Week's Big Record Cumberland Births and Deaths
The Cumberland week ending September 11 reports 29 births and 7 deaths. Births include James J and Margaret Henley male. Clarence BE and Ada Rosenmarkie male. several others with names and spouses listed. Deaths include Anna Eschenbacher aged 74, John Johnson 10 months, John Noo aged 86, Fred Welland 61, and Marty Coughenour 1 year, plus others with ages and dates in early September.
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Ital Statistics of
Cumberland
James J
Margaret Henley
Clarence BE
Ada Rosenmarkie
Clarence
May Bone
John J
Nora Baker
Dominoni
Antoniore Perritte
Harry T
Patella Daugherty
Thornton Jm
Margaret A. Poole
Www. B
Eva Stoughton
Haul
Gertrude Hener
John
Anna Welsh
Chas
Nora Oster
George
Loretta Windermuth
Judase T
Bernette Harrison
Jesse OO
Emma G. Page
Alexander
Lara Buchanan
Charles
Sarah Rice
Jas. F
Marguerite M. Birmingham
Henry
Clara Grabenstein
Albert
Julia Wheeler
Leroy
Julia Johnson
Henry W
Mary E. Weaver
Henry A
Daisy Spies
J. Harry
Phoebe M. Lehman
Chas, G
Estella Middleton
Frederick G
Catherine Smith
M. Eschenbacher
John J. Johnson
John Noo
Fred Welland
Marty A. Cougheno Ir
George M. Perdew
Carlhilip Fisher
Germans Tie Up War Orders In City Court
The salt of the exporting firm Spiro Bayart and De Caunse sues Baumann McWhirter Chemical Company in New York City court claiming the German Government tied up a fifty ton order for ecarbolic acid crystals meant for France. The complainant seeks $2,000 in commissions for arranging the contract.
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New York
Spiro, Bayart and de Caunse
Baumann, McWhirter Chemical Company
Southwest railway workers to form permanent union in Fort Worth
A permanent organization to include all railway employees of the Southwest will be formed at a meeting in Fort Worth this week. The union will chiefly serve workers based in Fort Worth but will span from New Orleans to Topeka, uniting crews who run out of the city.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Southwest
New Orleans
Topeka
Democrats Seek National Convention in Milwaukee During State Fair
Wisconsin Democrats meeting during the State fair in Milwaukee will discuss ways to bring the national Democratic convention to the city. The conference opens as the fair starts and will cover party strategy and hosting plans.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Boy Bitten by Two Dogs on Cumberland Street
Fourteen year old George Kline, son of S. E. and Mrs. Kline, of Cumberland Street, was bitten in the leg by two dogs Saturday evening while walking down Walnut alley.
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George Kline
S. E. Kline
Cumberland Street
Walnut Alley
Rememberton at Chicago 4g Convention Ad Boosts Weller
Political advertisement endorses Weller and Ises with claims of Rememberton’s actions at the Chicago 4g Convention to sway voters.
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Rememberton
Chicago
Weller
Ises
Walsh Declares Campaign Over and Seeks Nomination
W C Walsh thanks supporters and pledges a clean vigorous campaign as he seeks the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney. He reflects on experiences, praises fellow Democrats in the county, and emphasizes openness and progressiveness in his record. Political advertisement.
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William Walsh
Authority of Richard H. Arnold Declares Publication
Published by authority of Richard H. Arnold, political agent, sanctioning official action and public notice under his authority. The record states the reach of the agent’s mandate and the formal proclamation to the public.
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Richard H. Arnold
McFarland Seeks Allegany Sheriff Nomination in Campaign Push
Peter C. McFarland, Lonaconing native and Republican candidate, canvasses Allegany County voters ahead of next Tuesday’s election. A former United Mine Workers official, post office assistant, and Knights of Pythias state official, he emphasizes long party service and local leadership. Political Advertisement.
