2000 Feet of Trench Dug for City's Pipeline
City workers progressed on the east side of the Pennsylvania Railroad after rain, digging about 2500 feet of a 4400 foot trench toward Nora Benin Street to Fort Grounds Lane. Hard rock and gummy clay slowed work, with a plan to extend beyond city limits toward the Linganors Creek plant, while contractors debated bids and a final contract with Boyd and Goforth aimed to save money and provide local employment.
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Muricipal
East Second Street
Sngiedar
Nora Bénin Street
Fatt Grounds Lane
Chapel Alley
Visitation Academy
Fair Grounds
Linganors
Ferguson
Boyd and Goforth
Sitratoa
Munshower
Weather data summary from June 1930 report
Precipitation measurements for 24 hours ending in June 1930 show 2.67 inches with a record of long term averages and historical totals from 1831 to June 1. 1930. The report lists period totals for 1930 with 22.1 inches as a high and 16.0 inches as a low, noting average values from prior decades. The lowest temperature is recorded for the day and times for dawn and dusk are given.
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Jane
Caw
Zitor
Actcai
Inchea
Cotspariso
Sermsi
Third Drunken Driver Arrested Here For Third Time
Swope and Polders, detained after a National Highway stop at 10 20 Monday, were cited for drunken driving. Swope pleaded guilty and received a 30 day term after attempting to explain, while Polders also pleaded guilty and could not pay the fine.
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Natocai Highway
Bce
Bowers
Quer
Telcne
Frederick County Sees 300 Teaching Applications For Fall
Frederick County Superintendent G L Palmer reports about 300 applications for teaching jobs next fall. About 100 to 125 teachers will attend Summer school this year. Maryland University attracts most locals with 39 headed there. Johns Hopkins claims 23, Virginia eight, Columbia five, Duke four.
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Prederick County
Focal
G. Lloyd Palmer
University of Maryland
Frederick County
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
University of Virginia Wll
Columbia
Duke University
Durham
N. C
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
the Unversity of Vermont
Gettysburg College
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Western Kentucky State Teachers’ College
University of California
University of North Carolina
la Sale Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
University of Delaware
Europe
Hampton Institute
Virginia
Morgan College
State Teachers' College
Shippensburg
West Virginia State
Train plunges into washout near Columba causing deaths
At Mann's Run six miles east of Columbus, a Pennsylvania freight train derailed after hitting a washout. Engineer BS Cantwel of Wilmington, Del, and fireman AL Harden of Philadelphia were killed. conductor FR Bard of Wilmington was injured. The crash also wrecked the engine and ten cars. Perryville, Me depot reports others unharmed.
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Columbisa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mann's Run
Cantwel
Wimington
Del
Harden
Philadelphia
Bard
Wilmington
M Gsision
Perrytiile
Far West 4-H Leaders Tour East Representing States
Delegates from California through Nevada visit eastern states and attend the National 4-H Camp. Included are state leaders and club leaders such as Mildred Redd Vera Noffit Robert Rengin Elizabeth Petersen Edith Blood and Thelma Wooten along with assistants and state directors from Iowa Minnesota Washington New Mexico Nevada North Dakota and more.
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Dacata
Wash
Carroaker
Sy H. L
Chicago
G. L
Traueman
Mary McKee
Mildred Redd
Vera Noffit
Robert Rengin
Miss Loraths
University of Nevada
Reno
Nevada
Neca Jones
Overton
North Dakota
Paubte M. Reynolds
Clu
Harold Hoffstrand
Richard Hamilton
Joany Larson
Doris Bari
Playgrounds Opened Draw Big City Attendance
Over 600 children visited city playgrounds on opening day for the Summer season. Baker Park led attendance with crowds also at Washington Street School Harmon Field North Market Street and others. Evening events next week include lawn ball and a zige bal show likely to honor winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Washington Street
Harmon Field
North Market Street
Bible School
Capone to Plead Guilty in Court Report
Report notes Capone will plead guilty in court with Judge presiding. The article mentions arrangements to appear, personnel involved, and expectations of the outcome in this high profile legal proceeding.
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Capone
Commuters' Car Jumps Track Injuring Twenty At Night Incident
A commuter train car derailed after an incident causing twenty injuries. Eyewitness reports tie the mishap to a collision with a track obstruction as emergency crews responded promptly. The scene disrupted service and investigations focus on the cause and any contributing factors.
Rant Concert Tonight At Union Bridge
The notice announces a concert event tonight at Union Bridge. It mentions a wife given in St. Almary and references Fred Pereck from Waynestors Pennsylvania. Members of the Lucherke church in Perdertck will be housed in members’ homes.
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St. Almary
Fred Pereck
Waynestors
Union Bridge
Perdertck
Lucherke Church
Harding Death and Navy Rescue Reportedly Complicated
A late New York dispatch says Harding's death may have been hastened by trusted men. The battleship engaged in towing a submerged submarine faced heavy seas and steering difficulties. Midshipmen on a routine training voyage reported sighting the submarine's periscope the crew remained aboard the submarine amid heavy weather forces. The report notes no injuries among the crew and describes the submarine event as a tragedy of life.
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Pho
Beard
Arkomman
Beenmart
Ireland
Anderera
Sir Hubert
Abe
Menage
Beaird
Reimeserm
Tetessemtedmere
Wiamlnr
Harding Memorial Weathered By Hoover Speech
Richmond dispatch notes a fugitive, J. Strandeman, 34, linked to a Youngstown arrest record as he escaped a jail term in Frederick County. Market and political recollections accompany Hoover remarks on Warren Harding’s death during a Alaska trip, highlighting trust betrayal and wartime postwar policy.
