Daily History Entries June 30 Events and Astronomical Note
June 30 historical notes include Archibald Campbell the ninth Earl of Argyll beheaded for rebellion against James II. 1991 sees the Germany Austria Italy triple alliance renewed for six years. A 1000 battle at Tientsin prompts foreign ministers to order Chinese departure from Peking. 1915 Russia forms a munition board to supply the front. Astronomical events mention planetary rise times and Sun meridian observation at Washington.
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Archibald Campbell
Earl of Argyll
James
Germany
Austria
Italy
Tientsin
China
Peking
Russia
Teachers convention opens at Ocean City MD session
The Maryland State Teachers Association begins its primary section in Ocean City with the theme Expressive Activity and How It Is to Be Gained in the Schoolroom. Speakers include Katherine Valentine Canton Munroe Canton Alice Toadvine Salisbury Leah Watts Pikesville and others. Officers elected for the primary and agricultural sections are listed. About fifty students attend the six weeks State Summer School with many Maryland educators serving as instructors.
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Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
Katherine Valentine
Canton
Munroe
Alice Toadvine
Salisbury
Leah Watts
Pikesville
Olivia Osborne
Arlington
Martha Lynch
Sparrows Point
Helen Stauffer
Adamstown
L. Cora Gillis
Wicomico County
W. R. c. Connick
Baden
S. S. Stabler
Frederick
J. Keller Smith
Mount Airy
Maryland
Johns Hopkins Announces Summer School for Attendance Officers
Johns Hopkins University launches a summer program for training school attendance officers under the General Education Bill. In cooperation with the Alliance of Charitable and Social Agencies, twelve Maryland charities offer scholarships to actual appointees. Lecturers include Dr. Burdick, Dr. Magruder, and others with state approval from Bates Stephens.
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Johns Hopkins University
Alliance of Charitable and Social Agencies
Frederick County
Geo. L. Jones
Maryland Children’s Aid Society
Alda L. Armstrong
Theo Jacobs
Federated Charities
Wim. Burdick
J. W. Magruder
J. H. Hershner
Ueon C. Faulkner
C. Hampson Jones
Bates Stephens
Officers elected at Frederick Cownie? No. 118 Jr. O U A M
Frederick Cown eil No 118 Jr O U A M held a meeting last night electing officers for the ensuing term. Councilor Jacob L Engelbrecht. vice councilor C Frank Smith. assistant recording secretary Edward C Lease Jr. conductor Francis S Gaither. warden William P P Grove. inside sentinel Randolph N Martz. outside sentinel Eugene H Albaugh. chaplain Robert A Bennett.
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Frederick Cowneil
Jr. O. UA. M
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
C. Frank Smith
Edward C. Lease, Jr
Francis S. Gaither
William PP. Grove
Inside Sentinel
Randolph N. Martz
Outside Sentinel
Eugene H. Albaugh
Robert A. Bennett
Among the Sick in Local Notices
Mrs Ephraim Kline remains quite ill at her home on West Seventh street. Mrs Jacob H Schmidt shows improvement at City Hospital where she has been receiving treatment. Mrs Ralph Wachter of 31 South Market street is confined to her house with a bad attack of rheumatism.
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Ephraim Kline
West Seventh Street
Jacob H. Schmidt
City Hospital
Ralph Wachter
South Market Street
Maryland Guardsmen Head to Eagle Pass Border
First Regiment Maryland National Guard troops entrain from Laurel to Eagle Pass Texas for border duty. Six of Company A fail physical tests. officers promoted as new corps move in. Mail addressed to troops will be sent to commanding general Southern Department San Antonio.
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Maryland
Southern Department
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
Adjutant-General
John Smith
Maryland National Guard
Fort Sam Houston
Frederick
Laurel
Eagle Pass
Uncle Sam
Brunswick
Company A
Clarence Anders
LeGore
Albert C. Fox
J. R. Long
Earl Morgan
James W. Troxell
R. W. Linton
Yellow Springs
Laurence Kennedy
Woons
Little
Gaither
Vinegar Hill
Linde
Uarrington
Bazile Pass
Railroad
Baltimoreland Ohio
Ihe
Gulf
Frederick county group forms fund committee for Company A dependents
Holmes D Baker president of the Frederick county Branch of the Maryland League for National Defense chairs a meeting to raise a fund for dependents of Company A. A committee including Judge Hammond Urner Judge Glenn H Worthington John Francis Smith Joseph D Baker and John L Johnson will organize early next week with Major D John Markey and Captain Elmer F Manshower guiding distribution plans. The move follows a regional pattern as Frederick residents pledge support for soldier families who answered the country call.
