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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1914

Page

9

Huerta executes enemies as crackdown widens

Vera Cruz reports Huerta plans harsh purge as 40,000 troops mobilize around Mexico City. News notes executions of prisoners including Rafaelo Tapia and rumors of nightly shellings, while Villa promises jail breaks and General Maas plans an official report to defend Federal forces. Also mentions Philipino spy case and new operations by General Candido Agilar in Vera Cruz.

Vera Cruz Huerta Mexico City Jiuerta Mexico Capita Rafaelo Tapia Madero Tapia Villa Capitol Maas Samuel Park Park Solidad Further Philipino Cordova W. W. Canada United States

Soft shell crabs offered at Washington Launch Room Advy

The market item notes soft shell crabs available at the Washington Launch Room as advertised. Limited details provided. item appears as a brief classified notice with an emphasis on the product.

Washington

Funeral of Mrs. Jos. E. Weaver at St Patrick’s Church

Solemn requiem mass was held for Mrs Joseph E. Weaver at St Patrick’s Church. Her body was taken to Hancock Maryland on Baltimore and Ohio train No 6 for interment. Pallbearers included Col John Keating and others. Interment in St Peters Cemetery Hancock.

St. Patrick's Church Joseph BE. Weaver Mancock Baltimore and Ohio J. Wunder Charles O'Hara John Lawless St. Mary’s Church Col John Keating William T. Coulehan Daniel I. Kean James P. Gaffney Charles J. Welsh Matthew J. Mullaney George A. Kean James C. Shriver Hancock T. G. Kincaid Pittsburg W. H. Russell Baltimore Minnie Spicer Thomas W. Pugh William A. Buckholtz William EH. Dorsey H. M. Donahue St. Peters Cemetery Weaver Proctor Howhay Thomas IT. Reinhart St. Peter’s Church

Plans Complete for Three Day K of C Celebration

Cumberland Council No 586 Knights of Columbus prepares a three day celebration for the opening of its new hall at North Mechanic Street on Decoration Day. The program includes the conferring of the fourth degree on a class of over 100 aspirants, a Sunday mass at St Patrick Church with visiting clergy, and the second and third degrees for a Cumberland area class followed by a luncheon and talks on the order's aims.

Cumberland Council Knights of Columbus the Inn North Mechanic Street Decoration Day South Liberty Street Washington, D. C Baltimore North Mechanic Street St. Patrick's Catholic Church Centre Street Father Dougherty Catholic University D. J. Griffin Congress New York Paity Cumberland Frostburg Mt. Savage Midland

Marriage Licenses Listed From Various Locations

The register notes marriage licenses granted to James Ira Lopes of Stauffer Pa and Ida May Snyder of Acme Pa. Henry Gulick Jr of Toronto O and Mary Virginia Stone of Empire D. David Austin Pyle of Scullion Pa and Ella Mae Fike of Meyersdale Pa. Frank John Francis Porter and Leon May Rice both of Cumberland Md. John C Andress and Alice Jane Emerson both of Moscow Md.

James Ira Lopes Stauffer Ida May Snyder Acme Henry Gulick, Jr Toronto Mary Virginia Stone Empire David Austin Pyle Scullion Ella Mae Fike Meyersale Frank John Francis Porter Leon May Rice Cumberland John C. Andress Alice Jane Emerson Moscow

Baltimore Lady Entertained at Beall Street Card Party

Mrs. Thomas S. Kean hosted twenty ladies on Smallwood Street for Mrs. T. W. McKeown of Baltimore who visited the Driscolls. Mrs. A. Leo Franklin won the honors and refreshments were served.

Baltimore Thomas S. Kean Smallwood Street T. W. McKeown Driscoll Beall Street A. Leo Franklin

Parcel Post Sale at St. Mark’s Reformed Church

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of St Mark’s Reformed Church will hold a Parcel Post Sale next Tuesday evening at the church building corner Park and Harrison streets. Refreshments will be served.

Ladies Aid Society of St. Mark's Reformed Church Corner Park Harrison Streets

Clean Your Straw Hat Ad Promotes Two Cleans for 10c

An advertisement from Lichtenstein's Pharmacy urges cleaning a straw hat with two cleans for 10 cents. The small notice emphasizes affordable hat care and local pharmacy services.

Lichtenstein’s

Schriver Returns From National Water Works Convention

Joseph 8. Schriver, electric light and water commissioner, returns from Philadelphia where he attended the National Water Works Association convention. Sessions were described as very effective. A Western Maryland Railway steam engine No 776 pulled a 1.25 mile long freight train of steel coal hoppers from Cumberland to Hagerstown, weighing about 14 million pounds, in under three hours.

Joseph Hagerstown Cumberland Western Maryland Railway American Locomotive Company

Public Sale of Building Lots near Cumberland Maryland

The estate of the late William Kornhoff offers at 10 a m on Saturday May 23 1914 a public sale of a 4 3 4 acre building lot on the easterly side of Bedford road near the city limits with frontage of 205 feet widening to 525 feet and back 698 feet. The property known as Plat B was conveyed to William Kornhoff by Charles Groening and lies on Bedford road suitable for building lots. One third cash balance secured by purchaser. Auctioneers C W Wilson.

