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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1915

Page

4

Automobile Collision on Virginia Avenue Near Fifth Street

A crash at the corner of Virginia avenue and Fifth street involved Edgar Rice and passengers Philip Barton Delmar Workman and M M Rice in one car and Jerry Spring in another. No injuries reported though cars were damaged Albert Kalbaugh and companions, including a girl, were held up on Johnson's Heights and relieved of a small sum of money by older boys. the incident ended with the assailants scattering.

Edgar Rice Philip Barton Delmar Workman M. M. Rice Virginia Avenue Fifth Street Jerry Spring Mr. Rice Albert Kalbaugh G. K. Kalbaugh Grand Avenue Kenneth Willard Davis Johnson's Heights Davis

Arrest in Auto Dynamite Plot Shocks Cranesville WV

The first arrest in the Cranesville automobile dynamiting case that killed Charles Strawser a schoolteacher occurred Friday. Frank Atkinson a schoolteacher was taken into custody and jailed at Kingwood. Burns detectives had pursued the case and expect further arrests.

Cranesville W. Va Charles Strawser Frank Atkinson Charles Tates Strawser Teets Burns Atkinson Kingwood

Social Roundup Across Cumberland and Nearby Cities

Many residents and visitors are named in a broad Cumberland area social round-up. Mr and Mrs Howard M Fuller and family returned from Grace's Station. Several professionals from the Western Maryland Railway were noted visiting or returning from trips. Students and patients are listed with studies, hospitalizations, and travels to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington and beyond.

Howard M. Fuller Grace's M. T. Snyder Western Maryland Railway R. A. Patton Hlngerstown J. Bibb Mills Anti- Saloon League of Maryland Baltimore Rebecca Baird Washington Street Martha Kine Rawlings George Buzzard Leo Keller Paymasters Oldtown J. Homer van Sant Pryn Mawr Douglas Duvall Annapolis Eleanor C. B. Johnson Ferdinand Williams Panama John M. Streett Miles Streett John Streett Columbus Ohio Margaret Morrissey North Mechanic Street Central Hotel Johnstown E. B. Evans Shirley Romiser Goethe Street Cheyenne Wyo Frank Crew Mamie Hale Mary E. Hale Western Maryland Hospital Philadelphia Elsie Thayer Baltimore Avenue Ridgeley Thayer

Freight cars derailed west of Cedar Cliff on WM Railway

An east bound Western Maryland freight train loaded with coal and lumber for Port Covington derailed at Cedar Cliff when a coupler failed. Two cars demolished, lumber scattered, tracks torn up, traffic halted over two hours, no injuries, wreck train from Ridgeley cleared the site.

Western Maryland Railway Port Covington Cedar Cliff Elkins

Germans Aid Austrians on Servian Front

Berlin reports that German artillery has joined Austrian forces on the Servian border amid confirmation of a major drive through Servia. The official announcement ties Germany to the Allied advance and signals intensified military action in the region.

Berlin Servian Servia

Local W M Ry Reelmen Race Hagerstown Crew For 100

The Hagerstown Shop Fire Department won the reel race against Maryland Junction at the Western Maryland employee picnic in Hagerstown with a time of 45 15 seconds. Maryland Junction finished in 49 seconds. Local team members included W L McFarland captain and R J Ward among others. Negotiations for a $100 rematch in Hagerstown were begun by D M Carl, chief clerk. Over 200 locals attended, with Cumberland entrants in greased pole and a 100 yard dash. An injury occurred when carpenter John W Rudolph was struck on tracks, suffering leg and arm fractures.

Hagerstown Maryland Junction E. Keagle W. R. Baird R. J. Ward A. Speir L. F. Yeager J. Baker C. A. Phillip W. Hosman J. J. Coleman I. J. Birmingham William McQrorie A. Lehr D. M. Carl Eikins Elkins Aggleson Gilpin Cotter Ridgeley W. Martz W. T. Jenkins T. Seitz J. W. Kerns G. Gorman W. C. Krause R. L. Bobo M. W. Layman M. Bone E. Keogle Maryland

One American Killed in Battle with Seven Bandits

In Hidalgo and Cameron counties Mexicans clashed with citizens, Rangers, and three patrols. Lynn Fitzsimmons, a ranch employee near Armstrong, was killed after seven bandits attacked near Martins Ranch. Several Mexicans died in multiple clashes and fighting continued across the region with no confirmed further deaths in Brownsville river actions.

