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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1915
Page
10
Cumberland Heights market presents 100 graded lots with concrete sidewalks oil coated streets city water sewerage and near streetcar. Prices start at $1,000 with flexible terms $50 down and $5 monthly option plus incentives for building soon call 146 to tour the property.
Evolution in transportation will be demonstrated at the Panama Pacific Exposition with a procession illustrating the evolution from primitive to modern transport. A 105 year old widow obituary follows in separate item. Mary Edmond, widow of Dr. Francis Edmond, died in Cardiff. Philadelphia hosts the American Henley regatta at Fairmount Park as crews from New York Newark Philadelphia compete.
The Douglas Park Jersey Club opens tomorrow at Louisville Kentucky with rich stakes and a strong entry list. The main attraction is the $15,000 Kentucky Handicap scheduled for the Saturday of next week.
A 1913 established practice at 19 South Centre Street Cumberland MD advertises chiropractic spinal adjustment for illnesses after other treatments fail. Tickets priced at $5 and $10 are now available for courses.
Hearings are set for tomorrow on lease wire cases stirred by the Postal Telegraph and Grain Receivers Association of Chicago against the American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Protestants claim preferential leasing of telegraph wires. AT and T denies the charge and seeks dismissal asserting no Grain Receivers member subscribes to the service.
The Interstate Commerce Commission held a May hearing in Washington to consider requiring railroads to report operating expenses separately for freight and passenger traffic. Railroads oppose the plan citing costs, while railroad brotherhoods back it as essential for wage arbitration data. rate cases would also be affected.
Rev. Callie E. Saunders of Badger Minnesota once a railroad conductor now guides parishioners at the local Methodist Episcopal church. The district superintendent calls him one of the district’s most promising ministers and notes his past as a car coupler in flying switches.
John J. Price inaugurates his run for County Commissioner of Allegany County, submitting to Republican primary decisions and asking voters for support. The notice emphasizes party affiliation and campaign intent.
Henry Fresh announces his candidacy in the Allegany County Republican primary for county treasurer and urges all voters to back his bid. The notice emphasizes party affiliation and the need for fiscal leadership in county finances.
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