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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1915

Page

5

Many Holidays In 1916 Fall On Saturday

The leap year 1916 begins on a Saturday and has 366 days with multiple holidays and religious observances noted. It lists dates for New Year’s Day McKinley’s birthday Candlemas Valentine’s Day Washington’s birthday St Patrick’s Day Palm Sunday Holy Thursday Good Friday Easter faster Sunday Memorial Day Ascension Whit Corpus Christi Peter Paul Day the Fourth of July Apostles Day Lammas Halloween All Saints All Souls Thanksgiving and Christmas with the year ending on Sunday.

McKinley Washington St. Patrick's Hallowe'en

Court Orders Opening of Ballot Boxes in Allegany County

In Pittsburgh on September 29 the Common Pleas Court ordered opening of ballot boxes in disputed Allegany county districts in an election fraud case. The move signals a major investigation and is described as a victory for the Oliver faction.

Pittsburgh Common Pleas Court Allegany County Oliver

Garrett County Fair Opens with Bright Prospects at Oakland

The Garrett fair in Oakland Maryland opened today for a three day run. The main hall floors are filled with displays including an enlarged stock show and an immense vegetable section. Wheat rye oats barley and buckwheat displays are large while cereal crops show high perfection. The women's department is on the third floor. Attractions include aeroplane flights concerts by Oakland and Friendsville bands and a standout poultry exhibit. Parcels post demonstration led by Postmaster C A Deffibaub.

Oakland Garrett County Pbread Friendsville Parcels Post C. A. Deffinbauch

Russia Cuts Rations for Prisoners of War Declared

Berlin dispatch reports the Russian war council decrees new feeding rules for all prisoners of war. Rations set bread and grain portions and limited meat, with monthly small-necessities funding abolished and savings redirected to the treasury.

Berlin Russian War Council Czar Minister of the Interior

Loan negotiations lift war stock speculation to new records

New York reports that war stock speculation surged as allies complete loan talks. Bonds will be offered at 98 yielding about 5.5 percent to investors, with a nationwide syndicate led by J. P. Morgan and major American financial houses subscribing. Denominations include 60 and installments allowed for subscribers.

New York Ranke Syndic J. P. Morgan & d

Lane says British cabinet seats in Congress impractical

Secretary Franklin K. Lane argues the British idea of cabinet officers holding seats in Congress is neither practical nor advisable in the United States. He notes cabinet work is administrative, with Congress addressed through annual reports and committee appearances, not floor speeches. Lane says Congressmen would likely resist blurring lines between administration and legislation.

Washington Congress Franklin K. Lane Interior Department United Press Lane America England

West Virginia Daughters of the Confederacy Convene in Clarksburg

The eighteenth State convention opens at the Masonic Temple with an invocation by Rev W C Taylor and music after centering on Stonewall Jackson heritage. Attendees include Rose Shaver Stone, P H Murray, Judge James W Robinson, and Miss Jennie Price with Miss Kinnie E Smith delivering the response. A garden party at Dr David Davidson's birthplace site and evening events highlight the program. The group plans a monument to Stonewall Jackson and a celebratory banquet at Hotel Waldo to close the meeting.

Clarksburg W. Va the Daughters of the Confederacy of West Virginia Masonic Temple W. C. Taylor Rose Shaver Stone Stonewall Jackson Chapter P. H. Murray Confederate Veterans James W. Robinson Sons of Confederate Veterans Jennie Price Lewisburg Kinnie E. Smith David Davidson Stonewall Jackson Waldo

Women Voters Help Rolph Win San Francisco Primary

In San Francisco on September 29 women voting for the first time in the mayoral race backed James Rolph, delivering overwhelming support at the primary and ensuring his re election.

San Francisco James Rolph

The Only Girl at Maryland Theatre Saturday

The Only Girl starring a famed singer and dancer comes to the Maryland Theatre on Saturday October 2 with matinee and evening shows. A melodious story of love and romance from Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom, produced by Joe Weber at New York’s Lyric Theatre. The chorus features distinct beauty types and promises a refined, entertaining performance with music and light comedy.

Maryland Theater Victor Herbert Henry Blossom Joe Weber Lyric Theater New York

Convocation Opens in Elkins With Church Leaders

Elkins West Virginia September 29 Northwestern convocation of the diocese of West Virginia Protestant Episcopal Church opens at Grace Church with Bishop Gravatt and Rev Charles Baird Mitchell as celebrants. An afternoon luncheon follows at the donated Methodist church.

Elkins W. Va West Virginia Protestant Episcopal Church Grace Church W. L. Gravatt Charles Baird Mitchell Clarksburg Methodist Episcopal Church Ambrose H. Beavin Fairmont Harry B. Lee Jacob Brittingham Wheeling R. Cary Montague

Williamson charter upheld by West Virginia Court of Appeals

Charleston audience reports the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals affirmed the Williamson charter as constitutional. The governor's appointees take over from locally elected commissioners as the new structure begins.

Charleston W. Va Supreme Court of Appeals

Clarksburg Chinaman Plans Costly Wedding

Hop Lee a Clarksburg Chinese laundryman begins preparations for his marriage to Gear Gee Stinn of Chicago. The elaborate ceremony is set to last three and three nights with a large orchestra and attendees from West Virginia and other states expected.

Clarksburg W. Va Hop Lee Gear Gee Stinn Chicago West Virginia

Rags at Liberty Theatre Stages Mary Pickford Triumph

Mary Pickford stars in Rags at the Liberty Theatre, a Famous Players photoplay on the Paramount Program. Edith Barnard Delano wrote the story of a girl rising from poverty to marry the man she loves, with Pickford delivering powerful performances amid melodrama and tenderness. The production showcases Pickford’s range from charming youth to dramatic leading actress.

Mary Pickford Edith Barnard Delano Miss Pickford Mary

Serbian Frontier Under Massive Austro Germ An Advance

Athens dispatch reports three hundred thousand Austro German troops have begun a large advance against the Serbian frontier. Serbian leaders express supreme confidence that the enemy will be repulsed.

Athens Nish

Trenches Recaptured by Germans North of Loos

Berlin reports German troops have recaptured several British trench rows north of Loos. A string of repulses is noted across the front as Allies struggle to eject the enemy from 100 meters of trench northwest of Souchez. British and French forces also land near Salonika to aid Serbia against the anticipated German offensive. A Mohammedan engineer aboard an English transport sank the ship and died.

Berlin Loos Souchez Salonika Constantinople

No Trace of Miners In Foster Tunnel Perseveres Hope In Tamaqua

Tamaqua Pa September 29 no trace of the nine men entombed in the Foster tunnel of the Lehigh mine had been found by noon today. There remains hope that the men will be rescued.

Tamaqua Foster Lehigh Mine

Tanlac Man Quarles to Visit City and Promote Cure

A.M. Abel secretaries to Quarles the Tanlac Man arrives at the Windsor Hotel and evaluates Cumberland for Tanlac adoption. Abel describes Quarles as highly knowledgeable and philanthropic, claiming Tanlac cures stomach and related ailments and could extend youth and vitality under careful supervision by Jos. Trimbach.

Quarles A.M. Abel A.M. Quarles Mr. Abel Cupeelac Jos. Trimbach Tanlac Abel

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