Five Favorites: Home In Front at City Park Racing
New Urbana reports a day of racing at City Park with the seven furlong handicap moved to a seven furlong Face due to horse draw. Jockeys faced suspensions and several entries appeared in multiple events including wartime names and results with favorites and showing notable horses such as Polly Trim and Posture Girl. The day features a mix of racing classes, weights, and prize considerations as riders contend with rules and track conditions.
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New Urbana
City Park
Tuckey Jussell
Smfuftini
Carnery
Baxcuse Ste
Accund
Aaimernor
Thiva
Cline
Dinemock
Told Uke
Aegepanak
Cora Jiear
Aedle
Tha Fouth
Hubber Hall Welnarail
Jor Davis
Sister Ida
Dnebel Aintree
Unt
Susan
Kaae—Toe Nie
Welling
Marvin Neal
Hoggs
Dadearlun
Martin
Greet HideLarsany
Port Worth
Mr. Beott
Sila Thien
Tinttapie
Dayton
Sabador
Tual
Laub Yeung
Qenis
Artline Galvagy
Daly
Nieu
Alcor
Mittin
Larue
BO F Hennessy
Minsgurt Lad
Moo
Nicol
Mecand
Dehar
Ids tAumini
Tb Allekes
Polly Trim
Jae Fallertano van Sixtil
Lloyd
Kon
Lacy Charade
Garner
Armacond
An McKenna
Davtay
Katie Jowern
Langrora James
Jo Mayberry
Pottieen
Uraisaint
Heetha
Paul
Tani
Talbert
Cree
Hewart
Jon Kanter Pampadour
Reine
Pierrot
Boe
Narrette
Fampadronie
Shawana
Jack Dolan Fella Indian
Jaren Rednick
Tudor
Young
Henry Tronworth
Vertbeat
Tinh
Santago
Bybilla
Lucy Young
Trepan
Quemile Sally
Frank Flasher
Poster Girl
Morale
Royal Breeze
Trace
Yenstad
Excuse
Martetts Tululitt
Gangdaw
Timemook
Teabel Aintree
Prince Niplestng
Hale
Bunn III
Miles
Aeting Kara
George Vivian
Lady Killson
Twenty Shotter
Morelener
Happy Jack
Kleinwool
Bank Swindler Brought Back From Avella
Kanana City December 21 Wilttant Anderson, the embezzling assistant teller of the Lirat Sudona bank, arrived at Hanene City from Avella Tex in custody of two officers. Bank officials cite a shortage of 89000 and deny other reported sums. Anderson denied stealing 50000 and claimed relief at being captured.
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Kanana City
Wilttant
Anderson
Lirat Sudona Bank
Hanene City
Avella
Tex
TI Swinney
Dewnpaper
Raore Anderann
Soman
Alwaye
Cal Anderson
Athletic Club to Meet Yale in Tonight’s Big Match
The Athletic Club challenges Yale for a fast basketball game tonight at 8 o'clock. Yale’s star team is considered the favorite but no visitor arrival time was given. Expected starters include Thornton pole, Mitzsimmons, Howlett, Dunne, Wynne, Colquitt, Roy Morning of Stone Mountain to referee.
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Ero
Yale
Ines
Nate Thornton
Iatpole
Mitzsimmons
Itowell
Dunne
Wynne
Colquitt
Roy Morning
Stone Mountain
Bay area horse races feature tight finishes and long odds
In Emeryville and nearby tracks a crowded program produced close finishes with Ban Vranciace winning in the fifth race at Liveryville despite odds at 20 to 1. Ban Remy paid 50 to tet, and Butterflies handicap saw a narrow margin victory amid a bustling day of racing with connections like Mulholland, Durmeg Bush, and Lord Nelson noted among runners. Oakland entries list thirteen-sixteenths, one mile and other distant distances with favorites and longshots contending.
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Ban Vranciace
James M
Liveryville
Ban Remy
Hanaiay
Aazari Ron
Ima
Pua
Tani
Lander
Dane
Udds
Poetey Stnmi
Latte Bam
Cite
Ack
Tue Mayer
Srogema Wie
Wsiack Au Ian
Arlund Jeacl
Vin Guiown
Wun
Camu
Aecona
Nugent
Wale
Dame
Mulholland
Durmeg Bush
AL Linunes
St. Namwood
Janice Munn
Rewto
Wes Lurieran
THM
Wack
Ao Hale
I. Mwond
Str Carter
Antyrey
Yi Joo
Wipponkx
Hix
Lizato
Williams
Irown
Woolme
Walsh
Dime
Romaine
Vaughttal
Hector San
San Remo
Hickaway
Lark
Becom
Elle
Wvisnoh
Rlne
Liberto
Diooligan
Circus
Isabellita
Oakland
Fersnin
Mwahity
Tentity
Monster
Hollick
Farting Jenne
Joe Goss
Salahle
Vella Felt
F. Mt Brattain
Royal Hogue
von Ness
Judge
Dora I
Ben Vollo
Joe
W. B. Gates
Orcha
Jack Little
Cheripe
Monta Bella
Nandicap
I. W. Barr
Sir Edema
Princess Titanic
Mary I
Collector Jesup
Blue Eyes
King Cale
Mites
Nigrette
JC. Clem
Captain Bush
Tenordale
Dorado
Theo di Valletta
Man Medicine Today Intralate Rey
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled item about medicine with repeated phrases and nonsensical segments. Readable elements mention MAN MEDI NE and claims of free value for a dime, alongside scattered names and places, though specifics are unclear. The piece resembles a chaotic promotional or payday-like notice with no coherent event or entities to identify.
