Russians Continue Toward Germany Through Hungary
London dispatch reports Galicia nearly cleared of Austrians as Russian forces cross the Carpathians into Hungary and drive Austrian reinforcements back. Three Russian armies push toward Cracow and Breslau, with Rennenkampf’s corps advancing in East Prussia, threatening German lines and Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hungary
London
Galicia
Petrograd
Carpathian
Unghvar
Budapest
Reuter
Dorsets
Cracow
Poland
Rennenkampf
Ruselia
Tarnow
Prussia
Pusasian
East Prussia
Rennenampf
Przemysl
Russian Poland
Vistula
Thorn
Lyck and
Feydkuhennen
Breslau
Silesia
Kaliser
Posen
Koenigsburg
East Prisia
West Prussia
Ocen
Kaliecz
Warsaw
World Series Dates Set by National Commission
The National Baseball Commission announced the Philadelphia Athletics vs Boston Braves World Series schedule. Games in Philadelphia October 9 10 and 14 with Boston hosting October 12 15 and a possible seventh game to be decided. Umpires Klem Burns Hildenkrant Deneen chosen. Ticket prices range from one to five dollars with bleacher seats at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Baseball Commission
Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Braves
Boston
National Commission
Klem and Burns
National League
Hildenkrant and
Deneen
American League
Gaffney
Braves
Gary Herman
Tener
Ban Johnson
Acy
The
Bos
J. Sping
St. Louis
Baseball Writers Association
Against Editor Brown the case is nolle prossed
The case against W. W. Brown editor and publisher of the Cumberland Daily News for not printing the word Advertisement in a medical reading notice was nolle prossed by U S District Attorney John Philp Hill before Judge Rose. The court could order nolle if justified. otherwise a $50 minimum fine. Brown remained in $100 recognizance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Brown
Cumberland Dailey News
Nolle
United States
John Philp Hill
Rose
Hill
Thomas J. Anderson
Mr. Brown
Federal Grand Jury
Gave Return Dance at Eagles Hall
Ladies on the first floor of Gross brothers store held a return dance hosted by gentlemen at F. O. FB Hall North Mechanic street from 9 p m to 1 a m Claret punch was served by Frank A Tole music by Russel Paupe Perry Rosenmerkie Fay Hall attendance included Kathaleen Porter Mary Mullaney and other local residents and couples with Mr and Mrs Griminger among attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gross Bros.’ Department Store
F. O. FB. Hall
North Mechanic Street
Frank A. Tole
Russel Paupe
Perry Rosenmerkie
Fay Hall
Kathaleen Porter
Mary Mullaney
Mr. Savage
Marywaret Cromwell
Martha Walker
Sadie Hausman
Lucile
Dermott
Elizabeth Konoyer
Tara Hilderbrand
Katie Metz
Beastie Brown
Bwlinor
Brown
Maryelton
Mra
WH. Griminger
Names Listed In Incomplete Local Notice
A fragmentary OCR reads names including Mr Savage Md John Treiber William Donaldson Leon Hook William Kieffner Wm Hausman Edward Sebraski Henry Dreyer John Lichliter Edward Hausman Thoms Reese Robert Dreyer Howard Johnson Riley Slade Edward Gross Lloyd Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Names
Mr. Savage
John Trieber
William Donaldson
Leon Hook
William Kieffner
Wm. Hausman
Edward Sebraski
Henry Dreyer
John Lichliter
Edward Hausman
Thoms Reese
Robert Dreyer
Howard Johnson
Riley Slade
Edward Gross
Lloyd Thompson
Rate Regulation Of City Scales Sparks Cash Changes
At a special City Council meeting Commissioner Oscar Eyer man introduced an ordinance to repeal section three of chapter 29 and set new weighing charges. Cattle hay and straw remain weight based but coal furniture automobiles wagons and junk will be charged 25 cents per draw regardless of weight. An order to defend sewer on Flat street 68 feet to three premises was approved with cost not to exceed 30 dollars. The payroll was passed and Mayor Koon scheduled a 9:30 a.m. meeting tomorrow to review paving bond subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Eyerman
Koon
Moose roast planned at Potomac Moose Home
Loyal Order of Moose members announce elaborate arrangements for a roasted event tonight at the Moose Home along the Potomac. The committee reports everything is ready and expects the roast to be among the best the Moose have held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order Co. Moose
Moose Home
Potomac
Delegates Named for American Roads Congress in Atlanta
Governor Goldsborough selects D. T. Lindley Sloan of Cumberland and Frederick A. Thayer of Oakland among delegates for the fourth annual American Roads Congress to be held in Atlanta from November 9 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Atlanta
D. T.indley Sloan
Cumberland
Frederick A. Thayer
Oakland
Observing Day of Atonement
The holiest Jewish day is being observed with many businesses closed. It marks the culmination of the penitential season and aims for reconciliation with the Almighty through prayer, mediation, and fasting as prescribed in traditional interpretations.
