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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
9
Theodore A K Hummels hime runs for Cumberland City Council with pledges for full public disclosure of city finances and Evitts Creek water system spending. He vows to cut secret meetings and protect public services while auditing bank dealings and city expenditures.
Despite bad weather Emmanuel Episcopal Church Mission drew unusually strong attendance with more men visible than before. Evening and afternoon services included women focused activities and a dedicated missioner preaching.
Kean's Grocery lists fresh green vegetables, sausages, cheese, sauerkraut, fish, white bread, pecans, walnuts, and dried apples. The ad promotes Sunshine Biscuit Biscuits and mentions contact at phone number 1890 on Centre Street.
A women's department mass meeting of the National Civic Federation was held in Buffalo to build public sentiment for New York prison reform and prepare a legislative program. Governors Glynn and West spoke along with prison experts including Dr J T Gilmore Thomas Mott Osborne and Dr Frank Moore. A follow up conference was planned for tomorrow to finalize the program.
An unsigned editorial urges Cumberland voters to reject a city “ring” and back Walter Powell. It accuses a hidden slate of candidates of dictating votes, claims Powell is independent, and emphasizes a businesslike, tax‑aware governance focused on residents’ interests.
An advertisement from Chas M Stiff at No 7 Frederick St Frederick Md promotes music rolls with 40 percent off and invites readers to send name and mailing address to receive a monthly bulletin of latest numbers.
Paris March 6. Ferdinand Pinney Earle faces trial for kidnapping his son in Romorantin near where the child attended school. His companion described as "Affinity" and his latest partner are accused of taking the boy while he played near his grandmother’s home.
The statement asks for votes in the upcoming City Election on Tuesday March 17 1914 and expresses gratitude for prior support. George A Reinhard signs the appeal dated March 4 1914.
City voters are urged to support the March 17 city election. Joseph Schiver announces continued and stronger campaign support following a successful primary.
The note requests continued support from voters at the City Election on Tuesday March 17. It is signed by Harry L. Smith and expresses gratitude for past backing at the Primary Election.
E M Newman the traveler and lecturer will start his annual illustrated travel talks in Boston with a focus on Europe s greatest and most interesting cities.
Deal Brothers Milling Company at Front and Glenn streets promotes Finest fine Michigan seed outs and Timothy and Clover seeds at seasonable prices. Advertisement notes all other seeds available.
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