Stop Thief and Elevating a Husband at the Marland Theatre
The Maryland Theatre hosted Myrkle Harder productions with Stop Thief drawing large crowds and laughs. Elevating a Husband follows, a tale of a ten cent store promoter courting a refined woman amid comic complications. The page also notes a Cohan reminiscence and Maryland Theatre schedule with prices and a special train on C. & P. rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Theatre
Myrkle- Harder
Miss Myrkle
Mr. Bertin
Oday
New York
Election Returns in Final Tally Readout
R R Full releases update on election results with final readout and public display of totals as reported by the tage advertisement and official observers.
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R.R
Haines Bowling Team Defeats Oakland Bowlers in Cumberland
The Haines Bowling Team of Cumberland defeated the Oakland Bowlers of Frostburg on the Oakland alleys last night, taking two of three games in the match. The final score was not listed.
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Haines
Cumberland
Oakland
Frostburg
Moose Club
German Brewing Company
Footman
Dean Seen Ewer
Hong Kong Expels Enemies of England
Hong Kong legislative council passes an ordinance effective immediately to shut down foreign enemy businesses in the colony and require their liquidation. Liquidators will be appointed and buyers must show good faith. German firms operate as many as English firms in Hongkong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Legislative Council of
Great Britain
Cumberland
Paris
London
War Bomb Inventor Charged With Crime
Carlos Padilla, an inventor from Bogota, Colombia, accused by U S Secret Service of counterfeiting 100 peso notes to the tune of $250,000. He was arrested in New York after arriving to sell a plane bomb device to the U S government and pleaded not guilty with $2,500 bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlos Padilla
Bogota
Colombia
United States
United States Secret Service
Republic of Colombia
Job Printing Services by Union Printers Ad
Advertisement for The Cumberland Press offering Union Printers for job printing with guaranteed workmanship and right prices.
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Cummerland Press
Halloween Delights Echo Through The House In Joy
Youthful voices fill the house as laughter rings through halls and crackling chestnuts pop by the hearth. Apples bob and swing on threads while unseen sprites revel on Halloween in Boston.
Congressmans Sherley Says J S Forts Make Nation Safe
Louisville October 29 Representative Swager Sherley chairman of the House fortifications committee says the United States is well fortified except at two points where work is in progress. He discusses 17 inch German guns and plans at San Pedro California and the Chesapeake entrance as key coastal defenses and notes debate over minor rear defenses.
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Louisville
United States
Swager Sherley
Sherley
House
Kentucky
Belgium
San Pedro
California
Chesapeake
War College
General Staff
Ex-President Fallieres predicts France’s assured triumph
Paris dispatch quotes Armand Fallieres ex president saying war has just begun but France remains steadfast. He cites Russia Great Britain Belgium Servia and global moral support as reasons for ultimate victory and vows to fight to the last man if needed. He condemns Germany and declares France will endure.
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Paris
Armand Fallieres
France
France de Bordeaux
Havas
M. Fallieres
Belgium
Servia
Germany
Store Blown Up by Borib
Pittsburg reports a dynamite bomb destroyed Antonio Giulana's store at 27 Chatham Street. One woman injured Edith Steele passed by and was knocked unconscious. Police arrested three men amid suspicions of a blackhand outrage. Dr Gaetano Conti was in his office above the store.
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Pittsburg
Antonio Giulana
Chatham Street
Gaetano Conti
Edith Steele
Webster Avenue
Anna M
John D. Archbold
Inet
One Hundred and Seventy- Second Street
Archbold
Real Gold Theme Promises Friday Press Issue
A playful note urges readers to enjoy next Friday’s issue of The Press, promising real gold for lovers of fine writing and a warning to avoid reading if gold is not sought.
Matrimonial Devries Laney Nuptials at Bedford Street Home
William Devries married Miss Mildred Rebecca Laney at 11:30 am in a ceremony at the bride’s home 48 Bedford Street. Rev. Martin Luther Enders officiated with Elder Humbird as best man and Miss Margaret Laney as bridesmaid. The couple plan trips to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City after a pre nuptial supper at the Tea Room.
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William Devries
Mildred Rebecca Laney
Zack Laney
Bedford Street
Martin Luther Enders
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Humbird
Margaret Laney
Chevy Chase Academy
Laney
Virginia Millholland
Anna Millholland
John K
William D. Millholand
Grafton
W. Va
Millholand
Tea Room
South Centre Street
Eleventh German Building Association vs Jacob Summersmith et al
In the Circuit Court for Allegany County a written order dated October 28 1914 directs that the sales and reports be published in the City of Cumberland Maryland once a week until November 1914. The clerk confirms the order and provides publication details for the notice of sale.
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German Building Association
Jacob
Mersmith
Allegany
Cumberlan
Maryland
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Aioe
Geo. M. Cohan
Cohan Ea
Iain
Marland Theatre
Baldpate
Cohan
Harris
George M. Cohan
Daddy
Morris
England
Caroline Ticknor
Boston
J. S. Forts
Nation
Fallieres
Russia
Pelled
Borib
Globe Indemnity Company OF
Workmen’s Compensation Insurance
Boyd A. Reinhart
Otawa Andes Ihert Ans
Devries-Laney
Helfrich Evans
Charles S. Helfrich
Marian Zelottie Evans
E. E. Boose
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank A. Killman
George Helfrich
Myrtle Evans
Arch Street
Helfrich
Grand Avenue
der Nisi
Austin A. Wilson
YD L. Shaffer
Orp L. Shaffer
Clerk
Potomac Glassompany
Mrs. Kastner
Shriver Avenue
Henry Schaffer
Lyons
Velve Beaver
Hatters
Bing
Foy
Thilc
Dalley
S. & H. Green
L. Lazarus
Baltimore Street
Werla
Victor Records
Britis
Victrola Club
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Baltimore St
Cumberland, Md
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