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Holmes D. Baker
Frederick County
Maryland League For National Defense, Land
Company A
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
John Francis Smith
Joseph D. Baker
John L. Johnson
D. John Markey
Elmer F. Manshower
Frederick
Tandem Motorcycle Crash Kills and Injures Couple Near Lewistown
Mr and Mrs John Wolfe of Baltimore were injured when their tandem motorcycle struck a culvert on the Frederick Emmitsburg State road near Lewistown. They, not seriously hurt, were confined to Frederick City Hospital with bruises while a party from Baltimore to Gettysburg traveled. Medical aid came from Dr Victor Cullen and Dr E D Neighbors. The bike, heavily damaged, was taken to Ideal Garage.
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John Wolfe
Baltimore
Frederick-Emmitsburg
Lewistown
Frederick City
Wolfe
Gettysburg
Victor Cullen
E. D
Local businesses and fraternal notices in town
Local merchants advertise flag holders records and groceries at Busy Corner and Hauver's Grocery Store. Fraternal groups Knights of Pythias and Eagles plan services at Opera House with speakers from Governor Harrington and Secretary Wilson. Washington Street School warns against trespassing with a $5 fine.
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N. P
D. Mantz
Chas. Grove Cook
E. Second St
Armstrong
City Hotel
Third St
R. R. Miller
Electric Flatiron
Gas & Elec
Franklin Law
Seeger & Co
C. F. Cramer
W. P
Opera House
Doll Bros
H. F. Shipley
Haover
Victor
Columbia Records
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Harrington
Wilson
Brotherhood of Man
Aerry Room
Chas
F. Cramer
Ernest M. Fox
Washington Street School
Commissioners Set Tonight Tax Rate to Wipe Debt
Frederick County officials meet to set the annual levy with debates over a potential rate near 1.10. Commissioner Harry B. Witter says the rate must cover debts, widow pensions, new assessments, school funding, and road programs as the county bases its budget at over 30 million dollars. The final figure hinges on tonight’s vote by the board.
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Prederick County
Harry B. Witter
Mr. Wit
State Tax Commission
LeGore
Witter
Board of County Commissioners
Obscure Names Listed in Local Election Slate
A fragmentary list names officials and candidates including Daniel Baker C H Conley M D P L Hargett John 8 Newman J H Gambrill Jr H D Baker and others in a district ballot overview. The unreadable portion limits clarity on roles or outcomes.
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Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
H. D. Baker
Fashionable Fabrics and Accessories Offerings
Beach cloth pique gabardine and corduroy fabrics for skirts and coats. 36 inch corduroy at 69c per yard. 2% yards wide linen suiting. Special on flowered ribbons 26c, worth 30c. New cape collars of Organza finished in old nose and Copenhagen. Parasols for all colors. Silk sweaters at sale prices. White goods pillow cases sheets towels. Ladies chiffon and linen handkerchiefs. For men B V D underwear silk hosiery and pennine neckwear.
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Copenhagen
200 Acres and 165 Acre Farms for Sale Near Mt Airy
A historical real estate notice offers parcels along State Road four miles from Frederick and near Mt Airy Braddock Heights. Highlights include 82 acres cultivated with a fine house barn and outbuildings, 128 acres with buildings, and a 165 acre tract with improved farms. Prospective buyers are invited to view.
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New Market
Monrovia
New Market District
Thia
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Marewood
Harp
Pythian Castle
Frederick
State Road
Mt. Airy
Braddock Heights
Grayson H. Mercer
Frederick City
Asx
Hagerstown
Tytthan Castle
Avilauing
Frederick, Md
Our Sacrifice Sale at New York Millinery Parlor
An assortment of white Hemp and Panama hats on sale at reduced prices from the New York stock. Includes black and colored hats with up to date styles. Also mentions the sale’s closing nature and summer stock clearance at New York Millinery Parlor run by Mrs D E Kefauver.
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New York
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Teachers’ Convention
Johns Hopkins
Irhives
Baltimore and Ohio
Hauver's Grocery Store
W. Patrick St
Citizens’ National Bank
J. D., Baker
Capital
WM. G. Baker
Seceseae
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
John S. Ramsbui
Wm. G. "Baker, K. M. Thomas
D. EH. Kefauver, ‘I. D. Baker, Thos. H. Halter
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Fire Insurance
Hamilton Street
Automobile Insurance
Albaugh & Harrington
Alan Teyun
Altaugh
Halrnington
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
XS Market
St .Thane
Cramer & Staupfer
Court Street
John D. Hendrickson
Filea
White Palm Beach
Garmont
Palm Beach
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Poplin
Potts & Griffin
L. C. Willis
Court ST
PHOND
Thomas P.rioe
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Grayson H. Staley
New London
University Extension Society
Seminary Hall
California
H. W.B
Colorado Building
U. B
W& FL Rwy. CO. Gas and Electric Dept
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Briscoe Garage
Briscoe & Regal Service Station
N. Market St
Home Builting and Loan Association
Commercial
Hank William FE
Edgar TH. McBride
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