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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1914
Page
5
A Federal Grand Jury in New York indicted several wealthy shareholders of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway. The probe alleges a conspiracy to extend control over rail and steamship lines across New England via stock ownership and other means, with Keep Haven as a focal point. The indictments cover July 2 1890 to the present.
El Paso reports indicate General Eulalio Gutierrez, commander of state troops in San Luis Potosi and military governor, was named Provisional President by the Aguas Calientes convention, according to unofficial sources.
The court decides that individuals who become aware of alien women in places of questionable character must report their whereabouts to the Bureau of Immigration. It holds the White Slave act applies to those not directly involved in importation and asserts the government may obtain all relevant information to enforce international agreements.
A compilation of editorials and brief notes from multiple papers discussing the dissolved Bull Moose party hopes, expected political reactions, cotton market impacts, election returns, and assorted commentary on war, taxes, and public figures. Includes remarks on Turkey’s and Palestine’s situation, journalist incentives, and sports offseason talk.
Timely Topics weighs in as Election Day arrives. The piece notes that critics claim forecasts may prove hollow and urges vigilance as voters head to the polls. It frames the moment as a test of promises and public accountability.
A collage of humorous observations and quips on daily life. Notes on Prohibition, fashion, rail of luck, and human foibles mix with playful jests about clocks, sleep, aging, and social habits in a breezy column style.
In Allegany County Maryland the Orphans Court orders the sale of Emma Garman estate real estate reported October 27 1914. Thomas H Hobbs and Geo W Cook as executors must publish the report in a county newspaper by November 14 1914 to ratify the sale amounting to 10090 dollars.
Fragmentary 1913 rail timetable notes show Sunslay and Cumberland lines with times and codes. The legible portions reference a 4 646 and 1049 pm entry, with vague manager or service notes amid garbled OCR.
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