Juvenile Court Judge Submits First Annual Report
Judge Bob MacDonald of Allegany County Juvenile Court submits the first annual report covering May 27, 1912 to May 27, 1918 to Governor Phillips Lee Goldsborough. The 12 page document outlines legal changes, proposes a temporary magistrate, sheriff processes, extra deputy, probation officers, and a county detention house. It records 260 cases involving 256 children and 26 adults, with 197 boys and 61 girls, plus 26 adults.
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Bob MacDonald
Juvenile Court
Allegany County
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
MacDonald
Baltimore City
Britain’s Lionel Carden Says U S Misreads Mexico
Sir Lionel Carden, British minister to Mexico, criticizes U S policy, urges recognition of Huerta, and warns that only extermination of brigands will restore peace in Mexico amid calls for intervention.
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New York
Huerta
Mexico
Tionel Carden
England
Huta
United State
Sir Lionel
Villa
Carranza
Marriage Licenses Reported Across States
Weffley Clay Jones of Cumberland Maryland and Sarah Francis Lipscomb of Potomac Manor West Virginia. Charles William Willis of Old Fields West Virginia and Bessie Cleveland Wilkin of Flats West Virginia. Chares R Hershberger of Johnstown Pennsylvania and Rama Webster of Cherryville Virginia. Lewis Lorning Littlefield and Eunice Matilda Browning, both of Flintstone Maryland.
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Weffley Clay Jones
Cumberland
Sarah Francis Lipscomb
Potomac Manor
W. Va
Charles William Willis
Old Fields
Bessie Cleveland Wilkin
Flats
Chares R. Hershberger
Johnstown
Rama Webster
Cherryville
Lewis’ Lorning Littlefield
Eunice Matilda Browning
Flintstone, Md
Tragedy at Sharp Well Factory Ends in Death
In St Petersburg on March 4 a foreman killed Captain Von Stahl chief of works at the Sharp well factory and then killed himself by leaping into machinery. The act followed a strike over an emancipation order demanding 15 000 workers participate and reportedly sparked by refusal to obey.
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St. Petersburg
von Stahl
Sharpwell
Pontifff Armament Works
Plot to kill Villa uncovered by Mexican commander
Juarez reports Colonel Fidel Avila says a El Paso plot to assassinate General Villa has full proof. Huerta supporters allegedly raised 150000 dollars for rewards to killers who flee to claim payment. Villa’s bodyguard was doubled after the discovery. </s>
Dance in Cumberland Council Knights Move to New Hall
The entertainment committee of Cumberland Council No 586 Knights of Columbus announces a dance in the new home on North Mechanic Street during Easter week.
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Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
North Mechanic Street
Opening of the fair at Fair Opet's Paster Hall on Easter Monday
Fair Opet's Paster Lodge No 245 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares for a grand opening on the first floor of their hall at 51 North Mechanic Street on Easter Monday April 13. Turkish soldiers shot in Constantinople after an attack on the daughters of General Liman Siliantere was addressed in a court martial.
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Cumberlai
L Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
North
Mechanic Street
Constantipople
Liman
VIS SITING CARDS ENGRAVED OR PRINTED
Engraved or printed visiting cards noted as produced at the Evenish Press.
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Evenish
Missing Child Found in West Virginia Mystery
Pretty Burkey a 10 year old girl from Newark Ohio disappeared Monday morning on the way to school and was found today in Fairmont West Virginia. She traveled there and how she paid for transportation remains unknown. Relatives hosting her were reluctant to discuss the case.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Roumaine Burkey
Robert Burkey
Newark
Pittsburg Mine Boss Found Dead in San Diego County
Henry Peternal 29, mine boss for Pittsburg Coal Company at San Diego, was found dead on a boarding house back porch with a bullet wound near his heart. Police suspect murder. detectives have no identified enemies or motive at this time.
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Pitsburg
Henry Peternal
San Diego
Pittsburg Coal Company
Astounding Sea Tale From Oceana Captain
Captain Dimmick reports the Oceana struck a shoal of floating bodies off the Algerian coast. The mass consisted of Arabs en route to the Holy Land for interment, their bodies drifting at sea after a funeral speech.
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New York
Dimmick
Oceana
Algiers
Holy Land
Inauguration Date Debate Over April Shift
Unpleasant Washington weather renews calls to move the presidential inauguration to April per a Texas Rep Henry resolution. If held today the ceremony would risk pneumonia for witnesses.
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Washington
New Government Recognized in Haiti
Washington reports the United States recognizes the new Haitian government after a month of fighting and the former president's abdication. Captain Russell of the South Carolina and American Minister Madison R. Smith met President Zamor to acknowledge him as president of the republic.
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Washington
United States
Russel
South Carolina
Madison R. Smith
Haiti
Zamor
Republic
Moore resigns as Consul ar of the State Department
Washington reports John Bas sett Moore resigns from the Consul ar post at the State Department after weeks of anticipation tied to the Mexican situation. In Chicago Edward M McGuire head of Sandusky Portland Cement Co arrives to identify Melville E Reeves, linked to a $15000 note robbery. Tokyo sees representatives petitioning the Mikado to impeach Home Minister Kia hura.
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Washington
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Chicago
Edward Menard McGuire
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Cleveland
Melville E. Reeves
O'Shaughnessey's Father Dead in New York
Colonel Jas O'Shaughnessey father of Nelson O'Shaughnessey the American Charge dAffaires at Mexico died today in New York of pneumonia at age 71.
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O’shaughnessey
New York
Jas O’shaughnessey
Nelson O’shaughnessey
Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Huifta
Licenses Sought for Allegany County Liquor Sales
Notice of applications to sell spirituous liquors in Allegany County filed March 4 1914 with clerk of court Charles L C Moats Cumberland address 309 Springdale St Remonstrances must be filed within 20 days after filing to oppose licenses for the named applicants including John Lloyd, etc.
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Willegany Cour
Allegany County
Charles L.C. Moats
Springdale Street
Cumberland
John
Roosevelt friends deny Rio lecture fee gossip
New York reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and his friends denounce as malicious gossip a claim that he demanded 33,000 for a Rio Janeiro lecture after 4,000 had been spent on dining and fetes.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
House denounces Mexican letter as absolute falsehood
Washington reports declare a letter from Mexico claiming President Wilson spoke on Mexican finances to be an absolute falsehood. James Speyer and the president’s talks before the holidays are unsure amid debate.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
James Speyer
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