Personal notices from Tunnelton to Washington headlines
The column lists numerous social movements and travels including Riley of Tunnelton visiting Cumberland, Daugherty family from Magnolia, Frank Schauwecker's move to Hartford to join Austrian Pipe Organ Co, Br Decker at the St Cloud Hotel, Judge Keedy's return to Cumberland, Downey newlyweds touring from Washington, and assorted visits, births, and health updates featuring Mrs Hennen, Mrs Twiggy, and Mrs Wurzenbacher among others.
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Frostburg
M. N. Keedy
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Henderson
Leo T. Downey
Washington, D. C
North Smallwood Street
Deckens
Baltimore
Washington
W. KE. Hill
Elkins
W. Va
Windsor
W. B. Kane
George Kline
Sunburst
N. C
Kane
Baltimore Street
Wilson
Lula Pressman
H. L. Briscoe
F. C. McKnight
Cincinnati
Earl H. Smith
Fairmont
Keyser
Hennen
Taylor C. Twiggy
Murley
D. W. Snyder
Green Street
Bernard A. Twige
James F. Robinson
Beverly
William Blunt
James A. Millholland
Espy L. Anderson
C. H. Hickock
Harrisburg
Mary Wurzenbacher
George J. Wurzenbacher
Valley Street
Western Maryland Hospital
Orphans Court Actions Ratify Sale and Admin Appointments
The sale of real estate by J W S Cochrane executor of Catherine A Laing was ratified. Ann Rodda executrix of Mathias Rodda settled her first account and distributed under the will. Letters of administration granted to Pearl Snyder on Norman Snyder's estate Allegany County. Court adjourned to meet Friday May 8 at 9 oclock a m.
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J. W. S. Cochrane
Catherine A. Laing
Ann Rodda
Mathias Rodda
Pearl Snyder
Norman Snyder
Allegany County
House Judiciary Committee votes on Hobson and Mondell resolutions
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee voted to report the Hobson resolution backing national prohibition and the Mondell resolution supporting woman suffrage. The notice promotes the National Standard Ice Cream Co. listing sales and a factory inspection slogan.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Hobson
Mondell
National Standard Ice Cream CO
North Centre Street
Call
Centre St
Auto collision on Main Street Frostburg injures two
A Saturday evening crash on Main Street Frostburg involving Harry Mays’ car struck a pile of broken stones near Bowery Street. Passengers Miss Rena Mulligan and John Meyers were thrown from the vehicle. Mulligan suffered a sprained ankle and loss of consciousness. Meyers cut the knee. Both are recovering at home.
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Main Street
Frostburg
Harry Mays
Bowery Street
Miss Mulligan
Mr. Meyers
Miner’s Hospital
Gracie Named County Health Officer and Legal Actions Planned
Dr W A Gracie was appointed county health officer to replace Dr James C Holdsworth. Commissioners authorize Attorney Walter C Capper to sue the city for half the county smallpox bill costs and the Stanton Coal Co for Miner’s Relief Law assessments. Bids on permanent road bonds were opened. Second National Bank won with 10 000 of 5 percent bonds by lot.
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W. A. Gracie
James C. Holdsworth
Walter C. Capper
Attorney Capper
Stanton Coal Company
Second National Bank
Fred Perry
Third National Bank
Burns Agent Is Arrested in the Murder Case
Atlanta, May 5. Solicitor Dorsey asked Judge Hill to hold Dan Lehon head of Burns detective agency on bond as a witness in the Grand Jury probe of the Ragedale bribery scandal linked to the Leo M Frank case. Bail set at $1000. Dorsey continued pressing for a new trial for Leo Frank and warned prosecutions would extend to those involved in crookedness.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Hill
Dan Lehom
Burns Detective Agency
Ragedale
Leo M. Frank
Lehon
Leo Frank
Subterfuge Charge Delays Liquor Firm Hotel License Case
In Circuit Court the remonstrance against Smith and Rohman filled the session with no verdict by 3:30. The Front Street wholesale liquor firm seeks a hotel and saloon license, their attorney is Col. George A. Pearce. David A. Robb represents the remonstrants who accuse the promise as a subterfuge. Other rulings yesterday include Earl Wright's three month sentence for assault, a withdrawal of William Hendrickson v Jonathan Hendrickson, settlement in L.S. Wilson v George Groves, and a $2,000 damages settlement in Nellie Zarger v United States Rail Company over Floyd Zarger's death.