Galveston Tex Dona Friday Texas ‘Rangers Hidalgo Cameron Lynn Fitzsimmons Armstrong Fitzsimmons Martin

Property Not Sold as Bids Fall Short at Auction

The Himmler property of twelve building lots on North Mechanic Street was withdrawn due to insufficient bids. Auctioneer Charles C. Willison also sold one unimproved lot near Alleghany Grove from the John B. Waugh estate to Bradford L. Gibbs for 145 dollars. The improved eight room house opposite Narrows Park was withdrawn on a bid of 3 300 dollars.

Himmler Mechanic Street Himmler Brewery Charles C. Willison Allegany Grove John B. Waugh Bradford L. Gibbs Narrows Park

Lookenott Clinic Welcomes Healthy Newborn Boy

The home of Dr. Frederick F. Lookenott on North Centre Street reports a fine healthy boy born this morning. Mother and child are doing well.

Germany Sees Soft Pact Soon on Submarine Row

Berlin reports semi-officially that both the Hesperian and Orduna cases are settled and a U S Germany agreement over the Arabic will end the submarine controversy. Washington is expected to accept Germanys claim that the Hesperian was a mine victim.

Berlin United States Germany Washington

Marriages Highlight Local Notables In Detroit And Nearby

Miss Marion Marsh former Alleghany County High School domestic science teacher wed Robert Mantell Jr son of a famed tragedian at Marsh home in Gross Point Detroit Mich The ceremony follows a lengthy courtship Meanwhile William Lake Hooper and Hazel E Winning are to wed in Columbiana Ohio Then Funk Kifer and Mary Elizabeth Kifer of Ki fer tie the knot in Hagerstown after a brief bridal trip to Norfolk with Washington as a likely stop Funk who has invented a phonograph plans to base in Hagerstown with the device gaining national sales

Marion Marsh Allegany County High School Robert Mantell, Jr Funk Kifer Mary Elizabeth Kifer Kifer Henry W. Funk Hagerstown Modern Manufacturing Company J. M. York M. E. Church South David Kifer Funk Norfolk

Cobbler Finds Gems Worth 3000 In Slipper Mixup

Chicago in September 20 Adam Schultz a cobbler returns jewels valued around 3000 found hidden in a shoe. Mrs Harold Felinger hid the gems in her slipper toe and tried to wear it. The cobbler stretched the slipper found the jewels and returned them to the owner earning a $5 reward.

Chicago Adam Schultz Harold Felinger

Rescue at Sea After Athenia Fire Claims One Life

The Anchor Liner Tuscania rescued 405 passengers and crew from the Greek steamer Athenia after it burned at sea off Halifax on September 20. One life was lost. The British steamer Romanian Prince saved 61 more passengers as flames raged in Athenia’s hold during mid ocean transfer. Athenia departed New York Thursday bound for Greece and is believed sunk.

Halifax Athenia New York Greece

Greece and Romania Monitor Bulgaria’s Moves for War

Rome reports Greece and Romania closely watch Bulgaria as it aligns with the Austro German bloc. Despatches say Greece and Romania may join the Allies if war expands. Three classes of Greek reservists have been summoned.

Rome Greece Rumania Bulgaria

Obituary of T. W. Bealle in Harper’s Ferry community

T. W. Bealle, 85, died at Sibley Hospital Washington after eight weeks treatment for cancer of the face. Survived by daughter Ella Miskimmon, two grandchildren T Bealle Miskimmon and Roy Miskimmon, six great grandchildren, sister Mary D. Cochran. Longtime Odd Fellows and Methodist Protestant, former Harper’s Ferry mayor. Funeral held this afternoon, buried in Harper Cemetery.

T. W. Bealle Sibley Hospital Washington Ella Miskimmon T. Bealle Miskimmon Harrisburg Roy Miskimmon Mary D. Cochran Altamont Terrace

Fall opening of the Josher's Club at Maryland Restaurant

The Josher's Club opens this evening at the Maryland Restaurant with a dinner starting at 6 30. Many notable Joshers are expected including John G Lynn Jr James R Bell Charles W Donnelly Dr G G Shoemaker David Miller and others as the first of several events to be held every two weeks through winter.

