Jealous Lover Slashes Woman Then Escapes In Elkins
In Elkins West Virginia Marie W Harwood 22 lies near death after jealous former Frostburg man William Cook 26 fled after attacking her at her sister’s home. Cook a traveling freight agent for Coal and Coke Railway is sought as bloodhounds track him. He is described as 6 7, 150 pounds with black hair and eyes and wore a grey speckled suit and blue slouch hat.
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Elkins
W. Va
Marie W. Harwood
Davis Memorial Hospital
Willian
Cook
Frostburg
Miss Harwood
Charles Ritter
Fairmont
Coal and Coke Railroad
Cumberland
Iaches
Tri-State Business College
Western Maryland Railway
Ile
Coal and Coke Railway
Ministers on financial education at Laymen Missionary Movement
United Press reports the Laymen Missionary Movement opens in Chicago with focus on educating ministers in finance and divinity to avert Hillis type failures. The plan spans 100 conventions nationwide through next April, featuring numerous church and academic leaders and a projected quarter million delegates.
Carranza Recognition Expected Today
Washington reports formal recognition of Carranza is expected today. The Guggenheim interests have asked the State Department to prevent the seizure of their Sonora mines by Villa.
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Washington
Carranza
Guggenheim
State Department
Sonora
Villa
France Parliaments again backs government in confidence vote
Paris October 14 The Chamber of Deputies approved a confidence resolution for the government by 872 to 4 after a heated debate on the Balkan crisis. The same session rejected a secret session motion 303 to 290. Premier Viviani to assume foreign affairs after Delcasse resignation amid fatigue and nervous exhaustion.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
London
Edward Carson
Theophile Delcasse
France
MM. Poincare
Viviani
M. Delcasse
Delcasse
Foreign Office
Russians Claim More Victories Across Front
The war office claims continual Russian successes from the Dvinsk region to Galicia. German attacks west of Illukst in Dvinsk territory were repulsed. Czarist forces reportedly occupy heights northwest of Ilukat as Germans fall back along the Propet and Styr river areas.
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Olvograd
Dvinsk
Galicia
War Office
Illukst
Illukat
Propet
Styr
Teutons Progress Against Serbs and Bulgarians Reported
London reports outline Austro German advances south of Belgrade with Serbian defenses holding key positions. Bulgarian invasion is claimed repulsed by Serbia while Athens notes Greek reluctance and alliance documents to be presented. Berlin dispatches claim Russian attacks repelled near Dvinsk and Sinorgon with German air raids on Dvinsk areas.
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London
Vienna War Office
Belgrade
Teutonic
Nish
Athens
Greece
Serbia
Bulgaria
Funeral services for William Blaul set for tomorrow
William Blaul 38 son of the late Frank A Blaul will have funeral services at his home on North Mechanic Street at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon and later at the German Lutheran Church. Burial will be in German Lutheran Cemetery. Surviving are a step mother two brothers Frederick H and August W Blaul and four sisters. Blaut was unmarried and had been in ill health.
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William Blaul
Frank A. Blaul
North
Mechanic Street
Ceme
Blaul
Frederick H
August W. Blaul
Clifton W. White
Charles E., Schaidt
Matilda Blaut
John C. Dehaffer
Tiffin
Ohio
Blaut
New York State
Cumberland
Betting whispers breeze around Harrington bid in Baltimore
In Baltimore on October 14 reports say little betting on the election exists though funds are offered on Comptroller Harrington. Fred Wright, who backed Harrington, reportedly placed a large sum with a cafe to bet on the election. A cafe representative said they would take bets from five to five thousand dollars at even money, with funds available for days but no buyers yet.
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Baltimore
Harrington
Fred Wright
Violent artillery fighting in Artois region continues
Paris reports ongoing violent artillery exchanges across Artois through Wednesday night. Officials say fierce trench encounters occurred northwest of Hill 140 between Souchez and Givenchy, signaling intense fighting in the area.
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Paris
Artois
Hill 140
Betwen Souchez
Givenchy
Turks Sign Agreement With Ally
Berlin October 14 A Turko Bulgarian agreement has been signed by which Turkey places two army divisions and all her munitions plants at Bulgaria's disposal Bulgaria will supply coal and open her Black Sea harbors to Turkish warships
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Turkey
Bulgauria
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Italian Premier Back From Front Conference
Premier Salandra returned to Rome after a front visit where he conferred with the King. Observers expect an announcement soon outlining Italy's Balkan policy.
