State Scores in Carman Trial on Allies Check Attacks Along The Frontier
Paris reports that German attacks on the French Belgium frontier grow more violent yet are repulsed as Allied forces reinforce ports along the coast. The front runs from Nieuport through Dixmude to La Bassee with Allies holding firm.
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Belgium
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Dixmude
la Bassee
Lille
France
Negro maid testifies she saw Mrs Carman enter house with gun
Cecelie Coleman, state star witness against Florence C Carman, testified she saw Carman leave the back door, hear a shot, then reenter with a pistol on the night Louise Bailey was killed. She said Carman confessed to her, while defense noted prior perjury and headaches.
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S. J
Cecelie Coleman
Florence C. Carman
Louise Bailey
Cecelia Coleman
Dr. Carman
Florence Carman
Carman
Coleman
Hazel Coombs
Dr Carman
Mrs. Carman
Mr. Graham
Frank Farrell
Taft Praises Wilson Neutrality Policy During War Crisis
Former President Taft addressed the American Bar Association in session at Washington praising President Wilson’s neutrality stance. He contrasted Montreal’s peaceful gathering with Europe’s belligerence, urged restraint in public opinion, and endorsed keeping the United States out of the conflict while supporting arbitration and peace efforts. He warned against premature judgments and stressed enforcing treaty rights and immigrant protection.
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William Toward Taft
United States
Wilson
American Bar Association
Association
Montreal
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Taft
Verdun Outer Forts Reduced and Verdun Falls Hinted
Wireless from Berlin claims German advances at Verdun with outer forts reduced and predicts Verdun’s imminent fall. Other items include a German cruiser bombardment of the Adisabeba railway, unrest in India, South Africa crisis, Somaliland rebellion, and Kurdish-Russian clashes near Targhovars with Zerzer’s arrest fueling Kurdish anger.
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Berlin
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India
South Africa
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House Explosion Kills Pedlock Family in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on October 21 Stanley Pedlock his wife and seven year old daughter died when a blast of powder exploded in their home. Authorities investigate whether the miner lit a lamp in the cellar accidentally or was attacked by an enemy.
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Stanley Pedlock
Pedlock
Guardsmen Must See Line Service Before Promotion
Baltimore, Oct. 21. An executive order by Governor Goldsborough bars Maryland National Guard staff officers from promotion to field officer roles without at least one year of active line service. Captain Paul M. Burnett, first to be affected, has been promoted to major but will train as a line officer. The move aims to place battalions under leaders with field experience and reflects a shift toward regular army standards.
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Baltimore
Goldsborough
Maryland National Guard
Paul M. Burnett
Samuel W. Filbert
Burnett
Charles D. Gaither
Regular Army
Filbert
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Prominent Young Couple Weds at Westernport
George Boyd mining engineer of Potomac Manor W Va and Mildred Byron Harrison of Piedmont W Va wed at St James Episcopal Westernport. Ceremony featured Miss Nina Shuey maid of honor and Helen Byron bridesmaids with Lee Ordeman best man. Couple departed for Cumberland on B&O No 6 after a reception at the Harrison home.
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Potomac Manor
W. Va
Mildred Byron Harrisson
Piedmont
St. James Episcopal Church
Westernport
Walter B. McKinley
Lucile B. Heskitt
Nina Shuey
Helen Byron
Johnstown
Portia Richardson
Vassar College
Lee Ordeman
Frederick
Fuller Barnard
Cumberland Bar
R. C. Marsh
Harrison
Boyd
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
J. G. Boyd
Blaine Mining Company
Linthicum May Enter Race for Governorship
Baltimore reports Congressman J Charles Linthicum is listed for speeches in multiple counties with views he will announce candidacy for Maryland Governor after the election. He spoke in La Plata Chestertown Centreville and other towns as part of county stumping. Political circles expect a formal declaration soon.
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J. Charles Linthicum
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Chestertown
Centreville
Linthicum
Would-Be death by own action case in police court
Okey Meredith was arrested on a charge of attempting death by his own action after a laudanum self harm attempt at Mrs. A. Squires' home on Arch Street where he was a roomer. He claimed it was a joke and was examined by Mayor Koon. released on condition to stay away from the Squires residence.
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A. Squires
Arch Street
Betz
Meredith
Koon
City books found in balance by special examiner
H L Davies of United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company audited Cumberland finance books over several days. He certified the Finance Commissioner Ward M Eichelberger and City Tax Collector M Joseph Craddock as balanced to the cent with no irregularities.
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United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company
Baltimore
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Ward M. Eichelberger
M. Joseph Craddock
Eichelberger
Craddock
Pany
Davies
Cumberland
Hichelberger
Fichelberger
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