Muster and Smith to Try Issues Here Tomorrow
A big crowd is expected at South End Park as the Lona coning Giants meet the Cumberland Colts tomorrow. Colts, league leaders, have five losses to the locals but remain confident. Manager McGuire will start Muster on the mound and Lefty Smith will debut for the locals. The Midland Peppers also visit South End Park today, with a split of wins against the Colts.
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Muster
Smith
South End Park
Lonaconing Giants
Cumberland Colts
McGuire
Lefty Smith
Midland Peppers
Record mile attempt eyed at Harvard Stadium deck
John Paul Jones seeks to lower the mile world record at Harvard Stadium with Abel Kiviat absent from Jones’ title defense. Kiviat’s 1 500 metre run at Olympic tryouts in 1912 and a near miss in the mile are recounted as spectators expect a fast pace and possible record eclipsing in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
John Paul Jones
Harvard
Abel Kiviat
New York
Jones
Kiviat
Kiviats
Harvard Stadium
Kiviar
Eckhart Summit Game Draws Large Local Crowd
Eckhart Md June 26 The Vale Summit team will face Eckhart on Sunday afternoon in a clash expected to attract the largest crowd ever seen on the local ground. Vale Summit adds Geo Fine and Bingle Blurly and Hatler may pitch for Summit while Logsdon handles pitching for Eckhart. The Eckhart lineup is training daily as grounds remain in top condition and both sides promise a competitive contest.
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Eckhart
Vale Summit
Geo Fine
Bingle
Frostburg Athletics
Leake
Hatler
Kyrnes
Logsdon
Eckhart Boys
PalZe Winners at Yesterday's Traps
The South Cumberland Gun Club hosted the season's largest shooting event at Locust Grove. Forty sportsmen competed before a large crowd with top scores listed including H A Moreland 47 of 50 and G P Shoemaker 45 of 50. Stevens Arms donated a silver plated safety razor won by G A Moreland. Schumaker finished second and Rockwood third.
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South Cumberland Gun Club
Locust Grove
H. A. Moreland
G. P. Shoemaker
W. Rockwood
H. Billmeyer
I. K. Conway
Chas Miller
I. J. Hyner
Remington Co
Somerset
W. Frazee
Wm. Smith
H. T. Meyers
Dr. J. Garman
The
Stevens Arms Company
G. A. Mooreland
Schumaker
Rockwood
New York Athletic Club Blocks Island Races Start
The annual Block Island races begin in New York City with sailing craft racing this morning and motor boats in the afternoon. The course covers one hundred miles.
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New York
New York Athletic Club
Eastern Golfers Off to Coast for Trans-Continental
Eastern golfers prepare for a coastward trans continental event with the first train leaving June 26. The group from New York trains and teams head toward a long cross country competition.
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New York
Junior C E Rally at St Stephen's Lutheran Church
A Junior C E rally is set for tomorrow at 3 p m in St Stephen's Lutheran Church Centre and Union streets. The program includes opening hymn Onward Christian Soldiers prayer by Rev Kuhnert singing demonstrations an Ideal Junior Prayer meeting and an Ideal Junior Business Meeting with Rev Wilbur M Snyder leading a conference on Junior Work representatives from nine local societies expected.
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St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Centre
Union Streets
C. BE. Kuhnert
Wilbur M. Snyder
Sabbath Observance Sermons Move City Churches
Ministers across the city unite for tomorrow’s morning service on Sabbath observance. Dr. Howard Kelly and Dr. W. W. Davis of Baltimore will lecture in several churches both morning and night. Ladies’ Aid Society of Southminster Presbyterian meets at Mrs. Earl Blake’s home for a business session and needlework. Next gathering planned at Mrs. Carner’s residence.