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Smith & Rohman
Circuit Court
Front Street
Queen City
Col
George A. Pearce
David A. Robb
Earl Wright
Maryland House of Correction
William Hendrickson
Jonathan Hendrickson
L.S. Wilson
George Groves
Nellie Zarger
United States Rail Company
Floyd Zarger
Street car collision in Detroit leaves one dead
A street car crash in Detroit's factory district at 6:45 a.m. killed a motorman and injured four passengers while 22 more were seriously hurt. Both cars were demolished and responders worked over an hour to free injured passengers from the debris. No women were aboard the cars.
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Detroit
Not to Impeach Governor Ammons
Denver May 65 No effort to impeach Governor Ammons will be made. The anti Ammons faction found the governor’s supporters control the legislature and a impeachment resolution would not progress. The legislature shows Ammons opposed by Progressives and their factions while Democrats and Republicans largely back the administration. Three factions held separate caucuses but agreed on the same program.
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Denver
Col
Ammons
Alphabet of the Mexican War terms ends with a body found
The list pages through A to Z of names places events and terms linked to the Mexican War era culminating with a line about a body being found and a fragmentary closing note.
Peage plans not developing rapidly in Mexico mediation
Washington May 65 Latin American mediators fail to secure a ceasefire or a legal election based government in Mexico. Huerta named envoys. US unlikely to act before Nelson O'Shaughnessy arrives. Mediation narrows to Tampico marines incident and Huerta salute demand. Carranza and Constitutionalists excluded from talks for now.
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Washington
Latinmerica
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Nelson O’shaughnessy
H. L.wilson
Tampico
Muerta
Carranzza
Real Estate Transfers In Cumberland Area
Winmer Bowman and Nora Bowman convey to Roy Price Durrett a Broadway Street parcel in Cumberland for $10. Howard Buchanan and Elizabeth Buchanan sell to Blaine C. Robinette and Winifred G. Robinette a Baltimore Turnpike parcel for $10. William E G Hitchins and Helen A Hitchins transfer to A Charles Stewart and his wife a Frostburg area parcel for $10. John W Hoyle and Magdalene Hoyle sell to Alfred W Furstenberg and Leonard T Furstenberg a Southside Addition Cumberland parcel for $10.
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Winmer Bowman
Nora Pearl Bowman
Roy Price Durrett
Broadway Street
Cumberland
Howard Buchanan
Elizabeth Buchanan
Blaine C. Robinette
Winifred G. Robinette
Baltimore
William E. G. Hitchins
Helen A. Hitchins
A. Charles Stewart
Frostburg
John W. Hoyle
Magdalene Hoyle
Alfred W. Furstenberg
Leonard T. Furstenberg
Southside
Eight Die in Panama Dynamite Magazine Explosion
Eight men were killed and 18 injured when dynamite exploded at a Panama government magazine. The blast was felt across the city, though the canal suffered no damage.
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Panama
Canal
Cubs Top Lonaconing All Stars 7 to 1 in Lonaconing
South Cumberland Cubs defeated Lonaconing All Stars 7 to 1 at Lonaconing. Batteries were C Rowan and J Butts for the Cubs. Duckworth Denes and Bl Sloan for the All Stars.
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South Cumberland Cubs
Lonaconing All Stars
Lonaconing
C. Rowan
J. Butts
Duckworth
Denes
BL. Sloan
Suffering From Gapeworm Disease In Chicks
The gape worm disease is common where chicks are raised in limited areas. Worms attach to the windpipe causing neck stretching and gaping for air. Preventatives include rotating runs, liming soil, avoiding wet ground, and isolating affected birds. Treat with a feather or similar coarse plant matter.
Suffering From Gapes And Schoolyard Problems
A Maryland Agricultural College program offers remedies for gapes in birds and guidance for teachers seeking engaging recess activities and fundraisers to beautify the schoolroom. The note mentions trimming a vane and using coal oil or turpentine to loosen worms, plus questions on community entertainment and summer courses.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Pea Louse Warning For Maryland Pea Growers
T B Symons of Maryland Agricultural College warns that the pea louse often ruins crops. Growers should spray at first sight of pests using Black leaf tobacco solution or an eight percent kerosene emulsion, with soap also effective. Use three to four row sprayers or barrel sprayers and involve contract canners for support.
Lime forms and April war origins noted
The text lists hydrated lime and lime products with price points and defines agricultural lime as bagged hydrated lime for field spreading. It then notes that many major U.S. wars began in April, citing Lexington April 19 1775 and other battles with dates including Fort Sumter April 12 1861 and Spain war April 21 1895.
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United States
Lexington
Mexico
Polk
Fort Sumter
Spain
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