Second Game Of Big Series Ends With One Run Loss
Boston pitcher James faces Philadelphia as the second game of a big series ends with a 1-0 score. Multiple innings feature singles, walks, and small-ball action, including Evers and Deal keying late scoring and defensive plays. Official attendance 20,562.
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Boston
Mann
Collins
McInnis
Evers
Franed
Whitted
Philadelphia Murphy
Murphy
James
Schmidt
Old Ring
Deal
Catcher
Barry
British Air Squadron Destroys Zeppelin at Düsseldorf
London reports a British air squadron attack on a German airship shed at Düsseldorf. Squadron Commander Grey with Lieutenants Marix and Lippe dropped bombs from 500 feet, destroying a Zeppelin as flames shot 600 feet high. All three officers survived though their aircraft were lost. The operation covered over 100 miles into enemy territory despite heightened anti aircraft defenses.
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London
Dusseldorf
Secretary of the Admiralty
Grey
R. L. G. Marix
8S. V. Lippe
Marix
Brown University 150th anniversary festivities planned
Providence reports the 150th anniversary celebration of Brown University from tomorrow through the 15th featuring a historical pageant on the college’s growth and lectures by noted professors. Taft, Carnegie, Hughes, Noon and others will assist with speeches. President Wilson may attend the closing day events.
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Providence
Brown University
New England
London
Newport
University
Taft
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Evans Hughes
Supreme Court
Noon
Argentina
Wilson
Convention in Aguascalientes to restore order in republic
Mexico City reports a convention to restore order across the republic convening in Aguascalientes with Carranzist and Villist generals gathering. Hostilities are paused for talks and General Obregon expresses hopeful prospects for a satisfactory agreement.
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Mexico City
Aguascalientes
Obregon
Boston Hosts First Cyclecar Show The Weeklong Exhibition Opens
Boston opens its first cyclecar show devoted to light cars cyclecars and small delivery vehicles and will run from October 10 to October 17. The event highlights a growing trend in compact personal and commercial transportation in the city.
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Boston
Mass
Alabama State Fair Opens With Canadian Exhibition
Montgomery Alabama October 10 The Alabama State Fair starts the coming week with a full showing of state industries and products. A notable display arrives from the Canadian Government showcasing its resources. Saturday is Negro Day as the Masons expand and improve the Negro department. The horse racing program promises a higher class of entries for the exposition.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Great Dominion
Roses for children benefit in Pittsburgh sale
Pretty girls carry crimson roses sold in Pittsburgh on October 10 to raise funds for the First Allegheny Day Nursery and Home for Children. Friends ensure a large sale to support the institution and its work.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgers
Allegheny Day Nursery
Exchange of Pulpits Proclaimed for Elkins and Davis
Rev. R. E. L. Strider of Keyser will preach at Grace Episcopal Church in Elkins tomorrow morning and evening with Holy Communion at the morning service. Rev. R. Cary Montague will fill Strider’s Davis and Thomas appointments on that day.
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R. E. L. Strider of
Keyser
Grace Episcopal Church
Elkins
R. Cary Montague
Mr. Strider
Davis and
Thomas
Otter Creek Lumber Company closes after fifteen years
The Otter Creek Lumber Company at Hambert on ends its operations after fifteen years. The mill and all belongings are being moved away following the farewell whistle last Saturday.
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Otter Creek Lumber Company
Hamberton
Advocate
Unusual Demand for Cars on B and O Rail Line
The Baltimore and Ohio reports strong demand for coal and refrigerator cars across the Cumberland and Cumberland Division regions including Romney Keyser and Vanderlip. Mines in George's Creek struggle to secure cars while apple shipments from Romney and nearby points sustain high freight needs. Winter months are expected to intensify coal car demand.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Caumberland and
Cammellsville
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
George’s Creek
Romney
Keyser
Miners Get New Y M C A Building at Ramage
Governor Hatfield and UMW leaders spoke at Ramage on Little Coal River as the Spruce River Coal Co donated a new Y M C A to miners. The frame building includes pool and billiard parlors, baths, a library and reading room, with elegant interior fittings. It will be free to miners upon admission.
