Federal troops in full control around Tampico
Washington reports from Vera Cruz say federal troops concentrate at Tampico and Dona Cecilia with no news of broken lines or nationalist activity. Secretary Bryan seeks details on missing Americans Byrd and Inocente Denavides as inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Torreon
Capitol
War Department
Huerta
Blanquent
Argumado
Ortega
Ciudad
Tampico
Vera Cruz
Craddock
Hermione
Bryan Today
Carranza
Frederick Smith
Nogales
Juse
O'Shaughnessey
Mexico City
State Department
Byrd
Charee O'Shaughnessey
Inocende Denavides
Y M C A Basketball Schedule and Result Summary
Three games on the focal floor tonight feature Junior League teams for third place at 7 pm and a tie resolution for first place at 8 pm between High School and Union Street School. A big city versus Lonaconing Athletic Club Juniors rivalry follows. The Central Y M C A board meets today, with Saturday’s pairings including Acme basket formers versus Frostburg Beall High Freshmen and Independents versus Mt. Savage Temperance Club. The local Scrubs team then lost 17 to 7 at Frostburg to Pearl High School Freshmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Boys
Academy Quint
Union Street School Five
Lonaconing Athletic Club
Lonacon.ng
Acme Basket
Beall Hgh
Frostburg
Independents
Temperance
Mt. Savage
The
Scrubs
Pearl High School
Real Estate Transfers Cumberland Parcel Trade
Willam H. Cole and Anna B. Cole transfer a parcel on South Mechanic Street Cumberland to Athens Sgourdas and Anna Sgourdas for $10. The notice records transfer of ownership and related parties in a standard Cumberland land transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Cole
Anna B. Cole
Athens
Sgourdas
Anna Sgourdas
Mechan'e Street
Cumberland
Ways and Means to Probe Prohibition Tobacco Tax Bill
Washington March 12 The House Ways and Means Committee will carefully investigate a measure proposing a prohibition tax on tobacco. The bill is backed by the tobacco trust as a blow against United Cigars Stores, which is buying from independent manufacturers. The committee will hear charges during its current hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means
Tobacco Company
The
Trust
American Tobacco Company
United Cigars
Beardsley Found Guilty in First Degree
Beardsley a Summerdale farmer in Mayville New York was found guilty of first degree assault for shooting John C Putnam Overseer of the Poor He held a sheriff s posse at bay for days and was later sentenced to Auburn Prison for a term of not less than five years and not more than nine years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulty
Mayville
N. Y
Howard Beardsley
Summerdale
John C. Putnam
Beardsley
Auburn Prson
Hard Leader
Hagerstown To Get First Class Theatre In Deal
A deal closed in Hagerstown secures a first class theatre costing about 176000 dollars. New owner Mr Westfall leads a syndicate of home capitalists to book traveling attractions and operate a stock company. The venue will seat 1600 with two galleries and an architect from New York will design the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Westfall
New York
Obituary notices for Hanifin, Leasure, Montgomery, and others
Funeral details for multiple local residents include Michael Hanifin taken to Ronceverte for burial after death at Allegany Hospital, Lizzie Brotemarkle a Kansas City widow, Ward Tauber buried in Greenmount Cemetery, Calvin Oster funeral at Centreville Lutheran Church, and 13 year old Jennings Bryan Leasure's service at Centenary Church. Also listed are Edward Ross burial in Athens Pa, Abraham Fango shipped to Piedmont, Mary E Montgomery funeral at home with Rev Kilman, Addie Miller's service at Kingsley M E Church, and Wolford arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael &. Hanifin
Allegany Hospital
Ronceverte
W. Va
The
Knights of Columbus
Calvin Oster
Centreville
Cumberland Valley
Mullineawax
Pormer
Edward Ross
Western Maryland Hospital
Athens
Mary E. Montgomery
William Montgomery
Broadway Street
Bernard Lewis
Frederick Street
Frank A. Kilman
Grace M. EF. Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wolford
Addie Miller
W. H. Miller
Williams Street
Kingsley M. FE
Stein
Body in Morgue Identifies Clarke as Missing 12 Years
Chicago reports the burial set for Horace Greely Clarke in Iowa City after his body, found in a Wisconsin morgue labeled "Harry Harris," is identified by Mrs. T. D. Carson as her missing brother who disappeared from a steamer twelve years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Horace Greely Clarke
Samuel J. Kirkwood
Iowa
Iowa City
Clarke
Milwaukee
Miss Knoblock
Cudahay
Wis
T. D. Carson
Harry Harris
Local residents and visitors noted in Cumberland listings
Fairbury's C H Shaffer visits his sister Mrs Grace Volk on Columbia street while Lloyd Shaffer serves as circuit court clerk. Numerous locals report travels, guests, and family events including a 10 pound baby girl for Burton the Tailor, and a train of relatives visiting from Romney, Martinsburg, and Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Shaffer
Fairbury
Nebraska
Grace Volk
Columbia Street
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Harry Grove
Pratt Street
Elmer Moreland
T. G. Moreland
Springdale Street
Frederick
W. Va
Augustus Smith
O. Brakeman
Martinsburg
Ridgley
J. O. J. Greene
Westernport
Benjamin A. Richmond
Torris M. Twigg
Roanoke
Olive Allen
George Ernest
Rockwood
Fernley
Philadelphia
Jacob's
Wm. M. Connell
George Jr
Updegrave
Johnstown
W. H. Maloney, Jr
