Pastor Morton Speaks on Highway of Holiness at Liberty Theatre
Sidney Morton of Brooklyn spoke at the Liberty Theatre afternoon session of the International Bible Students, outlining three paths to life: broad, narrow, and the newly described highway. He argued Adam's disobedience brought death to all, explained the gospel age, and predicted the millennium with Jerusalem as governing capital. He noted Jewish land purchases in Palestine as signs of prophetic fulfillment and the coming kingdom.
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Sidney Morton
Brooklyn
Inonal Bible Students
Lib
Peo
Adam
Maker
Eve
Eden
Sarre
Garden of
Hilen
Jesus
Peyson
Christ
Rist
Hose
Bsue
Abraham
Isaac Jacob
Church
Countess Leads Fight Against Export of Worn Horses
London reports Countess of Suffolk formerly Miss Margaret Leter of Chicago has gathered society friends to oppose exporting worn-out horses to Belgium for food. Minister Runciman cited cruelty mainly on the Belgium end, while the Countess challenged his view and called the traffic barbarous. Washington notes President Wilson will announce the Federal Reserve Board selection after the organizational committee completes its work, with a report expected by April 1. Colonel A R Stallings of Parsons West Virginia, who broke an arm in an icy fall March 7, was in the city Saturday and improving.
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London
Countess of Suffolk
Margaret Leter
Chicago
Belgium
Walter Runciman
Runciman
Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
A. R. Stallings
Parsons
W. Va
No Typhoid Case Recorded in Cumberland History
City Health Office reports zero typhoid fever cases in Cumberland this morning. This marks the first time in the city’s history that no typhoid has been recorded.
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Cumberland
Law Is Valid Cleared Non-Partisan Ballot Law
In Philadelphia on March 16 the State Court in session cleared the non-partisan ballot law as valid. The decision upholds the measure governing ballots and election procedures in the state.
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Philadelphia
Chautauqua Planned In Cumberland This Summer
Citizens form committee to bring Lincoln Chautauqua back to Cumberland for six days from June 25 to 30. Lectures will be arranged locally, with Narrows Park a previous venue under Western Maryland Hospital nurses. Now seeking site confirmation.
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Western Maryland Hospital
Cumberland
Narrows Park
Funeral Notices Chronicle Multiple Local Deaths
The obituary column lists several funeral arrangements including Joshua Hite age 2 who died at county detention hospital of tuberculosis, burial at Rose Hill. Mrs A H Smith shipped to Terra Alta W Va for burial. Mary Meeks 27 buried at Rose Hill. Harvey Weicht 23 from Monroe County Pa sent to Clear Ridge Pa with burial tomorrow. Fred S George 4 died of hiccoughs and bronchial pneumonia buried Greenmount. Miss Mary Delashie formerly of Meyersdale Pa fatally buried after Markleton Sanitarium death. George Carrell 75 died Everett after moving from Cumberland. Mrs Mary C Bellett 60 funeral at Stein Mortuary Chapel burial Rose Hill. George William Bridget died at 33 Oldtown Road funeral at Grace M E Church burial Rose Hill. H K McNamara 31 died at Sylvan Retreat, Stein in charge.
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Joshua Hite
Rose Hill Cemetery
A. H. Smith
Allegan Hospital
Terra Alta
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio
Lou's Stein
Mary Meeks
Markleton
Stein Chapel
Rose Hill
Harvey Weicht
Chaplain’s Run
Monroe County
Western Maryland Hospital
Ater
Clear Ridge
Wolford
Zion Church
Fred S. George
Fred Sherman George
Jesse George
Fred Klavuhn
King's Lane
Mr. Klavuhn
Greenmount Cemetery
Mary Delashie
Meyersdale
Markleton Sanitarium
Miss Delashie
Cumberland
Stein Mortuary Chapel
Bellett
Mary C. Bellett
County Detention Hospital
Bridget
George William Bridget
Oldtown Road
Grace M E. Church
Virginia Avenue
H. K. McNamara
Herbert K. McNamara
Sylvan Retreat
Stein
Mother Jones Released From Hospital Then Sent by Train
In Trinidad Colorado on March 16, authorities report that the imprisoned labor leader Mother Jones was taken from San Rafael Hospital under cover of darkness and placed on a Santa Fe train headed for Denver. General John Chase confirmed the release, saying she was freed on her promise not to return to the mine strike district.
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Mother Jones
Trinidad
Cal
Mother Mary Jones
San Raphael
Santa Fe
Denver
John Chase
Colorado
Srike
Supreme Court Denies Appeal in Seaman Crimsinger Case
Washington March 16 The Supreme Court refused the application for freedom of Aleph Crimsinger a young US Navy seaman jailed at San Quentin California charged with assaulting an American Consular guard.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Aleph Crimsinger
Unted States Navy
San Quinton
Cal
Agents Wanted To Deliver The Press In WV and MD
Advertises openings for delivering The Cumberland Press in West Virginia towns and Western Maryland. Requests write for particulars at Cumberland, Maryland.
