Views of the War and British Press Critique
The piece argues that anti German reporting in England and America misleads the public, claims British reverses would trigger royal abdication, and criticizes London officials and suffragettes. It notes many workers out of jobs, museum closures, and fears of food shortages, while calling for accurate information. It also comments on German food concerns and officer shortages on the Allied side.
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England
America
London
Belgium
France
George
Poipeare
Windsor
Balmoral
Stafford House
St. James
Trafalgar Square
Thames
Germany
German Cities Report Large Cold Storage Food Supplies
Reports indicate several large German cities hold substantial cold storage inventories of food. The findings highlight stockpiling as a response to shortages and supply disruptions facing the nation.
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Germany
Sev
Texas Fraternal Congress Opens in Dallas Today
DallasTexas Oct 28 The Texas Fraternal Congress convenes today with an instructive program. Delegates include representatives from Woodmen of the World Modern Woodmen of America Maccabees Royal Neighbors and other benevolent orders. Col W A Fraser sovereign commander of Woodmen of the World State Insurance Commissioner Collier and other officials attend.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas Fraternal Congress
Woodmen of the World
W. A. Fraser
Collier
Marriage Licenses List From Various Counties
Omer White and Ethel Susan Day of Job West Virginia. Howard Kessler Read and Lela Marie Harrison of Vandergrift Pennsylvania. Joseph Frank Siefers and Edna Caroline Herpick of Cumberland. Niccola Krugaga and Drago Rozich of Magnolia West Virginia. George James Reposkey and Mary Vance of Braddock Pennsylvania. Benjamin Morris Kamens and Ide line Kline of Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer White
Ethel Susan Day
Job, W. Va
Howard Kessler Read
Lela Marie Harrison
Vandergrift, Pa
Joseph Frank Siefers
Edna Caroline Herpick
Cumberland
Niccola Krugaga
Drago Rozich
Magnolia
W. Va
George James Reposkey
Mary Vance
Braddock
Pat
Benjamin Morris Kamens
Ideline Kline
Nineteen Cattle Killed by Train Near Leesburg
A carload of cattle owned by Mr. Titus of Leesburg Virginia wandered from the Point of Rocks stock yards onto Baltimore and Ohio rails Sunday night. A fast eastbound express struck 16 cattle, many fatally wounded, then train No 13 westbound killed three more between Tuscarora and Washington Junction. No damage to trains.
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Point of Rocks
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Titus
Leesburg
Washington Junction
Washingston Junction
Tuscarora
Train Crash Notes Pilot Was Knocked From Car
A report mentions that the train collision struck the cattle with the exception of the pilot who was knocked off train No 138. The incident centers on the affected rail line and the unusual outcome for the operator.
Kindergarten Montessori Home Opening at Allegany Academy
Allegany Academy announces a kindergarten opening with Miss Low and Miss Goosens. Goosens will lead French and German instruction. classes start Monday at 9 a.m. with afternoon sessions and special conversational language options for quick fluency. Terms available from Principal G. W. Craig.
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the Allegany C
Miss Low
France
Switzerl
G. W. Craig
Surprise for All Friday in The Press
The note promises a pleasant surprise for thousands of readers of The Press this Friday and urges every reader to obtain the paper for the reveal.
Bridge workers die in fall near Fairmont on Hickman Run
Peter Lewis of Brooklyn New York and Morris Ruth of Bethany Pennsylvania were killed when a crane collapsed during Buckhannon Northern railroad construction near Fairmont West Virginia. The workers fell about 100 feet to the ground and sustained fatal injuries. They were employed by the McClintick Marshall Construction Company of Pittsburgh.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Peter Lewis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Morris Ruth
Bethany Pa
Buckhannon & Northern
Hickman
McClintick-Marshall Construction Company
Pittsburgh
Maryland hosts chosen for Panama Pacific Exposition
Miss Elizabeth Tilghman Hemsley of Baltimore named hostess for the Maryland Building at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco next year. Andrew J. Cummings of Montgomery County elected host resident commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Tilghman Hemsley
Baltimore
Maryland
San Francisco
Andrew J
Cy”’) Cummings
Death of George W. Wilson in Ridgeley
George W. Wilson aged 68 died yesterday afternoon at his Ridgeley home from Brights disease. The funeral will be held at 1 PM Thursday from the residence of his granddaughter Mrs. Jermard Johns.
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George W. Wilson
Ridgeley
Jermard Johns
Torpedo Destroyer Taulding Drives Ashore in Gale Off Lynnhaven
Norfolk reports the torpedo destroyer Taulding ran ashore at Lynnhaven during a heavy gale. She remained aground at noon, with salvage teams attempting to refloat her.
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Norfolk
Taulding
Lynnhaven
Friday issue promises big news for every family
The Press hints at a major feature releasing Friday that will appeal to all readers. Keep an eye out for the upcoming edition as it is expected to include something welcome for every member of the household.
Frostburg to Cumberland and Westernport schedule data
Timetable notes list hourly cars from Frostburg to Cumberland and Westernport with stops at Eckhart Clarysville Red Hill Longs Narrows Park and Baltimore street Cumberland. It also shows reverse and Lonaconing connections and a Frostburg centric network with day limits. J E Taylor Superintendent signs off.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Narrows
Long’s
Aryaville
Arrgijing
Berland
Civer Tmgidieoe
Leafs
Westernport
Borden Shaft
Blakes
Midland
Lonaconing
Moscow
Barton
Reynolds
Franklin
Frostbury
Frost
J. E. Taylor
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Milan
Jacoby & Stahl
New York
Coats
Natszens
Hugo von Klicist
Alfred W. Bryce
Texas Frateriel Congress
Sarge
Palace of Transportation
Montessori
Schildren
Llegany
Katy Academy
Italy
Aca
Pre
Grane
Uris
Eriisemeng
tHaulig
R. Bendek
Cumbyland Laundry
Nie St. Phen
Fonn
Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland, Maryland
Passen
Pennsylvania
Piedmount
Vieimont
Asi
Loui Funer
Stein
Chapel
the Business of Life
Japanette
the Firing Line
The
Hting Chance
Thefrommen Law
Sn Paige
T Chambers
Raugh
As G Labrary
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