La Salle Institute Roll of Honor September Names
The La Salle Institute announces its September Roll of Honor based on attendance 100 percent conduct 90 percent and studies 75 percent. The roll includes Leon Grant Richard McMullen Harold Getty Ralph Sell James Shriver Leo Reichert William Glick Leo Dougherty Herman Wallman and many more.
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la Salle
Ther Philip
la Salle Institute
Leon Grant
Richard McMullen
Harold Getty
Ralph Sell
James Shriver
Leo Reichert
William Glick
Leo Dougherty
Herman Wallman
Harry Ways
Edwin Dilger
William Blaut
Paul Schonter
Emmett Moran
Christopher Hauser
Gerard Thompson
John Carney
Joseph Malloy
Thomas Harbaugh
James Laffey
Raphael King
Raphael Crogan
de Sales King
Charles Little
William Logsdon
Paul Wallman
Francie Leighney
Dominic McDonald
John Shellhaus
Edward McNamee
Francis Monaghan
George Billing
Fran Lippeld
Francis Lutemann
Francis Pendergast
William Ways
Galloway Wetzel
Edmund Lippold
James Malamphy
Homer Baker
Paul Stegmaier
Charles Laing
George Mullan
Mark Malamphy
Sylvester Forbeck
Franklin Tear
Joseph Bareis
Fritz Laing
Howard Hoffman
Joseph Brookman
Joseph Grabenstein
The Trafic at Maryland Theatre Delivers Moral Lesson
The Trafic, shown Saturday at the Maryland Theatre, portrayed a white slave setting with realism. The play impressed deeply on audiences as a new and powerful story with high standard acting and strong stage presentation, highlighting Maryland’s reputation for quality drama.
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Maryland Theatre
Maryland
Boy Hurt Grounding Car Jump Breaks Leg and Head Injuries
Arthur Trost aged 13? son of Geo Trost of 37 Pear Street, injured while playing on cars behind Buchanan Lumber Co. He fell switching cars and broke his left leg above the ankle and suffered a severe head cut. Drs A Leo Franklin and C L Owens treated him. His father, a Conrail conductor, had fractured ribs three weeks earlier in a fall from an apple tree.
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Arthur Trost
Geo. Trost
Pear Street
Buchanan Lumber Co
A. Leo Franklin
C. L. Owens
Connellsville
Prayers for Peace Held in Cumberland Churches
Reports from Cumberland Press say peace programs were conducted in several churches yesterday. Clergymen spoke on the European war and called for a speedy end to the conflict. Offerings in many churches were collected for the Red Cross relief fund.
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Cumberland
Red Cross Relief Fund
Personal Notices of Miss Robertson and Family Guests
Miss June A Robertson leaves for New York to study with a noted vocal instructor after a weeks vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J F Robertson Arch street Several relatives and friends visit Fairmont including Mr Lewis C Milholland and daughter Fanny of Cumberland Mr Henry Markwood of Keyser and Mrs Markwood with son Billy Mrs Markwood and Mrs Milholland sisters of Mrs Smith also others return from visits to Ridgeley Elkins Fort Wayne Chicago Baltimore and Washington and one local injury recovery at Western Maryland Hospital
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June A. Robertson
J. F. Robertson
Arch Street
New York
Lewis C. Milholland
Fanny
Cumberland
Henry Markwood
Keyser
Valley Farms
Fairmont
Earl H. Smith
Markwood
Billy
Virginia Avenue
Western Maryland Hospital
Harriet Taylor
R. PD. Johnson Milling Company
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Helen Taylor
Cumberland Street
Baltimore
Washington
J. W. Taylor
Martinsburg
Harvey Lynn
Brunswick
Louise Taylor
Tri-State Business College
J. Kimmel Humbird Street
Ohio
Remodeled Police Station In Use In City
The police station, heavily remodeled, was placed in use on Saturday. Prisoners had been confined in City Hall basement during changes. Main floor holds six cages for two prisoners each. second floor recreation and women’s rooms hold twenty prisoners each. Wright Richardson and Co. remodeled. Edison Electric Illuminating installed fixtures. Macfarlane Plumbing and Heating did plumbing and heating. Joe Comiskey and Sam Mills fined $5 each for disturbing a boarding house. Mills held for nonpayment. J W Johnson and Lena Johnson fined $5 each for assaulting a colored boy named Bates. warrant served for assault with attempt to kill.
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City Hall
Wright, Richardson and Company
Edison Electric Eluminating Company
Macfarlane Plumbing and Heating Company
Joe Comiskey
Sam Mills
John W. Heck
Orchard Street
Comiskey
Mills
J. W. Johnson
Lena Street
Bates
Johnson
Hospital Ladies Aid and Graduate Nurses Meet This Week
The Ladies Aid Society of Alleghany Hospital will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 30 in the hospital. The Graduate Nurses Aid Society of Western Maryland Hospital will meet in the sun parlor at 3 o'clock on Wednesday.
