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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1914

Page

2

Huerta's Wien Reported as Holding Own

Juarez Mexico March 25 censorship over wires from Chihuahua to Juarez was set up by the Constitutionalists after an International News dispatch from El Vertel. Reports from Torreon suggested a Federal setback, while Velasco said rebels were attacking in force and that federal troops were holding their own at Torreon.

Juarez Mexico Chihuahua el Vertel Ths Villa Torreon Chao War Department Velasco Wuerta Hts

Seely Resigns as War Secretary Amid Ulster Crisis

London reports Colonel John Ha wari 1 Bernard Seely resigns as Secretary of War over interference with mobilization plans to crush Ulster volunteers. Asquith declines to accept. The incident occurs during a stormy Commons session on Home Rule with Churchill facing questions and a heated exchange about government stance and security measures.

London Asquith John Hawari Bernard Seely War Department Ulster Volunteers Seely House of Commons Winston Churchill Admiralty Ulster Urehill Seeny Cherohily

Tener bids for Chicago Cubs in bid battle

Chicago March 25 President John K Tener of the National League moves as a bidder for the Chicago Cubs after Owner Charles P Taft names Charles R Thomas as president. Tener offers 800000 with Connery syndicate still active bidding at 770000. The league may bridge the gap to favor Chicago capitalists and sideline Charles Murphy. Thomas defies the league while Connery backers press for purchase as Tener favors locally owned clubs and North Side Park attendance.

Chicago Johnk. Tener National League Chicago Cubs Charles P. Tafton Charles R. Thomas Cub Tener Connery Syndicate Charles W. Murphy Charles Herbert Thomas Thomas Taft Llub Governor Tener Murphy Connery I Tener Cubs New North Side Park

Repeal Debate Opens in House on Free Toll Clause

Washington March 25 The House readies to open debate on repealing the Panama Canal act free tolls clause. Representative Sims of Tennessee, author of the repeal measure, plans to deliver the first speech tomorrow as White House pressure accelerates proceedings.

Washington White House Sims Tennessee

New Phase 10 Road Struggle In House

Annapolis Md March 24 A new phase was given to the State road bill in the House by a 50 to 47 vote substituting a 500000 loan for Western Maryland counties allocating 100000 each to Frederick Garrett Montgomery Washington and Alleghany Counties Baltimore did not participate though aided in passage Final disposition awaited As session closes new bills multiply Senate introduced 100 more than 1912 session

Annapolis Maryland Frederick Garrett Montgomery Washington Allegany Baltimore Senate Speicher Weiner Garrett County Allegany County House

Page Panama Canal Speech Triggers Senate Transcript Request

Walter H. Page delivered a Panama Canal and Monroe Doctrine speech in London on March 11 before the Chamber of Commerce association. Senate action followed, demanding a complete transcript after criticism of the ambassador’s remarks.

Washington Panama Canal Walter H. Page Great Britain Senate Bryan Association of the Chamber of Commerce

Seidel and Banding Lead Milwaukee Mayor Primary

Emil Seidel former Socialist Mayor and Dr G A Banding the present incumbent led Milwaukee’s mayoral primary returning first and second respectively in yesterday’s election. They will face off at the regular election two weeks hence with Banding the front runner in the latest returns.

Milwaukee Wis Emil Seidel G. A. Banding Seidel Banding

New City Code Adopted and Printing Bid Opened

The mayor and city council adopted a revised city code at 12 30 PM after hours of review. They instructed the city clerk to solicit bids for printing the code in book form, including repealed provisions and ordinances enacted since the present code.

American diplomat denies resignation in Mexico City

Charge d Affaires in Mexico City Mr. OShaughnessy explains his rapid departure from the Mexican capital to Vera Cruz was due to a sudden illness triggered by the weather at this season.

Mexico City O’shaughnessy Vera Cruz Mexico

Maryland Day Observed At St Patrick's School

Students at St Patrick's parochial school North Centre street performed a program for Maryland Day under Sisters of Notre Dame. The event featured marches songs choruses and dances from first through senior grades including America What the Catholics Did for America Arch bishop Carroll and Maryland themes.

St. Patrick’s North Centre Street Sisters of Notre Dame Maryland F. Co. Fisher G. Getty America John Carroll C. Maguire Gramer Department Columbia John Coulehay Bishop Carroll G. Fetty M. McMullen M. Maguire Monk Mother Dearest

Engineer Cragie killed in Kahn & Sons blast

A boiler room explosion at Kahn & Sons department store in Washington injures several and causes heavy smoke and panic among hundreds of shoppers and sales girls. Alexander Cragie, an engineer, dies from scalding wounds, with three other men fatally burned.

Washington Alexander Cragie Kahn & Sons’ Company

Granted a Divorce for Mrs. Annie Hensel in Braddock

Judge Henderson grants an absolute divorce to Mrs. Annie Hensel of Braddock Pennsylvania formerly of this city from Charles M. Hensel of Frostburg on grounds of abandonment. John G. Miller represented Mrs. Hensel. No defense was filed.

Henderson Annie Hensel Braddock Charles M. Hensel Frostburg John G. Miller Hensel

Federal Judge Overrules Government In Access Case

In Louisville on March 25 Judge Walter Evans overruled the government for a mandamus to repeal the Louisville and Nashville Railroad access ruling. The decision allows Interstate Commerce Commission examiners general access to the railroad's files and records.

Louisville Federal Walter Evans Louisville and Nashville Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Chamber of Commerce Meeting Address on Municipal Problems

Dr B M Rastal of the Municipal Service Bureau New York will speak on municipal problems at a Chamber of Commerce gathering Friday evening in City Hall auditorium.

Chamber of Commerce B. M. Rastal Municipal Service Bureau of New York City Hall

Fire Wrecks College of Technology in Raleigh

A blaze in Raleigh on March 25 caused 100000 dollars in damage to the College of Technology. Students aided firefighters to stop the flames from spreading.

Raleigh N. C College of Technology

Trades Council Endorses Hammond Insurance Compensation Bill

At a meeting last night the Allegany Trades Council endorsed the Hammond Insurance Compensation bill. Other trades topics were discussed and acted upon.

The Allegany Trades Council Hammond Insurance

Marquis Sainji Asked to Form New Japanese Cabinet

Tokio March 25 Marquis Sainji former premier was asked by the Emperor to form a new cabinet to replace the Yamamoto ministry which resigned yesterday.

Tokio Marquis Sainji Japan Yamamoto

Piedmont Frostburg Sunday Rail Schedule T

Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad announces Sunday service from Piedmont at 1 30 p m to Frostburg and return leaves Frostburg at 8 00 p m arriving Piedmont 3 45 p m J T Robertson General Manager

Piedmont Frostburg J.T. Robertson

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