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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1914
Page
4
An editorial discusses possible benefits of war for humanity despite suffering. It notes America’s unique position to influence global peace, the turning to the U S for counsel, and the chance to reshape world relations. It recounts a vaudeville tale as an ironic example of gender roles and social change.
An Los Angeles item notes a female directed Exclusive Theater concept and reports on the Safety First rail safety program started by Ralph C. Richards on the Chicago and Northwestern line. Over forty seven months, the program reduced accidents and expanded operations as 74 other railroads adopted similar safety standards.
Timely notes on Crown Prince driving back Russia, Emden’s prowess, and reactions to war. References to Sheik of Islam, East Indian views, Pankhurst, and suffrage rates. Mentions of John Glossop, Karl von Muller, and Wall Street figure Lewis alias Lamar facing bail. Carranza declares readiness to act as war expands.
Annie F Loud born November 16 1856 in Weymouth Massachusetts was a composer and organist noted for church music and vocal work. She showed musical talent early with singing before talk and a knack for pedal organ improvisation.
Daily papers note threats of killing in the clash between Villa and Obregon factions. The report suggests a confrontation may occur, with vows of lethal force if either side resists.
A collage of editorials reflects public mood from Harvard astronomers and dramatic comets to political parties and canal trade. It notes demand for spectacle, minority respect, Panama Canal commerce, thrift, and warship inducements, with European casualty lists and the Bull Moose's steadfast platform amid Kansas politics.
First car from Frostburg to Cumberland starts 6:00 a m and arrives Cumberland 7:00 a m with hourly departures until 11:00 p m. reverse trip Cumberland to Frostburg begins 7:00 a m, last car midnight. Westernport and Lonaconing routes shown with hourly runs, connections at Frostburg. J T Taylor, Superintendent.
George P. Perkins of Boston killed S. W. Hinman, Florida Times Union business manager, and wounded two others on the steamer Mohawk. Perkins is in an insanity ward awaiting examination as relatives seek lawyers. Captain Ingram and B. H. Wright are hospitalized. stewards say Perkins acted dazed and unaware.
Letters of administration granted to Annie E. Farrell for Virginia C. Ryan. Ellen Reynolds’ will proved with Dominec A. Moran and Ella Kerns named executors. Caroline E. Shaw’s will admitted to record. Arch M. Evans filed debts list and completed final distribution for Donvid M. Evans. Charles M. Dayton filed inventory and debts for Susan B. Dayton and finished final distribution. C Purnell and L D Willison settled fifth account and distributed Andrew J. Willison’s estate.
A mixed set of historical notes and humorous verse items. The piece lists events from 1855 to 1912 including Sevastopol explosions, Sheridan’s 1868 move, Franco Prussian War losses, a New York police corruption charge, a Russo Japanese clash, and Wilson sailing for Bermuda, followed by a light column of jokes and poems reflecting period social humor.
The life less body of Henry Allen, recently indicted as a night rider, was found hanging from a tree near Central City. Authorities say the town was raided by an armed band Thursday night and the incident occurred yesterday.
In effect Sunday November 3 1918 a Piedmont train leaves Piedmont at 8 00 p m and returns at 10 39 p m with other stops listed for Cumberland Hays Mt Savage Lonaconing and Frostburg. The notice provides Sunday service details and contact notes for schedule queries.
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