Prohibition Plank Drives Maryland League Chief Says People Must Decide
Rev. Dr. Thomas M. Hare of the Anti-Saloon League asserts a clear Maryland majority in both houses supports submitting statewide prohibition to voters with a referendum. He warns any betrayal or compromise will trigger political upheaval as the people alone control the issue and demand a direct vote.
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Railroad Wins Damage Case Involving Fireman Death
United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Richmond ruled for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in a $22,500 patent infringement suit over locomotive fireboxes. Separate items report a Winchester Virginia station robbery, a Chicago man drowned after a fall from a train, and various railroad equipment orders and corporate actions across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.
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Elkins College Receives Framed Pictures of East Colleges
Dean Louis K Koontz Davis of Elkins College secured framed pictures from several eastern institutions. Colleges like Cornell Yale University of Virginia Washington and Lee University Illinois Virginia Tech and Lehigh sent images, with Koontz paying freight to help Davis and Elkins students envision campus buildings and sites.
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Oakland Light Six Arrives for Cumberland Display
F K Maitland district representative of The Adams-Oakland Company of Pittsburgh arrives with the New Oakland Light Six. The car will be shown here for the rest of the week and then move east next week. High demand has prevented earlier displays in the area and many locals will view the car during its Cumberland visit.
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Adams-Oakland Company
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Cumberland
Oakland factory builds Fours Sixes and Eights for 1916
The car shown this week is the same model that ran from Pittsburgh to Medford Springs via the Allegany Mountains with four passengers, unchanged gears, and averaged 20.8 mpg. It set an economy record for gasoline use and hill climbing for six cylinder cars under $1200. Mr. Maitland notes snow fell yesterday on the mountains to depths of 3 and 5 inches and the thermometer read eight degrees below zero ten miles west of Grantsville.
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