Maryland Theatre Offers Night of Plays and News
The Maryland Theatre hosts multiple events including Seven Keys to Baldpate adapted by George M Cohan from Earl Derr Biggers story with bets, daring acts, and laughs. Prodigal Judge scenic treatment and Vaughn Kester adaptation follow, plus Peg O My Heart return date. A toddler in Pulaski Street dies of scarlet fever with funeral at St Luke's Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halpate
Senta
Maryland
George M. Cohan
Kaldpate
Earl Derr Migners
Baldpate Inn
William Hallowell Maser
Magee
Baldpate Mountain
Kalcony
Vaughn Kester
Chicago
Cumbeland
Laurette Taylor
Cort Theatre
New York
J. Hartley
Maryland Theatre
Oliver Morosco
Sears
William ‘B. Naugie
Harry Nanugie
Pulaski Street
F. Bergner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
The Tri Towns Election and Local Developments
Supporters of David J. Lewis and Republicans assert strength in today’s election with regis tration indicating Republican edge. Mines in the area run half speed while local improvements include Dailey Bros cafe makeover and porch additions to homes on Main street Westernport. William Gilmore, a prominent Black resident, dies in Piedmont. Born to Mr and Mrs Munse and to Mr and Mrs Patrick Small, twin boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Westernport
Frederick N. Zihlman
D. Lindley Sloan
Cumberland
Horace S. Whitworth
Dailey Bros
Main Street
George Slagger
Western Port
J. W. Hughes
W. A. Patrick
First National Bank
Piedmont
Frostburg
John J. Munsie
Patrick Small
Paw Paw High School Principal James Cornwell Dies at 60
James S. Cornwell, principal of the Paw Paw High School in West Virginia, died Sunday night at his boarding house from tuberculosis. He was 60 and survived by his wife and six children. The body was moved to his former home in Belington, West Virginia.
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James S. Cornwell
Paw Paw
W. Va
Belington
Savage Eleven Cancels Game
Mt Savage football eleven cancels scheduled match with Y M C A eleven as many players cannot obtain time off work on election day. Manager Goetz expected relief but was informed players must work or risk losing jobs. A new date will be arranged before season end.
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Mt. Savage
Savage Athletics
Goetz
Death of John Sterling at 41 at 152 Frederick Street
John Sterling a 41 year old Black man died at 5 o'clock this morning at his home at 152 Frederick Street. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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John Sterling
Frederick Street
Election results and state by state outlook for the day
The piece surveys elections across Indiana Michigan Tennessee Iowa Missouri Colorado Nebraska Nevada California Oregon and more. It notes Republican strengths in Michigan Tennessee Oregon and Nebraska while predicting Democratic gains in Missouri Colorado and Nevada with races for governor Senate and Congress highlighted.
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Indiana
Michigan
Tennessee
General Assembly
Iowa
Cummins
Connolly
Missouri
Stone
Kansas
Congress
United States
Colorado
Nebraska
Nevada
Newland
California
Oregon
Prohibition
Parkersburg Leader Lewis Nathan Died at 72 in Parkersburg
Prominent Parkersburg citizen Lewis Nathan aged 72 died Sunday evening from heart trouble. Born in Baltimore he moved to Wheeling at 15 then to Parkersburg in 1853 to run a store. He sold his Parkersburg business in 1860 and later retired after transferring holdings to his sons Ben and Sam Nathan. Surviving siblings include Mrs. Rosenbaum Mrs. Fries and Mrs. Davis. Interment was in Baltimore following the death in Parkersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nathan
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jacob Nathan
Simon Rosenbaum
Baltimore
Wheeling
Washington
Nathan
Ben
Sam Nathan
Rosenbaum
Charles Fries
Louisville
Marcus Davis
Charleston
Louis Mansbach
Norfolk
League of Texas Municipalities Opens Two Day Session
In Houston on November 8 the League of Texas Municipalities begins a two day session. The program is prepared by President Mayor A P Wooldridge and Secretary Dr Herman Qu James. The new organizationincludes mayors and officials from leading Texas cities.