Josher Maryland John G. Lynn, Jr James R. Bell Charles W. Donnelly Dr. G. G. Shoemaker David Miller H. E. Williams Harry Footer F. H. Ankeney William J

Belgium Prince Leopold Enrolls at Eton College

London, September 20. The king of Belgians will send his eldest son Prince Leopold to Eton College next term. The decision pleases college authorities as the master of pupils will be one of the most attenuated on record. This stems from aristocratic response to the call to arms, not Dr Lyttelton's wartime remarks.

London Prince Leopold Eton College Lyttelton

Mound Man Found Bleeding on Street After Fall

J J Gorman was discovered yesterday afternoon at Orchard and Williams streets by Patrolmen Cabbage and Hilderbrandt with a cut over the left eye and unconscious. He was taken to Western Maryland Hospital where attendants say his condition is much improved today.

Fast End Virginia Avenue Baltimore and Ohio Health Department Holsapple Kitty Fleming Baltimore Cumberland Alice Moore Grand Avenue Miss Fleming Edward Hanly First Street Edna Hanly Adelaide Spicer Paw Paw W. Va L. F. Spicer Francis Rice Fort Worth Texas Mary J. Bowhan J. Phil Aaron Hagerstown Connellsville W. C. Cline Fairmont Western Maryland Railway Myrtle Slayer Pittsburgh Charles E. Hetzer Fayette Street Chambersburg K. S. Deckens J. J. Gorman Orchard Williams Streets Cabbage and Hilderbrandt Western Maryland Hospital

Society Notes From Eny Parish Club and Parties

The Triangle Club of Eny Parish held a meeting and elected officers Bruce president Join Secretary and William Miller treasurer. A sixth birthday party for John Somerville was hosted at 26 Cumberland street. Ada Close celebrated a thirteenth birthday with a party at her home. Mrs. W. M. Roberts Sr and Mrs. Randolph Milcholland plan a bridge whist at 65 Washington street Wednesday evening. A group including Dertha Buzzerd Mathité Rees and others attended a picnic at Patterson's Creek on Baltimore and Ohio trains.

Triangle Club Eny Parish Ert Bruce William Miller William Close Ada W. M. Roberts, Sr Randolph Milcholland Roberts Washington Street Dertha Buzzerd Mathitéé Rees Laura Lingamfelter Gertrude Smith S. H. Usher Brooks H. Brown A. D. Rees Be Rees Charles Edwards W. B. Jones Patterson's Creek Mian Es Mary Helen Smith Baltimore and Ohio

Nine Charged Under Women’s Labor Law in Cumberland

Warrants issued before Justice J. B. Humbird for nine Cumberland merchants accused of violating the female labor law by Inspector Mary G. Capelon. Trials are set for tomorrow morning with a maximum penalty of 100 pounds.

Justice of the Peace J. B. Humbird Mary G. Capelon Cumberland Merche Justice Humbird

Mother of 13 Children Dead

Anna Louise Males, 42, colored, wife of Henry Males and mother of thirteen, died this morning at her Ann Street home. Funeral will be at the home Wednesday afternoon with burial in Sumner Cemetery. The oldest child is twenty, the youngest one year.

Anna Louise Males Henry Males Ann Street Artal Sumner

M illuminating Engineering Society of America Opens Convention

In Washington September 26 the annual session of the Illuminating Engineering Society of America begins at the New Wizard Hotel. The three day meeting is led by Dr A Me Allister of New York. The society, formed in 1906, counts many prominent engineers architects and industrial leaders among its members.

Washington Washington, D. C M+ luminating Engineering Society of America New Wizard Hotel

Rockefeller Jr Threatened Arrest Arrives in Trinidad

In Trinidad Colorado on September 20 John D Rockefeller Jr arrived and said he is unafraid amid threats of arrest linked to the Ludlow massacre. The report notes authorities considering charges against him though no arrest had yet been made.

Rockefeller Trinidad Colo John D. Rockefeller, Jr Ludlow

Brotherhood Bible Class Elects Officers at Central M E Church

At the regular meeting of the Brotherhood Bible Class at Central M E church officers were elected for the coming year. E E Collins is president with Eli and Lee Shaw as vice presidents, Rey York as teacher, H W Smouse as secretary, and W P Campbell as treasurer. The Young People’s Missionary Society plans a church musical tomorrow evening.

the Brotherhood Central M. E. Church E. E. Collins Eli Lee Shaw Rey York H. W. Smouse Entary W. P. Campbell Young People’s Missionary Soiety of Central M. E. Church South

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