Villa renews attack on Federal stronghold at Juarez
Dispatches report General Villa rallying troops to retake Gomez Palacio and press the assault on the Federals as censorship tightens between El Paso and Chihuahua. A separate Mexican war update claims Villa defeated at Torreon with 2,000 casualties and Velasco's victory cited by the War Department.
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Commission Hears C and W Railway Fare Reduction Case
The Public Service Commission heard the petition led by John B Williams of Frostburg seeking lower Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway fares to Frostburg. Testimony covered unsanitary cars and proposed improvements with costs up to 127000, and potential fare reductions aiming to boost local development along the line.
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City Line
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William Bradley
Bradley
Natural Gas
John EF. Taylor
C. & W. Line
Westernport
Jant Ware
J. M. Patterson
la Vale
Cumberland
Narrows Park
John Taylor
James ¥. Gaffney
Miner Louis Angelo Dies of Pneumonia at Eckhart Mines
Louis Angelo aged 26 a miner died at his Eckhart Mines boarding house at 11 this morning after a four day illness from pneumonia. He worked for Consolidation Coal Company mine No 10 and had no immediate relatives in this country. He boarded at Michael Grandinetti's house and belonged to the First Maryland Council Y M L Eckhart and Bedord Lodge Loyal Order of Moose. Funeral planned for St Michael's Church Frostburg Saturday morning.
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Angelo
Michael Grandinetti
Consolidation Coal Company
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Lodge of Loyal Order of Moose
Editorial Loyal to People not Profits in Cumberland Press
A Cumberland Press editorial denounces Col Billy Brown of the Daily Ooze, asserting letters to the editor are not staff writings. The paper defends its independence, vows to serve all citizens, uphold square deals, reject corporate control, and promise a fearless, honorable stance against silencing influence.
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Daily Ooze
Cumberland Press
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Ananias Club
Brown
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Brotherhood of Man
Fighting Square
Four Men Injured as Engine Cylinder Head Kills Helper
Four men, two white and two colored, were injured today at Kana Sons & Co department store when a cylinder head blew from a service engine in the cellar. Alexander Craig, a white assistant engineer from Brenima Mad, died shortly after admission to Emergency Hospital. The other three victims were listed in critical condition.
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Ander Craig
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Brenima
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National Alarm Over Army Felt In Old England
London reports rising national alarm over Ulster crisis as orders require generals to report to Colonel J. E. B. Seely at the war office. Asquith vows discipline and may purge officers. Churchill present, Seely retains cabinet post, and general Gough faces unresolved resignations amid political tension.
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England
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Asquith
Seely
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Admiralty
Ulster
Paget
Gough
Children Hunt Missing Lad Warrenan Missed In Philadelphia
Philadelphia authorities mobilize thousands of school children to help find Warrenan a four-year-old believed kidnapped. Circulation of a full description and photograph is distributed to all schools and teachers urge reporting any sighting.
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Warrenan
No Coal Strike For The Present
Chicago March 26 to mine workers say no strike will occur in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois districts for six months. They will continue negotiations with operators and hold local conferences by each local union after terminating meetings with the national representatives.
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Tae
Illinois
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Representa
United Mine Workers
Funeral for John Nairn of Frostburg at St Michael's Church
John Nairn of Frostburg died from injuries at Klondyke Mine Mine Hospital Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at St Michael's Church and interment at Michael's Cemetery. Knights of Columbus will conduct the funeral rites.
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Frostburg
Klondyke Mine
Bowery #reet
St. Michael's Church
Wwa
Michael's Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
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