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Vala Howe
Dante
Shaners
Road extension plan eyed by Macon rail leaders
Aeon and Dubin and Bawah will meet in Macon December 26 to discuss issuing 2,000,000 bonds to consolidate debts and extend the line to Bavannal while abandoning the Central of Georgia line to that city. Proposals include southern cooperation from Macon to Atlanta to create a through line from Atlanta to Bavannal and tie Louisville and Nashville to Savannah.
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Aeon
Arkfadae
Soa Tee Malem Dubin
Bawahhakaalmoad
Macon
Atlanta
Bavannal
Louieville
Nashville
Savannah
Bobby and Prince Fix Christmas Race Heat
BOBBY and PRINCE plan a three heat Christmas race with best two of three, featuring Walthour and Jack Prince. Stanry Norton and Will Jenkins to handle prelims, Gus Lawson paces Walthour, Guignard to mentor a fellow rider. Coquelle expected to cover the race story. The event starts at 2:30 p.m. at Piedmont Park near the coliseum, followed by a football game.
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Mebby Walthoug
Jack Prince
Ring
Stanry Norton
Georgia
Will Jenkins
Alabama
Gus Lawson
Walthour
Guignerd
bin Coquelle
Parla L'Auto
Guienard
Jt le
Coquelle
Partatar
Folger
Piedmont Park
Passive Strike Paralyzes Austrian Posts System
In Vienna on December 21 a passive resistance strike by 25,000 postal workers began, protesting conditions and demanding pay increases. The action relies on strict obedience to antiquated rules to halt mail service without violating regulations, with negotiations expected to resume for a compromise.
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Vienna
Labar
Attempt to Wreck Trust In Suit Against Board
Sydney Mitchell, owner of 2000 shares, files in circuit court seeking injunction to stop dividends and demanding an accounting from the United Nox Board and Paper Company. He claims a conspiracy by directors to wreck the firm, which is valued at $14 million and has merged 25 companies since 1902 into a New Jersey based conglomerate. Mitchell seeks return of Norwich stock to United Box Board and Paper and cites Fox Heart Company owning 19 of 20 parts of American Straw Board, with implied surpluses and undivided earnings cited for 1963 and 1964.
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Chicago
Sydney Mitchell
Unitet Nox Board and Paper Company
Toda Med
Fec
Box Board
Ty Mitchell
Hia Bf
New Jersey
Mitchell
Mevcy
United Hox Hoard and Paper Company
Unicas Paper Compa
Norwich
American @traw | Board Company
United Hox Board and Paper Company
Fox Heart Company
American Straw Doar
Hot Board Company
Straw Board Company
Ashchell
Aged midwife Eckhardt jailed for illegal operation
Mrs Eckhardt, aged midwife, was sentenced in New York to two years six months to three years six months in Auburn for performing an illegal operation. Her house was raided weeks earlier by medical authorities amid sensational accusations from her daughters, who claimed infant murders and body burning in the kitchen.
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Eckhardt
Pen
New York
Wilhelmin Eckhard
Marriet
Auburn
Otter
Wee Dekhardt
Pecorte
Carier
Okhardts
Chicago Board May Be Split
The Chicago Board of Trade faces a split as dissension intensifies over membership transfers and creditor actions. A near vote split shows the board's control by core members and hints at two boards of trade if reforms fail.
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Chicago
Marke
Exumunige
Generit Menberahla Vesterday
Boards of Trade
Shange Wan
Dobtorm
Berman
Focal Imnders
Gold Glasses Offer from A. K. Hawkes Company
An advertising notice from A. K. Hawkes Company opticians at 14 Whitehall Street promotes gold rimmed glasses and a post holiday lens replacement offer at no extra charge, limited to two additional gags.
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A. K. Hawkes Company
Opticians
Whitehall Street
Tragedy in Montgomery Ex mayor shot by former detective
In Montgomery Alabama tonight ex mayor Charles Duber was shot by his assistant and former chief city detective W Th Murphy in a prominent downtown cafe. The wound is probably fatal amid reports the dispute sprang from criticisms of Murphy’s work by his superior Sanford. Washington and other items note appointments in the Justice Department and Mexican embassy posting dates.
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Charles Feber
Murphy
Montgomery
Ala
Charles Duber
W. Th. Murphy
Turbine propulsion hailed as Navy’s key engineering problem
Admiral Rae in the annual Bureau of Steam Engineering report identifies steam turbines as the era’s most important marine propulsion issue. He notes a conservative approach awaiting conclusive demonstrations while trials proceed on three scout cruisers, two turbine and one reciprocating, to yield comparative data for naval use.
