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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

8

Western Maryland Stockholders Meet Next Week in Baltimore

The Western Maryland annual meeting is scheduled at the Baltimore offices. The July transportation ratio stood at 31.24 percent of gross, with favorable year over year comparisons. The company projects over 10 million gross and about 8 million net for the current fiscal year, with potential policy discussions and no board changes anticipated. It notes coal outputs via Consolidation Coal Company and traffic ties with Baltimore and Ohio, plus new branch lines to access mines and discuss extending this policy.

Maryland Com Atrust Jast Consolidation Coal Company Baltimore and Ohio

Survey Underway For Wyatt Branch Rail Spur

Engineers arrived at Fairmont West Virginia to survey a new eight mile branch line from Wyatt to Bingamon Creek mouth to connect with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Round at Wyatt. The Consolidation Coal Company plans three mines employing about 1,000 men. The B and O test engine led by C Wolfesberger conducts tests on the Connellsville division Cumberland to Somerset after earlier tests on Cumberland to Brunswick.

Fairmont W Va Western Maryland Company Wyatt Bingamon Creek Baltimore and Ohio Railround Consolidation Coal Company Baltimore and Ohio 8. C. Wolfesberger Somerset, Pa Connellsville Cumberland Somerset Bruns

Mis Leading Lady and Fine Feathers At Morland Theatre

Cumberland audiences praised the Myrkle-Harder Company for strong shows with popular pricing. The Mis leading Lady drew full houses while Anine Feathers, staged with up to date methods, drew strong advance notice and strong reviews. Tomorrow features The Country Boy as the closing engagement.

Cumberland Myrkle-Harder Wieh Eugene Walters Robert Edeson Wilton Lackaye Max Figman Maryland

Helene of the North at Liberty with Marguerite Clark

The Liberty Theatre presents Marguerite Clark in Helene of the North from Paramount. The film showcases her pantomimic power in a novel story framed by a faggot party tale told by a wealthy Englishwoman, recounting Helene’s past life in Canadian woods and love for Pierre, Ralph, and Nim.

Marguerite Clark Famous Players Film Co Paramount Liberty Today Helene of the North Helene of Helen Pierre Ralph Nim

Film Star Bitten by Mosquitos in Calif Swamp Scene

Lillian Lorraine, star of Pather’s new Neal of the Navy serial, was bitten heavily while filming a swamp sequence in southern California. Director Harvey used a mosquito infested locale to heighten realism and Lorraine, pale from Broadway, suffered many bites but is now recovering with medical care.

Jersey Lillian Lorraine Pather Neal Navy California Soldiers of Fortune Harvey Miss Lorraine Broadway

Window glass plants to resume operations in West Virginia

Fires in Mannington tanks signal reopening of Mannington window glass plant on November 1 with 200 workers and a weekly payroll of 6000 dollars. Other local facilities including Clarksburg Adams ton Rolland North View Lafayette Tuna and West Fork prepare to restart by early November.

Mannington W. Va C. L. Bush Tuna Window Glass Clarksburg Clarksburg Window Glass Company Adamston Rolland North View Peerless Columbus Ohio Lafayette Tuna West Fork

Passing of Noted Plankinton House Hotel in Milwaukee

October 15 marks the demolition of Milwaukee’s Plankinton House, one of the region’s oldest hotels. Built and opened by John Plankinton about half a century ago, it expanded to occupy almost a full downtown block before wreckers began tearing it down for a two million dollar theatre, store and office project.

Milwaukee Wis Plankinton John Plankinton Plankton

Miner Inspector Enoch Carver Fatally Injured in Mine

Charleston news reports district mine inspector Enoch Carver, once a top coal operator in southern West Virginia, sustained fatal injuries after being crushed between a moving coal car and a mine partition rib at the Sunday Creek mine in Longacre. He was transported to Charleston by special train for treatment.

Charleston W. Va Enoch Carver West Virginia Sunday Creek Longacre

Confed Veterans Reunion Opens in Ronceverte West Virginia

The West Virginia division reunion of the United Confederate Veterans began in Ronceverte on October 15 with General Charles S Peyton presiding. John A Preston gave the welcome and ex Attorney General C C Watts delivered the response as veterans tour Lewisburg and Dry Creek battlefields by auto today.

Ronceverte W. Va West Virginia United Confederate Veterans Charles 8. Peyton John A. Preston C. C. Watts Lewisburg Dry Creek

Why's Gets-It for Corns Like a Kiss

Gets-It promises quick relief from corns bunions and warts. Apply in two seconds with no bandages, knives, or tape. ideal for shoes and stockings. Sold by druggists at 25 cents or sent by KE Lawrence & Co Chicago.

Ke, Lawrence & Co Chicago

Tanlac credited with relief for indigestion and fatigue

A Frostburg reader reports rapid relief from indigestion and bloating after using Tanlac. He says he gained weight, sleeps better, and has renewed “pep” and ambition, praising the medicine and its local distributors at Lichtenstein's Baltimore Street store and Shupe's Frostburg pharmacy.

Tanlac Tanilac Quarles Lichtenstein's Baltimore Street Frostburg Shupe Westernport Paul’s Pharmacy

Odd Fellows Elect Officers and Set Next Meeting Site

Delegates of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows West Virginia elect officers for the 50th annual session in Morgantown and choose Grafton for the next meeting. Officers include Grand Master W. E. Hollister and Deputy Grand Master C T Simpson. D L Ash becomes representative to the sovereign grand lodge and Thomas Laversedge joins the Odd Fellows Home board. The session runs through Friday. In Minneapolis police report chicken thieves use chloroform to silence victims during thefts.

Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows of West Virginia Morgantown Grafton W. E. Hollister C. T. Simpson Huntington Geo. H. Fullerton A. J. Wilkinson Geo Thomas Laversedge Charleston Odd Fellows Home Board Grand Lodge

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