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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
9
Patrons and friends of The Cumberland Press are asked to telephone personals and other news items to this paper. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The editor invites reader submissions and tips.
Sundry Cumberland residents engage in travel and health care changes. Mrs FE K Smith visits Cumberland. Ms S J Hahn enters Billasville State Sanitarium for health. Bruce Kline travels to state sanitarium. magistrate Dressman relocates office. Mrs M Gallmaier returns from Illinois and Indiana. Mrs W E McMillen visits Hanover Street. Hattie Wilkinson hosts Piedmont guests. Bradley McHenry trades horses for governments. Gerland Powell returns to Baltimore. Harry Somerville and son depart for New York. H A Summer named B&O Y M C A treasurer. William Logan witnesses Hagerstown homicide case. J H Cowles party tours Cumberland en route to Washington DC.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Central Y M C A met yesterday to arrange a weekly girls day at the Y M C A. The Graduate Nurses' Aid Society of Western Maryland Hospital held its regular monthly meeting yesterday afternoon followed by a social hour.
Wheeling reports in a Republican landslide with Howard Southerland Jr. winning the at large seat over Democrat Thomas Hodges by 5,500 votes. Three of five congressional districts went Republican while the first and second stayed Democratic. state tickets lean Republican and the Legislature shifts to a solid GOP majority.
Salt Lake City November 5. Early tallies show Reed Smoot Republican possibly elected U S Senator as official count nears completion. Counties counted give Smoot a lead under 100 votes. Howell likely wins first district Congress seat and Mays fusion in second.
Trenton New Jersey November 54 Republicans gain in Wilsons home district elect Elijah Hutchison to succeed Allen Walsh by about two thousand plurality. Strong statewide Republican gains indicate Democrats will hold only four or five of New Jerseys twelve Congressmen.
New York teenage typist Miss Friedman, age nineteen, won the amateur typewriting contest at Madison Square Garden with an average of 125 words a minute. She aims to capture the professional world title at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1916. In eighteen contests she has entered she has won first prize fifteen times, second prize twice, and third in one.
Philadelphia reports the Republican organization won a sweeping victory in Pennsylvania. Boise Penrose reelected to the U S Senate. Brumbaugh governor. McLane lieutenant governor. Houch secretary of internal affairs. Republicans carried 31 of 36 congressional seats. Democrats 3 with 2 in doubt. Four at large congressmen elected. Robert E. Lee defeated for re election. Superior Court judge Trexler reelected. Dauphin and Allegheny county judges trail in race. In Maryland a compensation law depresses workers, a bakery job seeker laments insurance limits.
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