War Bulletins From Fronts Across Europe Sept 14
The British and German reports reveal ongoing operations around Verdun Paris and the Marne with Crown Prince forces pushing toward strategic points. London notes a stalled Irish amnesty bill and postwar Tim e Rule measures, while Tsung Tao soldiers face a typhus outbreak.
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London
Sir John French
War Department
France
Mons
Ory
Sedan
French
Paris
Sir John
Germany
Berlin
Verdun
Marne
Nanteuil
Admiralty
Tsing Tao
Evangelical Conference Appointments Announced
The sixty second annual Pittsburg Conference session ended with Rev M B McLaughlin reassigned to Paradise Pa for a five year term. Rev J F Walters will replace him at Bethel and Calvary churches. Bishop William Horn listed district appointments including J E Walters Meyersdale A G Meade Berkeley Springs J L Smith Connellsville W F Conley Johnstown L E Haviland Garfield Street W M Peffer Indiana Blairsville R C Miller L B Hawvermale Marchand H H Faust Paradise M B McLaughlin A F Richards Preston C W Shields Venango A W Bender Westover L B Wissenger Worthville J O Bishop. Cambria Dorristown Fossilville to be supplied. The sole ordained minister was A W Bender of Ellenton Pa.
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Pittsburg
The
Evangelical Association
M. B. McLaughlin
Bethel
Calvary
Paradise
J. F. Walters
Schuykill College
McLaughlin
Calvary Churches
William Horn
Cumberland
J. E. Walters
Meyersdale
A. G. Meade
Berkeley
Alleged Murderer Filler Escapes After Beating Troopers
Harry Filler, held in Cleveland on the Greensburg road killing of Jacob Blank, broke from state troopers Fred Aimes and H W Moore, shattered handcuffs, and felled the officers. Blank, owner of an auto bus line, was struck with an iron bolt and robbed of fifty dollars on August 28. he died at Westmoreland Hospital.
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Greensburg
Harry Co. Filler
Cleveland
Jacob K. Blank
This County
Fred Aimes
HW. G. Moore
Willer
Filler
Blank
Westmoreland Hospital
First Day of School Opens Countywide for 1914 15
Hundreds of children head to public schools as sessions run from nine until noon and afternoon assignments begin at 1:30. Officials anticipate a large enrollment rise across the county, with St. Peter and Paul's parochial school moving to improved quarters in a new home.
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St. Peter and Paul's Parochial School
Westernport man courted for deputy internal revenue post
Fuller Barnard of Westernport is reportedly offered the deputy collector of internal revenue for Allegany and Garrett counties by Collector Joshua W. Miles. He may accept after consulting Senator Lee who endorsed him. Howard M. Fuller has also been offered the stamp deputyship. Many applicants sought the two posts.
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Fuller Barnard
Westernnort
Internal Revenue
Allegany
Garrett
Joshua W. Miles
Barnard
Washington
United States
Lee
Cumberland Press
Howard M. Fuller
Reynolds injunction stands in way of railway shipments in Va
Benjamin A. Richmond for the Western Maryland Railway Company filed an answer in U S District Court to the James Clark Distilling Co bill. The answer admits most allegations but says the railway cannot haul intoxicating liquors due to Judge Reynolds injunction. American Express plans to answer soon.
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Benjamin A. Richmond
Western Maryland Railway Company
United States District Court
James Clark Distilling Co
Julie Reynolds
Keyser
American Express
Grant, Mineral
Tucker Counties
Reynold
United States
Reynolds
American Express Empany
Anderson Qa rates Before City Council
George Anderson the colored transferman addressed the City Council to explain a $31.98 bill for damages to a trunk hauled on Green street. He described the mishap as the wagon fell over an embankment near the Run and spoke in a lively, rambling style. The mayor said the matter would be considered.
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George Anderson
F. Brooke Whiting
Green Street
George
Com. Eyerman
Washington Street
Com. Schriver
Water and Light Commissioner
E. Lee Shaw
Com. Fichelberger
J. E. Perrin
Frederick Perry
Sulphar Run
Koon
Alex McFerran
Emily MecFerran
Com. Hummelshime
J. W. Ruppert
Tightman Street
Williams
Clothing for Cumberland’s poor children appeal
The Associated Charities appeals to Cumberland residents for clothing. Send suits coats vests trousers and girls wear to aid children unable to attend school due to lack of proper clothing. Any donation helps, even small offerings.
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Associated Charities
Cumberland
Wenrick Divorce Suit Dismissed After Settlement
An adjustment between Charles E. Wenrick and Laura N. Wenrick, aided by Sau Praeger and Fuller Barnard Jr., has led Mrs. Wenrick to withdraw her bill and the divorce action to be dismissed.
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Charles E. Wenrick
Laura N. Wenrick
Sau Praeger
Fuller Barnard, Jr
Charles KB
Wenrick
Arch A. Young
Mrs. Wenrick
DeHaven and Mitchell Wed at Kingsley M E Church
Chester DeHaven and Miss Daisy Lillian Mitchell, both of this city, married at 10:30 last night at the parsonage of Kingsley M E church on Williams Street by Rev. David G. Pile. The groom works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They left at midnight for a honeymoon in Canada.
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DeHaven—Mitchell
Chester DeHaven
Daisy Lillian Mitchell
Kingsley M. E. Church
Williams Street
David G. Pile
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Canada
Editor seeks personals and news tips for Cumberland Press
Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and other news items to the Cumberland Press. Any matter of interest will be greatly appreciated by the editor.
