War Bulletins From Paris Across Northern Front
Night and day German attacks in the La Basse Canal Arras and Oise regions repulsed by Allies. Reinforcements of up to 150000 men to Munster move toward northern France. Austro Hungarian consul general and Turkish representative at Tabriz captured by Russians. protests over alleged international law violation. German losses near Nancy indicate fierce Moselle fighting. detachments lost near Lens. German soldiers disguised as women captured while digging potatoes.
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Paris
la Basse Canal
Arras
Oise
Amsterdam
Liege
Munster
France
War Office
Lau Bassee Canal
Ypres
Belgium
London
Tabriz
Persia
Tifla
Vienna
United States
Teheran
Charles W. Russel
Nea Nancy
Moselle
Lens
Selones
Hummelshime on Stand in Own Defense in Cumberland Case
Dr Hummelshime testifies about a plan to trap alleged bribe givers as cross examination reveals agents using code names and meetings in Washington and Cumberland. Witnesses recount conversations with Robb and Eichelberger describe attempts to bribe officials and the investigation's progress while multiple staffers and witnesses are called.
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DR. Hummelshime
Pretty wedding at Cresaptown in early morning ceremony
Bertrand A. Mason and Caroline Donohoe Gunning, adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Gunning Cresaptown, were married at 9 o clock in St Ambrosea church Cumberland officiated by Fathers Alban and Thomas Attendants included Bernadette Gunning and J Harry Gunning A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home The couple departed for a wedding trip on the Pennsylvania Railroad later that day
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Bertrand A. Mason
Caroline Donohoe Gunning
John B. Gunning
Cresaptown
St. Ambrose’s Church
Alban
Father Thomas
Cumberland
Bernadette Gunning
Gallitzen
J. Harry Gunning
Jury to hear argument after testimony in contract case
The case should be before the jury by 8 or 9 this evening as argument hours begin after testimony. City Engineer James P. Gaffney testified he refused to approve the bill, citing contract conditions not on the part of the company. Chicken service advertisement appears in the Washington item at lunch room.
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Bichelberger
Miller
Buckgater
George G. Young
Eichelberger
Ruckgaber
Dr. Hummelshime
Hummelshime
James P. Gaffney
Railroads Sued by Government In Soft Coal Trust Case
Cincinnati November 7 John S Jones of Chicago and Columbus coal operator bought stock in eastern Ohio and West Virginia coal firms valued at 3 750 000 under a federal Sherman Act case against New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio and their subsidiaries The court approved an agreement to dissolve the trust by the railroad surrender of stock and Jones purchased the holdings at court fixed figures.
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Cincinnati
Johns. Jones
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
United States District Court
Harrington, Knappen and Dennison
New York Central
The
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co
Soft Coal Trust
Jones
Artist W. H. Leavitt to Address Cumberland Meeting
W H Leavitt the American artist famed for The Last Supper will speak Sunday at 2 30 PM at Leader Theatre Virginia Avenue Cumberland. A musical program features local talent and last week over 200 attendees were turned away due to seats.
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Cumberland
Leader
Virginia Avenue
W. H. Leavitt
Oysters in Eve Style Best at the Washington Sun Room
Oysters headline the Washington Sun Room menu in the evening dining column. The note highlights the venue's refined oyster preparation and evening service, inviting patrons to enjoy the seafood specialty in a quiet setting.
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Washington
Washington Sun Room
Vice President Marshall Talks On Disarmament
Thomas R. Marshall, Vice President, spoke in Chicago about disarmament. He urged strengthening coast defenses, enlarging the army and navy, and building the greatest armed forces in world history if disarmament fails. He framed it as his personal view and warned against centralizing government.
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Marshall
Chicago
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Wolf of Wall Street Arresty Sparks Federal Case
New York November 7 David Lemar known as the Wolf of Wall Street was arrested at the Waldorf Astoria on charges of impersonating U S government officers. He is held on $30 000 bail before Federal Judge Rudkin. An added bench warrant accuses him of conspir acy and impersonating figures including Congressman Mitchel Palmer Senator Stone Speaker Clark and Congressman Riorden.
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New York
David Lemar
Wolf of
Wall Street
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Rudkin
Lemar
United States Steel Corporation
J. P. Morgan and Co
A. Mitchel Palmer
William J. Stone
Champ Clark
Three Die In Arkansas House Fire Near Silome Springs
In Silome Springs Arkansas a blaze at the Charles McConnell home six miles east of town killed three people James McConnell 11 Stella McConnell 16 and Ollie Hathaway 76. Ten people were inside the house. The boy and Hathaway per son died asleep on the second floor while the girl sacrificed herself protecting her four year old brother. The fire’s cause remains unknown.
