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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1914

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War Is Declared Against Turks Passports Are Two Nations

Turkish ambassador handed his passports in Petrograd and London signaling a de facto war declaration. British ships and 25,000 troops patrol the Suez Canal as Egypt mobilizes Turks across Palestine and Sinai. Greece, Bulgaria, and Balkan fronts show growing wartime activity while dispatches note German and Austrian movements and Russian counter offensives.

London England Berlin Constantinople Egypt Suez Canal Palestine Sinai Peninsula Greece Rome Caucasus Beirut Jaffay Balkans Bulgaria Servia Washington Turkey Ottoman Empire Russia Morgenthau United States Sebastopol

Elections Loom as Nation Chooses Senate and Governors

Washington, November 2. Chief interest centers on control of the next Congress with all Senate and House seats decided by popular vote. Democrats defend a slim Senate majority as Republicans must gain six seats. House requires 218 for a majority with 68 seats to flip. Campaigns in New York California and Pennsylvania run bitterly while President Wilson and cabinet members campaign nationwide.

Washington Congress Senate House Solid South Wilsen Taft

Congressmen Lewis and Leacy Wilson Visit Mining Region

Congressmen Lewis and Labor Secretary William B. Wilson toured the George's Creek coal region meeting miners at Luke Barton Pekin Midland Ocean and Shaft then in Frostburg. Miners welcomed Wilson after years and pledged support while Lewis reported strong endorsements along the route.

Shaft Mr. Lewis Mr. Wilson Billy Wilson Billy

T. F. Ryan Donates $10,009 to War Fund

T. F. Ryan, a multi millionaire traction magnet, gives $10,009 to the Red Cross War Fund. It is believed others among the nation’s wealthy will follow with similar large gifts.

T. F. Ryan Traction Magnet Red Cross War Fund Mr. Ryan

Five Niedballa brothers in German army cited with Iron Cross

John Niedballa of Cumberland Street reports a postcard from his brother in East Prussia saying five Niedballa sons are alive in the war. The eldest, August, has been decorated with the Iron Cross for valor. The card shows a battlefield scene and notes the war dates. Another brother, Frederic, is also in East Prussia fighting for Germany. Donations for war victims were collected with help from George Laing of The Dingle and his automobile for the Woman's Suffrage movement.

John Niedballa Cumberland Street Jacob Niedbala Fast Prussia August Niedballa Mr. Niedballa East Prussia Frederic. Niedballa George Laing Dingle Woman’s Suffrage Movement Europe

Annual meeting of St Luke's Missionary Society

The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of St. Luke's Lutheran Church on Bedford Street will hold its annual bank offering meeting tomorrow evening in the Sunday School room.

Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society St. Luke's Lutheran Church Bedford Street

Government halts cattle slaughter at major stockyards

Chicago and East St Louis stockyards stop slaughter after foot and mouth disease is found in four Illinois cattle. Railroads ordered to halt livestock shipments to Chicago and eastern markets. in transit stock redirected. Federal and local agencies begin strict inspections and quarantines to prevent spread. price impact on meat uncertain.

Union Stock Yards Chicago National Stock Yards East St. Louis United States Packingtown Bureau of Animal Industry Bennett Illinois Michigan Indiana Union Chiesco

Fourteen Year Old Girl Attacked Near Piedmont

Ninia Coddington, 14, reported being attacked by a unknown dark man near Piedmont West Virginia. He chloked her and dragged her into bushes before fleeing as two boys and a man approached. A search by bloodhounds traced a river and railroad path to McCoole. A reward is offered for the suspect who is described as a light mulatto about five foot eight, 158 pounds, scar under left eye.

Piedmont Brokek “White Tome Bo & G W. Va Ninia Coddington Ed Listy Powell Hunter Negro Netlikin Tyler Stotler Fairmont Freeman Bloodhounds Maryland W. M McCoole Nethkin Coddington Tri Towns

Rockefeller 10 Sends Aid to War Victims by Largest Ship

New York November 2 The Rockefeller Foundation will mobilize its resources to aid non combatants affected by the war promising millions of dollars if needed. Dr Alexis Carrel and John D Rockefeller Jr. announce the relief effort and authorize sending 4000 tons of supplies to Belgium via the American consulate to assure aid reaches non combatants.

Rockefeller Belgium New York Rockefeller Foundation Stanas John DD Relief Tries Rockefeller, JP. Foundation Alexis Carrel Rockefeller Reigns Rockefeller, Jr Rockefeller Institute

Wetional Bank of Cam Pe United States De Mad

Fragmented OCR text mentions a bank and a date in November, with unclear names and legal terms. The readable bits center on a financial institution and a potential legal or holiday reference, lacking coherent details for a full summary.

I Wetional Bank of Cam- Pe United States de Mad Oet Poliday Thir

General Chaffee Dies of Pneumonia at 72

Lieutenant General Adna R. Chaffee, U.S. Army retiree and former chief of the general staff, died in Los Angeles after a stay of two weeks with typhoid pneumonia. A WWI veteran who rose from private to lieutenant general, he led the China relief expedition and served in Civil, Indian, and Spanish-American wars.

Los Angeles Adna R. Chaffee U. 5 S. A Army Chaffee Orwell Miles and Lawton China General Chaffee Iieeiatiins Atta Begi United States Cavalry Hentie Ni Ous Interv

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