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Bays Admiral
Washington
Rea
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Rae
Biresu
Charletton Navy Yard
Naval Station
Key West
Pansacola Navy Yard
Guantanamo
Coal price rise to 10 to 20 percent in Monongahela Valley output
Anticipated coal price increases from 10 to 20 percent are reported for Monongahela Valley coal, with Monongahela Valley Coal Company training to set new rates in the coming days. Vice President George Thet of the company is in New Orleans, returning to Pittsburg Saturday to finalize the exact decrease. Officials say demand for Vitteburg coal hauls is higher than usual due to a western coal famine.
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Pittsburg
Fitteborg
Monongahela Valley Coal Company
George Thet
New Orleans
Vitteburg
Society Rogues Are Numerous at Country House Parties
London reports whisper about the thief who stole the duchess Roxburgh ruby pendant. A guest at Moors castle witnessed the incident, but the duke suppressed details to avoid scandal. Country houses now see thefts, with guests and maids guarding valuables, as in Welbeck Abbey where a guest quietly received repayment to stay silent.
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London
Roxburgher
Gurat
Moors Castle
St. Petersburg
Beatt
Yard
Tnt
Great
Firiain
Duchess of Portland
Wel+beck abbey
Thay Détertiin
Bank books show theft in Morton Park incident
December 21 report states an inquiry before Judge Taendis found $30,090 of a bank's funds used by Atkinson. A stenographer L Armstrong, a woman now in Pittsburg, signed notes. Books had not been kept since November 26.
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Chleago
Lincoln Tank
Morton Park
Atkinson
Taendis
Atkina
L. Armstrong
Pittsburg
Lipton Praises Yankee Prosperity Amid Labor Alarm
Sir Thomas Lipton reports high American prosperity after visiting U S manufactories, saying the United States enjoys unmatched growth and employment while Britain faces unemployment and hardship. He contrasts U S wealth with English worry, noting rapid industrial progress and rising wages.
State Veterinarians Meeting in Atlanta
State veterinarians gathered in Atlanta with wide regional attendance from Americus Athena Columbus Thomasville Milledgeville and Savannah among others. President Dr P L P Iahnsen presided and papers were presented by Prof Se Willoughly and Dr Jorge of Athens. the event featured demonstrations on perfidious ocular and equine topics and an afternoon hospital visit is planned.
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Yeater Tas
Alabama
Carolinas
Misslnston
Plortéa
Ehair
PL F P. Iiahnsen
Americus
Profrasor
Athena
Columbum
Thomanvile
Stakeley
Macon
Atlanta
Georgia
Jorge
Scott
oCtumbue
Mya
Stort
Hhe Aouth
Enam muon-Cyo
Tabnaen
Auerious
William ‘Carnea
Lockjew
Carnegie
Cdek
St Joflyts Hospital
Exchene Place
Ares de PF Bahneen
Bh Joly
We A. Beoth
Columbus
T 1 Jago
D. Coker
Alinta
A. C. Seazen
It. Carnes
Avanta
Pre
Femmoy
Wiloughts
Il Trier
Blaketey
Joeth Kwencke
Thommaville
American Railways Prosper, Industry Booms Across Nation
The piece describes rising wages and restricted work due to labor scarcity, with railroads granting large raises. It notes doubling of railway earnings over a decade, expanding lines and new capacity, and booming steel, iron, and engineering sectors. It highlights optimistic forecasts of continued growth, and mentions major projects like the Pennsylvania Railroad underground station in New York and global price trends.
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Alr Thomas
Chicago
Thm
America
Miomant Ia
Pheta
Steel Trust
Iran
United Kingdom
Iron Makers of
England
Eharat
United States
Great Britain
Wis la
Ameria
Rat Turer
Bates
Odan
Marinus
Geud Fortune
Tan St
Felt Warm From The Youkera Tateaman
A fragmentary oddity describes someone testing birch wood in a fire and noting it burned well. The conversational line mentions burning bars and a greeting, captured in a terse dialogue style. The text reads like a casual overheard exchange from a historical page.
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Athletic Club
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Wall
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Pia
Stimpson
Milvilo
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McReynolda
Idwin Z. Banford
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Tenn
Department of Justice
J. C. McKeyholds
Mgr
Tennessee
University of Tennessee
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Harvard Law School
Tennessee Car Association
Knoxville Journal and Tribune
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Decemer
En Cerroriata
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Senor Mnrique Cretal
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Hia
Morting Marin
Duchess of Roxburghe
Thomas Lipton
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Sir Thomas] Lipton
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Weekly Dispatch
Kinc
Tmarietta ST. Col
GS Es
Wing Medical CO
Atlanta Ga
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Misvea
Goodyear Raincoat Company
Abor
Mintheateel Trust
Rocky Mountains
California
Florida
United Binet
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NAT Kaiser & CO
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