Mexico War Measures Drill Workers and Deported Journalists
In Mexico City Huerta orders voluntary drill for all Mexican war government workers and public utility employees amid protests and a riot in Playa de Villamil. Foreign correspondents face warnings and possible expulsion for reporting against the government. Rail projects halt as Belgian engineers suspend work on a 3,000 km northern corridor to Guatemala, delaying through traffic and trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Playa de Villamil
Ministry of Gobernacion
Huerta
Carlos Purfan
Mexico City
Benor Portillo Y Rojas
Beneyton
Republic
Aguacncalientes
Guatemala
Ayutla
Eagles and home life mix in New York Day by Day piece
Mrs. Anthony Fiala explains she will not clip her explorer husband's wings and the Roosevelt expedition returning from Brazil. The article also highlights The Children's Village founded by Charles Hilles and its impact on at risk youths, noting alumni who rose to governor and gubernatorial contenders, and summarizes New York police stance on the Red Angels and figures like Marie Ganz and Emma Goldman in a crime and anarchist context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anthony Fiala
Charles D. Hilles
Taft
Alaska
Illlinois
N. Y
Red Angels” of Anarchy
Alexander Barkman
Emma Goldman
Marie” Ganz
Rockefeller, Jr
Anarchy
Red Angels
East Side
Red Queen
Beckey Edelson
Rela
Marie
New York Anarchists Rally Amid Mayor Mitchell Threats
The piece paints a chaotic scene with a hat maker Gussie Miller among a growing mix of ravings fueling anarchist sentiment in New York City. It notes Mayor Mitchell narrowly escaping death and accuses loud public rhetoric of swelling the anarchist ranks across the city.
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Gussie Miller
New York City
Mitchell
Auto rammed pole injures young woman after crash
An automobile driven by Jacob Deal lost control on the National Pike about 9 PM and struck a telegraph pole. Passenger Miss Sue Merkle suffered slight facial and body cuts from glass. her mother and William Ann escaped unhurt. The car, recently repaired, had its front wheel torn off and windshield broken.
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Jacob Deal
Daniel Deal
Harrison Street
National Pike
Sue Merkle
Deal
William I Ann
Miss Sue Merkle
Fire damages frame dwelling on Virginia Avenue
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed much of a frame house on Virginia Avenue opposite Fourth Street. Ed ward Vine and family lived there but were not present. Neighbors alerted the fire department which extinguished the blaze. Loss about $300 insured. furniture largely saved. The house owner was August Lindeman of McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
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Virginia Avenue
Fourth Street
Edward Vine
South Cumberland Fire Department
August Lindeman
McKeesport
Brass theft case nets two arrests in railroad yard
B and O Police officer W A Cloud and Constable John Humbird arrested Geo W Izer Jr and Douglas Parker early this week on suspicion of stealing brass worth 300 dollars from the railroad. They appeared before Magistrate Dressman for a preliminary hearing and were held in 200 dollars bond for the grand jury. Parker posted bond while Izer remains jailed.
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W. A. Cloud
John Humbird
Geo. W. Izer, Jr
Douglas Parker
Dressman
Parker
Izer
Musical and Literary Entertainment at First Baptist Church
An evening of musical and literary entertainment is planned at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Ewing, recent graduate of a leading Oratorical school, will perform a program of pleasing selections. The event promises a delightful program with high quality musical talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Ewing
Oratory
Pirates Set to Open Three-Game Series With Giants
Fred Clark’s Buccaneers face the New York Giants in a key three game set amid strong Pirates hitting. Max Carey stars in the lineup as he carries batting power and base running threat into the series likely to feature innovative baseball and high tension.
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Fred Clark
Buccaneers
New York Giants
Max Carey
Pirates
Carey
Williamport cigar maker commits suicide in factory
J Frederick Sponseller aged 44 a Williamsport Maryland cigar manufacturer shot himself in the right temple at his factory Tuesday night. His body was found yesterday. He left a note to Samuel C Lemen explaining his motive. He had been in ill health and despondent with surviving father Jacob Sponseller of Hagerstown a brother former Westminster mayor Ernest Sponseller and sisters Leah and Corinne Sponseller of Hagerstown.
