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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1915

Page

7

Garza in Washington Pushes Villa Zapata Peace Plan

Roque Gonzales Garza, once president of Mexico’s convention government, travels to Washington as Villa Zapata faction representative to back a pan American peace plan. He warns that any pacification plan recognizing Carranza without Villa’s supporters risks anarchy in Mexico. Garza says Carranza is, after Huerta, the most hated man in Mexico.

Roque Gonzales Garza Mexico Washington Villa- Zapata Senor Garza Carranza Villa Huerta

English War Brides Divide Views Across Nations

London September 12 The war brides debate draws American and English views. An American girl calls the system terrible citing mothers torn between husband and unborn child. An English girl argues pride in supporting England and sees war transforming women’s perspectives.

William G. Shepherd United Press London United States New York

Keyser Notes from Page Two Personalities

Amstott Cemetery records, local visitors and travels fill the Keyser column. Residents report trips to Parkersburg Washington Cumberland and Philadelphia while others return from visits and funerals. Community members including Criser Stevenson and Sayre are noted with moving about to attend events and surveys.

H. B. Grant Philadelphia N. D. McCool N. B. Criser Washington J. B. Criser McGraw Cora Mitchel Fairmont Clarence Kidwell W. ©. Whistler Grafton C. E. Dayton Madge Whitman Capt Chambers Brunswick Q. S. W. Fazenbaker Warren Hurr Geo.w. Parsons Rawlings

Redmen Attend Fair at Mandan Missouri Slope Fair

Through leniency from Standing Rock supervisors Indians are allowed to attend and participate in the Missouri Slope State fair at Mandan. Supt Covey urged Sioux to explore agricultural exhibits and visit the white man s fair, with about twenty five hundred red men and many families present. A large beef barbecue is planned for tomorrow.

German advances and bombarde in WWI update

German forces occupy Moi and bombarde Lierre while moving toward Antwerp. Emden sinks additional British steamers in the Indian Ocean. French and British fronts report no change. Alast residents evacuate per Belgian orders. Russian advance reported through the Carpathians. German garrison at Kiao-Chau driven into inner defenses.

Moi Lierre Antwerp Berlin Emden Indian Ocean Alast Budapest Carpathian London Kiao-Chau

Moran Day Set for Phillies Boston Game at Braves Park

A large crowd is expected at Braves Park for the Philadelphia and Boston National League game. The day is designated Moran Day in honor of Phillies manager Pat Moran, with Fitchburg planning a big delegation of Moran’s hometown fans.

Boston Mass Braves Park Philadelphia

Lincoln Banner Reunion Opens for Veterans in Washington

In Washington on the anniversary of Lincoln’s era veterans view a recreated replica banner across 16th Street from the Treasury to F streets. The Legion of Loyal Women curates a conference focusing on rural credits land frauds water power monopolies immigration roads inland waterways cooperative protection with speakers from Iowa Nebraska Georgia and Ohio including Cummins Hitchcock Norris Stockbridge Dillon and A P chairman.

Washington, D. C Johnson 16Th Street Treasury Building F Street Lincoln A. Lincoln Legion of Loyal Women Extery Cummins Iowa Hitchcock and Norris Nebraska H. E. Stockbridge Atanta Charles Dillon Topeka A. P Ohio , Ae Commission

National Farmers Congress Opens in Omaha

More than 1 000 delegates representing about 3 000 000 soil tillers filled the Omaha auditorium as the annual meeting of the Farmers National Congress opened. Governor Morehead delivered a welcome address after which the congress reconvened.

Omaha Neb United States Farmes’ National Congress W. L. Ames Wisconsin Morehead Congress

Installation of New Green Bay Bishop Planned

Elaborate arrangements were completed for the reception and installation of the new Catholic bishop of Green Bay Rt Rev Paul Pf Rhode formerly auxiliary bishop of Chicago. Rhode will arrive from Chicago tomorrow afternoon and be met by a large procession of clergy and laity. The installation ceremonies will take place at union church in the evening with Archbishop Meant in attendance.

Green Bay, Wis Green Bay Paul Pf. Rhode Chicago Rhode

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England Keyser W. VA Amstott Cemetery Knobley Road A. E. Rice Parkersburg I. J. Powell Petit Jury Martinsburg Raymond Lowery West Virginia University Marshall Carrier Romig Elizabeth Murphy Chil A. Condict W. L Marshall Sayre Sallie McJesse McNeill Tives Georgia Cumberland E. A. Harness Annie Grove W. C. van Meter Petersburg Harness Ratress As Taxica All Old Mother Earth Rosenbaums Rosenba Ums Cumberland’s Shopping Center Pat Moran
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