Supervisor Dies in Station at Johnstown
Martin J. Adams 55 of Somerset Pennsylvania collapsed and died from heart failure in the Baltimore and Ohio station at Johnstown after rushing to catch a train. He supervised the Somerset and Cambria branch and had 49 years with the railroad. He was a native of Tupperson, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin J. Adams
Somerset
Baltimore & Ohio
Johnstown
Somerset and Cambria
Batimore & Ohio Railroad
Mr. Adams
Tupperton
W. Va
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Martinsburg and nearby visitors noted in society column
Mrs G M Mudge visits son and daughter in Martinsburg. Andrew A Ridgeway to resume clerk duties at Arlington Hotel. Ex Postmaster James P Harter of Hagerstown attends Ha gerstown Heating Co business. J Enos Ray Jr former House Speaker stays at Windsor. Bozeman trip planned include Cumberland Frostburg Morgantown Clarkebore Parkersburg Huntington. Dr Karl F Kellerman and Mrs Kellerman travel Cumberland from Washington with Mrs Hast hosting week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Mudge
George FE. Mudge
Martinsburg
W. Va
Andrew A. Ridgeway
Arlington Hotel
James P. Harter
Hagerstown
Hagerstown Heating Company
J. Enos Ray, Jr
Chilum
House of Delegates
Clarkebore
Parkersburg
Huntington
Martinsburg Journal
FE. S. Marish
Dickenson Run
L. E. Roundhouse
Karl F. Kellerman
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington
D. C
Kellerman
Cumberland
Byron Husband 64 longtime Cumberland Sand Works superintendent dies
Byron Husband of Narrows Park died at his residence after kidney trouble. He left a wife Mary and six children Ralph Frank H Irvin and three daughters. Funeral Thursday at 8 p.m. at home with remains to Tarrs Pa. for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Husband
Cumberland Sand Works
Mt. Savage Road
Narrows Park
Ife
Mary Husband
Ralph
Frank H
Greensburg
Irvin
Pittsburgh
A. K. Smith
Fred Fittro
Catholic societies convention parade draws 30000 in Baltimore
The convention's second day in Baltimore featured general business and department meetings in the morning, a large afternoon parade reviewed at the Cathedral by Cardinal Gibbons and officials, plus a United Catholic choirs concert at the Lyric. About 30,000 Catholics from Baltimore, Washington and beyond participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the American Federation of Catholic Societies
Battmore
United Catholic Choirs of
Baltimore
Lyric
Washington
Cathedal
Cardinal Gibbons
Gelesborough
Preston
Ideal Fish Market Opens In City Innovation Wagon Sales
W W Graham and David A Leonard announce the Ideal Fish Market at 8% North Mechanic Street opening tomorrow. The firm plans a market wagon visiting city sections at set times so housewives can inspect before purchase and buy fish butter eggs and poultry directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Graham
David A. Leonard
Graham
Ideal
Mechanic Street
Home Furniture Auction Opens at Centre Street
The Home Furniture Company at 16 North Centre street announces a public auction on Thursday morning October 1 to dispose of its large stock of household furniture rugs and mats. The firm plans to continue the sale until everything is sold and aims to offer goods at practical prices as they quit the business. George H Mehlberth and associates run the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Furniture Company
North Centre Street
Cumberland Furniture Company
George H. Mehlberth
Home
British and Germans Begin Prisoner Exchange Talks
London reports the British and German governments have started exchanging prisoner of war lists via Walter H. Page the American ambassador. Initial lists passed through the American embassy and signal a forthcoming actual exchange. Previous exchanges covered women and children and men outside the working age. The War Office will publish English prisoner lists in Germany to ease relatives' anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter H. Page
Pris
War Office
Germany
Rivers and Harbors Bill Passt House With General Fund
