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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1915

Page

6

Court hears novel plea for release of 10 prisoners

Court hears a quirky request as John Swift seeks dismissal to travel to Frostburg for a Socialist speech. He is sent to Mountin City for a streetcar ride and faces a future hearing. prior incidents include a six month sentence and a contempt remark. Separately H C Cook forfeits $10 for speeding, and J W Reynolds pays $50 and costs after a gambling table ruling with appeal filed.

John Swift Center Street John Frostburg Swift Justice Eck Mountin J. W. Reynolds J. W. Heck

Capitol Tour side trip planned for Winchester motorists

Hotel men from several states plan a Capitol Tour starting in Wilmington and looping through Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Fredericksburg Richmond Norfolk to Winchester and back via Martinsburg Hagerstown Gettysburg. A Cumberland side trip was mapped from Winchester to Cumberland via Capon Bridge Romney and Burlington. The route aims for AAA publication prominence and attracts motorists stopping in Winchester on the Valley Pike.

Washington Fredericksburg Richmond Norfolk Valley Turnpike Winchester Martinsburg Hagerstown Gettysburg American Automobile Association W. R. Lucas Evans Cumberland Capon Bridge Romney Burlington Cumberlad Valley Pike

Monster Picnic At Narrows Park Saturday

The Patriotic Order Sons of America of Cumberland and Alleghany County announce a monster picnic at Narrows Park on Saturday May 30. The event features a roller coaster ferris wheel and merry-go-round with fireworks and band concerts. Afternoon speakers include F Brooke Whiting and others. Contests include hobble-skirt three legged and fat man's races with prizes such as cabinet photographs and candy for the ice cream eater who consumes the most.

The Patriotic Order Sons of America Cumberland Allegany County Narrows Park F. Brooke Whiting J.R. Portmess Lear & Oliver

Germans Cross the San River in WWI action

London reports Austro German armies under Mackensen crossed the San River at Radyma six miles north of Przemysl after capturing Swiete. French aviators bombarded St. Quentin and German fuel depot. Allied airmen attacked German trenches along the line as fighting north of Arras intensifies. Two British airmen died when their plane exploded near Hazebrouck.

London Berlin Mackensen San River Radyma Przemysl Swiete St. Quentin Arras Neuve Cappalle Hazebrouck France

Oakland Banker Scott T. Jones Critically Ill

Scott T. Jones cashier of Garrett National Bank in Oakland is critically ill. Dr. John E. Legge of this city was summoned for the case.

Oakland Scott T. Jones Garrett National Bank John E. Legge

Dr Ira Landrith to Speak at Centre Street M E Today

The Flying Squadron of America arrived in Cumberland and will hold the third session of a three day meeting at Centre Street M E Church this afternoon at 2 30. Dr Ira Landrith and Dr Carolyn T Geisel are the scheduled speakers with Ward Belmont College president and others directing the program.

America Cumberland Centre Street M. E. Church Charles M. Sheldon Topeka Kan Daniel A. Poling V. Poling William Lowell Patton Ira Landrith Ward Belmont College Carolyn T. Geisel Battle Creek Frederick Butler Butler Joseph Dawson

Chicago Packers Case to Be Taken Up by England

Secretary Bryan said Sir Edward Grey and the British government will try the Chicago packers cases in Prize Court beginning June 7. Attorney Union or other representatives are to be on hand for the trial, the move prompted by British embassy representations to London.

Washington Bryan

Civic Club Annual Meeting Tomorrow

The Cumberland Civic Club will hold its annual meeting at City Hall auditorium tomorrow at 8 o clock to elect officers. Miss Anna Sloan of Longconing will speak, with vocal and instrumental performances by local residents Mrs. Charles W. Donnelly and Mrs. Thomas B. McDonald.

The Cumberland Civic Club City Hall Anna Sloan Longconing Charles W. Donnelly Thomas B. McDonald

Becker 10 Die Week July 12

Albany reports the Court of Appeals set Charles Becker’s execution for the week beginning July 12 in the Sing Sing electric chair.

Becker Albany Court of Appeals Charles Becker Sing- Sing

Pocketbook Lost by Neri Ruby in County City

Neri Ruby a merchant from Neri county reports losing a pocketbook containing 160 dollars in cash and indorsed checks while arriving in the city on Tuesday. He notified banks and the checks have been stopped.

Neri Ruby Neri Ruby

Rumor of Lincoln assassination reached Cumberland in 1865

J Forsythe Harrison recalls a Wheeling Intelligencer piece about a Union scout Lewis Edmondson who warned Cumberland residents in March 1865 of plans to kill or kidnap Abraham Lincoln and others in Washington. The claim includes a letter from Lincoln thanking the Cumberland mother for passing the warning and notes verification by local veterans.

Cumberland Wheeling Intelligencer J. Forsythe Harrison Abraham Lincoln Woodrow Virginia Lewis Edmonson Potomac River Union Square Lewis Lincoln Edwin Stanton U. S Washington Lewis Edmondson Charles J. Harrison Fth West Va. Infantry Gine Edmonson George W. Harrison Lees Tlan Lescent Lincoln

Conductor Dies After Wreck Excitement

Conductor Lewis Van Dean aged 47 of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died at his Brunswick home after an apparent heart attack spurred by wreck excitement earlier that day. He survived by a widow Josephine Holloway and held memberships in the Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.

