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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1915

Page

9

Labor Temple Plans Advance in Cumberland Meeting

A Cumberland committee led by Jos Bewick reports a site chosen for a proposed Labor Temple. A mass meeting to approve the plan is set for next Tuesday, with open public attendance and final building preparations underway after council approval. The article notes active unions, local membership growth, and the death of James Keir Hardie as a referenced labor figure.

Charles Danner Painter’s Union Danner Allegany Trade’s Council James Keir Hardie Hardie Scotland Tyrshire Miners Union The Miner Labor Leader British Labor Party House of Commons Southwesitham Merthyr Tidvil U.S Canada Trade’s Council Jos, Bewick

Labor groups meet in Cumberland and a Wall of tragedy

The Cumberland division and several labor organizations hold meetings at local halls including 29 Baltimore Street and Virginia Avenue. Miss Fannie Sellins, an organizer for the United Mine Workers, is discussed after a six month prison term and forthcoming federal appeal. A Brooklyn Diamond Candy Factory fire is cited to critique safety failures and the handling of workers’ safety.

Order of Railway Conductors, Cumberland Division 263 Baltimore Street Brotherhood of Locomotive W Engineers O. O Fannie Sellins United Mine Workers Cumberland Allegany Trades Council American Flint Glass Workers Union Wilson Miss Sellins Philippi United States District Court United Brooklyn Loeal Dorothy Dix New York

Young Millionaire Shoots Self Over Inheritance

Warren M. Peabody of Chicago, 21, son of Hiram B. Peabody, committed death by own action by taking cyanide of potassium after coming into possession of more than half of $2,000,000 left by his father.

Warren M. Peabody Chicago Hiram B. Peabody

Lands in Coeur d Alene Reservation go to sale

Public auction in Plummer Idaho handles about 18500 acres of Coeur d Alene Indian reservation lands on the Lenewah County section. Unoccupied timber and farm lands priced at no less than one dollar per acre. In Charlottesville Virginia Southern Intercollegiate cross country titles are contested on Lambeth Field with six mile course and entrants from Jonas Hopkins Catholic University Virginia University North Carolina Washington and Lee and Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Plummer Idaho Coeur d'Alene Indian Reservation United States Land Office Lenewah County Charlottesville Lambeth Field Southern Intercollegiate Association Jonas Hopkins University Catholic University University of Virginia University of North Carolina Washington and Lee University Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Glassworks report steady work for Wellington Line

From the New Glassworks shows steady employment and a strong order book. A fine line of blown tumblers jugs and wine glasses is being produced while press shops work on near cut ware. Pete Decker, foreman, oversees Wellington Glass Co operations with Ralph Gorsuch and Roy Myers joining from Cumberland.

Pete Decker Yate Foreman Wellington Glass Co Lonaconing Ralph Gorsuch Roy Myers Cumberland

West Virginia Court Sensations Reported In Charleston

U S Grand jury indictments in Charleston include minor postal violations by Cooper Bigley Rammage and Beane. Cleve Meyers of Mercer indicted for impersonating a federal officer. T Cecil Dickson pleads guilty to fraud device. three months jail. Charles Wayne jailed a year for portal law breach. May Swann to face trial on Mann white slave act charges. Southern WV seeks assistant district judge appointment from Congress.

Charleston W. Va United States Grand Jury W. G. Hearnhart B. F. Cooper Reid Bigley J. Rammage Frank Beane Cleve Meyers Mercer County T. Cecil Dickson Greenbrier County Charles Wayne May Swann John C. Rose Baltimore Keller West Virginia Congress

New York City Julius Stein Training School

An overview of Julius Stein's Training School in New York City featured in Every Week, noting its approach to waiter education and the role of the program in shaping hospitality skills. The piece highlights curriculum focus and the school's place in the local dining scene.

Julius Stein New York City

Train collision near Silver Run injures no one

Baltimore and Ohio train No 48 the trans continental express from St Louis to New York and a ballast train crashed head on at Silver Run about 30 miles east of Carkersburg yesterday afternoon. The express engine toppled and nine cars derailed. The ballast engine was badly damaged but no one was injured.

