Body of Brother Found in Garden Hole Breaks Quiet
Laporte May Wit reports Asle Helglein dug up a shallow grave in Mrs Guinness’s garden and uncovered his brother Andrew Helglein’s mutilated body. The case ties to a fatal fire and a missing murder plot with a hired man Joe Maxson tied to prior digging. locals debate if Mrs Guinness escaped and hear a dawn motor rumor near the Mc Clung road.
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Laporte
Asle Helglein
Mrs. Guinness
Andrew
Sheri Smnulger
Smith
Leiglein
Guinness
Smulyer
Asie Helglein
Joe Maxson
Joe
Helglein
McClung Road
House of Slaughter
Evans Evangelist Wo rdD Laumaster speaks at Y M C A meetings
Evangelist Wo rdD Laumaster from Danville Pa conducted YMCA special meetings in February and spoke at the Presbyterian Church in the morning and the Baptist Church at night. Attendees praised his Holy Spirit address as one of the finest heard. He remains in the city today and tomorrow. Read Rosenbaum's ad. Bic embroidery sale at 10 tomorrow at Gross.
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Cole
William ‘Tinker
First Baptist Church
Howard ©. Wit
Doub
E. P. Skyles
Albert A. Doub
Allegany County Bar
A. C. Willison
Willison
Lodge All
James W. Thoring
Allegany County School Board
Alex. Adams
Hite
Masonic Order
Fraternity of Man
Greece
Rome
Laumaster
Evangelist Wo. Dd. Laumaster
Danville
Central Young Men‘s Christian Association
Presbyterian Church
Washington Street
Baptist Church
Giants Defeat Bedford Road Sluggers In Local Game
The Cumberland Giants beat the Bedford Road Sluggers 10 to 5 on the Sluggers grounds. Wasele hit a home run and Cumberland totaled 16 hits and 25 bases. Ogle and Wasele paired for the batteries.
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Giants
Cumberland Giants
Bedford Road
Wasele
Ogle
Powell
Wagner
Wagesley
Ps Gratz
Kemp
Sanders
Mullen
Fisher If
Martin
Dolan
Daniel Oxie
North
Mechanic Street
Three More Sterling Candidates for Cumberland Ballot
The Cumberland Times endorses three Democratic nominees for city offices after reviewing their claims and hearing from the Civic League. It profiles George J. Schramm and Joseph Hirsh as council candidates and notes Mr. Schellhaus as county committee chairman and nominee, urging voters to register before the May 15 deadline.
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Cumberland
Democratic Party
the Times
Civic League
Fuller
Young
Koon
Accidentally Shot Near Western Maryland Well
Elmer F. Beck was accidentally shot while handling a .38 revolver near the entrance to the well at Western Maryland. He and companion Charles Steele walked to the Virginia Avenue Hotel where Beck works as night clerk. doctors found a bullet lodged near the left thigh and near the left hand, not considered serious.
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Western Mary
Elmer F. Beck
Charles Steele
Beck
Virginia Avenue Hotel
W.W, M. Foard
G. &. Broadrup
Bowden Leads Oil Firm Ties to Daniel Webster Flour
Harry J. Bowden of Bowden West Virginia, son of Boyd Bowden, visits. He has struck in Monroe County and sells to the Pure Oil Co, leading an oil company as president. He attends a meeting at EARNUM Earlham, West Virginia.
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Harry Bowden
O.J
Harry J. Bowden
Bowden
W.a
Boyd Bowden
Gross District
Harry
Monroe County
Pure Oi Co
Earnum
WL Va
Redfern Corset Expert Promotes at Rosenbaum’s
Miss Siebold, known for Redfern Corsets, appears at Rosenbaum's this week. Heavy registration opens with City Hall tally at 8:50 p.m. showing eighty one new voters registered and forty three transfers. Largest first day registration on record.
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Messrs. Korns and Knieriem
Miss Siebold
Redfern
Rosenbaum
This Aew
Tew — oleTs
Theodore Y Strong Dies
Theodore Y Strong a Cumberland native and nephew of the late Coroner Joseph Strong has died in East St Louis Wie ness after many years of residence. He remained curious about Cumberland, kept subscribing to the Cumberland Allegonian and regularly wrote to the Alleganian manager to thank the old citizens he knew.
