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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
4
The Cumberland Press defends its publication of extracts from the city audit report and disputes claims of a leak. It accuses The Daily Blues of misrepresenting the document while asserting the figures show a missing 253 408.37 in the sinking fund, tying higher taxes to past commissions. It defends its ethics and promises accuracy.
Mrs Havelock Ellis calls for women to refuse cooking washing or kissing husbands to win votes. She says even old farmers back the plan and notes men listening on Suffrage Day had no sneers. Inez Milholland Boissevain doubts practicality while Colombia treaty debate grows heated over translation. A Texas battleship escape by a fireman using a cold chisel stuns the Navy. Pajamas replace Petticoats as fashion critics blame the press for bizarre styles and praise tailored garments with hidden trouserettes.
San Diego May 15 The arrival of the Japanese armored cruisers Asama and Adzuma is expected today or tomorrow They will stay three days before heading to Mexican waters to relieve the armored cruiser Idzuma Rear Admiral Kuroi commands the two ships which carry about 1200 candidates for sub lieutenant in the empire’s naval service
New York reports Mrs. Norman Adams, famed in New York society and Newport charity circles, has been invited to Paris to demonstrate the tango as danced in New York. She is viewed as a leading dancer among New York’s younger set and is expected to spark a sensation with her American interpretations of the modern dances.
A collection of editorial quips from multiple papers cites Smithsonian, Colorado mining strife, ambassadorships, and U S military presence. It notes Latin American and Ecuadoran government stances, with sharp remarks on wealth, justice, and public policy in a fragmented editorial round-up.
In New York on May 15 an appeal before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks improved terminal facilities for railroads and steamship lines entering the city. Merchants press the case arguing that enhanced terminals will enable extensive motor truck use and cut transportation costs. A State Legislature Commission report on high food costs notes waste in handling goods between terminals and retailers and cites motor truck potential if terminals are expanded.
Washington May 15. It is expected today that the Interstate Commerce Commission will issue a decision late this afternoon on the rate increase dispute.
A collage of jokes and vignettes reflecting U.S. politics and culture. It mentions T. R. Roosevelt, jokes about weddings and holidays, satirical quips on war, banking laws, and everyday life from home, work, and social scenes. The piece blends humor, wordplay, and observational humor.
A compact list traces notable happenings from 1804 George Washington manuscripts and John Marshall to 1912 Denmark’s King Christian X and San Diego vigilante action. It notes 1836 Roanore attack, 1847 Pueblo invasion, 1867 Maximilian’s abdication, 1882 Lieutenant Lockwood’s northern reach, 1905 trans Atlantic yacht race prep, and 1912 Danish throne ascent plus San Diego feathering of anarchists.
Jacob Thompson served as Secretary of the Interior under President Buchanan from 1857 to 1861 before resigning to align with the Confederacy. He was born in North California, admitted to the bar in 1834, and died in Memphis Tennessee in 1885.
The Yachtsmen's Club of Philadelphia begins a race to Overfalls Lighthouse today with return planned tomorrow. A fair seized fleet also competes in Bermuda trials and will announce results for the Corinthian Club race.
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