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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1914
Page
9
Line-Up for Big Game Announced Between Frostburg and Piedmont Elks
Next Tuesday at South End Park the Cumberland Elks announce a showcase game featuring Frostburg and Piedmont Elks. Line-up includes D. L. Sloan H. E. Weber pitched by W. O. Hoffman at first base W. M. Roberts six positions F. B. Jenney third G. R. Daisy short R. W. McMichael Jr J. A. McHenry center field Capt. G. W. Snyder. Substitutes list many names with roles from Dr. Ford to Captain Schmutz. A reception at Elks Home follows at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Park
Zack Laney
Cumberland Elks
Frostburg
Piedmont Elks
Laney
Elk Brothers
Frost Burg
Piedmont
Boston Braves
Queen City
D. L. Sloan
H. E. Weber
W. O. Hoffman
W. M. Roberts
F. B. Jenney
G. R. Daisy
R. W. McMichael
G. Reginal Neff
Young Furks
Capt. Schmutz
Old Furks
P. J. Smith
Walter Neff
Henry Schaidt
Ralph Husband
George P. Ways
Louis Stein
Doc. Harris
Elks
10000 Cholera Cases In One Austrian Town
Rome reports from the Austrian frontier that cholera has reached dire levels in Galicia and Hungary. A Northern Hungary town and its surrounding district reported 10,000 cases among soldiers and contacts, with an extraordinarily violent epidemic and many deaths within hours. Russians reportedly withdrew to avoid contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italia
Galicia
Hungary
Armistice Reached in Naco Mexican Clash
General Hill and Governor Maytorena agreed to an armistice at the Aguascalientes talks, halting two weeks of cross border fighting. Hill will defend Naco if attacked while Maytorena’s forces remain under Villa orders, and U S authorities urge policy changes to aid wounded on the American side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naco, Ariz
General Hill
Maytorena
Naco
Aguascalientes
Antonio Villareal
Carranza, Villa and Zapata
Hill
Sonora
Villa
Hunt
Washington
Wheeler
Vera Cruz
Angillar
Read the war book at The Cumberland Press office
Advertisement urging readers to buy a war book priced at 10 cents from The Cumberland Press office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Press
Local Ads Promote Printing Service and Chicken Dinner
An ad promotes The Cumberland Press for job printing with guaranteed workmanship and fair prices. Another notice advertises a special Sunday Chicken Dinner at Washington Lunch Room, urging patrons not to miss it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberlain Press
Washington
Lonaconing Pioneering Citizen Thornton J Crowe Dies at 89
Thornton James Crowe aged 88 or 89 died at his Lonaconing home just before 1 am from old age. Born in Allegany in 1825 he spent his life in the area and worked 40 years as manifest clerk for the Maryland Coal Company. Survived by two daughters Mrs George Ternent and Mrs David McGee and six sons Albert Ellsworth Edward Charles John Clarence. Funeral plans not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton James Crowe
Lonaconing
George Ternent
Mr. Crowe
Allegany
Maryland Coal Company
Wlonaconing
David McGee
Albert
Ellsworth
Edward
Charles
John
Clarence Crowe
Keyser Notes and Local Society Elections
Keyser moves and meetings fill regional pages. Jesse Sharpless resigns as cashier of Germania First National Bank and returns home to take a position with Keyser’s bank. The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Virginia elects officers and hosts talks by church leaders. The Potomac Valley Round Table meets in Keyser with lectures by Dr. J N Deahl and Dr. Carl Doney. Baltimore and Ohio shops resume full-time work November 1 after flood-related furloughs. Obituaries and personal notes update on local residents and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Sharpless
First National Bank of
Germania
W. Va
First National Bank
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Virginia
Trinity Church
Wheeling
A. F. Richardson
Grafton
J. J. Brochhard
Fred Sigmund
Sociey
A. Stewart Hartman
General Synod
L. B. Wolf
Baltimore
Board of Foreign Missions
A. L. Granville
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Potomac Valley Round Table
Potomac Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Keyser
Martha Thomas
Piedmont
Waxler School
Eva Matheny
Mannington
Dempsy Rice
George Loy
Virginia
Pennsyssylvania
Church Street
Alta Powell
Harrisonburg
James E. Sheetz
St. Cloud
C Streets
D. W. Eagle
W. B. Burgess
Orchard St
Main Street
First Game Of Season At South End Park
The Cumberland Y M C A football team meets the University of West Virginia Preparatory School eleven at South End Park this afternoon. The Prep boys arrived on train No 6 from Keyser and local players held a mass meeting last night pledging to win. The Prep defeated the locals 16 to 6 at Keyser last Saturday and new uniforms were issued. Weather is fine and several hundred fans are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Park
Cumberland Y. M. C. A
University of West Virginia
Keyser
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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