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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

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Believe Intervention Public Schools Plan May Day Parade

Allegany County plans a May Day demonstration with Dr. M Bates Stephens visiting several schools and overseeing a large athletic meet at South End ball park. Officials include A A Gould referee and W H Baxley director, with a 2 p m parade led by 36 Boy Scouts and a detailed route through Cumberland streets to Narrows Park.

South End Ball Park A. A. Gould W. H. Baxley George Brown J. J. Tipton O. B. Boughton Wm. H. Gatehouse Tinker Skyles A. Taylor Chester Portmess Narrows Park M. Bates Stephens Park T. H. Lewis Western Maryland College City

Child Dies in Fire at Mt Savage Chicken Coop

A four year old boy, son of Captain and Mrs. William Wingfield, burned to death in a Mt Savage Newtown chicken coop. The fire started while the child played inside. his mother and sister were unable to reach him as flames engulfed the wooden structure. The family, including three sisters and a brother, mourns the tragedy as neighbors assemble.

William William Wingfield Mt. Savage Mt Savage Newtown

Refusal Of Huerta To Quit Roils Mexican Crisis

Washington observers warn Huerta will not resign and mediation at Niagara Falls may fail. Officials expect eventual hostilities as Huerta clings to power while Carranza supporters gain cautious US backing. Dispatches from Mexico City note Huerta’s hold despite conflicting refugee reports and Mexico’s censorship.

Washington, D. C John PF. Stilliman Washington Niagara Falls United States Huerte Huerta Levi Salamans Mexico Methodist Board of Foreign Missions War Department New York Mexico City International Ews Vera Cruz

Maiden Voyage of Vaterland Reaches New York Port

The Hamburg liner Vaterland arrives in New York from Harburg on its maiden voyage with 267 first class passengers, 142 second class, 355 third class, and 910 steerage, plus a crew of 1,281, totaling 2,958 aboard. The ship is decorated with flags as whistles greet its arrival.

New York Hamburg Vaterland Harburg

Former Judge Backed by Anti Smith Faction in Maryland

The Baltimore Sun reports anti Smith supporters offered Judge WN Charles Burke of Baltimore County their backing for a bid against Senator John Walter Smith. Burke declined to run. The group then floated Hayes as a stronger candidate and press on persuading him. Isaac Lobe Straus competes for the Democratic nomination and campaigns across Maryland, arriving in Cumberland on No 65 and planning a weekend in Allegany County.

Baltimore Sun Thomas G. Hayes John Walter Smith WN. Charles Burke Baltimore County Hayes Judge Burke Burke Smith Isaac Lobe Straus Iie Cumberland Allegany County

Bets Offered Lieut Becker Will Be Acquitted of Murder

New York May 21. Despite defense blows Bets freely offered that Becker would be acquitted in his second murder trial for Herman Rosenthal. Friends of Becker reportedly wager large sums on his chances. Becker urged not to take the stand amid defense caution. The defense rested after one direct witness Harford Marshall testified.

Becker New York Charles Becker Herman Rosenthal Manton Bourke Cochran Harford P. Marshall West Site

South Cumberland Schools Plan May Day At Baseball Park

South Cumberland schools prepare a unique May Day program tomorrow featuring a 1309 student parade from Virginia Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Humbird Street schools to South End Baseball Park. A flag drill and a giant human flag of 100 feet plus will unfold with red white and blue pennants forming the Stars and Stripes.

South Cumberland Tomoorow Pennsylvania Virginia Avenue Virginia Avenue School First Street Pennsylvania Avenue Second Street Baltimore and Ohio Humbird Street South End Virginia Cumberland

Senate Accepts James Amendment for Farm Demonstration Funds

The Senate approved the James amendment to the Agricultural Appropriation bill adding 50000 dollars for farm demonstration work. If kept, Maryland would receive a total of 40000 dollars for such demonstrations. Keep cool, National-Standard Ice Cream, hygienic food.

