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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1915

Page

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McMullen Running Mates Rally Across Allegany County

Emerson C. Harrington and running mates Hugh McMullen and Albert Ritchie campaign in Allegany with warm receptions in Mount Savage Westernport Lonaconing Midland Frostburg and more. The tour starts at 6 30 a m with greetings at Baltimore and Ohio shops and continues through Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad yards before concluding in Frostburg.

Emerson C. Harrington Hugh A. McMullen Albert C. Ritchie Allegany County Baltimore and Ohio United States Rail Company United States McMullen Mount Savage Mesers Harrington and Kitchie Democratic Party Cumberland Pennsylvania Westernport Henry M. Mullaney Mulaney

Ohio tourist's wife injured in Cumberland car crash

Mrs Maebelle Neikirk of Zanesville is treated at Western Maryland Hospital after a Cadillac skid at Martin's Mountain, nine miles east of Cumberland. The rear struck a telegraph pole, she was thrown against it, and a trephining operation was performed to relieve brain pressure. She is steadily improving.

Maebelle Neikirk William H. Neikirk Zanesville Ohio Western Maryland Hospital William Burdette Netkirk Marie Hamman Madison Avenue R. C. Hart Baltimore Martin's Mountain Cumberland Automobile Repair Company Frederick Street Netkirk Evelyn Cunningham Glenn. Street

Austria's Leading Generals Dine Amid Serbia Campaign

A wartime caption shows Austrian generals dining together as they direct the advance into Serbia and mount the offensive against the Ku. The image underscores high command coordination during the campaign.

Austria Serbia Kua

Bulgars Cut Serbian Rail Line and Allied Moves

Reports from Salonika and Athens say Bulgarian forces cut the Nish Salonika railway at Vrania near Strumitza and have advanced in Serbia. French troops clash with Bulgars at Ghevgheli as France and Bulgaria enter a state of war. Allied reinforcements are readied to aid Serbia and move toward the front via Saloniki and coastal routes.

London Ghevgheli Exchange Telegraph Company Athens Paris France Uulgaria Nish Serbia Gheveheli Gievgeli Nish-Saloniki Saloniki Gievgel Paris Journal Dedengatch Enos Constantinople

Baltimore paving to finish in 30 days under council session

City Engineer James P. Gaffney reported favorable weather will allow Baltimore street paving to be completed within 30 days, aiming for the November 15 finish. Council approved drafts for four contractors and considered extensions and payments on several road and curb projects.

James P. Gaffney Baltimore Street Max J. Colton Braddockway Allentown City Hall Koon Old Town Road Cumberland Street Allegany Tightman Street Brady Bros Bedford Street Wall Fafor Vang Cons. Co Market Street Bridge J. Hener Barr Louis Lawson Com. Amick Citizens National Bank Com. Eyerman Harry Footer Millman Place George W. Light Grand Avenue Second Street Elmer H. Devore

Italy to Place 25 Million Dollar US Loan

New York reports the Italian government plans to issue 25 million dollars in one year notes in the United States. The loan funds will finance heavy war and general purchases here, with Lee Higginson & Co. coordinating the issue. Notes bear about 6 percent interest and are convertible bonds. Denominations are 100 500 and 1000 dollars, payable in United States currency. A syndicate will distribute the issue and public marketing will begin soon.

New York United States Italy London Lee, Higginson & Co Boston

Five Burned to Death in New York Tenement Fire

Five persons were burned to death in a blaze that swept a five story tenement at No 2127 Third Avenue New York yesterday. Two others died later and many more were injured as firemen and detectives formed a human chain to save others.

New York Third Avenue

Red Men to Lead Funeral for Preston Leasure

Preston Leasure a 32 year old air inspector for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died from injuries after being crushed between a moving train and a car in Yard E. The Tonkaway Tribe No 120 and the Red Men will conduct and attend the funeral at Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church at 2:89 this afternoon. He leaves a father, Isaac Leasure of Oldtown. three brothers Robert G Leasure Daniel and John Leasure. and three sisters Mrs Milton Dicken Mrs F R Kifer and Mrs Columbus Nixon.

Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church Buffal E Rosettt Leasure Baltimore Street Butler Undertaking Milton Dicken Columbia Street Ife Isaac Leasure Oldtown This County Robert G. Leasure Bellevue Street This City Daniel and John Leasure F. R. Kifer LaVale Columbus Nixon

Czar Proclaims State of War in Moscow District

Petrograd reports an imperial ukase declaring a state of war in Moscow and its district amid months of disorders tied to labor troubles and strikes. Rioting in June caused injuries and about 20 million dollars in damages as Moscow's urban growth strained village roots and traditions.

Czar Moscow Petrograd

Man Injured At Lonaconing Ice Plant Explosion

An ammonia compressor failure at the Lonaconing Ice Plant near noon injured the on site engineer. Stephen Wagner and doctors Hodgson and Skilling treated him for several broken ribs and severe bruising. The blast damaged only the compressor section, with no other damage reported.

Lonaconing Stephen Wagner H. M. Hodgson W. J. Skilling

West Virginia elopement ends in Arlington Hotel wedding

After repeated pursuit by the girl's father and a sheriff couple, Napoleon Coak McCullough 29 and Lola Doak 19, both of near St. Marys West Virginia, were married by Rev. David G. Pile at the Arlington Hotel in Cumberland just after midnight. The chase spanned two counties and involved a friend driving, a smashed wheel, disguises, and trains before a license was secured and the ceremony performed. The newlyweds then departed for Parkersburg via the B&O Railroad.

Napoleon Coak Wiliam McCullough Lola Doak St. Mary's W. Va Arlington Hotel David G. Pile Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church Pennsboro Smithburg West Salem Miss Doak Oakland Cumberland Lloyd L. Shaffer Mr. Pile Court House

Miss Palmer Explores Hell Question In Campaign Sermons

Miss Palmer the evangelist preaches at Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church during a citywide evangelistic campaign. The schedule includes sermons on Hell the topic for Tuesday and a final Sunday, with callers urged to decide for themselves what to do with Jesus Christ. The program lists multiple topics and guest performances through the week.

Miss Palmer Centre Street Methodist Episcopal Church Cumberland Jesus Christ Hell Pastor Russell

Civic Club Luncheon Signals Opening of Winter Activities

The Get Together Luncheon at the Queen City Hotel marks the start of Civic Club winter activities. Officials note growing interest and expect a strong season with emphasis on municipal study and community development in Cumberland. Special guests include Mrs. Sanderson of Maryland Federation and Miss Tiffany of Baltimore. A large turnout is anticipated.

Civic Club Queen City Hotel Cumberland Raleigh Swayne Queen City Sanderson Maryland State Federation of Jubs Alice Tiffany Baltimore Allegany County Federation of Clubs

Germans Press Belgian Line On Western Front

Paris reports German forces attempt to break the Belgian position on the western front between Messines and Ypres. Intense bombardment and infantry clashes have continued for two nights. Belgians hold the line but suffer heavy losses while repulsing several assaults.

Paris Mixmude Ypres @ terrife

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