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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1915

Page

8

Belittling Germany Foolish, Italian Press Says

A Milan Corriere della Sera note cited by Kreuz Zeitung praises Germany for resilience and economic mobilization rather than army might. It argues true defense requires national self sufficiency in agriculture and industry to withstand war. A Bataille Syndicaliste remark counters claims of German exhaustion.

Berlin Germany Italy Kreuz Zeitung Milan Bataille Syndicaliste

Plans for Better Health Conditions Begin in Two Counties

Dr. R. H. Riley deputy State health officer returned from Garrett and Allegany counties where he urged local registrars to report birth and death violations. He aims to establish culture stations for physicians and discussed school disease regulations with county officials. Garrett physicians praised Cumberland laboratory for detecting infectious diseases in the first sanitary district, saving trips to Baltimore.

R. H. Riley Garrett Allegany Riley Garrett County Cumberland Baltimore

Trades Day for Cumberland Fair Week Excursion Planned

The Chamber of Commerce secretary arranged with George W. Squiggins of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to run an excursion from South Branch Valley on September 29 for Cumberland Fair and Trades Day. The train departs Petersburg at 7:00 a.m. and arrives Cumberland at 10:50 a.m. Return leaves Cumberland at 5:50 p.m. Round trip fare from Petersburg is 2 dollars 80 cents with proportionate fares from intermediate points. The railroad will advertise special rates within seventy five miles of Cumberland.

Chamber of Commerce George W. Squiggins Baltimore and Ohio Railroad South Branch Valley Cumberland Fair and Trades Petersburg Cumberland

Notable Eightieth Michigan Conference Session Opens

Hastings Mich Sept 7 The eightieth annual Michigan M E conference meets with large attendance Bishop Burt of Buffalo presiding over sessions beginning tomorrow Noted speakers include former Vice President Fairbanks Bishop Henderson of Chattanooga Grose DePauw University and President Dickie of Albion College all set to address the gathering.

Hastings Mich Michigan M. E Burt Buffalo Notabe Fairbanks Henderson Chattanooga Grose DePauw University Dickie Albion College

Trade Press Associations Meet in Philadelphia

More than 500 publishers editors and advertising men gather in Philadelphia for the tenth annual Federation of Trade Press Associations convention. The three day event aims to foster cooperation among trade press groups and publishers of trade class and technical papers.

Philadelphia Federation of Trade Press Associations

Law Regulates Charity Soliciting in Michigan

A new Michigan law effective today requires all charity solicitors to obtain a certificate or license from the Secretary of State. The license will be issued only after a thorough investigation, aiming to end fake charity schemes that levy large annual tributes on the community.

Lansing Mich Michigan

Divorce suit seeks decree against non resident husband

Order of publication in Allegany Circuit Court directs Paul W. Cox to appear by Oct 16 1915 to show cause why a decree of divorce from Avinculo Matrimony should not be granted. The case notes marriage in Cumberland September 28 1912 desertion June 28 1914 adultery claims and no children. Publication runs weekly for four weeks before Sept 29 1915.

Allegany County Alice Cox Paul W. Cox Sen Gagan Cumberland Reland Ohio Maryn Ill Maryland Board of Supervisors of Elections Aliaweane Geo. L. Broadrup Pres

Allegany County Teachers Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Allegany County Teachers Association held its annual meeting after the county institute. Elected officers include President Mary J. Rank Frostburg and Vice President Isabel Ireland Cumberland, with Bridget A. Noone Cumberland as secretary and Nellie Powell Frostburg as assistant secretary. A legislative committee comprises Oliver H. Bruce Westernport Patrick O Rourke Frostburg and Margaret Miller Cumberland. The group urged cooperation with nearby counties to gain higher public school funding from the Legislature.

Allegany County Teachers’ Association County Institute Mary J. Rank Frostburg Isabel Ireland Cumberland Bridget A. Noone Nellie Powell Orble B. Boughton Oliver H. Bruce Westernport Patrick O'Rourke Margaret Miller

Elkins Board Names W. W. Trent School Superintendent

The Elkins Board of Education selects W. W. Trent to replace O. G. Wilson as superintendent. Trent previously led Ronceverte schools and assumes duties in Elkins, West Virginia.

Elkins W. Va Board of Education of W. W. Trent Ronceverte Schools O. G. Wilson

Divorce Suit in Allegany County Court

Annie McIntyre sues John McIntyre for divorce on grounds of cruelty and separation. Married in Lonaconing on December 15, 1876, they lived in Allegany County, Maryland, with no support from the defendant for years. Notice posted in Allegany county newspapers required appearance by October 13, 1915. court clerk L Lloyd L Shaffer authenticates.

Circuit Court Allegany County Annie McIintyre John McIntyre Lonaconing Maryland Ams Terrasani Pennsylvania Allany County

One Divorce Sought and Granted in Local Court

Mrs. Alice Cox seeks absolute divorce from Paul W. Cox, married Cumberland September 23, 1912, separated June 1914. Mrs. Genevia Haines granted absolute divorce from Frederick Hainer, Blaine West Virginia marriage April 1, 1913, desertion in Baltimore October 1918, name restored as Genevia R. Deremer. Urner G. Carl attorney for Mrs. Haines.

Alice Cox Arner G. Carl Sait Circuit Paul W. Cox Cumberland Genevia Haines Frederick Hainer Blaine W. Va Baltimore

Real Estate Transfers in Allegany County

Michael Humbird Long James C Cunningham and Sallie L Cunningham transfer a tract of land to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in Allegany County for 75 dollars. Susan T Brill transfers 19 acres in Allegany County to John W Siebert for 10 dollars. Howard Buchanan and others transfer 4 acres in Allegany County to James H Golden and wife for 10 dollars.

Michael Humbird Long James C. Cunningham Sallie L. Cunningham Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Allegany County Susan T. Brill John W. Siebert Howard Buchanan James H. Golden

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