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West Virginia
Maryland
Cumberland Press
Cumberland
Methodist Protestant Conference Holds Session Here
The Cumberland district last quarterly conference met at the Central Y M C A building Saturday evening. Melvin Chapel seeks station status pending Milford Conference approval and self sufficiency with its own minister. The Melvin Chapel congregation requests the return of Wilbur M. Snyder. Mapleside and Fairview churches form the district and a new pastor is sought to lead them.
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Cumberland
Melvin Chapel
Milford
Del
Wilbur M. Snyder
Mapleside
Fairview
Real Estate Transfers In Cumberland and Allegany County
United States Trust Company of Washington and F. Mertens Sons transfer lands in Green Ridge Valley to Maggie A. Mumaw for 1120 dollars. Austin A. Wilson assignee transfers Decatur Street land to John Morgart for 5925 dollars. William M. Bruce and others sell North Mechanic Street property to W. T. Grimes for 10 dollars. Henry Lashley and wife sell Flintstone district land to Robert J. Lawrence for 92 dollars. James L. Poling and Eugenia H. Poling sell South Mechanic Street land to Harry A. Mills for 10 dollars. Minora E. W. Snyder and Joseph T. Casey convey Cumberland parcels to the Mayor and City Council for 1 dollar. William H. Grabenstein and wife sell Cumberland Street property to James F. E. Perrin for 10 dollars.
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United States Trust Company
Washington, D. C
F. Mertens Sons
Cumberland
Maggie A. Mumaw
Green Ridge Valley
Allegany County
Austin A. Wilson
John Morgart
Decatur Street
William M. Bruce
W. T. Grimes
Mechanic Street
Ute
Henry Lashley
Robert J. Lawrence
Flintstone
James L. Poling
Eugenia H. Poling
Harry A. Mills
Minora E. W. Snyder
Joseph T. Casey
William H. Grabenstein
James FE. Perrin
Cumberland Street
Marital Pairings in Pennsylvania and Nearby States
A list of couples from Washington Pennsylvania McKeesport and nearby towns including Berlin Som ersett Oldtown Martinsburg Clearfield Altoona Hunt ington Altoona Cresson Rosebud Irvonia Bellewood Brownsville Keyser Franks town Johnstown with partners from Maryland West Virginia and Pennsylvania. The notice names seventeen or more couples and towns, indicating a public record of marriages or annulments.
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Walter Anthony Leavrey
Marie Margaret Thompson
Washington, Pa
Elmer Grant Carnahan
Milford Ruth Higgins Hydg
McKeesport
Daniel Webster Shanks
Berlin
May Mabel Zimmerman
Somersett
Milton D. ‘Twigg
Willa “Ada Hartley
Oldtown
John P. Warrenfeltz
Grace Stoller
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thomas Frank Hastings
Blanche Rebecca Stewart
Clearfield
Roy Bryan
Edna Baker Bochnecker
Altoona
Albert Howard Springer
Fairmont
Edith Elenore Valentine Cumberland
Carey John Hollane
Laura Alicé Loveringhouse
Huntington
Allen James Rider
Bertha Elvie Duncan
Cresson
Life Insurance Fight Over Interstate Commerce
Six major life insurers in Hartford oppose President Kingsley plan to adjudge life insurance as interstate commerce. A Hartford firm leader warns state rights cannot be overridden. Kingsley appears unlikely to gain backing from the large companies.
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Hartford
Conn
D. P. Kingsley
Kingsley
Fireman Arrested on Concealed Weapon Charge in Baird
M. R. McClintock from Baird West Virginia applied for lodging at the police station Saturday night. Sergeant Klenhofer found a large revolver and two half gallon jugs of whiskey in his satchel, leading to arrest for concealed weapons. He was released after a $25 forfeit paid by his brother in law who came from Bard upon notification.
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M. RR
McClintock
Baird
W. Va
Klenhofer
Bard
Hosptal
J. L. Burk
Detroi
Mich
William
Western Maryland Hospital
Burk
Frank Kienhofer
Kienhofer
H. Whte
Polie
Maryland
Messrs
William Eversole
Hendricks
R. Schaeffer
Eagle Fraternity
Thomas W. Koon
Investigation Ordered Into Pecart Postmaster Murder
Secretary of State Bryan ordered an immediate inquiry into the murder of Frank V. Johnson, Pecart California postmaster, slain by a band of Mexicans on Saturday. The State Department will seek the capture and punishment of the killers, though the department notes the crime occurred on the American side of the border.
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Washington
Frank V. Johnson
Pecart
Cal
Bryan
State Department
Miss Reiley's Millinery Opening Promptly Tomorrow
Miss Reiley announces a millinery opening at 7 S. Centre street with the latest Parisian and metropolitan creations. The ad notes that ladies who purchase headgear from Miss Reiley are always neatly and correctly adorned.
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Fashon
Miss Reley
Body Recovered From Missouri Pacific Ruins
The body of W. H. Hunicks assistant operating engineer for Missouri Pacific Railroad was recovered today from the Missouri Athletic Club ruins in St Louis.
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St. Loui S
W. H. Hunicks
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Athletic Club
Longerbeam Hosts Presentation for L4elb Boy
Areh Longerbeam, mine host of the Six Mile House, rejoices over a Tuesday presentation by Mrs Longerbeam of a L4elb boy.
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Areh Longerbeam
Six-Mile House
Longerbeam
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