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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
18
Racing results list a mixed field for an 800 event with Elisabeth, Belis, Mutenkala, Wolfs’ Cry and others. Bets show payoffs 4.00 to 11.00 with times around 1:00. Procler’lo and Lord Alen are noted among participants.
Havana race card lists first race for 4 year olds and up over 4 furlongs with dozens of entrants such as Deda Miss Hol Kidnap Sancho Fu ry Acosta Blackwall Sky Man Dor o Full Moon Hence Box Wood Glory of Seas Thirty Seven and more. Second through sixth races show claiming and handicap events for older field sizes with horses like Feodor Bodanzky Tacobein Lafe M. Josephine C. Quiet Cedric Scott Jr. Ty Joe Campbell Countess Somhy War Gur m Private Peat Momentam Kendall Marble Tippo Salib Diversity Parvenu Duelta Annis Tyle and others as Weather star and track listed as fast.
Races listed with entries for five to six furlongs for maidens and claimers. Names include Guiney Girl Wee Girl Ibo Damar Ailsie Lampo Miss Shasta Pirquette and others, with weights and gate notes noted for Cassidy Patent moving gate and start details.
Boston January 6 Chan ning Ho Cox will retire Thursday after four years as Massachusetts chief executive and has accepted a vice presidency at The First National Bank of Boston He will devote full time to banking after his inauguration successor Alvin M Fuller and Mrs Cox plan a California vacation before Cox begins his new duties
Waterbury nomination notes Jay Colgrove as postmaster candidate amid a busy race card. The meeting in Waterbury, Conn features multiple entries and prize purses such as SEVENTH RACE with $700, and EIGHTH RACE for four-year-olds and up with $700, including runners Picnic Grayson Star of Eve and others as tracks remain clear and fast.
Detailed race entries across six events for New Orleans with claiming prices, distances, and horse names. Notable entries include Latta, St Nicholas, Red Squirrel, Rosa Greener, Dave Goldie, Grace Travier, Cup Ofea, Marjorie, Red Seth, My Destiny, Try Again, Dannell, adventure, Fox tail, Soviet, Sea Wolf, Our Star, Quinah, Vanishing Boy, Gen, Jupiter, Kerry Girl, Black Art, Future Lo, Denial, Fender Seth, Maury Blen O, Ballot Brush, Red Winnfield, Prince K, Kedullfa, Spngs Sodier I1, Blackptte, Vul mal, Rachel Potterini, June 1, Silent West, Chaplet, Tantalus, Booney No, Zinwar, Ashburien, Rork, Ex Tence, Warren Lynen, Promising Tom, Dancing Fool. Weather conditions show a heavy track.
Market reports show steady to firm trends across poultry and dairy. Fowls, turkeys, geese, and eggs list varied prices with creamery and milk futures higher in spots, while dressed poultry and beef markets reflect steady demand and marginal gains.
Washington January 6 The National Wholesale Grocers Association filed in the District Supreme Court opposition to vacating the consent decree that separated the meat packing industry from unallied activities. The association argues the Packers joined the decree knowingly and are bound by its terms.
Directors of the American Smelting and Refining company increased the annual dividend rate from five to six dollars by declaring a quarterly dividend of 160 dollars on common stock, payable February 2 to stock of record January 18.
Realty records show quit claim and mortgage deeds involving Charles H. Deced Liustece and others, with properties on Center Street Wall Street Sanford Avenue and Newton Street. Transactions include Everlastik Incorporated mortgage on Center Street and warranty deed from Everlastik to Poha with Center Street as the parcel.
France's share of the German Dawes plan loan appeared on the Paris Course for the first time. The bonds, in £100 denominations, were quoted at 375 francs per pound or about 94 1/2 in U.S. dollars.
Paris January 6 The United States Embassy and the American Chamber of Commerce discuss with France a preferential tariff for American exporters in automobies typewriters calculating machines and cash registers. A conference with Minister Raynaldy yielded a promise of exceptional rates for firms doing business in France through an administrative decree set to align with the new tariff laws.
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