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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1914

Page

4

Englishwomen’s pledge rings aid German war effort in New York

Miss Christabel Pankhurst denounces repression and urges justice after the war. In Sec ond avenue a German loyalty ring exchange distributes iron rings for gold or jewels as loyalty pledges. A forthcoming auction will raise funds for Front line survivors with current gold melted at the United States Assay office and twenty thousand dollars already realized.

New York Christabel Pankhurst Liberal Party Second Avenue Germany New York City United States

Russian Ambassador Injured in Collision at Baltimore Races

The Russian ambassador to Washington George Bakhmeteff was slightly injured in a taxi collision in Baltimore while en route to Pimlico. He suffered a cut from flying glass but was otherwise fine. One person in the other vehicle was severely hurt and hospitalized.

Baltimore Washington George Bakhmeteff Pimlico

Vanderbilt gives $113750 to Columbia for medical school site

New York November 8 W K Vanderbilt has donated 113750 toward Columbia University's purchase of a half block on One Hundred Seventeenth Street adjoining existing land for the new medical school. The gift was announced at a board of trustees meeting.

New York W. K. Vanderbilt Columbia University Columbia University

Read the War Book at Cumberland Press Office

An advertisement urges readers to buy a book about the war for 10 cents at The Cumberland Press office. The brief notice hints at wartime readership and a local newspaper promotion.

Cumberland Press

Turkey Bows to Ultimatum After Raid

London reports Turkey seeks to avoid war as Grand Vizier offers apology for Black Sea raid on Russian ports. British French squadron sinks two Turkish vessels near Smyrna and debates full compliance with allied demands including German officers and former cruisers Breslau and Goeben.

Turkey Russian Black Sea Gulf of Techecame Berak Kinart Great Britain Egypt Black Sea Breslau Goeben

Local Marriages Highlight Rural Couples in Northville and South Cumberland

Frank B. Nolan of Northville Ohio married Miss Mary W. Orndorff of South Cumberland at the M E Church South parsonage by Rev. L Hammond. William Sylvester Row of Shepherdstown West Virginia wed Mrs Catherine Ensinger of Williamsport Maryland at the First U S Church parsonage by Rev H Eugene Richardson. The bride was a widow and sister to Mrs W R Fisher and Mrs Eugene W Stump of Town Creek. Mrs C R Cathedral of South Cumberland is a niece of Mrs Row. Schmutz orchestra to provide music for an upcoming event. St Marys of the Mount Council No 598 YM I to hold a dance at St Marys Hall Old Town Road Monday evening Nov.

Frank B. Nolan Northville, O Mary W. Orndorff South Cumberland M. E. Church South Rev. L. Hammond William Sylvester Row Shepherdstown W. Va Catherine Ensinger Williamsport U. S. Church H. Eugene Richardson W. R. Fisher Eugene W. Stump Town Creek C. R. Catlett Row St. Mary’s of the Mount Young Men’s Institute St. Mary’s Hall Oldtown Road

Censored War Letter Reaches Baltimore Cigar Dealer

Nathan Schecter, a Baltimore cigar dealer, received a letter dated September 14 from his brother in Britzina, Russia. The letter was cut in half and sealed with a sticker reading Permitted by the War Censor, signifying it passed censorship.

Nathan Schecter Baltimore Street Britzina Russia

Job printing by Union Printers at The Cumberland Press

Advertisement offers job printing services by Union Printers with The Cumberland Press. Prices are stated as right and workmanship guaranteed.

Cumberlain Press

Charles W Church crew saved after schooner wreck

Captain A E Burt and eight crewmen of the American schooner Charles W Church were rescued by the Norwegian steamer Belridge after the schooner foundered about 450 miles southeast of Cape Henry. The ship sailed from Newport News with coal for New London on October 19 and foundered after storm damage and persistent pumping.

Newport News A. E. Burt Charles W. Church Cape Henry New London

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