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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
4
The Cumberland Press delivers daily except Sunday from 109 Baltimore Street. Subscriptions cost 8 dollars per year in advance or 25 cents per month. Advertising rates are available on application and orders for delivery are accepted by telephone.
The piece credits President Wilson and the State Department for steering Germany away from a wider break with the United States. It argues the goal was to protect American lives at sea from submarine warfare while leaving property claims to postwar adjudication. It praises a prudent course over radical excess and highlights the value of civilized diplomacy.
The article notes a push by the government to develop a domestic dyestuff sector as an answer to German supplies disrupted by war. Two dyestuff chemists are hired to overcome shortages and boost U S manufacturers. The stance praises government aid to capitalists to form a national industry and reduce reliance on foreign dyes.
A miscellany item notes Dr. Hagerman and Rev. Snavely combining offices to treat body and soul in Coldwater Ohio. Hagerman enlarges his clinic while Snavely offers visiting care, funerals, weddings, and ministerial services for the needy.
The article traces labor history from ancient strikes led by Moses through Wat Tyler’s rebellion to the rise of the American Federation of Labor. It notes New York and Boston origins, the 1882 first local celebration, and the 1894 federal enactment making Labor Day a national holiday. It highlights parades, fundraising, and women’s role in labor, with figures like Matthew Maguire and Samuel Gompers shaping the movement.
A note indicates outcomes hinge on Republican primaries for several House of Delegates races, with candidates awaiting decisive votes and party leadership stance shaping the field.
Cumberland announces candidacy for the Maryland House of Delegates subject to Republican primary decisions and seeks Republican support.
A speaker declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination to the House of Delegates. The stated goal is to push for lower taxes at both state and county levels.
A local figure states they will not seek the Republican primary seat and asks voters for support. The declaration notes no candidacy for a member position and emphasizes seeking public backing.
A call went out urging all Republicans to back a united effort within the party. The appeal stressed concerted backing across factions to advance shared objectives and electoral goals.
A witty reflection warns against judging by appearances noting peroxide use and lightheadedness in girls, and that a man in black nail polish does not always signal mourning, urging readers to look beyond outward signs.
A county surveyor candidate urges Allegany County voters to support him in the Republican primaries. He appeals to GOP voters to back his bid and earn their votes in the upcoming decision.
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