Washington Senate James Maryland

B rith Sholom Elects Officers At Baltimore Convention

Theodore Meyerowitz was elected grand master of the Independent Order of B rith Sholom at the closing session in Baltimore. Delegates approved minor matters and adjourned after counting 2700 ballots late Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Officials elected include Jack Lewis and Max Hoffman as first and second deputy grand masters, with several other officers and trustees named.

Baltimore Theodore Meyerowitz Independent Order of B'rith Sholom Jack Lewis Max Hoffman B. Hanzansky Randry David Paulson Sovpher Rodgers M. Frieder

State Live Stock Board Reorganizes in Baltimore

The State Live Stock Sanitary Board reorganized at Baltimore yesterday with H. P. Skipper reelected president C. W. Melville secretary and H. B. Noll treasurer. Dr. N. Hickman was continued as State veterinarian.

State Live Stock Sanitary Board Baltimore H. P. Skipper C. W. Melville H. B. Noll N. Hickman

Archdeaconry of Cumberland closes spring session

The Archdeaconry of Cumberland in Maryland adjourned its spring convention at Hancock. Rev. Peter M. Boyden preached the archdeaconry sermon, with addresses by F. B. Sappington Sr and John Newman. Totals show $44,092 donated and 2,900 communicants across 12 parishes, 8 independent congregations, 3 missions, and 21 church buildings. Rev. Douglas Hooft presided.

Hagerstown Cumberland Diocese of Maryland Protestant Episcopal Church Hancock Peter M. Boyden New Market F. B. Sappington John §. Newman Frederick Joseph E. Williams Adamstown

Monessen Physician Convicted of Manslaughter

Greenburg Pa May 21 Dr Martin F E Griffith of Monessen was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the death of W L Robinson a Pittsburg music teacher who died after injuries from an attack by the surgeon when he surprised Robinson assaulting Griffiths wife The verdict followed a night of juror deliberation with a sparse courtroom crowd and no immediate statement from the convict.

Mexico City Galveston Huerta Canada Greenburg Martin FE. Griffith Monessen W. L. Robinson Pittsburg Robinson

Frostburg to Host First Annual Field Meet Tomorrow

Frostburg hosts its first athletic and track meet tomorrow with participants from Keyser Piedmont and local high schools. A parade of 1200 pupils leads to Beall High School for events including sprints, distance runs, jumps and relays with medals and a silver loving cup awarded.

Frostburg Keyser Piedmont Rice Beall High School Heall High School Frost Avenue High Union Grant Broadway Jeffries Brothers C. Kaefer R. Cook M. Metzger W. Price M. Weisenborn McLain Db. Watson T. MccMannis H. McKenna A. Hammil Keyser Preparatory School Allegany Cou High School Alley County

Former Senator Wellington is Third Party Man

Baltimore, May 21. Former Senator George L. Wellington visited the city with secretary William J. Feaga. He met General J. Stuart Mac Donald, Bull Moose State Central Committee chair, and discussed party stance and possible nominations for Senate and Congress. Wellington reportedly remains devoted to the Bull Moose cause and would consider again seeking office.

Wellington Baltimore George L. Wellington J. Stuart MacDonald Bull Moose Indle Nat Beem

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Windsor Lena Gertrude Flolins Stephens Th County Union Street Maryland Avenue West Side Wim. H. Lewis Paraar Centre Street West Side School Portmess George Baltimore Streets Cumberland Concert Band Baltimore Street Frederick Street Liberty Harrison Centre Lindnerville School Baltimore Avenue George Street South George Parade Green Street Mechanic Lindmerville School Western Maryland Railroad North Liberty City van Square Boy Scouts R. Chester Portmess Union Street School Allegany County High Schoo Gen. Huerta William Nelson Taft International News Service White House U. S.S Wilson Carranza Marshal Jacob Reich Jack Sullivan Labor For Baltimore Federation of Labor Jackson J. R. Neal Mettee B’rith Sholom Douglas Hooft Rennett Ike William J. Feaga
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