Tennis Matches With Wheeling Likely
Frank E Armbruster of Wheeling West Virginia a New York Life representative and chairman of the Wheeling Tennis and Country Club discussed arranging matches with the Potomac Club. Potomac players may enter the open tournament in Wheeling the week of June 22. Wheeling Club teams will enter the fall Potomac Club tournament to decide the Alleghany Mountains championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Armbruster
Wheeling
W. Va
New York Life Insurance Company
Armbruster
Wheeling Tennis and Country Club
Potomac Club
Alleghany Mountains
Larceny and Disorderly Conduct Cases In City Court
Lillian Brown a 15 year old from Mancha West Virginia charged with larceny of a watch and $5 from A E Zihlman at 44 Frederick Street. sentenced to one year in the Cut by City Magistrate Heck. William Eaton sentenced to one year in Maryland House of Correction for habitual dis orderly conduct and intoxication after breaking parole. Edward Brown charged with disturbing his home and threatening his wife with a revolver. case held sub curia.
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Lillian Brown
Mancha
W. Va
A. E. Zihlman
Frederick Street
Heck
Cubbage
William Eaton
Maryland House of Correction
Eaton
Codir
Edward Brown
Frogeye
Ed wards to address Hedgesville graduation class
PERSQHAL County superintendent John E. Ed wards will speak at the Hedgesville High School graduation ceremony this evening. Elkins Inter-Mountain reports several local movements and visits as residents travel between Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Edwards
Hedgesville
W. Va
Charles Weimer
Goodsell
Durbin
Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Elkins Inter- Mountain
Howard Saylor
Meyersdale
Frostburg
H. A. Wills
Elkins
Westernport
Mr. Wills
John Wills
E. L. Fink
American Express Wins Expressage Rights Over Major Rail Lines
American Express Company signed an agreement to obtain expressage rights over the Lehigh Valley Railway Central Flathead of New Jersey and the Philadelphia and Reading Railway. Negotiations to gain rights over Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Chicago Rock Island and Pacific are underway. Announcement in Baltimore by P L Wright cites improved service between Washington and Boston via a reciprocal deal with Wells Fargo, expanding offices by 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Company
Lehigh Valley Railway
Central Flathoad
New Jersey
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Baltimore
P. L. Wright
Washington
Boston
Mr. Wright
Wells-Fargo Com
Hearing for Harry Miller on abduction charges in San Francisco
A hearing is held for Harry Miller and a second man after their arrest by a deputy U S marshal for abducting and transporting Igorrotes from Manila to San Francisco. They face Philippine penal code violations and possible indictment in Manila. The group included boys and girls among the IGorrotes brought for exhibition claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Harry Miller
United States
Manila
Reynolds
Cumberland Enacts Water Conduit Right of Way Plan
The Maryland General Assembly approves amendments for Cumberland to condemn a water main right of way from Fort Hill Reservoir to the Mason and Dixon Line, authorizing purchase or condemnation of land about fifty feet wide, with fees vested in the city. The act provides for funding a new public school and improvements in Allegany County, issuing Allegany County School Bonds up to sixty thousand dollars, bearing 5 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Maryland
Allegany County
City of
Fort Hill
Mason and Dixon Faing
So; Hill Reservoir
Mason and Dixon
Allegan, County
Bedford County
Penneyylvania
Evitt’s C
Nnsylvania
Cit Council of
P. L. Goldsborough
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
Jesse D, Price
Senate
House
Albert J. Almoney
Bond Issue for Evitts Creek Water Supply in Cumberland
Maryland act authorizes Cumberland to issue bonds up to 60000 dollars to cover water works installed under 1910 act. Bonds bear up to five percent interest, payable semi annually, with 5000 dollars principal yearly, redeemable after five years, taxes levied to cover payments, bonds tax exempt. Approved March 30, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
General Assembly of
Maryland
Ad City Council
P. L. Goldsborough
Maryland law repeal and re enact Section 1 1914 act amendments
An act to repeal and re enact Section 1 of Chapter 83 Acts of 1914 by the General Assembly of Maryland with amendments. The measure repeals the existing section and re enacts it in amended form for the statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Maryland
Caleb C. Magruder
Court of Appeals of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
Court of Appeals
P. L. Goldsborough
Jesse D. Price
Senate
Jas. McC. Trippe
James McC. Trippe
House of Delegates
House
General Assembly of
Maryland
Albert J. Almoney
Geral Assembly
General Assembly
Marylanne
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Umberland & Westernport Electric Railway
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Firetcar
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
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Carleayi
Cumberhead
Western
Porden Shaft
Blakes
Lomaconing
Moscow
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Franklin
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Norden
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Veatergport
Careos
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Ferd
W Llams
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Treasuree Ka Clud
Siverintendens
McMullen Bros
Ooe
Mark Cross
Curley
Gem Junior
Week
Gillette
Durham Duplex
Enders
Ward
Arnold
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Clark
Star
Yankee
Ever Ready
King
Auto Strop
Yale
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Parcel Post
Cumberland Press
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