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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1914

Page

6

Baseball Peace Talks Stall Over Federal League Demands

Frank G. Menke reports ongoing deadlock in baseball peace talks as the Federal League seeks full major league designation for its clubs. He notes Weeghman’s possible Cubs bid is unlikely under current terms, outlines financial risks, and discusses other Federal backers’ wealth and the strategic aim to pull Weeghman and Ward away from the Fed.

Federal League Iaia H. Weerhman Fewago Feds Garry Herrmann National Commission Weeeshman Chicago Herrmann Cubs Weeghman Weechman Ibs Federal Latigue Holdings Ward Trily New York Yankees Anyons Weeeghman Weerhman Hce Organized Baseball Feds Ward Brooklyn Werghman Wards Weeghnan Weeshman Otte Stifel St. Louis Ed Gwinner Pittsburg Carrol Raiin Beltimore Walter Mullin Kansas City Indynapolis

Free for all ends Mt. Savage football clash

Mt. Savage Md Nov 23 The football game yesterday between the Savage Athletics and Frostburg eleven ended in a free for all fight. A dispute over a decision after Mt Savage scored a touchdown sparked the melee. Frostburg led 26 to 6 when play stopped.

Mt. Savage, Md Savage Athletics Frostburg Mt. Savage

Athletics defeat Giants at Stakems Alleys in Lonaconing

The Athletics won a close match against the Giants at Stakem's Alleys Lonaconing Md. The league schedule continues tomorrow evening with the Braves facing the Athletics.

Lonaconing Athletics Giants Braves

Preps Beat Locals In Deciding Cane Prep Clinches Series

The West Virginia Preps defeated the Central Y M C A 27 to 13 in Keyser on Saturday to clinch the three game series for the championship. Mouse and Spriggs led the Preps with a touchdown apiece as they outplayed the locals throughout the contest. The event drew about 500 alumni and a Prep Day celebration followed with a reception and dance at the K of P armory.

West Virginia Mouse Prep Keyser K. of P.armory W. Va M.C.A Dunlap-Price le Wraiker-Powel Hartman Roemer Mouse Mays Matlick Lowenstein-Webster Neff Todd Powell Ward Spicer Fuller Schleuss Michaels Keller Mills Damm Freeland Rankin Spriggs Ballah Nicholson Michaels Mills Ballah Spriggs Baughman Schrag Carter

Miss Macfarlane Weds Dr Bess Thanksgiving Day

Dr Thomas E Bess a Baltimore surgery professor and Miss Mary Banks Macfarlane eldest daughter of John B Macfarlane will be married Thanksgiving afternoon at 5 at the Grants 111 Bedford street The Rev Dr James F E Moffat will officiate Margaret Macfarlane will be ring bearer The couple plan a dinner earlier and depart for the East at 6 10 that evening

Thomas E. Bess College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore Mary Banks Macfarlane John B. Macfarlane Maryland State Association of Master Plumbers James Grant Bedford Street James FE. Moffat First Presbyterian Church Margaret Macferlane Dr. Bess Charles L. Bess Hinton W. Va Macfarlane Lee Street East

Farmer objects to hunters invasion near Belle Grove

In Union township Fulton county Pa a shooting affray occurred on a farm north of Belle Grove. William Feoff owner and Tolbert Shank visiting from Johnstown clashed with a hunter party Shank allegedly ordered the men off Feoff’s property they refused and Feoff fired striking Shank in the legs and feet Shank then fired both barrels at Feoff with twenty six shots hitting Feoff from the knees to the small of his back

Union Township Fulton County Belle Grove William Feoff Buck Valley Tolbert Shank Johnstown Shank Feoff Geoff

McMullen Bros Advertises Ladies' Suits Sale

Tomorrow morning McMullen Bros. issue an advert offering ladies' suits priced at thirty dollars with a discount rate noted. Interest is invited and shoppers urged to act promptly.

McMullen Bros

Second Snow Recital Slated Tomorrow Evening

Frederick Foster Snow presents his pupils in a second recital at City Hall Auditorium with piano and choral support from John Duke The Lyric Male Quartet and the Y M C A Glee Club. Featured pupils include Ilda Turner Evelyn Benson and Ruth Fuller plus other listed singers. Admission is free and program starts at 8 15 p m.

Frederick Foster Snow City Hall John Duke Lyric Y. M. C. A. Glee Club Mr. Snow Ilda Turner Leroy R. Horton Evelyn Benson Frostbung Gertrude Morgan Nannie Mosser Ruth Fuller Ethel <. Rhodes Hyndman F. Brooke Whiting Anna.Lee White Louise Stiver Bedford Marie Wertz William H. Coleman Wally Locke Keyser W. Va Joseph Young Lloyd Rawlings Beatrice M. Holmes Virginia Roberts H. Paul Mann

Obituary notices for Feeley Harvey and Park family.

Miss Mary Feeley aged 45 dressmaker died Saturday after heart illness at 136 Columbia street. Survived by brother John and sisters Ella and Annie Feeley of 136 Columbia. Funeral Tuesday at St Patrick's Church 9 AM with burial in church cemetery. Lydia Harvey aged 12 of Blaine West Virginia died Saturday at Allegany Hospital after heart trouble. Body sent to Blaine for Tuesday funeral. Mrs Ida May Park aged 42 died Saturday at Tuberculosis Hospital Haystack Mountain. Body moved to her North Centre Street home by Undertaker Louis Stein.

Mary Feeley Columbia Street John Feeley Western Maryland Railway Company Ella E Annie A. Feeley St. Patrick's Church O’cock Lydia Harvey Blaine W. Va the Allegany Hospital Ida May Park Haystack Mountain North Centre Street Louis Stein

WCTU Social Meeting Set At Mrs Henrys Home

A social gathering of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union is planned for tomorrow night at 28 South Mechanic Street the residence of Mrs Clark Henry.

Clark Henry South Mechanic Street

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