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Rome
Salandre
Indianapolis Mayor Bell Acquitted in 1914 Election Case
Mayor Joseph K Bell was found not guilty of conspiracy to commit felonies tied to the 1914 primary. Courtroom cheers greeted the verdict as a crowd surged into the corridors. Prosecutor A J Rucker said more than 100 co defendants including Thomas Taggart and Samuel Perrott faced indictments.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joseph EK. Bell
Bell
A. J. Rucker
Thomas Taggart
Samuel V. Per
Boston Wins World Series as Press Announces
The Press first announced Boston's victory in front of the building yesterday to hundreds, sparking a quick, high tension reaction. Frostburg Lonaconing Mt. Savage and Creek area readers received timely bulletins as soon as updates came in. The C P telephone service United Press and Postal Telegraph facilitated rapid transmission of the news across Allegany county.
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Boston
Frostburg
Lonaconing
Mt. Savage
Creek
South Cumberland
United Press and Postal Telegraph Company
Allegany County
Bishop Cranston to Visit Frostburg on October 21
Frostburg Md October 14 and Thursday October 21 at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm the Methodist Episcopal churches of Mount Savage Midland Lonaconing and Barton join the First Methodist Church in Frostburg to discuss plans for an endowment fund for retired ministers their widows and orphans under the Baltimore Conference Bishop Cranston Rev Dr Hingeley Rev Dr A Herbert Richardson conference secretary Rev Dr Charles Baldwin a Baltimore board member Rev George C Bacon district superintendent and local ministers will attend A large lay attendance is expected There will be no special offering These meetings led by these church leaders are held at several points in the Frederick district with a goal to raise 396 000 for the endowment to support worn out ministers and their families universally including other Protestant churches
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United Press
Chicago
Newell Dwight Hillis
Brooklyn
National Missionary Congress
Washington
H. B. Dickinson
Philadelphia
Thedinah Temple
J. Campbell White
Wooster
Ohio
America
H. C. Stutz
South America
H. P. Anderson
A. O. Kinsolving
E. W. Halford
New York
C. H. Patton
Boston
C. E. Burton
C. B. McAfee
F. B. Fisher
Fred B. Smith
James McNaughton
Japan
W. G. A. Miller
Pittsburgh
Charles G. Trumbull
J. A. W. Haas
Allentown
E. A. Steiner
Grinell
Methodist Episcopal
Mount Savage
Midland
Lonaconing
Barton
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Bishop Cranston
Hingeley
A. Herbert Richardson
Charles Baldwin
Beltimore Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Accident injures Frostburg child visiting Baltimore
While visiting his Frostburg home William Gantt learned his daughter Delta, 10, was badly hurt after slipping under a southbound street car on Gilmore street. She suffered a crushed left arm requiring amputation and a fractured right arm, was rushed to Franklin Square Hospital for treatment.
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Frostburg
William Gantt
North Gilmor Street
Baltimore
Telegraph
Delta
Gilmore Street
Saratoga
Lexington
Gilmor Street
Franklin Square Hospital
Albert T. Chalmers
George Snarr
Three on Motorcycle Crash Into Jona Jenkins Farm
A motorcycle carrying Earl Cromer his wife and two year old child collided with Jonathan Jenkins Studebaker near Huyett's Cross Roads on the National Pike west of Hagerstown. Cromer likely fatally injured his wife and child in precarious condition. Cromer's leg and head injuries noted. The child is reported to be in danger of losing an eye and possible amputation. Cromer connected to Cromer Bros silk mill. Jenkins superintendent of Consolidation Coal in Frostburg.
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Hagerstown
Earl Cromer
Jonathan Jenkins
Frostburg
Cromer
Huyett’s
National Pike
Here
Cromer Bros
Jenkins
Consolidation Coal Company
Studebaker
Midland Man Killed in Motor Accident Today
In Hagerstown Maryland on October 14 Robert Hill thirty of Midland Alleghany county was killed instantly when the auto he rode in left the national pike one mile south of Hagerstown and plunged down an embankment. Dr James C Holdsworth of Midland drove the car. Hill died of shock as no injuries were found on him. A second man in the party unnamed. Hill was a miner with wife and two children in Midland.