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Theodore Y. Strong
Cumberland
Joseph Strong
Cornerstone Dropped for Pan American Temple of Peace
President Roosevelt pulled the rope to drop the cornerstone of the Pan American Temple of Peace in Washington with Secretary Root assisting. Andrew Carnegie, Cardinal Gibbons, and Bishop Cranston delivered addresses or invocations. The site, on the former Vanness mansion ground, will cost about a million dollars and house the International Bureau of American Republics.
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United Press
Washington
D.C
Pan-American Temple of Peace
International Bureau of American Republic
Roosevelt
Root
United States
Nabneo Brazil
Andrew Carnegie
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Boship Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Protestant Church of
District of Columbia
Sopom
John Barrett
Vanness
Hall
The
American Revoluton
Theitern Hem
Landslide blocks Dawson county road near Dog Hill
A major landslide on Friday fills two hundred feet of the county road on Dog Hill east of Westernport. An estimated half acre of mountain slides onto the road raising debris ten to twenty feet and blocking access. The Western Maryland railroad lies close by leaving little space to dispose of trees rock or soil. Supervisor F Stoder notes it is the worst slide the road has faced and calls on road directors and engineers to decide the remedy and reopening strategy.
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Dawson
May Jr
Dog Hill
Westernport
Western Maryland Railroad
F. Stoder
Real Estate Bargains from the Hustling Agent
Sali oe Tawer lists several properties for sale including a Lena Street home for 2300 and a Lexington Avenue double frame house for 1100. Other offerings cover 15 acres on Mapleside for 2000 and multiple homes on Shawnee, Baltimore, Waverly, Columbia, and Sylvan Avenues with prices ranging from 950 to 3600 plus terms.
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Lena Sire
Lexington Avenue
Mapleside
Shawnee Avenue
Davidsei Street
BricheZi Ridgeley
Baltimore Nue
Waverly
Ennnse Ata Avenue
Columbia Avenue
Columby Avenue
Sylvan Avenue
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Allegany County High School
A. A. Doub
Allegany County
Maze
Westernpart
Lomeauning
Frostberg
Mi Savage
Hyndman
Masonic Fraternity
McCauley
Masonic Hall
Hell
North Liberty Street
John B. Pity
Tyler
Ohr Lodge
Webster, Tyler
Potoauley’s Ore W. Mine
Walter B. Keller
James A. Young
Potonine
Billmyer
G. G. Shoemaker
William P. Rizer
Virgil YT. Walford
George M. Deets
Our Lodge
O. H. Bruce
Hiram Lodge
Edward Tanser
Potomac Lodge
James H. Fuller
Mountain City Lodge
Frostburg
Ya. Bachman
John T. Taylor
W. M
Pr. Charles
Dellinger
Westersport
J. FE. Uarrison
Phtomas Lodge
William Tinker
Richard J. Miles
Sanure
Compdioni
Ft. Fey
William HL. Cole
William T. Taylor
John Rumpf
Chas. W. Donnelly
Cephas
Glass
Lodge
Gunness Farm
Ums
McMullen Bros
McMullen
George J. Schramm
Batten
Palm's Business College
Philadelph
Laing, Long, Oliver Company
Rennewero
Miss Linge
Barton
John Linge
Joseph Hirsh
Vr. Hirsh
Padmont
Hirsh
Baltimore Street
John P. Schellhaus
Democratic
Schellhaus
Matthew Schellhaus
Schellbhaus
SS. Peter and Paul's
A A. M Adams
Cumberland Glass Works
Ohio
Fostoria
Cumberland Glass Co
Potomac Glass Co
Sehellhaus
Scheelhaus
Nowise
John P. Schetthaus
Elmer Beck
Daniel Webster
Potomac Hardy Tre Comylln
Queens City
Lavder Bros
North Center Street
Absolutly &Uch
Olds
J. Geo. Hermann
P.S
Lambert’s Balto
Lambert
Wester Maryland
Gorner
Temple OF Peace
President
Bishop Cranston
S. W
the Potomac Haraware Co. Myiw
Sali
Tanzer
Jno
A. Bopp
Centre St
Louis Stein
Chapel Wand Morgue
N. Centre
Cumberland, MD
P. Shane
W. MM. Shane
Walter Powell & Son Co
Cumberland, Mo
Union Transfer & Storage CO
Peter E. Wright
Propriet Mav
S. Mechanic Ft
Isxersvseo
Koro ME
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