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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1914

Page

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Crown Prince's Army Defeated on Meuse Front

Paris reports that the center of the Crown Prince's German army failed to break French lines between Verdun and Toul and was repulsed. Berlin and London dispatches note retreat possibilities toward Luxembourg and shifting allied counteractions along the Meuse and Aisne. Russians claim victories in East Prussia as other fronts see movement.

Paris Meuse Verdun Toul Tyron Grand Duchy of Luxemberg Belgium von Kluk Aisne Rheims Argonne War Office Maubeuge Berlin Forest of Petrograd Rennenkaupf East Prussia Koenigsberg Goldapp London Government Sir John French France Vance Mons

Expeditious Parcel Post Thanks Lewis

Mrs. William C. Thompson of North Center street mailed three dozen large tomatoes to Mrs. Albert A. Marshall in Baltimore by parcel post paying 21 cents. Mrs. Marshall thanked her by letter the next day and Mr. Thompson wrote Congressman David J. Lewis praising the parcel post service.

William C. Thompson North Center Street Albert A. Marshall East Lafayette Avenue Baltimore Thompson Marshall David J. Lewis Parcel Post

Freight collision injures crew near Chewsville Station

An eastbound freight train led by Conductor G T Lynch and Engine man W Spigler collided head on with westbound freight 301 near Chewsville Station on the Western Maryland Railway. The crews escaped by jumping and sustained severe bruising. a box car was pushed onto the line and both locomotives were badly damaged.

G. T. Lynch W. Spigler J. W. Havermill R. R. Slumpfer Western Maryland Railway Chewsville Station

Train plunges into water reported among dead

Frisco Texas Limited westbound from St Louis plunged off a washed trestle into Goodwin Hollow near Lebanon Missouri. About 40 reported drowned five killed outright many women and children among the victims. Fireman drowned engineer saved. A special train to scene, death toll initially reported as at least 290 by a telephoned report.

ST. Louis Frisco Texas Points Goodwin Hollow Lebanon Missouri Henry Wagner Elizabeth Rostetter Alliance Texas Limited Springfield E. D. Levy Marshfield Newburg

Maryland Workmen's Comp Board Members Visit New York and Massachusetts

Secretary Hill reports the Workmen's Compensation Board delegation led by Chairman John B. Hanna and Commissioners Charles Wagaman and James Higgins toured New York and Massachusetts to study how their systems operate. New York pursues a strong State insurance fund to curb casualty rates, using Harvard’s Professor Baldwin to run a network of agencies. Maryland weighs whether to adopt a State fund as a negative option against private and mutual insurers or as a positive competitor while considering policy questions.

John B. Hanna Charles D. Wagaman James Higgins Workmen's Compensation Board Baltimore New York Massachusetts Hill Maryland Baldwin Harvard

Objection Filed Over Trolley Ticket Rate Increase

A 1914 Frostburg meeting in Allegany County filed objections to Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway’s plan to raise trolley tickets from $4.00 per hundred to 20 tickets for zero dollars. The group urged revaluation of the railway and possible rate reductions, requesting the hearing be held in Allegany County. George Strern J Milton Patterson T A K a signed the filing.

Burg Cumberland and Westernport Electric Railway Company Public Service Commission of Maryland Allegany County Frostburg Cumberland and Westernport Railway Company George Strern J. Milton Patterson

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