Romney
George Johnson
Charles Town
Springfield
Illinois
Cumberland
Charles E. Daily
Ralph J. Allen
Decatur Street
Stork
Allen
United States Express
Washington
Pittsburgh
Maud Deck
H. Thompson
Brunswick
Helen May
Mt. Lake Park
City Hospital
A. Dawson
G. T. Talbert
Coffeesville
Kansas
Bertha O’neil
Mary Kirson
Keyser
George P. Walters
James Hartsock
Cook’s Mills
Hartsock
W. Milner Roberts, Jr
Chalfonte
Atlantic City
Mr. Roberts
Frederick W. Growden
the Narrows
Calvin Oster
Centreville
Cresswell Seen With Inside Track For Western Pa Federal Judgeship
Representative Bailey of Johnstown Pa says Robert E Cresswell also of Johnstown Pa appears to have the inside track on the race for the Federal judgeship of Western Pennsylvania. He adds that William H Thompson and George Griffiths of Pittsburgh are next best prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bailey
Johnstown
Robert E. Cresswell
Western Pennsylvania
William H. Thompson
George Griffiths
Pittsburg
Ice jam threatens bridges above Georgetown on Potomac
Thousands of tons of ice pile up a mile above the old aqueduct bridge across the Potomac at Georgetown. Army engineers monitor piers for weakness and plan to dynamite the gorge if needed to prevent collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aqueduct
Georgetown
Dock Fire Destroys Part of Portland's Front, $300,000 Loss
Fire at the Columbia Dock in Portland on March 12 destroyed the schooner Cricket and heavily damaged the freighter Glenroy. Firemen fought to save other ships as six waterfront docks were swept away, with total losses around 300000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
Columba
Cricket
Floods Rise in Western and Southern Germany
Berlin reports rising floods in western and southern Germany as warm rains melt mountain snow. Nassau area loses power with electric plant and lines out of service. Lowland communities in another district are completely isolated by flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Nassau
Mellon ex-president seeks release in manslaughter case
Bridgeport officials report that the Mellon law team filed a formal motion with Judge Tuttle seeking release from custody of the ex-president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. He is accused of manslaughter in the Springfield express wreck at Westport in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Council
Charles S. Mellon
Tuttle
New York, New Haven
Martford Rairoad
West Port
Marriage Licenses Noted for Four Couples in Pa Counties
Elwyn Elmhore Nicholson and Rost Catherine Phillipe of Somerset join, Harvey Kilmer Shippy of Buena Vista and Martha Kifer of Man’s Choice also listed in marriage licenses in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwyn Elmhore Nicholson
Rost Catherine Phillipe
Somerset, Pa
Harvey Kilmer Shippy
Buena Vista, Pa
Martha Kifer
Man's Choice
IWW Leader Arraigned in Church Raid Case
New York on March 13 Frank Tannenbaum leader of the Industrial Workers of the World was arraigned on an indictment charging a church raid. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $5,000 bail unable to furnish bail and returned to the Tombs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Tannenbaum
Industrial Workers of the World
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bryan
Board of Irectors
Central
M. E Hanifin
Mrs Brotemarkle
Lizzie Brotemarkle
Samuel Brotemarkle
Res
Kansas City
Kan
Ward F. Tauber
Ward Fr. Tauber
Grenn Street
Greenmount Cemetery
Punerad
Miss Leasure
Jennings Bryan Leasure
Cromwell
Nannie V. Leasure
Godford Road
Pedmont
Abraham Fango
Piedmont
Bural
Mary & Montgomery
Thes City
Citizens National Bank
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Maryland
Citizens National Bank of Cumberland
George L. Wellington
A. McMullen
Ww. T. Ijncay
George L. Wellingto
Hugh A. McMullen
Ames A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Charles
German Savings Bank
G EO. D. Landwehr
Dirk George L. Wellington
C. G. Holzshu
James A. McHenry
Geo. D. Landwehr
Conrad Zimm
Cc. G. Holzshu
Urer
John Schiller
Secretary
Usman Rosenbaum
J. N. M. Brandler
H. A. Bachman
Ee Are
Society
J. B. Willison
Flintstone
Lola Priscilla Willison
George Everett Young
John Brinkman
Virginia Overmue
Wilbur
Parkersburg
Louise Edwards
Lester Drake
Frostburg Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Eleanor Building
Main Street
Cumberland Lodge
Cumberland and Westernport
Piedmont Lodge
Arion Band
St. Cloud Hotel
Arion
Hebrew Sabbath School
Haman
Sewing Society
Bedford Street
German Lutheran Church
Flutschutz
North Centre Street
Plurshhutz
Grace M. E
Virginia Avenue
Union Street
Buiding
G. A. North
F. F. Lockenott
George A. Perdue
H. G. Weimer
William M. Tinker
George W. Craig
Allegany County Academy
Isabelle C. Wheeler
Wilbur M. Snyder
William Lewis
B. A. Twigg
Weber Street
Ladies Aid Society
Melvin Chapel
Wilbur Snyder
S. H. Smith
James H. Golden
Olive Jenkins
Anna Sturtz
Dolcie James
Rhea Robinette
Olive Sturtz
Eunice Rollins
John Leasure
Alvey Alderton
Thomas McCoy
Fred Hartsock
Stanley Leasure
John Ross
Kathleen Wilson Smith
Rober McCoy
Cresswell
Mellon
Tombwe
the Evening Press
Piano
John W. Dorris
Independent Piano Tuner
Baltimore Ave
Phore
Bathford Street
Goodman Alley
Shriver Avenue
Franme
Cear St
South Centre Street
Nealtimore Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co. Ansurance
Bonding
the Cumberland Press
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore Street
Cumberland, MD
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