Railroad Mishap and Local Notices From South Cumberland
The South End notices report a derailment near Bardene with 18 coal cars, four tracks damaged and detours for passenger trains as Baltimore and Ohio crews including brakeman Carl White were involved. Also listed are the death of C C Mack, a restaurant proprietor, and a Connellsville wedding of Alfred Snyder and Pearl Ethling, plus Marquette Club events and other local items.
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White
Pingineer Long
George Loy
Blaine Hoyle
Carl White
Baltimore and Ohio
Arch Street
Bardene
Hobbs
Governor Brumbaugh vetoes Pennsylvania full crew repeal
The Pennsylvania governor vetoed a bill to repeal the full-crew law after a railroads backed campaign and a legislative hearing. He notes a strong lobby influence and cites life saving value of an extra crew member on trains, while acknowledging railroad rate gains already obtained. He offers two years to prove fairness before final action.
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Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Man Now Revenue Official
Winchester Va June 21 J Luther Maphis longtime Baltimore and Ohio Railroad clerk was named Commissioner of Revenue succeeding J E Correll who died last week after nearly 25 years. Maphis will serve the unexpired term of two and a half years and is brother to Prof Charles G Maphis of the University of Virginia.
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Winchester
J. Luther Maphis
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Revenue
J. E. Correll
Gospel Riders Extend Kansas Mission After Half Century
In Topeka on June 21 the report notes that fifty years ago circuit riders traveled Kansas preaching the gospel. The item frames a legacy of renewed zeal and ongoing efforts to spread religious instruction across the state.
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Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
Uncle Sam
Agricultural College
Topeka
Kam
San Francisco Woman Promotes Musical Cures for Laziness
Miss Ethel Johnson of San Francisco advocates using music as a cure for laziness and spiritual ills. She plans a series of "cures" for modern girls and disobedient youngsters, suggesting a phonograph can solve house trouble and even repair servant turnover.
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San Francisco
Ethel Johnson
Small Brothers
Miss Johnson
Advertising Club World Convention Opens in Chicago
Men prominent in the advertising business from the United States Canada and parts of Europe gather in Chicago for the eleventh annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Opening sessions begin tomorrow and run through Thursday June 24 with delegate registration and committee meetings dominating the day.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Winchester Weighs City Manager Government Change
A Winchester Virginia joint committee of citizens and Common Council members heard reports for and against adopting the city manager form of government. Sentiment remains divided and no recommendation to the council was indicated for the next regular meeting.
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Winchester
Common Council
Ward
Sale ad highlights low prices on brass beds and more
Savings advertised on brass and iron beds springs mattresses stoves dresses washstands sideboards sewing machines rockers tables carpets and more. Promotes visiting Schonter at 43 N Liberty Street for best deals.
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SALFP
Schonter
Liberty Street
Mortgagee's Sale of Property in Allegany County Maryland
Assignee of mortgagee announces foreclosure sale under a 1915 mortgage from Benjamin P Huff and wife to George H Grabenstein. The sale on July 1 at 10:00 a.m. covers a parcel described as THE SURPRIS near the southern city limits, Election District Sixteen, measured by a 1914 survey. Verms cash live.
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Benjamin P. Huff
Geo. H. Grabenstein
Wisieh
Allegany County
Liberty and
Baltic Streets
Tia
Maryland
Berland
H. W. Schaidt
George H. Grabenstein
Katie Grabenstein
Sabra J. Huff
J. W
Cochrane
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South Cumberland
Cumberland Press, Truitt Drug Co
Virginia Avenue
South End
Marquette Club
C. C. Mack
Martineburg
City Hospital
Loudoun County
St. Mary's Hall
St. Mary’s Heights
Connellsville
Alfred Snyder
Connelsville
Pearl Ethling
U. B
H. Eugene Richarda
Cumland Press
The
Cumberland Press
New Gospel
Farmers’ Institute
Smith Lever
Congress
Sunflower State
Church of Missionary Days
H. J. Waters
Dentis
Cor
Baltimore
Centre St
Holzman’s Drug Store
Pa. S
Bedford Street
White's Hall
Spring Street
Maryland Aynue
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtazshu & Co
Polk Street
Lazarus Millinery
Bedford St. My
Mechanic Street
Harrison Street
George D. Landéwehr
Geo. L. Sisk
York Place
Miller's
JanSly
Miller’s Dye Works
Frederick
Frederick Street
J. J. Winters
Midland, Md
Springfield
W. Va
John W. Snyder
Cumberland, Md
Va. Ave
Vcscee Coseeree
Chase Street
Sheff Eweee
Hanover St
Boyd A. Reinhart
Windsor
DR. #. F. TOOKENOTT
North Centre Street
McCoole
Royal
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc
Evitts Creek Bridge
Oldtown Road
Allofang
County
Maryland Theatre
Keith
National Detective Agency
Third National Bank
J. . Datley
Victrolas
Wolf & Malcolm
Mechanic St
Loypis Stein
Fuberalector
Nd Morgue
North Centre St
John,c Wolford Day
Niga
Ucn
Hodgenorfoan Co
Household Loan CO
Cumberland
G. F. Schultz
N. Center
Western Maryland Railway
Ally — Hagers
Ourg
Phia
New York
Ally
Pittsburg
Paty Arity
Elking
Sunda
Agerstown
Minister
Cumberland Hays
Savage
June Y
Frostburg
Borden
OL Pesane
Barton
Piedmont
J. T. Robertson
Oidsummer Millinery
Andon
the Hat Shop
the Cumberland Press
J. H. Griffin
MIS& Hee
Walsh Building
Chichester
Wester Mar
Berr Absoletely Fame