Carkersburg W. Va St. Louis New York Silver Run Here

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Jos. S. Bewick Bowral Alle Gany Trades Council International Association of Machinists J. J. Coleman Lee Street Trades Council Hall International Association of Machiniata Vridays P. H. Duffy Oak Street Odd Fellows Maryland International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers Ed V. Dalbaugh Carroll Street Cumberland, Md International Brotherhood of Eiectrical Workers Roy Snyder Mcumberland United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Bb. M. Lewis Independence Street Trades Council Brotherhood of Railway Carmen United Brewery Workers of America Wm. Reinhart Fagleshall Bakers and Confectionery Workers International Union of America Wmaltomated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes of America Frostburg Bricklayers, Masons, and Plasterers International Union of America Motherhood Garment Workers International Union of Bartenders American Flint Gisls Workers Lonaconing Glassworkers Theatrical Workers Maryland Theatre Milla Vic Ame's Machinists Union Ame Machinists Journal B. and O South Cumberland Brunswick Piedmont and Keyser Keir Hardie Labor Temple Committee Dannie Sellins Chiropractic A. N. Galladay Chiropractor L. W. Bullard South Centre St Young Millionaire Virginia Chas O. Roemer EF. M. Lewis Chas. Be, Danner A. B. Fogle Louis Stein North Centre St Cumberland, Md. C Laws Bh & O Express Wreck Union Union Woolen Mills Geo Ruhl Mer Balto. St A. M. Lichenastein N. Allegany Street Kliin Apply Potomac Fire and Brick Co Piedmont, W. Va Washington Street Westernport Harrison Street Ford Allegany Garrett Counties S. Gresser Windsor Hotel Coutt Eckhart Mt. Savage Corriganville Sloan Old Town Romney Hyndman Glen Bros Rochester N. Y R. G Miller’s Mechanic Street Miller’s Dye Works Frederick and Mechanic Streets Insurance de Sales Glick Baltimore ST Cumberland Brewing Co Green Street G. F. Lippold Bath Campobella Hotel Corner Valley Ridgeley F. Merten Braddock Way Columbia Street Frederick St. Nel Conrad Zimmerman J. H. Holzshu Smallwood Street Keans Grocery Store Centre Street Novil Creede W. Wilson Dotsett White’s Hall Virginia Avenue Modern W. C. White Lumber Co J. H Holtzshu & Co N. Mecanic Street George JD. Landwehr Eis John G. Miller Water Street Menonic ‘Temple Carl Richards Mece- Cleave Building Rudolph Guenther, Inc Broad St. N Howard Street Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad Ofoad Ou Also Keiy Yndae Cumberlant Ays St Stath Savage Borden Sha Michael Zonaconi Harton Viedman Viedmo Leavng Piedman S200 Sundage Robertson Western Maryland Railway Paty Hartmure Pulledee Yhia Twads WWE “Couraney Awe Patty Pittsburg Wes Leeper Eiking Relington Vis Meade Durbin Hagestown Wenminister Dail Express Hawan Hanerstown Waynesboro Chambersburg Westminster Att Press Meyers Co. F. Stewart, Gen'l Passenger Agt John C Wolford South Liberty ST Mary Dixon Frank Troutman Circuit Court Allegany County J. W. Scott Cochrane Lloyd L. Shaffer F. F. Lockenott N. Centre St McCoole Lindnerville Chase Street Bath and Pantry Boyd A. Reinhart Pford Everett Rok Masy Terma Car Mullin Third National Bank Isidg Schonter Liberty Street M. C. Grayson Oldtown Road Virginia Avenue Michigan M. W. Race Maple Street Nova Germshamtown Green St M A. James Midlothian Springfield John W. Snyder Pennsylvania Franklin H. C Dulck Glisan J. H. Dailey North Centre Street Fyerchants & Miner la Transportation Florida Jack Onville Savannah W. KP. Turner Indorsers
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