Train of Export Horses Passes Through South Cumberland
A Baltimore & Ohio train with eleven cars of horses moved through South Cumberland bound for Newport News for export possibly to Europe. Also noted: furloughed B and O workers recalled in Martinsburg and three months of illness for Mrs. Bruce Haines. 100 furloughed rail workers returned to duty on New Castle divisions. Davis George marriage at 224 Race Street.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Newport News
Europe
Bruce Wines
Bruce Haines
Hampshire County
W. Va
Ed Vearl
Lee Stewart
Green Spring Valley
Edward H. Haines
Browning Street
Wesley Chapel
Points
W. Shanhouser
New Castle
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Leonard Leslie Davis
Misenda May George
Race Street
H. Hugene Richardson
First United Brethren Church
MINES AND RAILROADS CHANGE B&Cs SUMMER SCHEDULE
The Baltimore and Ohio announces a revised summer timetable to take effect Sunday at 12 01 a m The third division gains a new west bound night train No 1 will run via the west end arriving Cumberland at 1 05 a m and No 7 and No 5 change arrival times No 2 6 16 12 east bound and No 8 55 9 1 west bound stay the same Several east bound changes include No 10 at 3 03 a m consolidating with No 4 and the local to Martinsburg delayed 45 minutes C opies of the new schedule will be distributed by week s end
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Optimism Reigns Among Coal Men
Jere H. Wheelwright of Consolidation Coal predicts improved business from closer South American trade in coal exports. The Black Diamond notes Baltimore expanding export activity with April shipments near 200000 tons and forecasts stronger May movement. Argentine demand could reach 4,000,000 tons and Brazil 3,000,000 tons, with Baltimore poised to gain much of this foreign business.
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Consolidation Coal Company
South America
Baltimore
America
Brazil
Pensioned Engineer Retires After 40 Years With B and O
William A. McDade a Baltimore resident and locomotive engineer will retire next month at 65 after 40 years of service. He received a ceremonial Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers medal in Cleveland and plans to miss his old engine and friends. McDade started work at 17, once fired on the locomotive Abraham Lincoln rode through Baltimore.
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Federal Street
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Warren 8. Stone
The
Brotherhood
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Ohio
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United States
Union Pacific
Lusitania Victims Leave Interdependent Wills
In Baltimore the Orphans' Court weighs which Lusitania passenger died first as estate provisions hinge on surviving order. Henry Sonneborn and Leo Schwabacher left wills tying each to the other and naming Mercantile Trust as co executor. The estates include a $50,000 legacy and a trust for Sonneborn relatives, with substantial legacies to Schwabacher’s kin and a mausoleum provision for both men.
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Leo K. Schwabacher
Lusitania
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Mercantile Trest and Deposit Company
Mr. Schwabacher
Middle West
Schwabacher
Sonneborn
Elsie H. Ana Willian
Edward Sonneborn
Sehwabacher
Mr. Sonneborn
Louis H. Schwabacher
Peoria
Ill
Jury awards $1000 to mother in child death case
The jury ruled for the plaintiff Mrs Margaret Daily of Barton against E J Roberts of Westernport for the death of her eight year old daughter. The verdict valued at $1000 was delivered in court yesterday with Captain J Phillip Roman for the plaintiff and Horace P Whitworth for the defendant.
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Barton
E. J. Roberts
Westernport
Roberts
J. Phillip Roman
Horace P. Whitworth
Cy Williams Stars in Cubs Center Field Punch
Cy Williams replaces Tommy Leach in center for the Chicago Cubs and performs well at the plate, proving a reliable aural of power and contact.
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Tommy Leach
Chicago Cubs
Peace Day Observed by Dallas Groups in May
Peace Day events were held across Texas with peace organizations participating. The Dallas Women’s Peace Party conducted special ceremonies marking the observance in Dallas.
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Dallas Women's Peace Party
Music Treat at Union St School Tonight
A recital at Union Street School auditorium features soprano Miss Eviyn Egerter of New York and violinist Clement Bray Jr with accompanist Mrs. Lloyd Rawlings. The program includes classical and folk pieces, highlighting Brays and Egerters talents with works by Puccini Sarasate and Wagner among others.
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Eviyn Egerter
New York
Clement Bray, Jr
Lloyd Rawlings
Miss Egerter
H. F. Loomis
First Baptist Church
Paris
Women Sell Baseball Tickets for Giants Cubs Game
Members of the Votes for Women Baseball Committee peddle tickets for the Giants Cubs game this afternoon in New York. Women and girls took 8000 reserve tickets and 125 box tickets. Prizes will be awarded to the most successful sellers.
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Giants
Death of Anna Fansler in Elkins West Virginia
Anna Fansler aged 54 wife of 8S W Fansler died yesterday in Elkins West Virginia from paralysis. Interment planned in Arden West Virginia tomorrow. Brothers Dr J K Cole of Baltimore and O B Cole and Benton S Cole of Grafton survive.
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Elkins
W. Va
Anna Fansler
W. Fansler
Arden
J. K. Cole
Baltimroe
O. 8
Benton S. Cole
Grafton
Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
An advertisement asserts chiropractic spinal adjustments cure numerous conditions from back pain to epilepsy and asthma. It emphasizes natural healing, warns not to confuse with osteopathy or drugs, and invites readers to seek treatment for ailments and nerve restoration.
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St. Vitus
Walsh Declares Candidacy for Allegany State's Attorney Nomination
William C Walsh announces he seeks the Democratic nomination for Allegany County State's Attorney and asks local citizens for support in the upcoming primary.
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William C. Walsh
Allegany County
Henry Fresh Seeks Republican Primary Support for County Treasurer
Henry Fresh announces his bid for Allegany County Treasurer subject to Republican Primary decisions and urges all voters to back him in the race.
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Allegany County
John J. Price
Henry Fresh
Midlothian
James Chapman
Orphans Court
James Patterson
Candidate files for Democratic nomination to House of Delegates
Candidate announces bid for Democratic nomination seeking lower taxes at state and county levels, outlining objective to reduce tax burden.
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House of Delegates
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