Peace Terms of Germany Are Announced
Washington reports Germany’s peace terms include retention of Poland, heavy Allied indemnity, partial colonial holdings, free seas, release of Belgium, evacuation of Russia and the Balkans, Austro-German Balkan control, and right to modernize Turkey without interference. A year hence these terms may grow stronger per an official with faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernstorff
Poland
Germany
Belgium
Russia
Balkans
Turkey
Sleet and hail disrupt Cumberland weather day
Real late fall weather moved through Cumberland and vicinity this morning. Temperature hovered around forty at daylight with little rise. Hail and sleet fell at intervals, agnow reported in Bean's Cove before noon. Dampness accentuates the chill while yesterday's heavy wind has slackened. Forecast calls for rain and continued cool conditions tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Bean's Cove
Mayors Named in Various Cities With Party Affiliation
A list of mayors in multiple cities including Philadelphia Cincinnati Cleveland Bridgeport Albany Ithaca Poughkeepsie Rochester Schenectady Syracuse Trenton and others with party labels such as Rep. and Dem. noting individuals like Thomas Smith George Puchta Clifford Wilson and Hiram Edgerton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas Smith
Cincinnati
George Puchta
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Bridgeport
N. Y
Daniel W. Wilbur
Rochester
Hiram HH
Edgerton
Schenectady
George R. Lunn
Syracus N. Y
Walker Kr, Ston
Cornelius Burns
Dor
What's Going On Today in Cumberland Amusements
The Maryland Theatre shows The Second in Command with Francis Bushman. Liberty Theatre screens The Imposter and The Ruling Power. Grande, Belvedere, Victoria theatres show pictures. The Corner Store is presented by St Joseph's club at SS Pete and Paul's hall at 7:15 p m. Autumnal Bazaar at Masonic Temple. Millman Schmutz Dance at Wertheimer Hall 8 20 p m. Masaucrede Ball Narrows Park tonight. Oyster Supper Centre Street M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amusements
Maryland Theatre
Francis Bushman
Liberty Theatre
Grande Theatre
Ictures
Belvedere Theatre
Victoria Theatre
St. Joseph’s Club
Pete and Paul's Hall
Masonic Temple
Millman-Schmutz
Wertheimer Hall
Masaucrede
Narrows Park
Centre Street
M. FE
Luck Averted Major Western Maryland Freight Wreck
A westbound Western Maryland freight train buckled cars after an engine brake failure near Mt. Savage. The cars toppled left as passenger train No. 5 passed the scene at 50 mph, and a rightward spill could have caused a severe loss of life. Wreck crews cleared and reopened the line by 7 am.
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Western Maryland
Lapp
Connellsville
Mt. Savage
Pittsburg
Waitimore
Ridgeley
Greece Overthrows Zaimis Cabinet Amid War Drift
Athens reports parliament passed a vote of no confidence forcing the Zaimis government to resign. The move signals Greece’s imminent entry into the war on the Allied side and fuels speculation that Eleftherios Venizelos may return to power. Bulgarian advances near Nish and Austro Hungarian raids intensify the regional crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Venizelos
Funston May Invade Mexico Rumor Stirred as Officials Consider Action
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Garrison weigh granting Major General Funston cross border powers to save Douglas from Mexican fire. Garrison refuses to confirm or deny. White House silent. War Department notes Funston already holds authority to respond to cross border fire. Unconfirmed word says Villa forces retreating toward Nogales after attack on Agua Prieta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noy
Wilson
Garrison
Funston
Douglas
White House
War Department
Villa
French Win In Champagne In World War I Battles
Paris reports heavy losses for invaders as ground gained in Serbia is recaptured by French forces. France announces victory in Champagne reclaiming trenches despite liquid fire, while German reports claim advances near Galicia with limited prisoners and guns. Bulgarian seizure near Nish noted as rumor persists.
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Paris
Serbia
Champagne
War Office
Vienna
Linsingen
Czartervsk
Galicia
Italian Government Denies Peace Talks Report
The Italian embassy said there is no government initiative to discuss peace terms. The denial addressed claims that Italian diplomats traveled to Switzerland to meet the German peace agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Switzerland
Deace Agen
Pair elope after mother sleeps at Terra Alta hotel
In Clarksburg on November 4 a daughter Kathleen Hill and Ray M Weiner wed a week earlier in Oakland Maryland after leaving their mother Mrs John C Hill while she slept in a Terra Alta hotel. Kathleen, a Bain Millinery employee, and Weiner, tied the knot then and there. The couple’s friends report the marriage quietly followed their departure from Lynchburg Virginia and claim they began their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Terra Alta
Oakland
Ray M. Weiner
Kathleen Hill
Misa Hill
John C. Hill
Locust Street
Lynchburg
Bain
Main Street
Weiner
Fleischmann Fast Company
U S Private Dushek Wounded in Haitian Battle
Private W L Dushek of Cleveland Ohio was seriously wounded in a battle with Haitian rebels. Five rebels were killed in the clash as rebels continue to operate in small bands nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W.L. Dushek
Cleveland
Ohio
Wailey Wins Re Election Defeats Woods in Pa District
Bedford November 4 Thomas F. Wailey Democrat defeats J M Woods Republican to become president judge of the Twentieth judicial district covering Bedford Huntingdon and Mifflin counties by a strong majority. Unofficial returns show Hurt defeats Lyon for associate judge and Democrats win two Bedford county commissioners Evan Diehl and William Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Thomas F. Wailey
Twentieth Judicial District of Pennsylvania
Huntingdon
Mifflin
J. M. Woods
Bailey
Judge Woods
Judge Hurt
A. L. Lyon
Bedford County
Evan Diehl
Wiliam Easter
John Bradley
Charles Longnecker
J. W. Tate
Charles R. Mack
Moonshine Distillery Captured Near Heckley
Five revenue officers seized a complete moonshine outfit near Heckley, West Virginia, after a daylong pursuit. Willis Nestor is in custody charged with moonshining. The haul includes fifteen gallons of whiskey and twenty-five bushels of mash with full distillery equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Heckley
Willis Nestor
Miss Wilson to address Wisconsin teachers convention
Miss Margaret Wilson daughter of the President was expected to speak at the Wisconsin State Teachers Association convention in Milwaukee on the education of children today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Margaret Wilson
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
Seamen's Law in Effect Here against Shipping
In Washington on November 4 the La Follette seamen's law takes effect for all American registered ships amid industry protests that it will reduce U S shipping. Officials debate its provisions as lawmakers who wrote the bill pledge to oppose repeal this winter.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Congress
Convention in Baltimore Opens Laymen's Missionary Campaign Meetings
A four days' series of meetings began in Baltimore to support the nation wide Laymen's Missionary Movement campaign. Missionaries and other religious workers of wide reputation are to address public sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Comptroller-Elect M Mullen Vows Efficient Service
The new Comptroller-Elect M Mullen pledges to act promptly and efficiently, promising to perform duties with diligence and ensure improved public financial services. He stresses commitment to oversight and timely fiscal reporting.
