Carman Case Near Verdict As Freeport Woman Faces Trial
Mineola Oct 24 Florence Carman accused of murdering Mrs Louise Bailey shows no anxiety in court and expects acquittal. Defense and prosecution present conflicting testimony as jury nears possible late day or night deliberations with notes from neighbors and Dr Carman.
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Mineola
Florence C. Carman
Louise D. Bailey
Freeport
Kelley
Smith
Carman
Rudolph Lowe
Green Point
Mrs. Carman
Dr. Carman
Edwin Carman
Mrs. Bailey
Franco British report losses on both sides
Paris reports French forces captured Altkirche in Upper Alsace. French guns destroyed German batteries in a major engagement north of the Ainse as two days of battle unfolded. The assault aims to pierce the German line and threaten Von Kluck’s front, with battles continuing near La Bassée, Verdun, and St Mihiel.
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Paris
Altkirche
Upper
Alsace
Ainse
War Office
Bordeaux
von Kluck
von Boehm
Roye
la Bassee
Sea
St. Mihiel
Verdun
German moves reported in Belgium and France
The French official statement says German troops are progressing north of Dixmude and around La Bassée, while Allied forces have made appreciable progress east of Nieuport near Langemarck and between Armentières and Lille.
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Paris
Belgium
Dixmude
la Bassee
France
Nieuport
Langemarck
Armentieres
Lille
Lutheran Synod Meet Draws Maryland Clergy to Woodsboro
Rev. Carl I. Bergner and Rev. Frederick W. Barry will lead St Luke's and St John's pastors to the 95th annual Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland convention at Woodsboro Frederick County October 26 to 21. Lay delegates include Harry A. Hensey William Elder Louis Weber and Rev. R B Poffenberger noted as attendees. The synod covers Maryland Lutheran churches and the District of Columbia with St Pauls and St Lukes among participating congregations.
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Carl I. Bergner
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Frederick W. Barry
St John’s Lutheran Church
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Lutheran Church
Woodsphoro
Frederick County
Martin Luther Enders
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Uble
Harry A. Hensey
St. Luke's
William IF. Elder
St. Pauls
Louis Weber
St. John's
The
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Maryland
General Synod
District of Columbia
R. 8
Poffenberger
Woodsboro
Trinity Church
Slagerstown
Union Print jobs advertised by Cumberland Press
An advertisement urged readers to have job printing done by Union Presses through The Cumberland Press, promising rising prices and guaranteed workmanship.
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Cumberland Press
President Wilson Speaks at Y M C A in Pittsburg
President Wilson arrived by B and O at Braddock and spoke at the Y M C A on the city’s seventieth anniversary. An official bulletin notes the bombardment of Ostend as part of ongoing wartime news.
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Wilson
Pittsburg
Y. MG. A
President Arrives to Warm Pittsburg Welcome
A large crowd greeted the President on his arrival at Brad dock station with a rousing reception. The Y M C A reception committee joined the presidential car for a brief chat before the march toward Washington, despite a disrupted pavement delay near Oakmont Hulton. Accompanying him were Dr Carey T. Grayson Charles L Swem Tumulty and a Secret Service man. Berlin reports warn of British naval actions and German war costs as Ostend bombardment and Danish corn liner capture reach press in Sayville wireless dispatch.
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Cecelia
William Runice
Carman House
Dr. Carman
Carman
Mrs
Plansburg
Pittsburg
Braddock Station
Allegany River
Oakmont- Hulton
Br. Carey T. Grayson
Charles L. Swem
White House
Tumulty
Secret Service
Washington
Berlin
Sayville
Ostend
Admiralty
Rolf
New York
Christiana
Scotland
Retirement Luncheon Honors Hobart Townsend at Orrick Company
Hobart Townsend, age 77, ends 31 years with J. C. Orrick & Son in Cumberland, plans to move to Punta Gorda Florida to grow oranges. A luncheon and testimonial were held for Townsend with toasts led by J. J. Orrick and Joseph Coleman presenting a silver loving cup.