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Silome Springs
Ark
Charles McConnell
Here
James McConnell
Stella McConnell
Ollie Hathaway
McConnell
Hathaway
Local Notes and Social Items From Everett Area
Mrs. Joseph W Meyers and daughter Maxine of Everett Pa visited. Col John Keating returned from a Baltimore trip and was re elected vice president of Bel vede Hotel Co. Henry Reichenbach, formerly of Cumberland, now thriving in New York, visited his father. Helene Bosley remains in grave condition after severe burns saved by Edgar Kinser. Mr and Mrs B Kamens return from their honeymoon and plan to be at home after November 25 on Franklin Street.
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Joseph W. Meyers
Maxine
Everett Pa
John Keating
Baltimore
Belvedere Hotel Company
Col. Keating
Henry Reichenbach
Cumberland
New York
Charles Reichenbach
Helene Bosley
Nice Bosley
Park Street
Edgar Kinser
B. Kamens
Gentry and Frankenberry Wed at Kingsley M E Church
Bluford Conrad Gentry and Miss Edna Frankenberry were married at 10 30 o clock this afternoon at the parsonage of Kingsley M E Church on Williams Street. Rev David G Pile officiated.
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Bluford Conrad Gentry
Edna Frankenberry
Mt. Savage
Kingsley M. E. Church
Willliams Street
David G. Pile
Epirus annexed by Greece proclaimed to Epirotes
A Saloniki dispatch reports Ozographos, ex governor of the Epirus port, has issued a proclamation to the Epirotes announcing Epirus has been annexed by Greece.
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London
Central News
Saloniki
Ozographos
Epirus
Greece
Wap Lunch Room Promotes Sunday Dinner
An advertisement invites readers to Sunday dinners at the Wap Lunch Room located at 84 Baltimore Street. The note emphasizes a cozy dining option in the city.
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Washton
Baltimore Stret
Wap
Baltimore Str
Former Boer leader enters German army as volunteer
London dated dispatch reports General Jooste a former Boer commander in South Africa has joined the German army as a volunteer per a Reuters Amsterdam correspondent.
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London
Jooste
South Africa
Reuter
Amsterdam
Chicken and Turkey at the Washington Lunch
Advertisement notes a meal offering chicken and turkey at the Washington Lunch, located on Baltimore Street, with price 844 cents and a Sunday service.
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Washington
Baltimore Street
Widow Paralyzed During Husband’s Funeral Wake
Mrs. Virginia Wigfield aged 72 suffered a complete left side paralysis at 7 o clock yesterday while preparing for the funeral of her husband John B Wigfield found dead in bed at 19 Glenn street The condition is described as critical and she is hospitalized after the incident.
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John B. Wigfield
Glenn Street
Virginia Wigfield
Turkey at the Wash Am 84 4 Baltimore F Advertisement
The fragment notes a turkey reference at Washington and Baltimore Avenue with an 84 4 designation and an advertisement.
Marriage at Wellersburg Unites Local Couple
Frank L. Bittner, a well known farmer near Wellersburg, married Miss Alice Bitenbirnk at the bride’s parents’ home. Rev. A. S. Kresge officiated with Norman Bitenbirnk, Allan Murray, Gertrude Ellenbrink, and Mayer as attendants. The couple received many gifts and were serenaded by locals and the Glencoe band after a wedding supper and reception.
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Frank L. Bittner
Wellersburg
Alice Bitenbirnk
Veter Bitenbirnk
Kresge
Norman Bitenbirnk
Allan Murray
Gertrude Ellenbrink
Mayer
Lucinda Mayor
Cows Shot as Disease Hit Esplen Dairy Herd
Pittsburg November 7 Dr W H Turner of the State Live Stock Sanitary Board shot five cows in an Esplen dairy herd after finding disease on those animals. He continues tests on the cattle and reports only the five affected at present.
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Pittsburg
W. H. Turner
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Esplen
Pittebure
For Sale Chestnut Model Truck seeks new owner
FOR SALE Oneton IH C Truck 20 HP 1914 Water-Cooled Engine used 2 months in grocery business Cost 950 will sell for 600 Lee Kesner Water St Keyser WV No 3 tf FOR SALE Sound bay horse 12 years old weighs 1300 lbs will go to 1500 Have no use for same Apply 10 Humbird St Oct 31 tf
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Oneton
Lee Kesner
Water St
Keyser
W. Va
Sound Bay
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Doub
William J. Feaga
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William M. Connell
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Hummelshire
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Hammelshime
Frank Lee Carl
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A. W. Straub
Evitts Creek
Straub
J. J
Cherry
Clarke
Miss Robinette
Henkel
Daniel J. Riorden
Gentry-Frankenberry
Rader
John Wiggela
Urkey
Miller's
Mechanic Street
Chestnut Street
Mapleside
J. G Plum
Oldtown Road
Cumberland Hydraulic, Cement and Manufacturing Company
Beare Press
Chalmers
Odf Tf
North Mechanic
Whiting & Eppler
Third National Berk
Virg.ave
3Rd St
White
Maryland Theatre
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