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Ramage
W. Va
Hatfield
Thomas Cairns
United Mine Workers Organization
Little Coal River
Spruce River Coal Co
County Registration Totals Announced for Allegany County
Final four day registration in Allegany County counts 12,181 with 7,041 Democrats and 4,605 Republicans. Minor party tallies include 191 for Progressives and other groups listed as Prohibitionists and affiliated lines.
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Allegany
Cumberland Press Personal Notices Caller Request
Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and other news items to The Cumberland Press. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated. The Editor.
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The
Cumberland Press
Local Visitors and Travels Reported Around Town
Miss Elizabeth Jones travels from Ridgway to visit Mrs Baxter near Cumberland. C John Wenrick stops in Hagerstown en route to Rochester tech school to visit his brother Ross. Geo Winebrenner visits grandson W E Winebrenner in Martinsburg. McHenry Holzshu and W M Roberts Jr return from Philadelphia after world series game. Joseph F Miller and New York cement rep visit Cumberland Beall Street. Miss Helen McHale arrives from Elkins to spend a week with Miss Alma Nicalba. Mrs Mamie Benson goes to Derwensville to be housekeeper for Rev P A Lynen. Boyd A Reinhart travels to Baltimore on business. James Clark heads east on B and O train No 6.
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Elizabeth Jones
Ridgway
Baxter
Cumberland
Berlin
C. John Wenrick
Hagerstown
Ross Wenrick
Rochester
Geo. Winebrenner
W. E. Winebrenner
Martinsburg
J. A. McHenry
Charles G. Holzshu
W. M. Roberts, Jr
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Miller
Cumberland Hydraulic Cement and Manufacturing Company
New York
Lawrence Cement Company
Beall Street
Helen McHale
Elkins
Alma Nicaballa
Mamie Benson
Mamie Cowdry
Westernport
Derwensville Pa
P. A. Lynen
Boyd A. Reinhart
Baltimore
James Clark
Baltimore and Ohio
East
Rail line appoints new roundhouse foremen in Connellsville
Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces Edward Welsh will replace Earl J. McCartney as inspector of motive power on the second section. McCartney left for Wheeling. Thomas V. Donegan becomes assistant foreman of the roundhouse succeeding Welsh.
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Connellsville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Edward Welsh
Earl J. McCartney
Wheeling
Thomas V. Donegan
Mr. Welsh
Cumberland Land Deal Noted In Goeth Street Parcel
Christiana Fillinger and husband to George H. Stark, parcel of land on Goethe street, Cumberland, $1, etc. Miss Virginia Ervin, of Petersburg, W. Va., entertained Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Price, of Frostburg.
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Christiana Fillinger
George H. Stark
Goethe Street
Cumberland
Virginia Ervin
Petersburg
W. Va
Miss Price
Frostburg
Germans Wrecked American Oil Tanks Near Antwerp
German forces shelled oil tanks owned by Americans near Antwerp while the American flag flew over them. Consul General Diedrich reported Antwerp bombardment began Wednesday and he left the city as fighting raged. U.S. officials expect owners to file claims after the war ends.
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Washington
Antwerp
State Department
Diedrich
Ghent
United States
Paris
Lille
Oise
St. Mihiel
Columbia University Hall Burns in Major Campus Fire
New York Oct 10 Columbia Universitys University Hall a two story building housing the gymnasium the Columbian Spectator the college paper the eating commons the swimming pool and the power plant burned with an estimated loss of 1 000 000 Fire Chief and 2 000 students helped save trophies and college property while gates delayed fire response the structure designed by Stanford White formerly housed President Murray Butler when installed in 1905 and believed to have started in the eating commons kitchen.