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Richmond
Jame S. Strandeman
Youngstown
Frederick County
Yourll
Straudeman
Aweelbrart
Connellsville
Masinree
Warren G
Hoover
Ade Harding
Cosiiéee
Marding
Washington
Two white men seize prisoner from Alabama jail
In Huniaville Alabama two unidentified white men unlocked the rear jail door and took Thomas Jasper a Black farm hand convicted of disturbing a white girl from his cell. Authorities fear the man may have been harmed as the trio disappeared with him after the jailbreak.
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Huniaville
Ala
Thomas Jasper
Mere
Jasper
Body found with battered head starts new murder probe
A body with a battered head was found on a rural road in Flushing New York. A card bearing the name Abe Rosenberg appeared on the deceased and a car found nearby was registered to him, though his daughter said he was at home. Eyewitnesses saw three men leave the area and the rear seat showed blood stains and gray hat remnants.
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New York
Flushing
Abe Rosenberg
Detroit
Bronx
Rosenberg
Not Two Guns Face Sparks Controversy Over Teo Guns W Coin
June 16 report notes Chief Teo Guns W on the Buffalo nickel and describes designer James E. Fraze’s letter claiming Two Guns used Indians to obtain Moons. It mentions plans to celebrate the Fourth and references local names and police battles.
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Washington
Teo Guns
James E. Fraze
Indian Office
Miss Greiner Bridegroom Quinn Wed In New York City
Miss Marguerite Elizabeth Greiner and Alvin Grhr Quinn of Frederick wed in the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City. Rev Randolph Ray officiated before family and friends. The bride wore beige champagne attire and pink roses. They plan a June 25 at-home in Frederick after a Canada wedding trip.
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Frederick
New York City
Marguerite Elizabeth Greiner
Alvin Grhr Quinn
Fredjerick
Randolph Ray
Charles Quinn
New York
Laver
Quinn
Canada
Ashland College
Ashland
Columbus
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Emma Quinn
Thomas Quinn
Franklin and Marshall College
WLM
YMCA
Mutual Insurance
North Market Street
Dr Evans to Speak at Morning Sessions in Conference
The conference features daily morning talks led by Dr Joseph H Apple and Rev Dr Evans. Dr H Augustine Smith hosts The Singing World art program with a gallery of 300 prints and daily gallery tours 3 to 5 pm.
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Segan
Cobling Mall
Thomas
Brodbeck Hall
Joseph H. Apple
Sham
H. Augustine Smith
Boston University
Boston
Mase
Smith
Boston Universalty
Presbyterian Synod
Traphael
Madeeama
de ‘Vinci
von Ande
L'Hermitte
Mary E. Moore
New York
Board of Foreign Missions
Wil Spemik
Kelly
Heroes N. Morse
Council of Home Missions
Speers
Cob- Jentz, Hall
Morse
Alfred Barrows
Washington
Flell
Mittre
Proce H. McDonald
Westmnster Presbyterian Church
Baltimore
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Boyd
Chapel Ales
Dagny
Sun
Norrow
Boonsboro
Jai
U. OF Maryland
Pennay
Columbia, Pa
W. W. Smith
Veacher
Josephine Myer
Helen and
Mary Elizabeh Senith
Virginia Murphy
Jala Bunxbea
Far Western
Washington, New Mexico
Battlefield
Encamp
Ment
Ja May Bel
G.H.S. Alumnae
Reunion
Alimmae Assocm
Evert House
Annus Alusinae
Ham Wagner
Ca Pa
Ruth R. Trout
Marrella Frome Alpai
Grove Rive
Ruth Dixon Thomas
Carissie Firestone Bowers
Elizabeth Worthan Storm
Bertha James - Mixin
Winebeth Culler
aAmy R. Zeigler
Nellie Roderick Zimmernen
FyrTete Dill
Herwig Wort Th Muler
Kale Zeiger Baker
Ruth Dizon Thomas
Paulne Zentz Koock
Gract Zimmerman
Zeigier
Ruth Boltz Smith
Lulu Robinson Morrison
Louise Kemp Muler
Becca Myers Rahs
Gertrude R. Klein
Catherine Lease
Helen Lease
Mary Welty Valentine
M. Tman
Ruth Seeger
Leonard Merces
Catherine Thomas
Mary Butcher
Hagel Gee
Mehad
Ruth Thomas Cramer
Mane Veitz
Margaret Roethey Schrida Keeler Renn
Naomi Hoidesa Serait Leigh
Maris Michaae Spall
John's Literary Institute
John
Coolahan
Suton
Caboose
Aeais
Sored
New Rocuede
Mn Vernon
Harding
Marion
Rall
Alcben
Motors Cheysler Ree
Seasion
Conolidge
Masion
Ohio
Des A Hoa
del Waren
Twenth
Fats
Mr. Harding
Warren Harding
Coolidge
Pormer
Calvin Coolidge
Memorial Association
Chatac- Coonege
Syapue
Rerstgatchi
Anc i
Chat Gompani
Pans
Walter
Hagersiors
Ices
Tuladions
Miss Miller
Philip Wertheimer
Mac
Fies
Miss Greiner
Bride MR. Quinn
Srozen
Albert Excard
Thurmont
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Kent Hoover
Water Watson
Indiana
Oscar Foelhinger
Fort Wayne
General Brown
Washinton
Regushan Calels
Cooldge
Pheict Autemodiie
Hood College
The
Singing World” Service
Joshua E. Zummerman
Feagatile
State Roads Commission
Jefferson Road
Catecthn Camp
Rover
P. Lamont
Rat Lyman Witour
the Interior
Prank
B. Kellogg
Cabine
Theesta
Mtas & Ashing Isdge
Droctm
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