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Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Press
Baltimore Street
Frank A. Furst Attacks Lee Candidacy With Convincing Arguments
Citizens of Western Maryland regard Frank A. Furst as a highly esteemed figure. In a Saturday interview he delivered a series of strong allegations aimed at Lee's candidacy, a critique strong enough to challenge the opponent and resonate with local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Maryland
Furst
WATERLOO CENTENNARY OBSERVATION WITHOUT Fanfare
The piece notes no observance for Waterloo's centenary and speculates future interest will fade amid modern warfare. It contrasts Napoleon and Wellington with today’s titanic conflicts, calling fleets, gases, and long range artillery era-defining, and ponders whether 2115 will mark a different history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Wellington
The Power of Song and a Poet’s Lawmaking
An Italian poet leader Signor d Annunzio is praised for guiding Italy toward war through his ballads. The piece quotes Fletcher of Saltoun’s real saying about how lot of lawmaking could be done by ballads if one could write them all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signor d’Annunzio
Italy
Fletcher of
Saltoun
Per d’Annunzio
Fletcher
Sir Christopher
Count Reventlow’s Panama Canal scoop shocks readers
The Count claimed President Wilson closed the Panama Canal to stop shipping of ammunition and war materials from U S harbors to Vladivostok to boost Russian fighting strength. The report marked a startling, fast breaking scoop by Reventlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Reventlow
Wilson
Panama Canal
United States
Vladivostok
Be Original Dare To Be Singular And Be A Good Man
A sweeping meditation on pioneers mocked for new ideas. It cites Jenner, Fulton, Morse, Bell, Goodyear and others, noting repeated scorn before breakthrough. The piece urges individual courage, originality, and perseverance against public ridicule to achieve lasting impact.
Col House Sees Wilson Best Hope To End War
Col E M House, Wilson’s ally and envoy, reported to the president on his European talks with German French and British officials. He believes Wilson is the most likely to restore global peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. House
Wilson
Col. E. M. House
Europe
Early bedtimes urged to preserve health and beauty
A social exchange highlights nine o'clock bedtimes as a healthful standard, praising Humphreys for sleeping early and arguing that early sleep enhances vitality, mood, and morning productivity. The piece notes modern life strains and the need to protect children's sleep for proper growth and well being.
Birthday list marks anniversaries of notable figures
Lyman J. Gage born in Madison County New York 79 years ago today. Alexis Carrel born in France 42 years ago today. Otis Skinner born in Cambridge Massachusetts 57 years ago today. William L. Courtleigh born in Guelph Ontario 46 years ago today. Emerson Hough born Newton Iowa 58 years ago today. Frederick L. Chase born Boulder Colorado 0 years ago today. George B. Ransom born Chazy New York 64 years ago today. Howard P. Drew born Lexington Virginia 25 years ago today. Thomas E. Jones born Augusta Illinois 41 years ago today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
United States
Madison County
N. Y
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute
France
Otis Skinner
Cambridge
Mass
William L. Courtleigh
Guelph
Ont
Emerson Hough
Newton
Frederick L. Chase
Yale University
Boulder
Colo
George B. Ransom
U. 8
S. N
Chazy
Howard P. Drew
University of Southern California
Lexington
Thomas E. Jones
Jess Willard
Augusta
Ill
Public Employment Officials Association Anticipates
An association connected with the American Association of Public Employment Officials is anticipated to meet or announce forthcoming developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Public Employment Officials
Silent Spo Pee Blackfeet Leader Dies After Freedom
Washington telegram reports the death of Spo Pee a Blackfeet Indian who spent 35 years in prisons and an asylum after killing a white trader. Released from confinement last year he struggled with liberty and died soon after at Browning Montana. He was once known as Silent Spo Pee following his return to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Hudson
Oliver Evans
New York
Washington
George Stephenson
House of Commons
Spo Pee
Sponce
Browning
Mont
Montana
Leavenworth, Kan. Federal Penitentiary
Detroit
Government Insane Asylum
Lane
Industrial Relations Commission to address labor officials
Detroit June 28. Frank P. Walsh, chairman of the United States Commission on Industrial Relations, will tell the Association of Governmental Labor Officials at its annual session how he pursued the Rockefeller Jr. matter and his stance toward capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United States Commission On Industrial Relations
Association of Governmental Labor Officials
Frank P. Walsh
Industrial Commission
Association
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Capi
Half of Lake Crystel population named Jones
Lake Crystel Minnesota June 28 More than half the village population is named Jones About 1000 residents most are Welsh lifelong locals the town founded by Jones families L P Jones bank cashier Jack Jones liveryman M J Jones lumberman Hugh Jones furniture seller and several Joneses in trades John A Jones Stanley Jones restaurant keepers Jack Jones baker C H Jones harness maker Postmaster Harry M V Jones notes mail mix ups require mid dle initials and nicknames to tell families apart
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Lake Crystel
Minn
Jones
L. P. Jones
Jack Jones
M. J. Jones
Hugh Jones
Saddlery Industry Rides War Demand at 27th Invention
The Wholesale Saddlery Association holds its twenty seventh annual invention at the Inside Inn during the Panama Pacific International Exposition run. Delegates exceed eleven as the industry notes demand outpacing supply due to the European conflict. The inventor will adjourn on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wholesale Saddlery Association
Vic
Ories
Ige
Picture Around Babe's Neck Costs Him Freedom
Minneapolis, June 28. A photo hanging about the neck of a toddling baby is cited as the reason Matt Oos is jailed on wife desertion charges. His wife says he deserted the family while earning 100 a month, destroyed most photos of himself except the one worn by the child, and traced him to Great Falls, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Matt Oos
Great Falls
Mont
Cleveland's Latest Baseball Fad On Store Roof
Cleveland O June 28 Tripple header games played on a skyscraper roof by girl Ty Cobbs Home run Bakers and Terrible Terry Turners are the latest in Cleveland baseball dom. Every day from eleven until two three games are played by six teams of girl employees of William Taylor Sons Co on the roof of the big store. At the end of the summer an all star team is to be chosen to play the champion team of men employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ty Cobbs
Terry Turners
Evey Day
William Taylor & Sons Co
Boosters Of Lone Star State Rally In Galveston
Texan boosters shine as the association of Texas clubs meets in Galveston for its annual session. Enthusiasm centers on promoting the Lone Star State with lively remarks and communal pride during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Lone Star
Association of Texas Clubs
Provo Readies Dry Vote After Strenuous Campaign
On the eve of the liquor election in Provo Utah prohibition advocates appear confident this will be the first large city in Utah to vote dry. Voting will occur tomorrow after one of the most strenuous campaigns in the city's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Utah
Eyberg Ad Promotes Paper Discounts at 80 N Centre St
A advertisement promotes wallpaper specials by grade at Eyberg, offering gold colored papers at low prices. The notice lists multiple generations per roll and encourages savings on all paper grades.
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Eyberg
N. Centre
A Bit of Everything for The Press Readers
A mosaic of wry quips and social vignettes on vanity, gender roles, everyday follies, and modest wisdom. It lampoons egos, fashion, manners, and the foibles of both men and women with humor and sly aphorisms.
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