Beggs Sues Amick For 10000 Over Auto Accident
Mrs. John Beggs of Narrows Park sues Vera Amick for 10000 damages claiming injuries from a March 26 automobile collision on the National pike near Braddock distillery. Amick, daughter of Arthur H. Amick, is charged with driving without a license excessive speed not sounding horn and failing to assist the injured woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beggs
Narrows Park
J. Philip Roman
Vera Amick
Arthur H. Amick
Miss Amick
Glass factories to begin Friday in Clarksburg area
Lafar te and Peerless window glass plants, the only hand plants here, will start some operations Friday at midnight and employ about 110 men. Adams ton window glass workers who expected to work Friday will go to Oklahoma after a factory fire at Adamston Saturday morning. The Tuna and West Fork companies are installing machines and will be out of operation for a time.
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Clarksburg
Adams Tonndow Glass
Oklama
Adamston
Tuna
West
Conductor McDonald Stricken On Duty In Harpers Ferry Incident
Martinsburg conductor George A. McDonald of the B and O line between Cumberland and Baltimore suffered a stroke at Harpers Ferry last Monday night. He collapsed on the bridge, knocked off his cap and lantern, and after guiding the train to stop, remained unconscious with right side paralysis, later taken to City Hospital Martinsburg in critical condition.
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George A. McDonald
Martinsburg
Cumberland
Baltimore
City Hospital
Harpers Ferry
Mr. McDonald
Baltimore Express
Weverton
Hanover Street Well to Be Finally Closed
The Hanover street well near Centre will be permanently closed after repeated disputes with residents and health officials. Tests under Dr Harrington showed impure water, and after resistance the new Health Officer Max Colton ordered closure again. A water sample sent to the State Board of Health was returned as bad, ending the controversy.
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Hanover Street
Centre
Health Department
Francis E. Harrington
Max J Colton
Evitt’s Creek
State Board of Health
Midonvine Becomes Bride of Mr Kamens
Benjamin Kamens and Miss Ida Kline were married at 6 pm yesterday at the bride's home 23 Cumberland street by Rabbi M Baron. Over fifty guests attended with a dinner and dance to follow. The bride wore white satin with chantilly lace and orange blossoms. The couple left for New York on the Duquesne for a several week absence. Notable relatives from Pittsburg included H Kamens Alfred Isadore Fred Kamens Elizabeth Kamens Mrs S Reichart and family and A kh Glick. George Beneman of Washington, D C also attended.
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Benjamin Kamens
Idaline Kline
S. E. Kline
Cumberland Street
M. Baron
Miss Kline
Fannye R. Kline
Alfred F. Kamens
Rroom
Mendelsohn
William Cramer
Mrs. Kamens
Duquesne
New York
Kamens
Two Brothers
Baltimore Street
H. Kamens
Alfred
Isadore
Fred Kamens
Elizabeth Kamens
S. Reichart
A. Kh. Glick
Pittsburg
George Beneman
Washington, D. C
De Oro May Keep Trophy In Three Cushions Match
Fredo de Oro would gain personal ownership of the three cushion championship trophy if he defeats George W. Moore in New York. The match runs tonight tomorrow and Friday, with the trophy donated by Johan W. Lambert of St. Louis to establish a professional title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Hueston
de Oro
Fred” Eames
Joe” Carney
Horgan
Doll & Richards Gallery Opens Student Art Exhibition
Boston, Oct 28. Doll and Richards open a student art exhibition to showcase work by younger artists from local schools. The three week event aims to improve public presentation of student pieces and hopes to become an annual affair.
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Boston
Mass
Doll & Richards
Confederate veterans gather for Florida reunion in Lakeland
Lakeland, Oct 28. Confederate veterans from all Florida camps convene for the annual three day reunion in the city. Delegation methods remain unchanged, but rising deaths among camps reflect a shrinking membership as the gathering proceeds.
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Lakeland
Fla
Florida
Reading Friday's Press Promised for Gold Lovers
Warning to readers about Friday's issue of The Press with emphasis on a lure to gold and a straightforward statement of intent. The fragment hints at a promotional note and a cautionary line about who should read the edition.
1915 Cadillac Car Creates Sensation in Cities
Remarkable reports from cities receiving the new Eight Cylinder Cadillac showrooms crowded and crowds storming doors as buyers flock to see and purchase the vehicle. Dealers describe intense interest, with long lines and demonstrations of the car's power and cylinder size driving strong sales prospects.
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Cadillac
Winter Snow Delays Trains Into Cumberland
Snow covered the Davis and Thomas area in West Virginia and the Western Maryland Railway high points. Trains from the west arriving at Cumberland were delayed by about 20 degree cold and snow.
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Davis and
Thomas
W. Va
Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland
To Go On A Three Months Hunt Begins Friday
One of the biggest hunts that ever started near berland and its surrounding towns will leave Friday to be gone three months. Be sure to get next Friday's Press when full particulars will appear detailing expedition from Cum-
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Berland
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J. Gross & Co
Mrs. Beggs
McDonald
MAZDA
Mazda Fe
Union Street
Edison Electric Ill. Co
Cumberland, MD
Midonvine
MR. Kamens
Viavi
Cadillac Gar
Raffic
Loig
Maryland
Peopeps
Third Nations Bank
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Ane
Shirex& Hawkins
Stelf
Sy Nonce
Windsor Hotel
Habig Brothers
N. Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
F. F. Lockenott
Osteopath & Chiropractor
North O
Consulta
John D. Wolford
Erty ST
Borden
Sho
Ren
Cumberland Store
Col
Baltimore & Liberty Sts
THE
Agency For Service
Cyril B. Geare
Server & Geare
Columbia
Victor Records
SKS
Baltimore St
Wiesel
Cumberland, Maryland
fTrans
Atlantic Steamship Agency
Filurshutz
North Centre Street
Desales Glick
Balto, St
Oneson
EN & Zhilman
Third National Bank
Evening Press
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