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Cumberland Press

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Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1914

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Heavy fighting continues between Ypres and the coast

British and French reports describe ongoing heavy combat along the Flemish coast front with no sign of a quick end to the German attacks. Dixmude is reportedly retaken by Allies, while burial struggles persist in flooded ground littered with shell craters and casualties.

London War Office Flanders Ypres France Britten Dixmude Shapnell Joffrets

British Dreadnought Atrocious Sunk Off Ireland by Mine

Reported by International News Service from London it shows the wreck of the British battleship Atrocious off the north coast of Ireland listing and half submerged after a collision with a mine. Survivors were said to be rescued by the Olympic and taken to a harbor, with officials reportedly restricting information.

Ireland International News Service London Premiere Towel Paar” Street White Star Ner Olympic Lode Schley

Farmers' Institute and Trade Days Prove Most Successful

The Farmers' Institute and Trades Days in Carmberland concluded with strong public interest. Col. Thomas G. Pownall opened with an alfalfa lecture, and Russell S. Smith spoke on clean milk. Local merchants reported good patronage during Trades Days and plan to continue the event.

Farmers’ Institute Thomas G. Pownall Pownall Max J. Colton George B. Wheeler Chamber of Commerce Philip W. Blake Chamber Russell S. Smith Partners’ Institute

U S Troops to Leave Vera Cruz November 23

Washington reports the evacuation of Vera Cruz by American forces is set for Monday November 23 asSecretary Bryan announces that Carranza and the Aguascalientes convention have guaranteed safety. Villa orders an attack on Tampico from San Luis Potosi and already controls rail lines toward that port.

U.S Vera Cruz Villa Tampico Washington Bryan Carranza Aguascalientes United States San Luis Potosi Aguilar Mexico

Shot as spy in London ends trial of Carl Lody

Carl Hans Lody known as Charles A Inglis was executed by firing squad at the Tower of London after a court martial trial for espionage. The German agent had been captured and condemned in a wartime security case.

London Carl Hans Lody Charles A. Inglis Tower of London

Train Strikes Family at Brentwood Crossing Killing Three

Hyattsville Md November 14 a survey party member Mrs Antonet Robertson wife of Clement Robertson of the Bureau of Mines was struck by an express train at Brentwood crossing. Three children Donald 6 Frank 5 Clement 3 were killed and the mother and youngest boy were thrown into a ditch but survived. The mother displayed nerve aiding in placing bodies in a wagon as officials and witnesses described the scene and investigation.

Clement T. Robertson Bureau of Mines Donald J Frank B Clement P. Jr R. H. van Horn Brentwood Raymond Cole Mre

Well Known Western Maryland Conductor Killed by Train

William H. Naughton aged 63 a veteran conductor with Western Maryland Railway was killed at Ridgeley W V while cutting cars on the move his foot caught in a frog and he was thrown under the wheels the body was taken to Stein morgue and later to his home at 24 Decatur Street he left four children and siblings surviving with funeral plans not yet made

Ridgeley Stein Morgue Decatur Street Naughton Maryland Ats War Anna William H Reginald P and Clifton Katherine Margaret

Two nurses accused in death of San Antonio brewer

In San Antonio Miss Emma Burgemeister and Mrs Dasehiel are formally charged with murder after Otto Koehler, president of the San Antonio Brewing Association, was shot at Burgemeister’s home. Daschiel waived examination and is held without bond. Burgemeister, wounded in the wrist, remains under hospital guard awaiting arraignment.

Brewer San Antonio Texas Emma Burgemeister Otto Koehler San Antonio Brewing Association Koehler Miss Burgemeister Mrs. Dasehiel Daschiel

Burns Agency Sues Baltimore Co for $1000 Claim

The William J. Burns International Detective Agency files suit in Towson Circuit Court against State's Attorney Hartman and Baltimore County Commissioners seeking $1,000 for detective services in gambling and liquor law investigations. Detectives were employed June 12, 1913 at 6 to 8 dollars a day with expenses totaling $941.87, which the commissioners refused to pay. Hartman hired the detectives but did not review their evidence and refused payment.

Baltimore Williiam J. Burns International Detective Agency Towson Tarrell & Gill Hartman Baltimore County T. Scott Offutt

Memorial to Mrs Woodrow Wilson Planned in Washington

A memorial block of model houses is planned in Washington to honor Mrs Woodrow Wilson. The project cost about 250 600 dollars and includes a municipal wash house and a day nursery for children. It has presidential approval and is led by Mrs Archibald Hopkins, chairwoman of the Washington section of the National Civic Federation.

Washington Woodrow Wilson Archibald Hopkins National Civic Federation Wilson

Germans Over British Ports

German aviators reportedly flew over the English ports of Sheerness and Harwich near the Thames with defenses at the ready. Royal air activity and Allied retreats are discussed, with a Amsterdam news agency noting two retreat routes from Mons to Antwerp and along the Meuse, plus damage to Ypres cathedral.

Berlin Sheerness Warwich Sheerness Thames London Harwicks Fissex Marwick England Amsterdam Mons Antwerp Meuse Ypres

New Orleans Cotton Exchange to Reopen Monday

New Orleans officials report the Cotton Exchange will reopen for business on Monday after decisions to resume operations. The announcement specifies a return to normal trading hours and renewed market activity in cotton futures and related contracts.

New Orleans New Orleans Cotton Exchange

German-born nurse involved in fatal shooting in San Antonio

The district attorney withheld release of details about the death of Koehler at Miss Burgemeister's home. Neighbors found him with three gunshot wounds after she reportedly claimed self defense to protect Emma Daschiel, a nurse living with her. Burgemeister, about 35, was wounded and kneeling beside the body. She came to San Antonio four years ago with Mr. and Mrs. Koehler.

Miss Burgemeister Koehler Emma Daschiel Burgemeister San Antonio Germany Mrs. Koehler Europe

German Spy Hans Lordy Hears Shermans War Axiom

Omaha Nebraska reports the execution of German officer Hans Lordy in the Tower of London for espionage. In a last letter dated October 31 he reflected on war, fate, and a friendship with a confidant while fearing Humiliation and awaiting his demise.

Omaha Neb Sherman Hans Lordy Tower of London Tower London Honriv

Cumberland Archdeaconry selects Westernport for next meeting

Frederick, November 14 The Cumberland Archdeaconry of the Protestant Episcopal Church adjourned after naming Westernport Maryland as the next meeting place The Rev Douglas Hooff was re elected archdeacon with Rev Charles E Shaw secretary Rev L H Ewald treasurer and John S Newman lay delegate Three thousand dollars was set aside for missions outside Maryland Bishop Murray of Baltimore assisted by Rev Mr Hooft and Rev Charles N Tyndell delivered the address Parish reports were given by multiple clergy and a note on decreased church art noted the shift to Sunday motoring by one speaker as he changed service times to aid attendance

Westernport Douglas Hooff Charles E. Shaw Hagerstown L. H.ewald John S. Newman Maryland Murray Baltimore Mr. Hooft Chas. N. Tyndell Ewald William @hevenland Hicks Cumberland Peter M. Royden New Market J. Ll M A Charlies FE

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