British Labor Loyalty In War Time Sees Mixed Results
United Press reports from London on British labor’s wartime stance. Labor leaders launched a recruiting push to prove patriotism, declaring an industrial truce and pausing strikes. By early 1915 enlistment rose to 1,250,000, but living costs surged while wages lagged, widening the gap between capital gains and worker pay.
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London
France
Germany
Clyde
South Wales
Trade Union Congress
General Federation of Trade Unions
Congress
Federation
Parliamentary Committee
The
Management Committee
Beall High and Keyser Tie 0 0 in Frostburg showdown
Beall High School of Frostburg and Keyser High School played to a 0 0 draw at Keyser. Stapleton of Frostburg had a long run after a Keyser fumble as both sides threatened. Frostburg reached Keyser's 20 yard line in the second half but was penalized after a big gain.
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Keyser
Beall High School
Frostburg
Keyser High School
Stapleton
Berks
Baughman
McKee
Alleghany County Baptists Elect Officers at Frostburg Meeting
The Alleghany County Baptist Sunday School Association met in First Baptist Church Frostburg electing president W H Kreitzburg Frostburg vice president Benjamin Wilkes Lonaconing recording secretary Annie Britas Frostburg treasurer William Morgan Frostburg financial secretary Fred Crown and naming Mount Savage Sunday school start with Herbert Loomis Cumberland and Edwin Elias Frostburg as committee leads James McFarland named superintendent A 24 member teachers training class was organized under Miss Annie Elias with music and addresses noted including a talk on Trained Teachers by Miss Kate Bannatyne Eckhart.
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Frostburg
Allegany County Baptist Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
W. H. Kreitzburg
Benjamin Wilkes
Lonaconing
Annie Britas
William Morgan
Fred
Mount Savage
Herbert F. Loomis
Cumberland
Edwin Elias
James McFarland
J. C. Walker
Kate Bannatyne
Eckhart
Baptist Herald
Annie Elias
Turner Chosen New Head of the A A U
George J. Turner of Baltimore is named president of the Amateur Athletic Union. He has long been active in amateur sports, rowing, and regimental athletics, and has served in official capacities for two decades. Turner was born in 1873, attended Mount St. Marys, rowed nationally, served in the Spanish American War, and helped organize the Fifth Regiment Athletic Association. He holds multiple athletic positions including board member of the A U S and Baltimore Athletic Club.
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Baltimore
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Ariel Rowing Club
Saratoga
N. Y
Baltimore Athletic Club
Fifth Maryland Regiment
Fifth Regiment Athletic Association
the Athletic Union of the United States
South Atlantic Union
McCuaig Campaign Ends With Cumberland Mass Meetings
Three Cumberland mass meetings conclude Dr. MecCuaig campaign. Sunday features 3:30 PM at the Maryland Theatre with "Conditions in Cumberland" followed by 7:30 PM at Centre Street M E Church on "The Pride of Life" and a 9 PM mass meeting closing with "Whose Child is This?" Attendees must obtain tickets before 3:20 PM. doors open at 3:30 PM. The campaign draws praise from Ohio ministers for its delicate yet decisive treatment of sex and marriage topics.
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Cumberland
MecCuaig
McCuaig
Maryland Theatre
Centre Street
M. E
Maryland
Veteran Benj Rickamore dies from fractured skull in cart accident
Benjamin Rickamore age 68 died at Hoffman Hospital after a pony running away threw him from his cart and dragged him a distance. He recently retired from 46 years service with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in the blacksmithing department. Survived by his wife, funeral Sunday with Philos Lodge Odd Fellows of Westernport Md officiated by Rev A M Perryman. Burial at Queens Point Cemetery. Surviving brother George Rickamore of Berryville Va.
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Keyser
W. Va
Benjamin Rickamore
Hoffman Hospital
Rickamore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philos Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Westernport
A. M. Perryman
The
Presbyterian Church
Queen’s Point
George Rickamore
Berryville
St Luke's Lutheran Brotherhood Called to Worship Meeting
Special notice announcing a group worship gathering at St Luke's Lutheran Church tomorrow evening. Members are urged to meet at 7 15 p m. John Anderson serves as President.
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St. Luke’s Lutheran Brotherhood
John Anderson
Rowing Club Member Elected AAU Third Vice President
An Ariel Rowing Club active member, Arundel Boat Club, United States Army Athletic Association, and City Club of Baltimore was elected third vice president of the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States in November 1913.
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Ariel
Cnd
Arundel Boat Club
United States Army Athletic Association
City Club of
Baltimore
Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
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Lazarus Millinery
Baltimore Street
Turner
George J. Turner
M’cuaig
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Pittsburg
MccCuaig
Benj. Rickamore
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver
Genre
Walsh
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NORTH
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Nience
Luit
Third National Bank Bldg
Cumberland, Md
Pat
Columbia December Records
Columbia Grafondlas
Easy Terms
All Records
Absolutely New Wiesel Cumberland
Jama-Pacific and
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Linea
John A. Fulton & CO
Stati
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
J. H. Holzshu & CO
Siegfried Kofler
Belvedere Hotel
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