Lewis van Dean Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Brunswick Street Brunsavick van Dean Germantown Metropolitan Caboose Gaithersburg Brunswick The Knights of Pythias Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

Does Your Leg Cramp or Arm Go to Sleep at Night

A chiropractic clinic advertises spinal adjustments as a solution to leg cramps and numbness at night. It claims these symptoms are warning signs and urges timely treatment to remove the cause and provide permanent relief. The office offers spinal analysis to determine the proper care.

Greek King Constantine Remains Extremely Weak

Athens May 26 The official bulletins issued by the physician report King Constantine continues extremely weak as health officials monitor his condition in the royal residence.

Athens Constantine

Cumberland Exceeds Hagerstown in Phone Subscribers

The C and P phone Co reports 50 new subscribers this month. Cumberland's local office serves 3,961 telephones with broader reach into West Virginia. The Cumberland network surpasses Hagerstown in total lines and county coverage, though Cumberland runs longer lines to distant areas.

C. & P. Phone Co Hagerstown Cumberland W. Virginia

Federals defeat Spring Gap Giants in 6 1 rout

South End Federals led by manager Darrell Racey beat the Spring Gap Giants 6 to 1 in yesterday's Southern Egyptians League action. Harry Mudge pitched a nine strikeout gem, allowing three singles. J Sherwood allowed 12 hits. The series opener purse of 200 dollars set for Sunday at Gap Agricultural Park.

Darrell Racey Federals South End Spring Gap Giants Harry Mudge J. Sherwood Giants D. Racy Feds Sam Barrett Harry Daniels Murry Gap Agricultural Park Spring Gap

Local Personal Notes Highlight Regional Residents

Edward H. Lincell of Oakland, a Garrett County bar figure, visits. Edward B. Howard of Piedmont and sister Etella Howard with nephew Edward Belanger are guests of Mrs. John F. Finan in Martinsburg. Dr. Lee French shows improvement after a transfusion in Baltimore. W J Damm joins Prudential in this city. Various locals from McKeesport, Cumberland, Parkersburg and Martinsburg are noted visiting, returning or relocating, including Miss Marjory Parsons traveling to the Panama Exposition.

Edward H. Lincell Oakland Garrett County Harry R. Donnelly Pittsburgh Edward 8. Howard Piedmont Etella Howard Edward Belanger Huntington W. Va John F. Finan Decatur Street Howard Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Lee French Cumberland Division Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Protestant Home and Infirmary W. J. Damm Footers Rochester Prudential Life Insurance Company McKeesport F. S. Deekens Prospect Street Robert Clauson Washington College W. L. Sperry Campobello Charles Wigal Rex S. P. Echols Parkersburg Joseph L. Roushe Cumberland Ethel Crumm Horner Avenue Clarksburg Gay Breton Leroux Gertrude Callan Mary Sprigg E. O. L. Statler Meyersdale Marjory Parsons Elkins Edgar PD. Baker Cline Keyser Daisy Cline City Hospital Martinsburg Ethel V. Kearns Holwart Hartsock Oldtown Nellie Felton Clara’ Cotter Miss Elton

Announcement of William A. Huster for Alleghany County State's Attorney

William A. Huster declares candidacy for State's Attorney of Alleghany County and seeks support from Republican voters in the upcoming primaries. He urges fellow citizens to influence the race through backing his campaign.

Allegany County

Walsh Announces Candidacy for Allegany State Attorney

William C. Walsh announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for Allegany County State's Attorney and asks citizens to support him in the coming primary.

Allegany County William C. Walsh

Fuller Barnard Jr Seeks Allegany County State's Attorney Nomination

Candidate Fuller Barnard Jr announces candidacy for State's Attorney of Allegany County subject to Democratic primary results and urges support from all citizens.

Fuller Barnard, JR Allegany County

John J. Price Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner

John J. Price announces his candidacy for Allegany County Commissioner subject to Republican primary decisions. He respectfully asks voters for support.

John J. Price Allegany County James Chapman

Allegany County Treasurer Republican Primary Target

Henry Fresh seeks support from all voters in the Allegany County Treasurer Republican primary urging broad backing in the race.

Henry Fresh

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Istrate House of Correction Virginia Avenue H. C. Cook Capitol M. E Chicago Packers England Civic Club the Cumberland Hardware Co Baltimore Street George Louis Eppler Trustees Viele’ Sfill Camrerasi Mad Anas. J. Harrison Somerset County Trust Company Somerset Grant J. PF Josephine Holloway Consulta TION Cumberland Proper Wallop Spring Gap Polk Street Bath Window Street South Lee Ists L. W. Bullard South Centre Street Cumberland, MD Ecu Sanitary John A. Fulton & CO Baltimore and Liberty Cumberland, Maryland Garden Furniture Co N. Mechanic St Cumberland Laundry I K. Little N. Centre St William A. Huster Frostburg, MD House OF Delegates J. W. S. Cochrane Midlothian, MD Orphans Court James Patterson the Orphans Court the Cumberland Press Woolford
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