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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1914

Page

8

Young farmer beaten at Big Spring dance

Daniel Holland Jr., 27, a farmer near Indian Springs, was stabbed and battered at a dance in Big Spring. He received a six inch knife wound, his ear torn off, and facial injuries. Stevens brothers and a third man allegedly joined the assault. warrants may be issued. Holland was treated at Clearspring and returned home.

Daniel Holland, Jr Indian Springs Big Spring Sen Holland Michael Stevens Tern Maryland Railway Hagerstown Stevens Clarence McCoy's Ferry William Franklin County Pennsylvania Clearspring Charles T. Mason

Claim Tractions Do Not Injure Roads In Frederick County Case

Twenty witnesses for the defense testified in the State Roads Commission versus threshing machine owners over a new act banning threshing machines with treads on state roads. Additional witnesses will follow before the defense presents about a dozen owners. The case probes whether machines harm roads as charged. Downey of the Maryland State Road Commission testified.

State Roads Commission Frederick County T. Downey Maryland State Road Commission

Business Improve Regions Hint at Coal Fueled Growth

Patrick Cain of the Western Maryland Railway reports in Martinsburg that mountain West Virginia districts spanning over a hundred miles show slow but steady business gains driven largely by coal demand. He expects further improvement as freight traffic on the line resumes with safety gains. Penrose to address Jr 0 J A M convention in Scranton noting his candidacy for another Senate term.

Patrick Cain Western Maryland Railway Martinsburg Peter W. Reherd Coal & Tron H Railroad Company West Virginia

Hager Fined for Connecting Property to City Sewer

Walter Hager was fined $20 by City Magistrate J W Heck for connecting his property at 8 and Flat street to the city sewer without a permit. The warrant for his arrest and trial was issued by Health Officer Max Col.

Walter Hager J. W. Heck Hager Max Col

Cumberland Press Personal Notices Request News Items

Patrons and friends are asked to telephone personals and any news items to the Cumberland Press. The editor invites any matter of interest for publication and thanks readers for their contributions.

The Cumberland Press

Numerous residents return from travels and visits

Mrs. W. 8. Harig returns from the Eastern Shore and Virginia while Mrs. Frank M. Crane arrives from New Jersey to visit her parents in Bedford. Miss Georgia Lanner visits Denings Mills after Baltimore and Miss Mabel Harrison stays with her sister in Brunswick. Several others travel to Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Akron and Morgantown while John W. Kelly Jr. leaves for Atlantic City and Niagara Falls.

W. 8. Harig North Liberty Street Eastern Shore Maryland Virginia Frank M. Crane West Collinswood N. J Frank Muskegon Mich James Grant Bedford St Georgia Lanner Baltimore Denings Mills Mabel Harrison Brunswick Susan A. Darrow la Fayette Indiana Bertha Darrow Independence Street Eugenia Larned Cumberland Frederick City Hospital Frederick Post W. C. Montignant Frank Stein Edith Stein Joseph Ryland Fannie Stein Philadelphia Myrtle Caroline White Huntingdon Paul Ritter South Lee Street W. G. Krause Hattie S. Kontner Geo. F. Herpich Fairview Avenue Pittsburgh Elsie Wilhelm North Centre Street T. W. Stingley Thomas F. Meyers Lance LeRoy Ridgeley Lon Jones West Elizabeth Somerville Harrson Street J. Wesley P Somerville Altamont Terrace Akron Ohio John W. Kelly, Jr B. and O. Railroad Kelly Atlantic Buffalo Niagara Falls J. Wilson Dodd Green Street Elkins Harry Hinkley Clarksburg W. Va Ord Hinkley Paca Street C. A DeKalb Portsmouth W. EF. Judy Goethesreet Margaret E. Morris Morgantown

Acorn Pool and Lots Winter Reopen Noted

Fragmentary text notes winter reopening for the Acorn Pool and adjacent lots. Mentions courteous service and first class tab and references to billiard par and S Pder Brothers with unreadable details.

Violinist Fritz Kreisler Reported Killed Near Lemberg

Reports from Vienna claim Fritz Kreisler the world renowned violinist has been killed in the fighting near Lemberg Galicia captured by Russians. Kreisler an Austrian reservist served with a regiment facing Russian cossacks in the assault on the city.

London Vienna Fritz Kreisler Lemberg Galicia Lembes

Wright Selected as Socialist Nominee in Sixth District

At a Socialist conference in Hagerstown office of Sylvester W. Young H. Clifford Young of Brunswick was chosen as the Socialist nominee for Congress in the Sixth district replacing Ross W. Ayers of Cumberland who had been nominated weeks earlier. Wright served as secretary of the convention that nominated Ayers.

Sylvester W. Young Hagerstown H. Clifford Young Brunswick Congress Ross W. Ayers Cumberland Wright Ayers

Society Notes: Two Shepherdstown Weddings Planned

Invitations are out for Miss Rose Eleanor Snyder daughter of Harry L Snyder publisher of the Shepherdstown register and Charles Franklin Lyne near Shepherdstown to be married October 1 at St Peters Lutheran Church Shepherdstown. Engagement announced for Miss Florence Licklider to Raymond E Ward of Elkins with a Shepherdstown wedding October 7.

Rose Eleanor Snyder Harry L. Snyder Shepherdstown Edward T. Licklider W. Va Florence Licklider Raymond E. Ward Elkins

Petersburg contracts awarded for standpipe and utilities

At a Petersburg West Virginia Town Council meeting the contract for erecting a standpipe was awarded to the R. D. Cole Manufacturing Company of Newnan Georgia and the water and sewerage contract went to F. C. Bartley & Co. of Cumberland Work will start immediately.

Petersburg W. Va R. D. Cole Manufacturing Company Mewnan F. C. Bartley & Co Cumberland

boy shipped by parcel post from Highview to Virginia

A 6 year old boy, George Larick, was accepted by parcel post at Highview near Romney and delivered to an address in Virginia. The 50 cent postage and a special delivery stamp were used. The postmaster allegedly did not know that mailing human bodies is illegal.

Highview Romney George Larick Virginia

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