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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1915

Page

9

Republicans Sweep Several Maryland Counties In Narrow Governor Race

Washington County reports Weller leading by 796 with two precincts missing as Republicans gain wide margins in county and legislative races. Montgomery Garrett Frederick Oakland show GOP wins while Democrats carry statewide governor candidates and other offices with varying majorities.

Washington Hagerstown Weller Washington County Orphans’ Court Chas. C. Zeigler John B. Huyett Edward Oswald Register of Wills Thomas E. Hilliard Worthington P. Wachter John B. Fleming David &. Gossard Rockville Montgomery County Harrington McMullen Ritchie Beet Oakland Garrett County James A. Hayden House of Debates John W. Kimmel George Warnick Ernest R. Jones Albert Ashby John W. Kimmell Walter G. Meyers Board of County Commission

Thompson Turns Over His Assets

Uniontown, Pa., Nov. 4. Josiah V. Thompson coal land operator and former First National Bank of Uniontown president signs an agreement to transfer his assets to creditors. Fayette County Bar Association officials report a committee's finding that Thompson cannot borrow $20,000,000 in New York to liquidate debts, so assets will be turned over to cover obligations.

Uniontown Josiah V. Thompson First National Bank of Fayette County Bar Association Thompson New York A. F. Cooper H. L. Robinson M. M. Cochran New York City Pennsylvania Thom B. Smith Philadelphia Massachusetts Samuel W. McCall David I. Walsh Maryland Emerson C. Harrington Kentucky Stanley Democrat Morrow Ohio New Jersey Assembly Crats Mississippi Theo_dore G. Bilbo Tirginia- Ne

Baltimore Financier William Spence Dies at 100

Baltimore financier William Wallace Spence, who just celebrated his hundredth birthday on October 18, died at his home. He had been aging slowly since his milestone birthday, a testament to his will and determination to reach the century.

Baltimore William Wallace Spence

Local Court Judges and County Officials Shown in Returns

Unofficial Garrett county returns list Orphans' Court judges Charles S Harvey Samuel A Miller and J Thomas Moon plus unopposed County Surveyor A C Mason. Weller wins party vote. Harrington carries two districts with margins 17 and 8. Legislative ticket totals show Broadwater in Democrat, Fox Hayden Matthews Michael Shartzer with party split results.

Ers Charles S. Harvey Samuel A. Miller J. Thomas Moon The Orphans’ Court A. C. Mason Garrett County Harrington Weller Duer McMullen Doub Ritchie Legislative Broadwater Fox Hayden Matthews Michael Shartzer

Asquith Target for Criticish

London reports a Lords session on cabinet responsibility, war conduct, and censorship. Baron St Davids urged a Privy Council fast meeting to discuss war strategy, argued the late Liberal government managed the war better, and called to replace office holders based on merit. Lord Willoughby de Broke pressed that Asquith bear responsibility for mistakes with sharp criticism of the premiership.

London House of Lords House of Commons Baron St. Davids Privy Council Willoughby de Broke Asquith Russia Grand Duke Nicholas England

Hagerstown Makes Big Gains in Manufacturing

Washington reports Hagerstown Maryland shows strong growth in manufacturing from 1909 to 1914. Capital invested rises from 2.97 million to 6.713 million, value of products from 3.197 million to 7.545 million, wage earners from 1,938 to 4,081, wages paid 583 thousand to 1.733 million, establishments 76 to 113, and total value added by manufacture climbs to 3.097 million from 1.399 million.

Washington Hagerstown

Young Shively Sought After in Downtown Shooting

Officers search for Claude Shively believed to have shot his father W. H. Shively who owns apartments above the George's Creek and Cumberland Railroad shops. The weapon grazed the leg, striking a bone and exiting the side. Shively, reputedly intoxicated, fled toward the city after an argument at a cinema outing.

Claude Shively W. H. Shively George’s Creek Cumberland

Field's Restaurant Serves Railroad Men in Cumberland

Field's Restaurant at 606 Virginia Avenue, South Cumberland, offers home made meals tailored for railroad workers. The cook brings nine years of railroad kitchen experience and the shop features fresh coffee, sandwiches, and a special Sunday dinner for 25 cents. A new midnight lunch runs from midnight to 3 or 4 am to serve night shifts.

Field’s Virginia Avenue South Cumberland Field's Field

Robbers Escape in Auto After Ripley Post Office Theft

About $400 in money and stamps were stolen from the Ripley post office Tuesday night. Police traced the burglars to Ravenswood, from which they fled in a automobile stolen from a Ripley garage, carrying the wholesale dry goods firm vehicle.

Parkersburg W. Va Ripley Ravenswood

War News From One Year Ago Today

England and France declared war on Turkey while Russians invaded Turkish Armenia. German offensives at Arras Argonne Ypres Lille Berry-au-Bac and in the Vosges were repulsed. Russia claimed heavy German losses in Poland and predicted Teutonic retreat. British ships Good Hope Glasgow and Otranto and German Leipsig Bremen were reported missing over the Chilean navy battle.

England France Turkey Armenia Arras Argonne Germany Ypres Lille Berry-au-Bac Vosges Russia Poland Good Hope Glasgow Otranto Leipsig Bremen

Lines Worth Remembering War Quote

A compact reminder features the adage by Erasmus about war’s appeal to those who have not faced it, reflecting on the fable of battle as a lure for the uninformed.

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