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New York
University
Columbia University
Columbian Spectator
Murray Butler
University Hall
Stanford White
Harry K. Thaw
Settlement dispute sparks circuit court argument
In Circuit Court Judge Henderson hears a case where George Zink sues C and P Telephone Co over an on site injury. A special plea claims Zink settled with Brown the contractor for 400 dollars and that the agreement acts as a release for the telephone company. Zink’s attorney Saab Praeger says the agreement is not a release but a covenant not to sue. Judge Henderson will rule next week.
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Circuit Court
Robert R. Henderson
George Zink
C. and P. Telephone Company
Union Street
Ferdinand Williams
Zink
Brown
Telephone Company
Saul Praeger
Henderson
Clef Club Plans First Rehearsal at Central Y M C A
The G. Clef Club will hold its first season rehearsal at 8 o clock Monday evening at the Central Y M C A. Ing ham Lore directs this season with strong membership interest and promising concerts anticipated.
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G. Clef Club
Central Y. M. C. A
Ingham Lore
Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Timetable Update
J E Taylor superintendent announces schedules for Frostburg Cumberland and Westernport lines. First Frostburg to Cumberland departs 6:00 am with hourly service on the hour until 11:00 pm. Reverse from Cumberland to Frostburg begins 7:00 am arrival 8:00 am. Westernport and Lonaconing routes start 6:12 am with last 12:00 midnight from Frostburg. all cars connect at Frostburg.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long’s
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Westert
Westernport
Lonaconing
Franklin
Reynolds
Barton
Moscow
Midland
Blakes
Borden Shaft
Frost
J. E. Taylor
Marriage Licenses Granted In Washington and Maryland
Emile David Frey of Washington DC and Lillian Melvina Rushe of Hyattsville Maryland receive a marriage license. Louis Joseph Sapp and Mary Nich olas Dagher, both of Westernport Maryland, are also licensed for marriage.
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Emile David
Frey
Washington, D. C
Lillian Melvina Rushe
Hyattsville
Louis
Joseph Sapp
Mary Nicholas Dagher
Westernport
Walter Powelle & Sons Co Watch Repair Notice
Direct into our store from United States Government Observatory twice daily affords our stores absolutely correct time to the smallest fraction of a second necessary for the best adjusting and regulating of fine watches. We repair any watch made imported or American to keep time to your satisfaction or no charge.
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United States Government Observatory
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Plank
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Strunk
Innning
Cather
Schang
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Moranville
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Metnnis
Schmidt Colling
Fighth Tnning
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Colinns
Smith
Walsh
Marianville
Noruna
Braves
State Fair
Y.M.C.A
B. & O. Promotions
la Bassee
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Cassel
English Channel
Central News
Contich
Esschen
Resendaal
Albert
Belgium
Vienna
Amsterdam
Przemysl
Lancut
Jarosiaw
Wemewadow
Carpathians
Waogee
Scheldt
Bergen-Opzoom
Piedmonta
Eari
Piedmont
Robertson
Geneva Menagesn
Clef Club
Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Smarty
K. IL
Emall
Prospect Street
Apply
T. G. Pownail
jJyzat
Miller's
Cumberland Hydraulic, Cement and Manufacturing Company
Smith’s Sheery
Davis, Midland, Md
Oma
National & Ice Cream Co
W. A. Butts
South Comber
Elotht Miller's
Mechanic St
POR
Walnut Street
Centre St
Circle
Maryland Theatre
Liteword
Walter Powelle&sons CO
Balto
Ava
Ham
the People’s Cash Grocery
N. Centre St
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown Burg
Deine Bleepper
Litveburg
Balti
Daily Express
Hancock
Lagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Westminster
Beltimore
Frosburg
Meyers
Keres
Farins
Belington
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Bender
Decatur Street
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Holzshu & Co
Insurance
M&s
Howard Street
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