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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1914

Page

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Mrs Carman Faces Lengthy Cross Exam In Murder Trial

Florence Carman stood accused of killing Mrs Louise Bailey as the trial opened its cross examination. District Attorney Smith pressed on with questions about her suspicions, rumors of her husband’s affairs, and the dictograph device used to spy in his office. Authorities and witnesses, including the couple’s daughter Elizabeth, testified as the defense denounced the maid Celia Coleman’s account as a fabrication.

Mineola N. Y Florence Carman Elizabeth Carman George Gouder Levy Mony Caran Smith Golder Celia Coleman Beth Carolina Carman Freeport S. 1 Elizabeth

Allies Report Conditions As Satisfactory

London reports both northern and southern Western Fronts show Allied results as entirely satisfactory. The death of Prince Maximillian of Hesse is confirmed and fighting near Lys. German positions on ridges near Godewaersvelde and Bailleul are hindering recon. The British Foreign Office orders release of the John D. Rockefeller. Verdun civilians housing burned to facilitate attacks.

London Maximillian of Hesse William France Lys Godewaersvelde Bailleul Mont Des Cats Maximilli British Foreign Office Standard Oil John D. Rockefeller Berlin Sayville N. Y Reichstag Admiralty Havmanden Verdun Germany Landwehr Seventh Army Corps

Cunber advertisement listing price and contact

Fragmentary ad notes a Cumbe rtisement with a 10 cent price and press office contact. Limited readable details suggest a small promotional insertion in the local paper.

Income tax dodgers exceed 146 thousand in missing returns

Washington says 146 828 taxpayers avoided payments as 357 598 returns were filed under the new income tax law for the last fiscal year. Officials note large gaps between estimates and actual incomes across multiple brackets and a widespread campaign to detect delinquents continues.

Washington Congress Internal Revenue Secretary of the Treasury Internal Revenue Bureau

Youth Found Mentally Unfit Won't Face Murder Charge

Jacob Taylor, accused of murdering 7 year old Florence Dove in Dockers Hollow, was ruled insane by a jury after a two and a half hour deliberation. He is remanded to await asylum commitment and will not be tried until mentally competent. The case arose in North Braddock and the court declined to halt proceedings over a mere insanity question.

Pittsburgh Jacob Taylor Florence Dove North Braddock Dockers Hollow Taylor

British assume right to arrest Americans at sea

London reports Britain has claimed authority to seize and search Holland bound steamers for German goods and to arrest American passengers viewed as Teutonic. U.S. passports carry no weight as suspects are held until cleared, often for days. On the Nieuw Amsterdam six Americans were taken into custody and later allowed to reboard before sailing.

London Great Britain New York Rotterdam Nieuw Amsterdam Plymouth Germany

Insanity Declares Taylor In Court Asks For Lawyer And Prayer

The defendant Taylor was found mentally deficient with a special jury. Physicians examined him as he sat on the stand unable to read or write or name months in order. His mother cried in court, insisting an insane verdict would have freed him, while he appeared neatly dressed despite prior poverty.

Taylor Dove

Kaiser Claims East Prussian Frontier Gain

London report from Poland notes the preliminary battle has moved more swiftly as Russian and German forces engage along the East Prussian frontier. The article highlights early gains and shifting momentum in the contested region.

Kaiser East Prussian London Poland

Germans retreat from Warsaw reach toward Ossowetz

Russian reports claim a major setback for German forces around Warsaw and Ivangrad with many prisoners and captured equipment left behind. German lines say no fighting yesterday as East Prussia sees continued action and Austrian forces push toward Bukovina and Galicia.

Sian Warsaw Ivangrad East Prussian Ossowetz

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