State Board of Dental Examiners Meet in Frederick
Maryland board members gather at the Office of President Dr Everhart for the morning session. A list of applicants passed the recent dental examination with names from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and other regions. Luncheon follows at the Catoc tin Country Club and local officials plan a dinner at Francia Seolt Motell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners
David G. Everhart
Martland
T. A. Baum
J. C. Brightfeldd
8. A. Browning
E. K Corlini
C. M. Dixon, Jr
Frederic Harry Goldstein
E. KF. Marper
E. Ui. Hinrtets
J. N. Hitchcock
S. Hoover
Davod Lagarus
L. Lewis
M. BE. McQuaid
W. G. Mat+ney
K. F. Merriam
F. J. Novak
Linwood Ortel
G. J. Phillips
C. J. Polk
C. A. Thomas
Towill
West Virginia
F. B. Shinn
District of Columbia
J. J. Hanan
B. E. Erikson
North Carolina
B. A. Dickson
RE. Williams, Jr
Florida
Newell
New York
Arthur Siegel
Connecticut
W. J. Birney
G. F. Medvey
F. W. Phelps
Canada
Primrose
Catoctin Country Club
Bydock
D. G. Everhart
Frederick
A. TL. McCarrier
Baltimore
H. A. Wilton
Hopking
Belair
C. ¥. Tayden
Leonardtown
KE. A. Coble
Easton
J. Ben Robinson
University of Maryland Dental School
Morace Davis
University of Maryland
Frederick County Dental Association
Atlee Radcliff
Hood Club Picnic At Hood College Campus
The Frederick County Hood Club picnic will be held Tuesday at 6 30 PM on Hood College campus. Supper will be cafeteria style with games and entertainment planned by committees led by Mrs Wm T Delaplain and Mrs C Will Fout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Hood Club
Hood College
Mra. H
Wm. T. Delaplaine
C. Will Fout
Charles Heck
Lavier Michael
Frank Dertsbaugh
Ruth Dutrow
Elizabeth Kuhn
Emily Apple
Mary Esther Tull
American Can Hits New High at 200 in Market Rise
The stock market rose today led by American Can which jumped to a record 200 after a ten point advance from January's low of 158 1 8. Pools were active in motors rubbers chemicals and select specialties. Cloning surged with total sales around 800 600 shares.
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Associated Press
New York
Fire engines out for test as alarm comes in
On Friday evening a small blaze at Wallace Mount’s automobile repair shop on Park Avenue triggered alarms as three city fire departments were testing engines. The Junior company arrived first, extinguished the tiny fire before crews reached the scene, and little damage occurred. A collision with Bernard McCaffray’s car near the Empire theatre was minor. Residents complain about motorists and cyclists rushing after the engines.
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Ugusuat
Wallace Mount
Park Avenue
College Avenue
Uniteds
Union Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Fenrences
Soath Street
United Engine
North Market Street
Bernard MecCaffray
Empire Theatre
Frederick
General Roundup of Autoists in Hagerstown
The second day of the intensive drive by state and city officers against motor law violations resulted in five more arrests and fourteen reprimands on June 27. The campaign will continue until Tracerstown is made safe for pedestrians and motorists.
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Associated Arena
Tiigerstown
Underground Doctor Demos Earth Radio Link To Towson
Dr James H Rogers of Hyattsville Maryland shows his underground antenna system after transmitting a message from his lab to Towson France to test the theory that long distance radio waves travel through earth and sea rather than air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Rogers
Hyattsville
Towson
France
Free Frederick County Library Sees Summer Reading Rise
Vacation days draw crowds to the Frederick County Library housed in the old Academy building. Children seek new books, with a fresh youth collection including works by Baldwin Seton Jackson and others. Staff at Miss Mary H Newman’s desk note high interest and accessible volumes for summer reading.