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J. Frederick Sponseller
Williamsport
Sponseller
Samuel C. Lemen
Jacob Sponseller
Hagerstown
Ernest Sponseller
Westminster
Leah Sponseller
Corinne Sponseller
Funeral for Runaway Victim George Connors Held
George Herman Connors died Tuesday after his neck was broken when thrown from a frightened horse. Coroner ruled accidental death and the funeral will be in Cresaptown Maryland. He survived by parents William and Mrs. Connors, a brother Cleveland, and sisters Florence and Mary.
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George Herman Connors
Cresaptown
William Connors
Cleveland Connors
Florence
Mary Connors
National Pike
Mrs Rachel Harvey Dies After Protracted Illness in Kits Miller
Mrs Rachel Harvey aged 45 wife of Alf Harvey died yesterday morning at her home in Kits miller Maryland after a prolonged illness. Interment will be held in Flam jill cemetery tomorrow morning.
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Rachel Harvey
Alf Harvey
Kitsmiller
Flamjill
Kemp celebrates fifty years with B and O Railroad
L M Kemp, carpenter foreman in the Baltimore and Ohio system, marked a half century of service since May 18 1844. He led bridge work and Shenandoah Valley division projects, and recalled washouts requiring rapid temporary structures to move trains. He plans retirement soon after 70 with a vacation.
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Ll. M. Kemp
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Yooterda
Harpers Ferry
W. Ve
Brunswick
Grafton
Shenando
Kemphee
Garfield
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Martinsburg
Baltimore
Hawkins Nominated for City Health Board by Cumberland Academy
Dr. Arthur H. Hawkins was unanimously chosen by the Cumberland Academy of Medicine to represent the group on the City Board of Health, pending mayoral and council confirmation. Earlier Academy appointments were rejected by the council. Central Y M C A directors meet this afternoon to discuss items from the last meeting.
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Cumberland Academy of Medicine
Arthur H. Hawkins
City Board of Health
The
Academy of Medicine
Central Y. M. C A
Violin and Vocal Solo Event at Bedford Street
A Bedford Street recital near Columbia features violin and vocal solos by Clement Bray and Miss Margaret Miller with quartet accompaniment from Mrs. Ewing Mrs. Gould Anna Elias Miss Mosser and Giffin Mrs. Rusling. Admission 25 cents.
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Clement Bray
Margaret Miller
Ewing
Gould Anna Elias
Mosser
Giffin
Anna Elias
Rusling
Ever Ready Medicine Cabinet for Immediate Relief
An advertisement for a home medical cabinet promises quick relief and prevention of illness with assorted general purpose remedies. It lists ointments, corns treatment, laxatives, bronchial and digestive tablets, healing salves, catarrh balm, all safe under directions, offered at an introductory price of 1.00 each instead of 8.00. The Hamilton Drug Co. of Hamilton, Ohio markets the item with duplicable refills once exhausted.
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Hamilton Drug CO
Mortgagee's Sale of Lots 8 and 9 in Broadway Addition
Mortgagee William Prapre offers at public sale two brick dwellings and a frame house in Cumberland Maryland. Sale follows a 1913 mortgage default with the property described as lot numbers eight and nine in Broadway Addition along Broadway Street and Verbena Alley with specified boundaries and a subdivision conveyed from M F O Nea to C C Shriver. Cash terms apply.
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Ida Hi. Ginneman
Liber J. W. Y
Allegany County
Marine
South Centre Street
Third National Bank
Broadway Street
City of Cumberland
Broadway
City of
Verbena Alley
Woodside Avene
Woodside Avenue
Cumberland
Maryland
Towit
Primrose Alley
M. F. O'Neal
C. C. Shriver
William Prapre
Mortagee
New Moving Picture Plays Offer Spare-Time Profits
Advertises a home based side business writing moving picture plots. Claims $26 to $150 per accepted scenario and a man earning $3,500 in six months. Promises free details by mail and encourages both men and women to join, with no literary skill required.
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Mroducers
Tme
Perop
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