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Peter C. McFarland
Allegany County
Mr. McFarland
Lonaconing
United Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Ind
Good Will Fire Company
State Volunteer Fireman's Association
Knights of Pythias
McFarland
Pan American Road Congress Opens in Oakland
The Pan American Road Congress opens in Oakland with invitations from the American Road Builders Association and others. Attendees include members from the American Highway Association the Pacific Highway Association and the Tri-State Good Roads Association as part of a historic gathering in California.
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Oakland
Cal
America
Pan-American Road Congress
American Road Builders’ Association
The
American Highway Association
Pacific Highway Asociation
Tri- State Good Roads Association
Prohibition Push Seen for District of Columbia Day Fight
A Washington prohibition drive gains momentum as Senators Martin and Swanson back a DC ban. Dinwiddie expects a district bill passing by a simple vote, while nationwide prohibition needs two thirds. Dry forces anticipate swift action with major clubs and liquor interests facing closure risk.
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Ictory
Sam
Martin
Swanson
Virginia
District of Columbia
E. C. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League of America
Congress
Dinwiddie
House
Sv On
Hoke
Georgia
Smith
Drys
Prohibition
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Good Roads Convention Draws Delegates Nationwide
Washington, Oregon and California lead a congress drawing thousands of delegates. Pan American participants from Canada and Central and South American republics attend. The main issue is financing road-building programs through bonds or direct taxes, bond terms, sinking funds and retirements. Governor Charles W. Gates of Vermont chairs the executive committee with Maj. W. W. Crosby, James H. McDonald, J. F. Pennypacker, and E. L. Powers among the members.
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Washington
Oregon
California
Congress
Charles W. Gates
Vermont
Maj. W. W. Crosby
Maryland
James H. McDonald
Connecticut
J. FE. Pennypacker
United States Office of Public Roads
E. L Powers
Good Roads
Evading Crowd, Whoney Found Amid Political Ad Advertisement
A brief notice reports a person named Whoney found after evading a crowd during a political advertisement event. No further details on location or actions provided.
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Annan
Joseph M Brady Seeks Allegany Road Director Nomination
Political advertisement by Joseph M Brady appealing to Democratic voters in Allegany County for the road director nomination. He pledges to dedicate his energies to county administration and cites experience in road building in Allegany and other counties. He asks for support next Tuesday.
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Allegany
Joseph M. Brady
Heintz Wins Potomac Club Championship in Tennis Finals
Pr K P Heintz defeated George Henderson 6 1 8 6 6 0 to claim the Potomac Club closed tournament title. Doubles matchups set Anderson and Wilson to face Boyd and Craig, winner to meet Heintz and Iliams. Postponed consolidation matches J S McCauley versus J T Boyd to be played today.
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Pr. K. P
Be Sure and Vote for Frederisk Perry This County
A brief election notice urges voters to support Frederisk Perry in the upcoming county race. The item emphasizes the candidate and location without additional context or dates.
Hervey W Shuck Seeks Register of Wills Nomination
A candidate for Register of Wills in Allegany County requests support for the Republican primaries in 1915. He notes prior service as Deputy Register and his father’s vacancy, asks personal friends to aid in securing votes and urges voters to consider his qualifications and readiness to assume duties.
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Allegany County
State Central Committee
Hervey W. Shuck
Dea
Regi
Fitnes
Angus Ireland Declares Candidacy for Register of Wills
Angus Ireland, long time Allegany county commissioner, announces his candidacy for Register of Wills. A lifelong Republican born and raised in the county, he is 43 and praised for faithful service and an engaging, nonpartisan image. Primary election set for September 14.
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Dacy
Register of Wills
S Ireland
Offi
Cial
Allegany
Angus Ireland
Ireland
Fragmentary Evening Schedule Note
A fragment from a local schedule notes evening hours from seven to nine p m with no additional context or events specified.
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George W. Tax
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Kiiesel
Baltimore St. Cumberland, MD
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