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Fredericks County Library
Academys
Helen Hunt Jackson
Ernest Thompson Seton
James Baldwin
Woodrow Wilson
Glenn Frank
Hood
London
Mrs. Fairatar
Nelly
Mader A. Bigham
Doctor Hottue
Hugh Lofting
Virginia
Lucy Fitch Perkins
Calvert
Maryland
James Otta
Thirteen Colonies
G. A. Guerber
Lilian 8. Hyde
School Book of Forestry
Charle
Lathrop Pack
W. T. Hornaday
Bachman
G. W. Dasent
Seton
Baldwin
Mary H Newman
Drarian
Harriett Kolb
Grace Neldig
Kidwina Luckey
Margaret Kent
Strike situation at Shanghai improves
Shanghai reports an improved strike situation with eighty percent of stores reopened and the remainder apparently bankrupt. Fifty student union representatives from across China urged the Canton government to seize the foreign settlement Shameeca. Admonitions continue to Amoy as British Japanese and American warships head there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Shanghai
Unioys
Canton
Shameeca
Stores robbed in Hagerstown three autos stolen
Thieves robbed D T Baileys shop in Hagerstown Maryland of goods over one hundred dollars and stole three autos linked to Stover E Kreps and John Wolf Kill. The incidents occurred on Virginia Avenue with an attempted robbery of J Claire Peters nearby. Sheriff Duffy and deputies probe the gang, locating the Kreps car abandoned on Virginia Avenue and linking a Wolfkill vehicle to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated P'ress
Hagerstown
D.T. Baileys
Stover E. Kreps
John
Wolf
Virginia Ave
J. Claire Peters
Richard Duffy
Kreps
Virginia Avenue
Wolfkill
MacMillan Expedition Sets Sail for Northern Lands
The schooner Bowdoin, commanded by Donald B. MacMillan, departed Sidney early for the north on a voyage joined by the Peary, fully equipped for exploration. MacMillan said the ships would stay in daily radio contact with civilization as they pursue new northern territories.
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Associated Press
Sidney
N.S
Bowdoin
Donald B. MacMillan
Forth
MacMillan
Hard coal strike looming as contracts near expiry
Reports from Scranton indicate the hard coal region may halt mining when August 1 contracts end. The tri district anthracite miners wage scale conference nears with expected demands likely to be rejected by operators. Delegates from three districts may push for a ten percent wage rise plus tonnage payments and a closed shop, while others expect wage cuts. The Scranton Wilkes Barre district seen as likely to push changes in working conditions and grievance proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Scranton- Wilkes Tarte
Improvements to Ideal Garage area spur dramatic street transformation
The Ideal Garage Company on East Patrick Street expands with a new Carroll Street building, creating a two story brick front and a lawn with flower beds. Frontage totals 55 feet on Patrick and 217 feet on Carroll Creek, with 65 000 square feet of floor space after enlargement. Jesse W. Kolh leads management. officers include E. R. Ramsburg President and Samuel G. Duvall as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Garage Company, Inc
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Ideal Garage
Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Jesse W. Kolh
E. R. Ramsburg
J. W. Willams
Thomas ©. White
Samuel G. Duvall
Weather outlook for North and Middle Atlantic States
The report from June 27 forecasts unsettled conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic regions next week with partial cloudiness and occasional local thundershowers. Temperatures start moderate and return to normal thereafter.
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Associated Prous
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Not to Prosecute Second Murder Charge Against Shepherd
Crowe declares no evidence supports that Mrs. McClintock was murdered and will not press the second murder charge against William D. Shepherd. The acquitted man was freed after a jury verdict on the charge he murdered his millionaire foster son William N. McClintock.