Liberty and Baltimore Streets Bedford Road Cumberland Maryland William Kornhoff Charles Groening Groening William H. Kornhoff Mary Carl C. Wilison

Automobiles Licenses and Death Notice in County News

The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles issued licenses to Joseph Klawan in Cumberland for a Studebaker and others including John E. Williams, R. C. Roberts, Hugh Gatten, Maddison Lama, Loyd Warnick, J E Mattingly, and J F Laughlin with Westernport and Cumberland shown for several brands. A Decoration Day sermon by Pastor Grant Jolly in New York City is announced for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Liberty Theatre. Mrs. Ella Kessler of Magnolia West Virginia died at Allegany Hospital after surgery. funeral arrangements are handled by Louis Stern and her body shipped to Magnolia for interment.

Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Joseph Klawan Cumberland Studebaker John E. Williams Ford R. C. Roberts Westernport Buick Hugh Gattens Maddison Lama Grant Jolly New York City Liberty Theatre Ella Kessler John T. Kessler Magnolia W. Va Allegany Hospital Louis Stern Kesster

Sunday Dinner Menu at Washington Lunch Room Ad

Special for Sunday Excellent menu for your Sunday dinner at the Washington Lunch Room. Adv. M22-2t Lunch Room. aAdv. M22-2t

Washington Lunch Room

Agents Wanted To Deliver The Press In West Virginia And Maryland

Advertises for agents to handle and deliver The Press in Cumberland Maryland and surrounding towns in West Virginia and western Maryland. Provides contact for particulars through The Cumberland Press Cumberland Md.

West Virginia Maryland Cumberland Press Cumberland

Becker Case Moves to Jury After Robotic Deliberations

New York May 22 Attorney Manton chief Becker counsel pressed to add remarks to Justice Seabury's charge. Seabury granted two requests but warned the jury. About 125 points remained unresolved. Jurors retired at 12 51 p m recess called for 3 p m delaying verdict.

New York Manton Becker Seabury Justice Seabury

Notable arrivals and health updates in Cumberland

Personal L A Lippold returned to Baltimore with his mother in law Mrs Henry B Brown. Birtles A Jacobs of Washington DC visits Queen City. F Mertens Jr of Washington DC in city yesterday. J H Stewart Morgantown agricultural agent spoke at Flintstone School Exhibit Day. Samuel A McCoy editor of Examiner Moorefield WV, with party, guests at Windsor in Cumberland. William F Tatroe critically ill at Western Maryland Hospital. General Superintendent YB Blaser of B&O traveled east on No 16. Mrs Fred N Zihlman and Miss Duvall of Annapolis returned from Accident Garrett County. Mrs James Clark of Washington Street leaves for visit. A M Lichtenstein visiting Baltimore.

L. A F. Mertens, Jr Washington, D. C J. H. Stewart Morgantown Ballmore and Ohio Railroad Flintstone Samuel A. McCoy Examiner Moorefield W. Va McCoy Katherine McCoy Janet Welton Amy Brown Cumberland Ken Windsor Fred N. Zihlman Miss Duvall Annapolis Garrett County

Boy Run Down by Automobile in front of North Centre Street

An 11 year old Hess, son of Charles Hess of 201 Columbia Avenue, was left with cuts and bruises after being struck by a car near Streett's Bakery on North Centre Street. His bicycle was broken and police seek the vehicle owner bearing Sylvan ia tag 70150 registered to Harvey Beltz by the Pennsylvania Railroad.

Hess Charles Columbia Avenue Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company Streett North Centre Street Sylvania Harvey Beltz Pennsylvania Railroad Company State Line Pa

Wanite Afire After Wireless Dispatch At Sea

British steamer Wanite reports a fire via wireless while sailing from Wellington to London with flax cargo. The position given is latitude south 27.17 and longitude 79.51 west.

London Wellington

Twigg and Piles Wed in South Cumberland United Brethren Church

Charles Edward Twigg and Mina Bessie Piles both of Alaska W Va were married at the parsonage of the United Brethren church in South Cumberland by Rev. H ee. gene Richardson.

Charles Edward Twigg Mina Bessie Piles Alaska W. Va United Brethren Church South Cumberland H. Ee Gene Richardson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas P. Coates International News Service Candido Agilar Phil Sheridan The Constitutionalists Jos. E. Weaver Abner Weaver Annie Weaver K. OF C Bricker’s See Avay Pat Goodyear U. S. Army Bee Hive Bricker N. Liberty Street Cumberland, Maryland Parcel Post Sale W. M Rederich Victrolas W. F. Frederick Piano CO Baltimore St Cumberland, Md Loyd Warnick J. E. Mattingly Hupmobile J. F. Laughlin Western Port Chalmers A. R. Bender J. L. Howard Wm. Billmyre Harrison and George Streets Howard & Billicyre Baltimore Street Leader Garage South Cumberland E. Laing Ave Keys Hotel J. J. Zapf Biddie Frederick Street O. R.R D. I. Biddle Birtles A. .Jacobs Queen City William F. Tatroe Western Maryland Hospital Y.B .Blaser James Clark Washington Street Mrs A. M. Lichentenstein Leicester Eng Eamiline Pankhurst Silvia Stoughton Grange
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