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Houston
Tex
League of Texas Municipalities
A. P. Wooldridge
Herman Qu. James
City Police Commissioner Defends Record Amid Budget Claims
The commissioner defends his police department spending, challenges Mayor Koon to name any improper or extravagant outlay, and cites prior city debts and contract overages. He notes the monthly Chief of Police report is filed with the fiscal year’s end in view and calls for accountability.
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Koon
Fisenhauer
Eisenhauer
George G. Youne
Cumberland
Evitt's Creek
Kwon
Maryland
Department
Theo. A. K. Hummelshime
Police and Fire
Obituary for Festus A. Stewart Civil Engineer in Rochester
Festus A. Stewart a former local civil engineer who died in Augusta Maine was buried in Rochester New York. He worked for the Western Maryland Railway under Chief Engineer Barlow on the Cherry Run extension and was a member of Potomac Lodge No 100 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons in this city.
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Festus A. Stewart
Augusta
Maine
Rochester
N. Y
Stewart
Barlow
Western Maryland Railway
Cherry Ran
Potomac Lodge
Reunion of United Confederate Veterans in Arkansas begins
The United Confederate Veterans of Arkansas hold a statewide reunion in Little Rock from November 3 to 5. The Sons of Veterans oversee the event with elaborate plans including balls, receptions and parades, as officials note it may be one of the last reunions in the state.
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Little Rock
Ark
United Confederate Veterans of Arkansas
Sons of Veterans
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Schedule Fragment
Readable timetable fragment for the Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway shows departures and arrivals among towns including Frostburg Lonaconing and Westernport with times around 6:13 to 1:30 a m. The snippet notes connections and late night service ending near midnight and early morning.
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Frostburg
Westernport
Delightful Harrison Street Party For Edna Largent
Mrs. Largent hosted a social in honor of her daughter Edna at the Harrison street home. Guests included Violet Yergan Jennie Burns Rosella Brant Ethel Brant Bernnie Willard Tillie Krause Edna Bacy Marie Bacy Jennie Burns Edna Largent Earl Koontz Earl Wilson Charles Padget Marshall E Powell Russell S Copeland Dide Largent and Clyde Largent. The Alleghany Hospital Ladies Aid Society met this afternoon in the sun parlor.
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Bert Burton
Hannibal
Tnight
Andelling
Big Bivent
Tri-Towns
Browns
Gannons
Buxton
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Gobler’s Knob
Buller
Phoenix Mine
Wm. Gilmore
William Gilmore
Savage Eleven
Pavilowa
Mme
Anna Paviowa
Europe
Pavlova
Berlin
Paviova
London
Paquin
Paviona
M. Clustine
Paris
League of City Officials
Reunion
Cumberland & Westernport
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long
Narrows Park
Long's
Rostburg
Berand
Ermport
Blakaconing
Rey Westerno Burg
Lastaconin
Turnin
Franklin
Reynolds
Barton
Moscow
Lonaconing
Aves Frostburg
Midland
Lds
Ues Wee
Lon
Bartonswlin
Eaves Frost
Frost
Eit Bey
Jim Lee
Centre St
Cumbe , Md
Cent Hinese
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Allegany Hospital
Dennison
Joly
News New
Abiton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
BS Coal
James McHugh
Dyerpets
Bugsy
Footer’s Dye Works
S. E. Kline
J. E. Harrison
S. Cumberland
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
Baltimore Street
Globe Indemnity Company OF
Boyd A. Retshart
Taza
Fisem A. M
Umberland
Hagertown
Burg
Balt Fincoekk
Wittsburg
Sleeper
Atly
Apt
Bas
Wheck
Hagerstown
Weat
Promi
Westminster
Express
Frosticberg
M Dale
Pittsburgh
Elkins
Davie
Eae
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