Vote results show Harrington wins in Maryland race
Baltimore results reveal Harrington’s statewide victory with gains in Allegany and Baltimore counties. Doub expresses satisfaction at Western Maryland support. Weller defeat blamed on Baltimore financial conflicts. Harrington vows economy, efficiency, and public schooling reforms.
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Albert A. Doub
Maryland
Weller
Baltimore
Villa allegedly shoots two American colonists in Mexico
El Paso reports two American Mormon colonists were found shot near Casas Grandes after being pressed into Villa's service. The victims, among them a Taylor family member, were said to have asked for release at Ojitos Pass in Sonora before the killings.
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el Paso
Vills
Casas Grandes
Chihuahua
Villa
Ojitos Pass
Sonora
Taylor
Men Arrested For Disturbing Election Celebration on Green Street
Eernest Green John Murray Enoch Davis Buck Binum William Brown Edward Rhabottam Sr Harry An derson Jieffry Fletcher Kelly Means John Bayliss Ashley Hollingsworth James Grown Edward Rhabottam Jr and Berkley Williams all colored were arrested last night by Chief Eisenhauer Assistant Chief Nicely and Officers Brode Nolte and Meister for disturbing the neighborhood of Green Street by too vociferous a celebration of the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eernest Green
John Murray
Enoch Davis
Buck Binum
William Brown
Edward Rhabottam
Harry Anderson
Jieffry Fletcher
Kelly Means
John Bayliss
Ashley Hollingsworth
James Grown
Edward Rhabottam, Jr
Berkley Williams
Eisenhauer
Nicely
Brode
Nolte
Meister
Green Street
Navy Secretary and Mrs Daniels host dinner for Bryan couple
In Washington on November 4 the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Daniels open the winter season with a dinner honoring former Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan. The Bryans have rented out Calumet Place and are staying with their son in law and daughter.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Bryan
Calumet Plage
Man Kills Wife and Son Then Self in New York
In New York on November 4 a man identified as Edward McManus killed his wife and their four year old son William with a razor and then slashed his own throat after attacking his two year old daughter Gertrude. The motive appeared to be despair over his physical condition.
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New York
Edward McManus
William
Gertrude
Elf
New Cardinals To Be Named In December
Rome reports the Osservatore Romano announces a secret de tory December 6 naming cardinals including Monsignor J Tonti in Portugal the Most Rev A Migelo archbishop of Florence and Monai nor G Caghiero in Costa Rica A public consistory to follow December 9 confirmed by the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ossery
The
Can
J. Tonti
Portugal
A. Migelo
Florence
Monainor G. Caghiero
Costa Rica
A. Prueh
Bavaria
Scapinelli
Gusminti
Bologna
Hei
France Thanks U Washington for Intercession in Countess Case
Ambassador Jusserand met President Wilson at the White House to convey France thanks for interceding with Germany on behalf of Countess a telleville and Mile. prgrding French nurses in Belgium. The intervention spared the women and was noted by officials in Berlin.
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Washington
Jusserand
Witson
France
Germany
A Telleville
Mile
Belgi
Jusser
Wilson
Berlin
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Bernstorf
John G. Thomas
Utterford
N. J
William Black
L’rog
Weeen
Zaimis
Venezelos
Nish
Heaiens
London
Zajecar
Kaiashevatz
Vrania
Pirot
Grista
Monastir
Bulgars
Greece
Exchange
Servia
Gallipoli
Suhugdra
Kavala
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Mexico
Galician
Calgars
Nishalafat
U.S
Woods
Thomas F. Bailey
Miss Wilson
Seamen's Law
M’mullen
Harrington
Baltimore County
Doubr
Elect
Democratic Party
Allegany County
Mr. Doub
Harrington Alert
Emerson CC. Harrington
Ritchie
McMullen
Cambridge
Baltimore City
Dovernupi
Plurality
Harrin
Pluren
Mr. Or
Ritchie Bar
Hugh A. McMuhen
Hiorrington
Abbert — Ritchie
Battin County
Waa
Baltf
Cardinals
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