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Ladies Aid Society of Allegany Hospital
Graduate Nurses’ Aid Society of the
Western Maryland Hospital
Germans Flee Before Russian Pursuit After Augustowo Victory
London reports the Russian army wins at Augustowo, driving German forces toward the East Prussian frontier. German retreat turns to flight as Russians pursue, capturing artillery and munitions, with fierce resistance near Druskeniki and Ossowetz as heavy battles unfold.
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Prussian
Augustowo
Sopotzkin
Niemen
Druskeniki
Ossowetz
Allies Victors at Roye and Fierce Fight at Arras
Paris reports Allied forces including French and British troops halted the German offensive with a decisive victory at Roye after a four day battle. In parallel, heavy fighting raged near Arras as French and British units attacked fortified German positions to disrupt rail lines toward Belgium and Brussels. The war office released updates noting ongoing struggles with no clear decision, while gains were reported along several fronts including Soissons and the Argonne.
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Paris
Roye
Arras
Lille
Belgium
Brussels
Tournai
Valenciennes
Mons
Charleroi
Namur
Liege
von Kluck
Ministry of War
Uper
Ancre
Somme
Oise
Soissons
Woevre
Apremont
Meuse
French
War Office
Argonne
Lorraine
Vosges
Aisne
Rheims
von Boehm
Birthday Honors for William Hamilton Gibson
William Hamilton Gibson born at Sand Hook Connecticut October 5 1850. He studied at The Gunnery Washington Conn and Polytechnic Institute Brooklyn began illustrating and writing in 1870 with Birds of Plumage. He authored many natural history books and lived for years in Brooklyn among a large circle of friends.
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William Hamilton Gibson
Sand Hook
Conn
Washington, Conn
Polytechnic Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
Gibson
Western Maryland Democrats discuss governor nomination
Western Maryland Democrats push for the next gubernatorial nomination naming Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick, Congressman Lewis and others while opposing another governor from the Eastern Shore. Comptroller Harrington is said to doubt their reasoning.
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Maryland
Emory L. Coblentz
Frederick
Lewis
Harrington
October 5 History Highlights Across Centuries
A concise record of events dated October 5 from 1813 to 1910. It notes the Battle of Thames River in Canada, reopening U.S. ports to British commerce, the 1831 Free Trade convention in Philadelphia, Wisconsin’s first institutional convention in 1846, General Price’s defeat at Big Hatchie River in 1862, the 1891 cotton exposition in Atlanta, Bulgarian independence proclaimed in 1908, and Portugal’s 1910 republic establishment after a revolution.
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United States
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Gen. S. Price
Big Hatchie River
Miss
U. S
Atlanta
Bulgaria
Prince Ferdinand
Portugal
Tragic Auto Crash Kills Clara Hayett in Maryland
On October 4 in Hagerstown Maryland Clara Hayett about 22 died when Albert Stockslager lost control on the Beansboro turnpike near Benevola. Miss Bettie Hayett and Miss Melchora Garver 19 were seriously injured as the car struck the bridge wall while returning from Frederick.
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Hagerstown
Clara Hayett
John B. Hayett
Bettie Hayett
Melchora Garver
Melchor Garver
Albert Stockslager
Antietam Creek
Beansboro Turnpike
Benevola
Frederick
Stockslager
Ex Mayor Hayes Drives Hudson to Oakland and Cumberland
Former Baltimore mayor Thomas G. Hayes aged past 70, an enthusiastic autoist, drove his Hudson from Baltimore to Oakland via Hancock and Cumberland. He traveled 265 miles since Saturday morning, the trip made with no fatigue. He was joined by J Frank Fox of Cumberland bar.
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xMayor Thomas G. Hayes
Baltimore
Oakland
Cumberland
Hancock
Washington
Mr. Hayes
J. Frank Fox
Cumberland Bar
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Colt
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W. A. Spruill
Gzar
London
Petrograd
Osswetz
Russian
Poland
Grajewo
W. Carz Richards
Cumberland, Md
McCleave Bldg
Cumbérland Laundry
N. Me
Inie St
Phons
F. F. Lockenott
Faure Street
Battle of
Thames River, Can
Gerwan
Louis Stein
North Centre
Co & P
Rea
VIAWI
Enniston
Virginia
Hallie Ermine Rives
The
Payne Erskine
C.N
M. William
Hoe E. Phil
Ceng
Oppenif
Havoc
Heim
John M-Polton
Third Nations Bank
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Fiom
Garey & Clarke
Baltimore Stroat
Land RestaurAn T Model Dining Room
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Windsor Hotel
Tri-State Sanitary Milk Co.’s
Tate Sanitary Milk CO
H. T. Mullen
Jared Cc
Liberty
Baltimore Street
DE Laws Glick
Setion
Balto, St
Hayes
Habig Brothers
N. Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
Agency For Service
IL B. Geare Aby
Seaver & Gearbuilding Telephone
Grafonglas
Victorland
Mambia Records
P. Wiesel
Reet
Cumberland, Maryland
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Agency
Evening Press
Rupf
North Centre Street
Thes Moose
Marylane
Third National Bank
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