Huerta's Army Wins Battle In Mexico War
Reporting from Mexico City and Juarez on March 20, General Zasconcelos confirms a decisive federal victory over Zapatistas at Featzingo and Teconuxuco in Chaliso district. Rebel losses exceed a hundred as the fortification falls and pursuit by federal cavalry continues.
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Mexico City
State of
Mexico
Huerta
Zapatista
Featzingo
Teconouxuco
Chaliso
Zasconcelos
War Department
Zapatistas
Felix Balderas
Arroyo
Seco
Berlin Flight Sets Altitude Record With Four Passengers
Aviator Trélan and three passengers climbed to 12 000 feet over Berlin today establishing an altitude record for a biplane carrying four persons.
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Berlin
Trélan
Furniture dealer charged after auction ejectment dispute
Max Kamen and Walter Edwards faced charges after allegedly ejecting Morrison Music vice-president W F Tatroe from a sale in Kamen’s Baltimore street store. Constable C W Thompson was charged with disorderly conduct and assault. hearings were postponed to an April term.
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Max Kamen
Walter Edwards
W. KF. Tatroe
Morrison Music Company
Kamen
Baltimore Street
C. W. Thompson
Thompson
James Lindsay
Jacob B. Humbird
Tatroe
Frances Jones Dies at Skysville Sanitarium Funeral Held at St Marys Hall
The funeral of Frances Jones daughter of William D Jones was held yesterday afternoon from her father's Lonaconing home. Pallbearers were John Smith Dod Stakem Daniel Stakem Elmer Weber Frank Doolan and James McFarland. Services were conducted at St Marys Hall due to fire damage to St Marys Church last Saturday.
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Frances Jones
William D. Jones
Skysville
Lonaconing
John Smith
Dod Stakem
Daniel Stakem
Elmer Weber
Frank Doolan
James McFarland
St. Marys Church
St. Mary's Hall
Evangelist Services Continued at St John’s Lutheran
Dr L L Sieber, the Gettysburg evangelist, continues special services at St John’s Lutheran Church South Cumberland. Tonight’s subject is Saved by the Skin of Your Teeth. Attend and be blessed by the Lord. meetings are found very helpful spiritually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Sieber
Gettysburg
St. John’s Lutheran Church
South Cumberland
Van Amburgh at Liberty Theatre Sunday 3 p m Ad
Advertises W. E. Van Amburgh appearing at the Liberty Theatre this Sunday at 3 p m. Includes show timing and location details for the entertainment act.
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W. E. van Amburgh
Liberty Theatre
Revival to Begin at Metropolitan A M E Church
Mrs Nora KF Taylor the noted Evangelist arrives from New York to lead a two week revival at the Metropolitan A M E Church corner Frederick and Decatur streets Rev J D Jackson D D pastor the effort unites all churches and welcomes all residents to attend.
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Nora KF. Taylor
New York
Metropolitan A. M. E
Frederick and
Decatur Streets
J. D. Jackson
D. D
No Americans Lost Rome
In response to a US inquiry Ambassador Page in Venice reported that, as yet, no Americans were found among the bodies recovered from the boat disaster in Rome.
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Rome
United States
Page
Venice
Consulting
Fingers Cut Off In Mill Accident At Planing Mill
George Spiker of 11th Thomas street lost two fingers when his hand was caught by a high speed saw at the planing mill where he worked. Dr. John R. Littlefield dressed the wound and Mr. Spiker was taken to his home.
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George Spiker
Thomas Street
John R. Littlefield
England Prepares to Fight Ulster Amid Home Rule Crisis
Dublin reports England y preparing for war in Ulster with two warships deployed and thousands of troops. Unionists led by Sir Edward Carson and Captain James Craig gear for conflict as the Home Rule dispute escalates. In Belfast Carson returns to lead operations with armed guard, promising vigorous action while gunfire and fireworks mark the tense clash.
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Dublin
England
Ulster
Ireland
Edward Carson
James Craig
George Richardson
Belfast
Sir Edward E
Carson
Thermy
Sir Edward
Baseball Reserve Clause Targeted In Federal Court
Grland Rapids Michigan March 20 the reserve clause in baseball contracts was directed to the Federal Court with a petition to restrain catcher William J. Killifer of the Philadelphia Nationals from breaking his Chicago Federal League contract. The suit must be prosecuted in Michigan since Killifer lives in Paw Paw and will be heard April 8.
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Grland Rapids
Mich
William J. Killifer
Philadelpha Nationals
Chicago
Michigan
Killifer
Paw Paw
Pastor Cox to Speak on What and Where Is Hell
Elder A B Cox of the Pentecostal Church will give a free lecture at City Hall Auditorium this evening at 7 o'clock on What and Where Is Hell. Special singing by the Twigge sisters will feature the program.
