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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
4
A call to join the growing Go To Church movement urges readers not to scoff at religious revival. It portrays religion as a nationwide awakening that strengthens individuals and the nation and asks readers to dedicate next Sunday to worship.
Omaha News questions Congressman Bailey’s idea of employing the army and navy in peacetime projects such as building the Alaska railroad and river improvements. It calls the proposal hot radicalism and notes the public move toward reducing oppressive burdens, while wondering if leaders keep pace with popular sentiment.
A. Albaugh, ex Frederick Y M C A figure now in Philadelphia, says Frederick can support an Eastern League basketball squad for the 1915 season. He notes local talent could put Frederick on the map and recalls his Germantown team’s captaincy and success against Trenton.
Johnny Griffith faces Jimmy Duffy in Akron boxing bout. This marks the second contest for Griffith within six days as he pursues an ambitious schedule.
Fairmont West Virginia May 14 Reports from across the state anticipate the West Virginia Athletic Association track and field meet at Fairmont May 30 to be the largest gathering of West Virginia athletes yet. Colleges listed include Wesleyan Barboursville Davis and Elkins Glenville Salem and West Virginia University with high schools invited to at least three interscholastic events. The events schedule features sprints hurdles jumps throws and relays.
Fort Worth, May 14 local boxers Bobby Waugh and Pete Shaughnessy to headline a fifteen round contest tonight, both well known in fistic circles.
A collage of observations on crime, politics, and society from May weather and violent events to reformers and notable figures. Notes on Villa, Maas, Roosevelt, Hobson, Mellen, Huerta, and Tibet mingle with sharp quips on culture and science, ending with Michigan engineering show details.
A selection of editorial quips and political opinions from US papers comments on war ethics canal tolls referendums and schooling costs. Notable lines reference Huerta Mosby Borah Lincoln and Olney reflecting early 20th century press tone and stance.
Francis Ouimet, holder of the national open golf championship, to compete today at St George’s and Sandwich in the historic champion grand challenge cup. The event spans today and tomorrow with the best two round scratch aggregate winning a silver trophy model.
A collage of witty lines and comic Observations. Poems by famous authors are mocked for poor reception while jokes on fashion manners and marriage appear. The piece features satirical takes on poets and readers and ends with a humorous exchange about Mr McCandle and a late night reply.
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In Philadelphia on May 14 a musical comedy will be staged to aid the Society for Italian Immigrants. The unique group grows as more newcomers settle in the city. Based in the Italian district, it aims to guide new residents toward citizenship with support from society patrons.
Don Curtis scout for the Texas League toured the city yesterday en route to Easton Pa to evaluate Lafayette College players. He travels nationwide inspecting college play and signs players to join the Texas League after they finish school.
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