Big Battle Still in Progress as Germany Loses Many Men
Paris dispatch reports General Von Kluk's army near disaster with fierce fighting along Ameins corridor north of Paris. Allies push to encircle the German right wing while Paris fronts note shifting positions and heavy German losses across several fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
von Kluk
Marne
Ameins
Belgium
Aisne River
St. Quentin
Perrone
Oise
Meuse
The
Aisne
War Office
Dominique
Noyon
von Boehn
Landwehr
Berlin
France
Berin
von Wroohem
Jon Arbon
von Throtha
von Willisen
von Kuhne
Wang-Tai
Washington
Lorraine
French War Office
Domerre
Bramont
Domevre
Nomeny
Dilme
Nancy
Woevre
St. Boussant
Limey
Servia
Krupany
Cumberland Fair Opens With Large Attendance and Excursions
The Cumberland Fair and Agricultural Association enters its second day with strong turnout driven by excursion trains from Edlkins and western Maryland points. Bands, a carnival, and nightly exhibits fill grounds as Luckey models his Curtis biplane on a 3500 ft flight and plans a five mile race against Lloyd Linaburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Fair and Agricultural Association
Edlkins
Western Mary Inland
South Campertann
Johnny Jones
Central Station
Luckey
William S. Luckey
Hammondsport
N. Y
Curtis
Knobley, Wills
Dan's Mountains
Mount Savage
Frostburg
George's Creek
Ocean
Eckhart
Lloyd Linaburg
Linaburg
Russians Seize Jaroslav Forts in Galician Battle
Petrograd reports Russian troops occupy the fortified Austrian town of Jaroslaw a key railroad center on the Lemberg Cracow line. The move comes as the third major battle in Galicia rages with Przemyśl bombardment, while Breslau siege rumors remain unconfirmed. Sarajevo falls to Serbians and Montenegrins after Austrian defeat.
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London
Rome
the Star
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Petrograd
Jaroslaw
Przemysl
Lemberg
Cracow
Galicia
Breslau
Silesia
Commissioners Arrested in Alleged Bribery Plot
Three Cumberland officials including Commissioner Theodore A. K. Hummelshime and Ward M. Eichelberger, along with Harold B. Hummelshime, were arrested on warrants by Elmer J. Miller. They are charged with conspiring to obtain a bribe and soliciting one, each posting bail of 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. K. Hummelshime
Fire and Police
Ward M. Eichelberger
Finance
H. B. Hummelshime
Hummelshime
Elmer J. Miller
Burns
New York
Miller
Ejcchelberger
Justice of the Peace Hambird
Hummelshime and
Eichelberger
Harold B. Hummelshime
State of Maryland
Allegany County
Theodore A. K. Hummelshime
M. Eichelberger
Cumberland
Maryland
Thedore
A. K. Hummelshire
Merrill-Buckgaber Company
Theodore A. K. Hummelshire
Harold B. Hummelshire
Eichelger
Dr. Hummelshime
Abbettshdoft Garber
Merrill-Ruckgarber Company
Frank M. Perdew
Perdew
Aged Parsons Man Killed by Western Maryland Train
S Wilson of Parsons West Virginia, about 70, was struck and killed this morning by Western Maryland passenger train No 10 on the track in front of the moving train. The body was removed to the undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Wilson
Parsons
W. Va
Western Maryland
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Keke
von Kluck
Werp
Ger
BIC Crowes
South Cumberland Band
Miss Graves
Belle Troxell
Anna Slemmer
Ela May Wilkins
Louise Percy
Charles Noll
Humbird
State Porestry Board
Just Government League
Keller
Baltimore and Ohio
Bessie Luman
EF. Chaney
Margaret Sprigz
Mary Graves
Mexico
Frederick Music Co
White and Ankeney
H. UL. F. Flurshutz & Sons
Jaroslav
Justice of the Peace
Harry Irvine
Hummelshire
John J. Trieber
Justice’s
Col. W. W. Brown
Daily News
Harry S. Hayward
Tasker G. Lowndes
State of
Mary
W. M
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