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A .B. Cox
Pentecostal Church
City Hall
Hell
Twige Sisters
Snowstorm Covers Capitol With Four Inch Blanket
Washington reports a heavy spring snowstorm blanketed the capitol four inches thick on March 20, with robins and other signs of warmer weather driven to cover.
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Washington
Capitol
Lansing Nominated for State Department Posts
President Wilson nominates Robert Lansing of New York as Councilor of the State Department to succeed John Bassitt Moore. Cone Johnson of Texas is proposed as solicitor to succeed Joseph W. Folk, who resigns to lead the Interstate Commerce Commission's chief counsel office.
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Washington
Robert Lansing
New York
Wilson
State Department
John Bassitt Moore
Cone Johnson
Texas
Joseph W. Folk
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lecture on Wonderland of the Telephone at Centre Church
FE I Maettkce of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will present a free illustrated lecture at Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church at o clock on Wonderland of the Telephone. The event showcases advances in telephone communication.
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FE. I. Maettkce
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Centre Street
Methodial Episcopal Church
Ship Goes Down And Many Are Reported Dead
Venice March 20 sizable crowd and tragedy as a crowded pleasure steamer sinks near the Lido after torpedo attack. Divers recover more than 50 bodies including the captain Mrs Drake and her daughter and other passengers while authorities work to identify victims with help from Hohenzollern sailors and German imperial yacht crew assisting in the rescue effort.
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Hohenzollern
Empe William
Germany
President to Maintain Policy Toward Huerta
President Wilson will keep the Mexican policy firm and refuse to remove the demand that Huerta must go. White House denial dismisses reports of a sudden shift upon Panama Canal exemption repeal. Officials say Lind's dispatches carry little weight and focus remains on ousting Huerta rather than naming a successor.
Beckman to go to New York as chamber official
Arthur A. Beckman, acting secretary of the Cumberland Chamber of Commerce, will depart tonight on the Duquesne Limited for New York City to resume duties with the Municipal Service Bureau. Louis Db. Sampson is its president, and the Cumberland Chamber is praised for strong organization and equipment.
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Arthur A. Beckman
Chamber of Commerce
Executive Committee
HE. A. Scheeley
Duquesne Limited
New York City
Municipal Service Buureau
Louis Db. Sampson
Cumberland
Teachers Hold Beall High School Meeting in Frostburg
A well-attended session in the Beall High School building Frostburg gathered Allegany graded schools teachers from third fourth and fifth grades. Miss Lena Gertrude Roling supervisor of primary instruction led the meeting outlining school work and guiding teachers on preparations for the May 22 exhibition.
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Beall High School
Frostburg
Allegany
Lena Gertrude Roling
Canal Set to Open Early for Spring Navigation
Indications point to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal opening for navigation in the first week of April with water turned on the level next week. The Canal Towage Company rebuilt large locks and completed boats. Consolidation Coal Company replaced wooden cribbing with concrete piers as major season preparations proceed.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Canal Towage Company
Whic Ft
Bagin
Consolidation Coal Company
Solidation Coal Company
Brown to Leave Cumberland for Baltimore Telephone Post
H C Brown long time manager for a wide Cumberland area including Allegany and Garrett Counties will move to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company staff in Baltimore. He will leave Cumberland April to begin his new duties while Cumberland may name a successor for the Hagerstown region.
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H. C. Brown
Allegany
Garrett
West Virginia
Chesapeake 4 Potomac Telephone Company
Cumberland
Baltimore
Hagerstown
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Torreon
Rojas
Senor Jose Portillo Y Rojas
Juuerta
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Carranza
Oscar 8
Strauss
Turkey
Colquitt
Amney
W. D. B. Atney
Pennsylvania
Gress
Jack
Port Arthur
Tampico
Pamipico
Laredo
Tex
Palafox
Howard
Fort McIntosh
San Francisco
Johnson
California
Arthur Murray
Department of the Pacific
President Wilson
Boston
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Foreign Office
Olney
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Warren McGarrick
James McGarrick
South Nineteenth Street
Jeffersonville
Little Warren
Paris
Gaston Calmette
the Figaro
Mme. Cailloux
Finance
Senate
M. Jean Juares
Walaa
Negro Porter
Pitzer
Miss Jones
Elder A. B. Cox
Snow
Lansing
Ital
Ian Torpedo Boat
Lido
Pres. Huerta
White House
Portillo Rojas
Wison
Porstillo
Namelves
Beckman
Brown
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