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Ministerial Association
Howard Kelly
W. W. Davis
Baltimore
Ladies’ Aid Society
Southminster Presbyterian Church
Earl Blake
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carner
Kelly
Midland
W. E. Bird
Howard A. Kelly
Lord's Day Alliance
Midland Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
A. W. Frenzell
Anchor Lodge Knights of Pythias
Woodland Church
Shaft Church
College crews to have light practice work
Poughkeepsie N Y June 26 All the coaches of Cornell Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania and Stanford stated last night that their hard work was finished and that tomorrow's practice will be very light. The varsity crews will row to the Columbia boat house for the four mile race. Tomorrow afternoon a two event regatta will be held in front of the Cornell quarters with substitute crews competing.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
Stanford
Columbia Boat House
Courtney
Rice
Ten Eyck
McCulloughs Backed Company Formed In West Virginia
The secretary of state of West Virginia sues to charter the North Fork Lumber Co of Boyer Pocahontas county with authorized capital of 300 000 dollars. Incorporators include John W McCullough of Boyer A D Neill and Oscar Latt of Elkins H G Bowers of Punxsutawney and G C Hamilton of Burner.
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West Virginia
North Fork Lumber Co
Boyer
Pocahontas County
W. Va
John W. McCullough
Boyer, W. Va
Friendsville, Md
A. D. Neill
Oscar Latt
Elkins
H. G. Bowers
Punxsutawney
G C. Hamilton
Burner, W. Va
Bankers Convention Highlights From Cape May Banquet
Judge Robert R. Henderson served as toastmaster at the Maryland bankers convention closing in Cape May New Jersey. James M. Sloan of Lonaconing was named a vice president of the association and other members attended events. Dr W A Gracie traveled to Baltimore to serve as pallbearer for Dr St Clair Spruill. Mr B F Charles of Big Spring Md visits his daughter Mrs Frank lin H Ankeney Cumberland street. Mrs F A Jacques and sister Miss Ruth Pearrell of Martinsburg are visiting Cumberland.
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William Evans
Ruth
Charles Reynard
Paca Street
St. Clair Spruill
B. F. Charles
Big Spring
Franklin H. Ankeney
Cumberland Street
F. A. Jacques
Ruth Pearrell
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Cumberland Press urges prompt delivery to subscribers
The LONACONING bureau of the Cumberland Press asks subscribers to notify representative Joseph Meager on Main Street immediately if newspaper delivery is not prompt.
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The
Cumberland Press
Joseph Meager
Main Street
Representative
Bureau of Cumberland Press
Carl C. Firle
Lonaconing Water Co seeks $33000 mortgage bonds hearing
Public Service Commission of Maryland schedules a hearing for Lonaconing Water Company on June 30 in Baltimore to seek authority to issue 33000 of its first mortgage 6 percent refunding bonds. Lonaconing Civic Club holds a special meeting on June 28 at 8 PM in Civic Club Hall. Thomas Allerdice, former Elkins police chief, has returned to Lonaconing with family and will resume treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a recent stay.
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Public Service Commission of Maryland
Office of the Commision
Baltimore
Lonaconing Water Company
Lonaconing Civic Club
Civic Club Hall
Thomas Allerdice
Elkins
W. Va
Lonaconing
Mr. Allerdice
John’s Hopkins Hospital
Large rattlesnake captured on the hill and brought to town
Samuel Green captured a very large black rattlesnake on the hill yesterday and brought it into town in a box. Thomas Boston and John W. Evans will leave today for a brief visit to McKeesport, Pa. Prof. Arthur F. Smith and family left today for Atlantic City for a week's vacation. James Bradley returned home from the Maryland Agricultural College. T. Cecil Miller returned home after driving Rev. W. L. Lynn to Hagerstown. Mrs. William Rees and son of Hyndman, Pa., are visiting friends in Lonaconing.
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Samuel Green
Thomas Boston
John W. Evans
McKeesport
Arthur F. Smith
Atlantic City
James Bradley
Maryland Agricultural College
T. Cecil Miller
W. L. Lynn
Hagerstown
William Rees and Son
Hyndman
Lonaconing
A. IR. Snedegar
Bloomington
Curtis Bay
Arthur Thornton
Hattie Gish
Snedegar
Frank Cooper
Wellersburg
Lewis Engle
Pennsylvania
Ethel Engle Williams
Lucile Engle
Ferren Kildow
Oklahoma
Keyser
Piedmont
John E. Horstkamp
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Westernport
Washington, D. C
Mary Gilmore
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
James Martin
Washington
Jennie Shearer
Philadelphia
Dolly Goshorn
H. B. Dawson
David C. Dodge
Fitzpatrick
W. Va
Midland paper delivery urged timely notifications
Midland Cumberland Press readers are urged to inform their representative immediately if newspaper delivery is not prompt.
