Multiple Local Notices and Obituaries in South Cumberland
The South Cumberland news brief lists events including priest ordination invitations for Rev. Joseph Moran in Baltimore with first Mass in Westernport, a fireman injury in Keyser from a landslide, completion of a B and O YMCA tennis court, two marriages Fletcher Waters and Beach Baggett, and the death of Jacob M. Keller with his Martinsburg residence and Civil War service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Moran
Malktimore
Father Moran
Westernport
Bt. ‘Mary's Church
J. F. Lawless
Russia Faces Severe Coal Shortage Amid War Strains
A Frankfort dispatch reports Russia declares extraordinary measures to secure coal supply. All corporate and private stocks may be seized as English imports halt and Dobbrowa and southern mines fail to compensate. Declining output worsened by miners joining the colors and railway chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Dobbrowa
Russia
South Russia
Coal famine stalls Petrograd streetcar service
Soldiers and war material have hampered the coal supply and the Petrograd street car system was suspended due to the coal shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Three Injured in B and C Wreck at Doe Gulley
An east bound freight on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad struck a rock landslide in the Doe Gulley Cut. The engine and two coal cars derailed and traffic was blocked for hours. Fireman Belt suffered a mashed foot and leg bruises, brakeman Edmonds bruises, and several couplings strained. Engineer Ewing was bruised but returned home. All injured men are residents of Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doe Gulley
Baltimore and Ohio
T. W. Belt
I. D. Edmonds
Western Maryland Hospital
D. M. Ewing
Brunawick
Railroads Show Gains In Coal Road Traffic
The Chesapeake and Ohio and Western Maryland, key soft coal lines, report strong gross gains. In the first week of May Chesapeake added over 820,000, with a 1,143,000 uptick since July 1. Western Maryland rose by more than 20,000 in May and 108,688 since July 1, while net gains favor Western Maryland due to cost savings. Chesapeake shows a net rise of about 58,000 but a substantial deficit versus the previous year due to a large loan. Locomotive Shops to Reopen in Pittsburgh. American Locomotive Co plans full resumption, about 1,000 workers affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake
Ohio
Maryland
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pittsburgh
American Locomotive Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Orders $16 Million in Freight Cars
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced orders totaling 16 million dollars for 14 043 freight cars to be built by major car makers including Pressed Steel Car, American Car and Foundry, and Standard Steel Car. The spending signals renewed prosperity and will create jobs nationwide as the railroad plans 20 million dollars in total rolling stock investments and rail steel purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Reigs
Altoona
Pressed Steel Car Company
American Car and Foundry Company
Standard Steel Car Company
Caimbria Steel Co
Haskell and Barker
Ra‘ston Steel Car Company
Stock Exchange
The
Chicago labor leader indicted for conspiracy to disrupt shipments
Simon O'Donnell, president of the Chicago Building Trades council, faces a federal indictment charging conspiracy to interfere with interstate shipments of boilers, steam pipes, and ice making machinery by threatening strikes if cars are unloaded. Conviction on all three counts could bring up to fifteen years in prison and a $30,000 fine or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon O’donnell
Chicago Building Trades Council
O'Donnell
Hudson opens rest room for touring motorists
In Hudson Ohio a rest room and welcoming station for travelers has been provided in the Ellsworth building opposite the clock tower. Women from the Hudson Home Circle act as hostesses, funded by subscriptions and a benefit concert, making Hudson a convenient halfway stop on the Cleveland to Columbus highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Hudson
Ellsworth
Hudson Home
Cleveland
Akron
Barberton
Columbus
Russian orders push Berwick plant expansion
Berwick Pennsylvania May 19 Part of the American Car and Foundry plant is being equipped to handle a large Russian government order for shrapnel and related forgings totaling 250 000 pieces. Additional Russian orders for freight cars may follow with up to 12 000 cars planned. The project, costing thousands, will add 400 jobs and start immediately with a sidetrack already under construction by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to support deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwick
American Car & Foundry Company
John H. Westbrook
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Explosives Company
Westbrook Farm
380 Acre Munitions Plant Planned Near Mount Union
Huntingdon May 19. The Aetna Explosives Company of New York will build a plant covering about 380 acres near Mount Union for the manufacture of war munitions. The project was authenticated today by officials of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company after the firm purchased the land this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon
Aetna Explosives Company
New York City
Mount Union
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Actna Company
Banana Souffle Recipe Steps
Six bananas peeled and mashed with lemon juice and six tablespoons of sugar. Beat well then fold in the stiffly beaten whites of four eggs. Heap in a baking dish and bake twenty minutes in a quick oven. Some omit sugar and citrus flavoring.
Orange Baskets Craft and Serving Guide
These orange baskets are pretty and popular with children who enjoy making them. Baskets should have handles. if a handle breaks, pretend you did not want it and make an orange cup edged with points. Use a sharp knife to remove pulp without damaging the basket, then fill with strawberries and a touch of powdered sugar.
Strawberry Cocktails In Season For Four People
Choose large colorful berries and slice five to seven into each glass. Squeeze the juice of an orange over the fruit. Refrigerate until needed. At serving time add a heaping teaspoonful of powdered sugar and, if desired, a tablespoonful of finely shaved ice.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Press
Truitt Drug Co
Virginia Avenue
South End
P’ress
Beltz
Keyser
W. Va
Altimore
D. Hwing
Doe Gully
Sarah Etta Waters
South Cumberland
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
F. A. Killman
Beach—Baggett
Handley Augustus Beach
Minnie Mabel Baggett
Frank A. Killmon
Jacob M. Keller
Martinsburg
Powell's Fort
J. Ernest Keller
C. T. Lindell
Humbird Street
Frank Keller
Green Spring
Keller
R. R
Chicago
S. & H. Green
Hast & McDermott
Retail Grocers
Mechanic St
F. F. King
W. Corbusier
Thomas Blackburn
Arthur Bentel
Maria Shields
Ray Milla
Hudson Tower
Mos
Veland Plain Dealer
Uncle Sam
United States
H. 4. Windger
Popular Mechanics Magazine
America
Europe
Cartoons
C-Upen
Essec
Cartoons Magazine
Michigan Ave
Just
Centre Street
L. W. Bullard
Cumberland’s
South Centre Street
Vigoro Gasoline
Robinson
Autoline
Frederick's
F. Frederick Piano
Messrs Hardman, Peck & Co
Messrs. Hardman, Peck & Co
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
Heffron
Walsh Building
Gordon Furniture Co
N. Mechanic St
William A. Huster
Maries
William C. Walsh
Allegany County
Fuller Barnard, JR
John J. Price
Frostburg, MD
Allegend County
Henry
Henry Fresh
House OF Delegates
J. W. S. Cochrane
James Chapman
Midlothian, MD
Orphans Court
James Patterson
N. Centre St
Green Goods
J. H. Griffin
Oldtown Road
John A. Fulton & CO
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