Washington reports the rivers and harbors appropriation bill passed the House in Senate substitute form carrying a general fund of 26 090 000 for continuing projects under War Department control. The bill awaits the President's approval to become law after the substitute reduced the earlier 53 000 000 in total appropriations. Mileage books will rise one quarter cent per mile starting October 1 as tariffs move ahead and ICC can investigate later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
War Department
House
Burton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fire damages Barger flat. roof and interior scorched
Fire, likely from a defective flue, damaged A C Barger’s residence at 220 Federal Street last night around 9 50. The roof burned through and two rooms were affected. South Cumberland Fire Department extinguished the blaze. the house is owned by Mr. Barger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Barger
Federal Street
South Cumberland
Barger
Marital Bonds Reported Across Maryland and Pennsylvania Couples
The notice lists multiple marriage intentions or successful unions across Cumberland and several Maryland and Pennsylvania locales. Names include Lieyd Byron Linaburg with Jean Wilson. Clarence Conrad Miller and Elizabeth Pearl Hoover. Walter Willard Twigg with Hazel Hartley. Levi G. Mike with Elmira Cora Mark. William Cloyd Laird with Luella Mary Collins. Harold Leslie Bender with Florence Edna Weyant. Earl Chester Fasick with Lida Emma Leonard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieyd Byron Linaburg
Jean Wilson
Cumberland
Clarence Conrad Miller
New Germany
Elizabeth Pearl Hoover
Jennings
Walter Willard Twigg
Hazel Hartley
Oldtown
Levi G. Mike
Barre
Elmira
Cora Mark
Huntington
William Cloyd Laird
Luella Mary Collins
Mt. Union
Harold Leslie Bender
Cessna
Florence Edna Weyant
Alum Bank
Earl Chester Fasick
Altoona
Lida Emma Leonard
Hollidaysburg
Real estate transfers listed in Cumberland area deeds
Harry W. Seaber and Frederick W. Seaber convey parcel at Westernport for 1000 dollars. Continental Trust Company transfers Green Ridge land to Burtner Fleeger for 10 dollars. Elizabeth A. Lashbaugh and husband to Frank Lashbaugh and wife convey Allegany land for 10 dollars. Frederick M. Fairchild and wife to Nettie Tipton convey land four miles west of Cumberland for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Seaber
Frederick W. Seaber
Westernport
Continental Trust Cosl
Burtner Fleeger
Green Ridge
Elizabeth A. Lashbaugh
Frank Lashbaugh
Allegany
Frederick M. Fairchild
Nettie Tipton
Cumberland
Pamphlet Reflects on Three Jurists in Local Case
Warren Sept 360 - Harry B Marlow head of the Searchlight Printing Co is under arrest for possessing obscene literature. Police found 29,000 copies of a Crawford pamphlet accusing Judge C M Wilkins Judge A Metcalf and Judge John Pollock and others. Crawford jailed here. Also Western Maryland engine derailed at Doe Gully Tunnel east of here. cause suspected as switching. Train No 4 derailed with cars damaged. crew stopped train. traffic delayed. Detours via Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Harry B. Marlow
Searchlight Printing Company
Western Maryland
Doe Gully Tunnel
Martin Stitzel
J. W. Crum
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eagles
Garman R
Col
Jam J. Lavelle
Dans
Twila Willison
Juliet
Harriet Lyeth
Hazel Neff
Mount Savage
W. C. Moser
Morgantown
Leo Bartles
Maryland
Byron
Theatre Notes
Maryland Theatre
Hedge-Holmes Comedy Company
Victor Morley
Primrose
Wilson
Piebo
Alfey
Battimore
Oxie
Amberland
Limore Street
Aires
Baltimore Street
Leir
Market Street
Pas- HP
Baltibusiness
Erty
Frome
Imore St
Centemore
Bedford
Baltimor
Hanover
D. P. Miller & Co
Tod
Priggus
Cumberland Sash and Boot Co
Howard Street
Cumberland, Maryland
Caach
Thos. H. Burke
Marytend
Presa
Seus
Progress
Etay Organ
National Standard Ice Cream Co
Mi'ant Clothing Miller's
N. Mechanic St
Beek Pure
Bowes
Boks
Ches
Er People’s Cash Grocery
N. Centre St
Arch Street
Coeclia Street
Polk St
Apply
T. G. Pownall
Jy Zant
Glenn Street
Maryseland Avenue
Virginia Ave
Fentlieman
Maryland Avenue
Goethe St
Antet—Sob
Db. J
Care Tha Press
Mayott
Derman
George's Creek
James Flynn
Amante
John
Garth
Er’ & Sons
Decatur Street
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