Shannon Twins Report to Boston Nationals
The Shannon twins Morris and Joseph, 18, joined the Boston National Leagu e club at Fenway Park awaiting professional status. One is a shortstop, the other an outfielder who can also play first. both batted over .400 for Seton Hall this season. Johnny Evers coaches their early practice as team officials consider signing them.
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Boston
Shannon Twins
Morris
Joseph
Seton Hall School
Fenway Park
Qaffney
Johnny Evers
Seton Hall
Theft of $2000 Yellow Root Crop from Skaggs Field
A crop of yellow root valued at about 2000 dollars was stolen from the field of M. M. Skaggs near Ansted West Virginia last Sunday night. About 40 pounds of roots were taken at six dollars per pound. the crop would have matured in August.
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M. MM. Skaggs
Ansted
W. Va
Chalmers Six-40 Dominates Summit Hill Climb Record
At Uniontown Pennsylvania yesterday the Chalmers Six-40 driven by E A Walden won a 230 cubic inch hill climb up Summit Mountain covering 1500 feet in three minutes fifty seconds. It was 14 seconds faster than the next car and eight seconds ahead of last year’s mark. In the free for all the same car placed fourth to arm on 41 and beat Alma driving the same Mercedes that won Indianapolis. The Chalmers claims superiority over rivals in piston displacement and price class. Citizens Garage Co local distributors Chalmers advertise alongside other brands.
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Uniontown
Yesterda Chalmers
E. A. Walden
Summit Mountain
Dealma
Indianapolis
Chalmers
Citizens Garage CO
Barmon
Simplex
Pownall Says West Virginia Has No Bonded Debt
Col Thomas G Pownall argues West Virginia owes Virginia 12 million dollars but has no bonded debt. He says interest would be covered by slight tax increases and asserts WV can meet obligations, criticizing Maryland papers for misrepresenting WV finances. The piece supports paying the judgment despite debate.
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Thomas G. Pownall
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Berland
Notice to subscribers and readers of The Dunberland Press
The Tri-Towes Press urges subscribers to notify the local Dunberland Press representative if paper delivery is not prompt. Patrons and friends are asked to phone the representative with news items or other items of interest to help improve coverage.
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The
Cumberland Press
R. A Hoffmeister
Dunberland Press
Second Chapter of Prize Photoplay at Frostburg Monday
Westernport council notes water system costs and contractors' settlement. Frostburg feature promotes Roy L. McCardell prize photoplay The Diamond From The Sky with two supporting films and a $10,000 sequel prize offer.
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Frostburg
Roy L. McCardell
Cadets Recommended for Proficiency in Military Work
Auburn Alabama June 26 The following cadets have been recommended to Secretary of War Garrington for proficiency in military work D D Gibson and C A Donehoe Alabama W F Littleton Florida and FL Tucker South Carolina
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Auburn
Ala
Garrigton
D. D., Gibson
C. A. Donehoe
Alabama
W. F. Littleton
Florida
FL. Tucker
South Carolina
Letter from William Buckey denying misstatement about academy position
Editor courtesy publication of this denial states William Buckey has never asked for anyone to apply for him to an Allegany County Academy position. He asserts no physicians testified under oath at his hearing and notes their statements are not part of the record. He closes with thanks and respect.
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Allegany County Academy
William Buckey
Wall Paper Sale Offers Low Prices at Eylers
Advertisement notes rolls of wallpaper at 2, 3, 4 and 6 cents with gold papers also shown. It promises savings on any grade and directs readers to Eylers, 39 North Centre Street, for purchases.
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Eylers
N. Centre St
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