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Hagerstown
Robert Hill
Midland
Allegany County
James C. Holdsworth
Holdsworth
Hill
Zeppelin Raid Forces London to Enforce Strict Lighting Rules
London faces harsher blackout measures after a Zeppelin raid killed eight and injured thirty four. Officials report limited property damage and civilian casualties while streets, theatres, and shops reduce lighting to 20 percent, with window screening and dimmed buses enhancing the city’s somber nightscape.
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London
No Disagreement Between Garrison and Pres Wilson
Secretary Tumulty denies a Philadelphia report that Secretary Garrison threatened to resign. He says Wilson and Garrison are in perfect accord. President and House Military Affairs chairman Hay will discuss army policy, aiming to boost regulars by twenty thousand and add larger field and coast guns. The citizen reserve plan remains unfinished.
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Washington
Tumulty
Garrison
Wilson
Philadelphia
Hay
House Military Affairs Committee
Governors Attend Southern Appalachian Good Roads Meet
Bluefield West Virginia October 14 Governors from Maryland Tennessee Kentucky Virginia and West Virginia attend the seventh annual Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association convention with speeches planned.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Maryland
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Southern Appalachian Good Roads Association
West Virginia Licensure Examinations Certify Fifteen Lawyers
Final certificates were issued to 15 of 32 men who took the Morgantown exam for attorney licensure. Eight others passed portions of the tests while nine failed completely. the names of certified applicants include Ashworth Raleigh Copley Mingo Cotton Brooke Ferguson Wayne Himes Clarion Gilbert Monongalia Kittle Barbour Miller Summers Phillips Jefferson Riggs Marshall Smith Grant Thompson Hen Moore Irish Hackney Kanawha.
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Charleston
W. Va
Morgantown
West Virginia Supreme Court
D. Dpd
Ashworth
Raleigh
J. W. Copley
Mingo
W. J. Cotton
Brooke
C. W. Ferguson
Wayne
Funeral of Mrs Catlett at 140 Offut Street
Funeral services for Mrs Rhoda Catlett will be held at her home at 140 Offut Street with Rev E V Wheeler of Trinity M E Church South officiating. She died yesterday morning from a second stroke and was 1853 born in Frederick County Virginia. Survived by her husband two sons Clark and Frank a daughter sr Daniel eet and two sisters Miss Effie and siblings in Cumberland and Winchester. Alletah Council D of P will attend in a body. Burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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Rhoda Catlett
Offut Street
E. V. Wheeler
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Winchester
Cumberland
Alletah Council
No. 9
Catlett
Proposed Amendments Discussed at City Hall Meeting
Senator William J. Ogden will discuss the amendments to be voted on November 2 in an open City Hall Auditorium meeting. Called by the Chamber of Commerce for educational purposes, topics include Referendum Suspended Sentence Home Rule and a new basis of Taxation. Open discussion will welcome all property owners merchants and professionals.
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William J. Ogden
Baltimore
City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Ford Wealth Increases as Ford Directors Make Key Changes
Detroit October 14 The Ford Motor Company accepted James Couzens resignation as vice president and general manager. Frank L. KlingenSmith was elected to succeed him and Wel sel B. Ford was named secretary. Ten month assets rose from 61.6 million to 98.5 million with cash on hand at 43.8 million, up over 16 million.
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Detroit
Mich
James Couzens
Ford Motor Company
Frank L. Klingensmith
Mr. Couzens
Welsel B. Ford
Henry Ford
Klingenstmith
Nightheadlight Law in Washington DC Cries Warning
The District of Columbia prohibits any acetylene or electric headlights on public streets unless rear reflectors are removed or the front glass is frosted to prevent glare. The rule applies to all motorists. Maryland visitors have been arrested under the Baltimore ordinance but must follow DC law.
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Washington, D.C
District of Columbia
Baltimore City
Primary Election Expense Accounts Names and Totals
A record lists campaign expense entries for Henry A Kachman Republican County Commissioner $108.46, Thomas A oe Repiuly Register of Wille $42.20, Angus Ireland Republicag S eor of Wille $191.90, and William Wal on with incomplete details.
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Henry A Kachman
Thomas A. Oe
Repiuly Register
Wille
Angus Ireland
Republicag
William Wal On
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