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Associated Press
Chiig
William D. Shepherd
William N. McClintock
McClintock
Crowe
Bootlegger Gets 3 Months Term
George Robinson colored was Friday afternoon sentenced to three months in jail for selling intoxicating liquor to Raymond Cook. His wife was found guilty of selling liquor to Mrs May Spessard but sentence was amended. The magistrate suspended Mrs Robinsons sentence due to three small children. Cook testified he bought whiskey from Robinson at Market and Brains streets. The Robinsins were arrested by Constable Smith and Officer Schell. Cook remains jailed serving a 40 day term in default of an $80 fine for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robinson
Raymond Cook
Robinson
May Spessard
Justice Brust
Robinsons
Elmer EB. Spessard
Saintestradt
Spamsard
Cook
Market
Baints Atreeta
Smith
Schell
Threetmall
Sbe
Boessard
Alban M. Wood
Whitney Again Sued by Dancer for 1 Million Dollars
Evan Harroea Fontaine, a dancer, filed a second breach of promise suit in West Chester county court against Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney seeking 1 000 000. Whitney moves to change venue arguing both reside in New York City. Fontaines prior 2 000 000 suit was dismissed after charges of perjury against Fontaine and her mother related to an annulment case involving Whitney. A baby Fontaine claims is Whitney's son also featured in the suit.
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Associated Press
White Plans
Evan Harrowea Fontaine
West Cheater County
Corneliua Vanderbilt Whitney
Whitney
West Chester County
New York
New York City
Dancer
Tedral
Mixx Fontaine
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Miss Fontaine
Coolidge Tours Historic Boston Area
President Coolidge conducted a daytime sightseeing tour through historic Boston area sections. He traveled from White Court with Mrs. Scotidge and a crowd of reporters, visited a Watertown cemetery where three ancestors are buried, and stopped at a country club before returning.
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Associated Prose
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Boston
White Court
Scotidge
Watertown
Auto Greaker Crashes Into Pole on Patrick Street
An automobile broke away from a Ford service truck and struck an electric wire pole on Patrick Street near Det’s Alley. The pole broke at the base but remained suspended by the wires.
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Patrick Street
Detr's Alley
County approves new tax rate and road budget provisions
The board set a county tax rate of 1.30 per 100 with a total income estimate of 792 159 81 dollars. Road expenditures dominate the budget including public roads 40 000 and bridges 19 000 with several resurfacing and improvement packages totaling over 200 000. The budget also lists Montevue Hospital funding, jail, courts, pensions, and various county offices and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Insurance
Potomac Edisons Company
Montevue
Poe
Daily Hawk Dalanous
State Treasures
Mid Call
Andouy Revalpta
Dotal
Dia
Schoote
Raed
Pike
Frederick
Naane
Falerion
Otc
Orphan's Court
Maryland Children's Aid Society
Maryland Industrial Schools
Maryland School
Sheriff's Office
Bridgeport
Bank Employees Entertained At Private Swimming Party
Mr and Mrs Hammond Clary hosted a small group from the Semimercial State Bank for a Friday evening gathering at Hunting Creek. Guests enjoyed swimming and refreshments after the dip with several attendees named in the notice.
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Hammond Clary
Hunting Creek
Claude Clary
Lewis Knock
Mia
Hammond Cuny
Misa Bernice Hara
Harrieg Shonk
Virginia Line
Mesare
Clange Clary
George Heinlein
James Fate
Nevin Wieker
Metrin Ene
Ramebore
Dear McTiride
Knock
Playgrovnde Oven Tenge at Walkersville Evening Event
The article notes an entertainment program and concert by the Yellow Strings Band under Francis Fisher. It mentions a wedding between F. and Miss Lowtee of Washington, with events planned in Washington this evening.
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Xtounds
Walkersville
Etebt
Yellow Strings Band
Francis Fisher
Miss Lowtee
Washington
Ginee
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State Board OF Dental Examiners
Country Club
Dr. Everhart
College
Independents
Nia
Callle
Rab Roy
Mara
Hagerst’n
Macon
M’millan
Ideal
South Carroll St
Shepherd
Evan Burrows Fontaine
White
Plains
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