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Cumberland Press
Travelers Return From Philadelphia Potteville Tours
A long list of residents report return trips from Philadelphia Potteville and other cities with notes on relatives visits journeys to Baltimore Martinsburg New York and Richmond Several are headed to Oberlin College Carnegie Tech Sunnytown and Frostburg while others plan stops in Atlantic City and Cumberland Local figures include Miss Mary L Geary Miss Margaret Geary Frank H Kienhoefer Mrs Jennie Webb and Attorney David A Robb among many others.
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Mary L. Geary
Green Street
Philadelphia
Potteville
Margaret Geary
Prank W. Maurey
North Mechanic Street
Baltimore
John W. Snyder
Pennsylvania Hotel
Meyersdale
Annk Kienhoefer
Pittsburg
Natrona
Frank H. Kienhoefer
D. H. Connor
Merril Brooks
C. E. Dilger
Natronala
Jennie Webb
Otis P. Hawkes
Brunswick
Fannie Hock
John Brantner
Martinsburg
John Lamb
Winchester
Rose M. Sweeney
Morgantown
Charles O. Roemer
Louise Nichols
Alice Fleming
Fairmont
New York City
Naples
Europe
Italy
New York
James P. Reardon
James P. Reardon, Jr
Frostburg
H. B. Colborn
Elizabeth Biesecker
Reardon
Susan Colborn
Sunnyside
Dudley Miller
Stephens City
Winchester Star
William Pearce
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
N. J
James C. Wise
Carnegie Technology School
Adelaide Spicer
David A. Robb
Joseph Glick
North Centre Street
Oberlin, O
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Goff Summerfield
Arlington Hotel
George Louis Eppler
J. William Hunt
John Bunny
M. J. West
Cumberland
Virginia
William Long
George H. Long
Herman, Pa
St. Fidelis College
Capuchin Fathers
C. Lee French
Ruth French
Richmond
Emory Creager
McMullen Bros
Bernetta Troll
Visitors and departures share a busy city day
A long list of residents and visitors travels from Pittsburg and Martinsburg to Washington and Baltimore. People including Mrs. Joseph Troll, Mrs. Mary J. Allen, Del Schloss, A. Martin, Elizabeth Harper, Melvin Peery, Genevieve Ryan, Kathleen Keating, and James Daily move between Martinsburg, Washington, Baltimore, and nearby towns, with several headed to Rock Hill South Carolina and Eden Hall Pennsylvania for studies or work.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Troll
Smallwood Street
William Birchard
Margaret Martz
Independence Street
Duquesne Limited
Melvin H. Peery
Martinsburg
W. Va
Duquesene
Genevieve Ryan
Dubuque
Iowa
James Clark
Frederick B. Howden
New Mexico
Emmanuel Church
John FE. Edwards
Kathleen D. Keating
Eden Hall
Philadelphia
Louraine Wintermyer
Western Maryland Hospital
N. H. Hess
Harry Franklin
S. H. Russler
Russler
James Daily
John L. McLaughlin
Baltimore
James A. Millholland
Cary B. Millholland
William, James and
Paul Millholland
Point of Wireds
N. Y
Arthur J. Hepburn
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Star
Madaline Walton
Connellsville
Frank Brookman
Race Street
Margaret Walton
Mary Bernard
Johnstown
Buffalo
Leslie Lashley
New York
A. Ray Mowbray
Vass
E. T. Mowbray
Pikesville
Yeterday
Chincoteague Island
Conductor Grimes Injured At Magnolia Collision
Conductor J. T. Grimes of Brunswick was badly bruised early today when squeezed between a light engine and buckled coal cars. He was taken to Allegany Hospital aboard train No. 11 with a favorable but painful condition.
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J. T. Grimes
Brunswick
Magnolia
Allegany Hospital
George Trost
Pittsburgh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wellersburg
Retail Liquor License Applications Filed in Allegany County
The following named persons filed for retail liquor licenses in Allegany County under Maryland law as amended. Applications, filed Sept 11 1914, invite remonstrances within 20 days. License sought for spirituous and fermented liquors at West Virginia Hotel 14 Bedford Street Cumberland. Owner of premises J Semmes Deveeman. Lloyd L. Shaffer, Clerk.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Legany Courty
Circuit Court
Ality
Allegany
B County
William T. Puckett
West Virginia
Bedford Street
Cumberland
Maryland
J. Semmes Deveeman
Italian Shoots Countryman Near Ridgeley West Virginia
Police search for Luigi Piccallo after he allegedly shot Francisco Lielie at the Western Maryland shops in Ridgeley. Lielie is hospitalized in critical condition. The report also notes Joshua Lewis injured by being struck by a BB freight train in Martinsburg bound for Allegany Hospital.
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Luigi Piccallo
Francisco Lielie
Western Maryland
Ridgeley
W. Va
Picello
Treille
Trelle
Joshua Lewis
Thomas Street
The
Allegany Honital
Martinsburg
Opening of Millinery at Millmavy Varioe on McMullen Broa
PASHON SHOW TOMORROW marks the Artemn Opening of the Millm avy Varioe at McMullen Broa. The fall season millinery display will feature the newest trimmed hats and autumn fashion from the second floor. The ladies department showcases fall garments by top designers, with 1914 weaves and vines in silk sections and other departments decorated for the season. All invited to view the display and learn about Autumn styles.
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Ros
Arcoods and Silk
Adv
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East Main Street
William A. Harrington
Robert Shuttleworth
Robert A. Haynes
A. B. Purvis
Bland Brannon
Clarksburg
John O'Donnell
Patrick O’donnell
Maryland Avenue
Gurley
St. Patrick’s School
Conductor Grimes
Lloyd L. Shaffer
Pashon
McMullen Broa
Pork Street
Columbia Street
Baltimore Street
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Citizens Garage
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Mra Brown
Virginia Ave
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