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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1914

Page

6

Armistice Tensions Rise as Huerta Warns of End

Reports from Washington indicate General Huerta demands U S restraint at Vera Cruz and may end the armistice if reinforcements land. Mediators protest, while Mexican cabinet deliberates. Meanwhile ships carry Vera Cruz dead to New York. Huerta official Querido Modeno reportedly commits suicide.

Ashington May Bryan Huerta Vera Cruz de la Gana Chile Mexico Mexico City Cabinet Ating United States War Department Navy Department Washington Montana New York Blyn Navy Yards Garrison Querido Mode Commerce and Industry el Presente Modeno Harry H. Punn International News Service Funston Jalapa Rio Blanco Pueblo Gyn

Suffragette Riot at Lilian Lenton Arson Sentencing

In Leeds on May 8 Lilian Lenton a militant suffragette was found guilty of arson and sentenced to twelve months. She spoke for an hour denouncing the court as she was led away after a disturbance by suffragists in the gallery shouting Votes for Women and pelting the judge with literature. Police reserves cleared the room.

Leeds Eng England Lilian Lenton

Workman Wins Record $75,000 Damages in Labor Suit

In White Plains on May 8 Oscar Fried an electrician 30 sued the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad for 150600 lost earnings and injuries suffered in December at Mt Vernon in the railroad's electric system. The jury awarded 75000 to Fried the largest ever against his employer.

White Plains N. Y Oscar Fried New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Fried Mt. Vernon

Franklin Case Goes To Jury For 20 000 Damages

The Mary C Patterson versus A Leo Franklin damage suit consumed the Circuit Court session with jury deliberation pending at 3 30 this afternoon. Witnesses included local surgeons and two Baltimore physicians Drs Winslow and Fisher. Sister Mary and others from Allegany Hospital testified. Utica May 8 Judge Ray named Frank S Wilder as justice and receiver for Remmington Martin Company and Norwood Paper Company at the request of Crocker McCaughlin as creditor committee.

Mary C. Patterson A. Leo Franklin Baltimore Winslow Fisher Mary Allegany Hospital Sisters of Charity Utica N. Y Ray Today Frank S. Wilder Remmington-Martin Company New York Norwood Paper Cmpany Sherwood Crocker & McCaughlin

Refugee Protest Over Tampico Ship Withdrawals Reaches Senator

A protest signed by 200 refugees, who arrived in Galveston on April 26, urges Senator Strong to oppose withdrawing U S warships from Tampico and warns lives of Americans there would be endangered. In Denver, Federal troops have failed to quell unrest as Major Holbrook requests more troops, saying current strength cannot control the area.

Washington Guadalajara Mex Cecil Spring-Rice Stillman Wilson Vera Cruz White House United States Tampico Senator Strong Theoreign Relation Committee Galveston Denver Col Holbrook

Roosevelt Denounced as Charlatan by Explorer Savage-Landor

A. Henry Savage-Landor derides Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as a charlatan for his South American discoveries claim calling the trip doubtful and ridiculing the president’s assertions in Paris on May 8.

Paris Theodore Roosevelt A. Henry Savage- Landor South America

Becker to testify in own murder trial

New York May 8 ex Police Lieutenant Becker will testify in his own defense in the Rosenthal murder case unless later developments force his counsel to decide otherwise. His wife urges the move claiming he is a victim of a conspiracy. Two hundred talismen crowded Judge Seabury's court as six jurors sat awaiting a full panel.

New York Becker Herman Rosenthal

Fortune Gone She Writes For Movies

The Countess of Warwick, now past fifty, writes movie plays as a last effort to restore her fortunes. Once venturing into Socialist lectures and authoring books, she has seen little financial success in either.

Countess of Warwick

Letters of administration granted in Walker estate

Letters of administration were granted to Thomas H. Walker on the estate of Bertie Walker, late of Allegany County, deceased. Matilda Burkett, administratrix of John A. Burkett, deceased, filed an inventory of personal property, a list of debts due the estate, settled her first and final account and made distribution to heirs.

Thomas H. Walker Bertie Walker Allegany County Matilda Burkett John A. Burkett

Lecture by H. Rockwell at Liberty Theatre Sunday

All lovers of ancient history should hear the lecture by H. Rockwell the famous athlete Sunday at 3 pm at the Liberty Theatre. Advertisement May 1 21.

H. ©. Rockwell Liberty Theatre

David Coal & Coke Co names assistant secretary

A. W. Calloway, president, announces Joseph Thorp as assistant secretary of the David Coal & Coke Company with Cumberland headquarters. Also invites the public to hear H. C. Rockwell discuss the Great Pyramid of Egypt and its relation to God's plan next Sunday at 8 p m Liberty Theatre seats free no collection May 8s 21

A. W. Calloway Joseph Thorp David Coal & Coke Company Cumberland H. C. Rockwell Egypt Liberty Theatre God

Gents Wanted to Deliver The Press in WV and MD

Advertisement seeking men to handle and deliver The Press in surrounding towns of West Virginia and Western Maryland. For particulars write to The Cumberland Press in Cumberland, Maryland. Also note a talk by H. C. Rockwell on The Great Pyramid of Egypt next Sunday at 8 pm at the Liberty Theatre.

West Virginia Maryland Cumberland Press Cumberland Great Pyramid of Egypt H. C. Rockwell New York Liberty Theatre Midland Mfg. Co Midland, Maryland

Rooms for Rent and Help Wanted Notices from Cumberland Press

A list of rental ads including four room house with gas at 30 Cecelia street and furnished front room for a gentleman at 121 North Centre Street. Also two unfurnished rooms at 1098 K for light housekeeping with gas and electric. Plus help wanted for a modern dancer pianist at Gardner 106 Harrison Street. Dye works seeks dyeing and repair work with pickup and delivery. Boarders sought at Baltimore Avenue and Virginia Avenue locations. Also listings for used Underwood typewriters and related supplies at Tri State Typewriter Exchange.

Real Estate Transfers include Hendra to Ellen Hunter parcel Lonaconing

Real estate transfer brief notes Peter Hendra and wife convey to Ellen S. Hunter a parcel of land in Lonaconing. Edward Lewis and others transfer parcels on Cresaptown road to William T. Lewis and Margaret A. Lewis for $190. The report records multiple transfers within the Lonaconing area.

Peter Hendra Ellen

Sinnott Represents Oregon in U.S. House

Nicholas J. Sinnott, 43, from The Dalles, serves Oregon’s new second district in Congress. A lawyer and Notre Dame alumnus, he is a Republican like the other Oregon representatives and former state senator. May 8-21 advertisement notes a free lecture at Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p.m. on the Great Pyramid and God’s plan.

Nicholas J. Sinnott Oregon Dalles Notre Dame University Indiana Oregon State Senate

Storm Toll Across South Reports Two Dead

A night of violent storms across the Southern states left two dead and many injured, with Mississippi bearing the brunt of fatalities. Weather damage also extended to crops and property across varias areas including Georgia.

Atlanta Mississippi

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