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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1914

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Battle near Torreon rocks Mexico as Villa leads attack

A 3,500 strong Constitutionalists assault Gomez Palacio and Torreon fronts near Lerado Puebla and Hermosillo reported ongoing fierce fighting. General Villa fought on night lines with a horse shot, while Federal defenses mined approaches around Torreon. The government plans a $20 million domestic loan.

Ortega Bermejillo Sonora Mexico Gomez Palacio Garcia Fereyra Mexico City Torreon War Office Lorado Blanquet Finance

Jury Drawn for April Term of Circuit Court

The jury for the April term of the Circuit Court was drawn this morning. Names include William A. Allen Andrew T. McLuckie James Barrett John Wiebel Jr Perry Warfield David F Kuykendail Phillip Blake Nelson W Russler William H Odgers John F Forester Charles J Kolb Bernard A Mattingly Hugo Remple George A Eyler Rhard C Levick Sheeman Meiser smith William H Anguin Thomas A Boyd Walter E Palmer Olin Beall George H Shaw Feland S Dayton P Clarence M King John P Rose Wheeler C Pong R E L Bowie Thomas B Dick Steele Hawthorn Edward Harris Sr Alphonzo I Luhrman George H Jackson Thomas W Pugh Harry R Mill Samuel A Jack John J McDonald William W Welfe Alert P Bayth Frederik Flurshey Jr Daniel Lewis George J Wittig Luther Ash Zedie Shaw William H Hyde Edward I Betz Paul Goldsworthy Sr Duncan R Sloan Perry Dudley George Reuschlein. The next term opens the first Monday in April.

William A. Allen Andrew T. McLuckie James Barrett John Wiebel, Jr Perry Warfield David F. Kuykendail Phillip Blake Nelson W. Russler William H. Odgers John F. Forester Bernard A. Mattngly Hugo Remple George A Eyler Rhard C. Levick Sheeman Mei Samuel A. Iack John J. McDonald Willian W. Welfe Alert P. Bayth Frederik “. Flurshey, Jr Daniel Lewis George J. Wittig Luther Ash Zedie Shaw William H. Hyde Edward I. Betz Paul Goldsworthy Sr Duncan R. Sloan Perry Dudley George Reuschlein

Safety First Men Meet In Cumberland

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad General Safety Committee, led by Major J. G. Pangborn, arrived in Cumberland for a first of its kind get together conference. Members from all departments spoke on preventing accidents, ventilation, sanitation, and proper train and equipment handling. After meetings they attended a luncheon at the Y M C A and prepared for further sessions in New York.

General Safety Committee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Cumberland J. G. Pangborn E. R. Scoville John Hair Walker McC. Bond E. M. Parlett J. T. Campbell B. ©. Craig Hart Parlett A. Me of- the -Y. B South Craig Scoville Inter-State Commerce Commission Seoville M. of W Queen Cit Bond London Paget Curragh Gough MceHwan Parker Ireland Lord Marley of Blackburn

Ulster Leaders Claim Victory Over Government

Sir Edward Carson declares victory as Liberal government loses prestige after Asquith admission. In Ulster unionists praise the apparent success, while London reports show Curragh officers returning and discuss a compromise with the army. Churchill and Lloyd George singled out by unionists as driving the plan.

Belfast Irc Asquith Edward Carson Ulster A. Bonar Law House of Parliament David Liloyd-George Winston Spencer Churchill

Priest Married Under Duress Charged In Affidavit

Miss Moran testifies that she and Father M M Sweeney were abducted by her brothers and forced to wed in Wellsburg West Virginia at gunpoint. The claim was released at Bishop Canevin's request and denies by both parties.

Pittsburgh Canevin M. M. Sweeney Sewickley Mary Moran

W C T U Meeting Set at Central Y M C A

The regular semi monthly meeting of the W C T U will be held at 2:30 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the Central Y M C A.

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Duke Building Fire Roars Through Durham Skyscraper

A major blaze in Durham North Carolina caused about 2 million dollars in damage before control was restored. The Duke Building, the citys only skyscraper, housed tobacco trust offices and spread to the Municipal Building before being contained. No lives were lost but several narrowly escaped.

Durham N. C Duke Municipal Tobacco Trust

Minister to Speak on The Great Combine at St John’s

Dr. Sieber addressed St John’s Lutheran Church Cumberland on The Great Combine at 7 46 pm. He spoke on A Model Conversion praising intellect conscience and heart. Future topics include Peace at Gettysburg incidents Eternity and where we spend it The Great Crisis with continued services and new members welcome.

Sieber St. John's Lutheran Church Cumberland Smith

Editorial attack reflection on Cumberland Press rivals

The Cumberland Press defends its independence against the Daily News efforts to besmirch and outpace it. It argues the News uses politicking and “tricks” to grind down Cumberland’s free newspaper, insisting its own gains come from public trust, not private wealth, and pledges fairness despite intense pressure.

Daily News Cumberland Press Cumberland News the News

Frostburg Miner Hurt By Fall Of Coal At Mine No 7

John Nairn a 32 year old Frostburg man was badly injured at 8 AM by a roof fall at Ocean Mine No 7 Consolidation Coal Co above Carlos Junction. He suffered a fractured skull and serious head injuries and was rushed to Miners Hospital Frostburg in critical condition.

Frostburg John Nairn Consolidation Coal Company Carlos Junction Miners Nairn T. L. Conroy John R. Donlin James Quinn Barton A. H. Hawkins Mr. Nairn Bowery Street Frank Richard Nairn Richard Katie Kotschenreuther George Kotschenreuther Paca Street

Lineman Hurt After Tree Fall Near Narrows

Louis Mayhugh, lineman for the Western Maryland Railroad, fell from a tree while cutting branches in the Narrows yesterday. He landed head and neck first on a 30 foot drop, was taken to Western Maryland Hospital where doctors report painful injuries but no broken bones. Mayhugh, formerly of Hancock, Md, is brother to Arthur Mayhugh of Hancock.

Louis Mayhugh Western Maryland Railroad Western Maryland Hospital Mayhugh Hancock, Md Arthur Mayhugh Columbia Avenue

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