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Hobart Townsend
Orrick Company
Hovert Townsend
J. ©. Orrick & Son Company
Cumberland
Townsend
Punta Gorda
Florida
J. C. Orrick & Bon Company
Central Y. M
J. J. Orrick
Joseph Coleman
Mr. Townsend
J. L. Orritek
W. L. Morgan
Perry Warfield
Thom W. Gocke
Thos. K. Finan
New York
Germans Press On All Fronts in Great Offensive
Paris reports the German lines are striking intensely along the entire front. It says forces attacked from the sea to the La Bassee canal and along Arras and the Somme, with some Allied advances at Rosieres and Santere. Verdun and Pont A Monussen saw partial gains while most sectors showed no major change.
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Paris
la Bassee
Arras
Somme
Rosiers
Santere
Verdun
Pont A Monussen
North Sea
River Oise
President to pass through Cumberland on train No 16 at 6
The President of the United States is due to pass through Cumberland this evening on train No 16 at 6 o'clock on his return to Washington from Pittsburgh where he addressed a large YMCA meeting. He earlier traveled through Cumberland in his private car National. A large crowd is expected at the station if he appears.
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United States
Cumberland
Washington
Pittsburg
Berland Press
Wilson
Increase in freight rates boosts Pennsy lines earnings
Washington October 24 The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a five percent rate increase in July. The Pennsylvania system east of Pittsburgh expects about 580000 dollars in additional revenue per White traffic expert at the rehearing before the Commission yesterday.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Robert C. White
Pennsylvania System
Commission
Steamer Rochelle Wrecks Off Oregon Coast
The steamer Rochelle bound from Boat Harbor to Portland was wrecked yesterday on Clatsop Spit off the Oregon coast. The vessel was tally destroyed and its crew of 990 were rescued by life savers.
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Washington
Rochelle
Boat Harbor
B. C
Portland
Ore
Clatsop Spit
Oregon
Advertisement fragment offers 10 cent book at press office
The readable portion shows a price of 10 cents for a book advertised by The Dum bed ertisement and mentions the press office aav. The text is garbled but indicates a simple sales note for a book.
Dumb Waiter Route Used In Saloon Robbery
The Diamond saloon on Baltimore Street near the Windsor Hotel was robbed last night of $40.95. The crime occurred between midnight and morning, and police suspect a familiar person with access to the house and its beat. The dumb waiter used to move between the saloon and upstairs rooms was damaged, suggesting a link to the escape route. No arrests have been made.
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Baltimore Street
Windsor Hotel
Cloud Burst Drowns Twenty Five in San Antonio
A cloud burst devastates San Antonio and surrounding areas killing twenty five in the city and similar toll nearby. Inundation floods Alsas Creek washing away 360 houses and causing about half a million dollars in losses. The Rio Grande rises three feet and thousands become homeless. The Liebe family perishes including Mrs Liebe and her newborn.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alasas
Catherin Liebe
Rio Grande
Texas
Albert Liebe
Henry Liebe
Edward Liebe
Augusta Liebe
Martinez
F Lopez
Liebe
British Troops Advance Inspires Confidence in War Update
London reports the British forces are advancing amid strong morale and renewed confidence as the military campaign continues. The dispatch notes disciplined movements and strategic pressure on enemy positions, with officers signaling cautious optimism about progress.
Schlunt’s Clothes Offer Exclusive Tartans and Balmacans
Good Clothes are cheap and stylish at Charles A Schlunt's 24 North Liberty street. The display features exclusive Tartans and Balmacans in green and red mixtures with a fit geared to careful dressers and comfort.
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Charles A. Schlunt
North Liberty Street
Sunday Service Schedule on Llington Lane
Brief notice indicates church services at 9 AM and 11 AM on Sunday at the Llington Lane venue. No other events or details are provided in the readable text.
German plane over Paris driven off by forts
A German aeroplane flew over the northern suburbs of Paris today and was fired upon by fortifications southeast of Saint-Denis, forcing it to speed away toward the northwest.
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Paris
St. Dennis
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