La Salle Institute field day crowned by strong student turnout
La Salle Institute enjoyed a record field day with students arriving by trolley bicycle and car to South Side Park. Events ranged from 75 yard dashes to broad jumps and a ball throwing contest with winners named in each department. A post event football style match saw Collegiate and Commercial teams clash, with the commercials winning 10 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Russler
Cumberland
la Salle Institute
South Side Park
Joseph Dorn
George Billing
Lee Mason
Walter Koelker
Bernard Adams
Theodore Stegmaier
Edward Walsh
John McMullen
Tee Mason
James Lee
Ronard Hoffman
Harry Cline
Eugene Gunning
Edmund Lippold
Francis Lippold
Ralph Lippold
James Malamphy
Louis Martin
Galloway Wetzel
George Burns
Francis Luteman
Elmo Coniff
William Blaut
Joseph Malloy
Edward Grant
Harry Ways
Hauser
Getty
Sell
Victor May
John Glick
James Coulehan
Norman Sell
George Hess
Marcus Reinhard
Charles Buzzard
Hugh McMullen
Henry Glick
Russler
la Salle
Kearchner held on $1000 bail after street crash injures two
Jacob Walter Kearchner vulcanizer from South Cumberland was jailed on $1,000 bail by Justice John W. Heck after a car he drove struck William Lindsay and George Dressmann on Thomas and Second streets. Lindsay at Allegany Hospital in stable condition. Witnesses say speed may have been reckless. others dispute speed, claim throttle stuck. Witnesses R. Singer and Arch Cook summoned. Chief Leisehauer and Asst Chief Nicely aided in the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Walter Kearchner
South Street
Leader
South Cumberland
John W. Heck
William Lindsay
George D. Dressmann
Lindsay
Allegany Hospital
Kearchner
J. Thomas Leisehauer
James Nicely
Justice Heck
Thomas and
Second Streets
Ted” Richardson
Thomas Street
Second Street
Lind
Dressman
Iand
Richardson
Kerchner
Indsay
Dressma
Johnson
Wagon Crash Injures Silas Plain in Lindnerville
Silas Plain about 45 living in Lindnerville sustained a lucken collar bone and a bruised right leg when a wagon fell through a covered run in the Lazarus property yard on Lee Street between Green and Washington. He was treated by Dr. E B Claybrook and walked home.
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Silas Plain
Lindnerville
Lazarus
Lee Street
Green
Washington
Elbin
E. B. Claybrook
Jury awards $705 to plaintiff in Water Co. suit
The jury in Ida V. Keller v Washington County Water Co. returned a verdict for the plaintiff of $705, the exact amount of damages sought. Court adjourned until Monday for additional removed cases. Washington May 16. President Wilson and a large delegation attended the unveiling of a $50,000 Commodore John Barry monument.
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Ida V. Keller
Washington County Water Company
Hagerstown
Washington
Wilson
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
John Barry
Embargo on Arms Limited to Border Not Ports
Secretary Daniels says the embargo order covers only the border, not sea ports, leaving Tampico routes open for rebel arms and ammunition. Secretary Gar rison concurs, noting no reason rebels cannot receive war materiel via Tampico. Admiral Badger ordered to watch Puerto Mexico shipments as three warships stand offshore.
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Washington
Huerta
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Garrison
Tampico
Badger
General Huerta
Puerto
Mexico
War and Navy Departments
Mexico City
Huerta Promises Inquiry Into Parks Disappearance
Spanish Ambassador informs Washington that President Huerta will investigate the disappearance of Samuel Parks of the Twenty-eighth Infantry. Parks, driven insane by heat, wandered from American lines into the Mexican camp where he was reportedly executed.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Huerta
Samuel Parks
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fire at Standard Oil Unionville plant rages across tanks
In Middletown New York after twenty four hours flames spread to four tanks holding 120000 barrels of oil. Loss estimated at 300000 dollars. In New York the Hecker Josenthal murder trial enters a lull as both sides rally for next week’s session to decide the police lieutenant’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
N. Y
Unionville
Standard Oil Company
New York
Hecker
Herman Josenthal
Four More Quit Flat Street Paving Strike
Dispute over wages prompts four additional workers to quit the Flat Street paving contract held by Brady Bros. Strikers demand $1.75 a day, up from $1.57 1/2. Postmaster Clarence J. Rathbun named postmaster for Mountain Lake Park in Maryland.
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Brady Bros
Clarence J. Rathbun
Mountain Lake Park
Maryland Post Offices
Fire at Kernheim factory injures firefighters in Philadelphia
Twenty one firemen were overcome and one seriously injured as a factory of B Kernheim and Sons was consumed. Loss estimated at fifty thousand dollars. In Washington President Wilson nominated B O Sweeney of Seattle to be assistant secretary of the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
B. Kernheim & Sons
Washington
Wilson
B. O. Sweeney
Seattle
Interior
Wanted boys to carry papers city wide
Classified notices list job calls including paper carriers needed in all city sections from May 14 to 31, plus painting contracts by M C Grayson of Oldtown R F D 5 Box 2 and a cook for a small family at 8 Prospect St with May 1 notice. Found money in South Cumberland car, owner to claim via J H Holasha & Co office by May 11. May 16 report on Troop A and Company B roster in Colorado National Guard linked to Ludlow colony killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cumberland
W. Yates
J. H. Holasha & Co
Denver
Colorado National Guard
Ludlow Ten
Coal Corporation
Frederic Foster Snow Teacher of Voice
Former Braggiotti Opera School teacher in Florence Italy. He taught voice at his Cumberland Maryland studio located at Tri State Business College Building with sessions on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The listing includes M15-im 32 Centre St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braggiotti Opera School
Florence
Italy
Tri-State Business College
Cumberland
Century-old beauty card offer from Central Manufacturing Co
A Dayton Ohio firm advertises 100 rare art picture cards at 50 cents postpaid. They claim these cards, sought by collectors, were previously sold for a dollar in stores and include a free self-filling fountain pen with each order.
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Central Manufacturing CO
Dayton
Oho
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Thomas 8. Butler
Pennsylvania
R. Singer
Arch Cook
Mt. Lake Park
Sweeney
Elgin Movement
Der
Cincinnati
Mayliff
M. C. Grayson
Oldtown Toad
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Graham Sign Co
South Centre St
Bedford St
D. J
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Cecella St
A. Brown
Virginia Ave
First St
Columbia St. Water and Gas
Miller
Frederick Sts
Front St. Noa
Centre St
Columbia Ave
Mariztt
Gardner
Harrison St
Aport
N. Centre St
West Virginia
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Midland Mfg. Co
Midland
Maryland
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Grand Ave
Baltimore Avenue
Aleo
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Paivu
Piedmont
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Nuagert
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William Kornhoff
Charles Groening
Groening
William H. Kornhoff
Mary Carl
C. C. Wilison
Frederic Foster Snow
Baker Street
Decatur Street
Bedford Street
Centre
Arch Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Insurance
Harbaugh
Baltimore Street
Grose
George W. Grose
S. Centre St
Une Cumberland, Md
Hyndman, Pa
Cumberland Sash and
Dogg Go
Howard Street
Cumberland, Maryland
Insurance and Real Estate
Washclean
Washclean Mfg. Company
Renota Supply Company
Cumberland, MD
Walsh
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