The Races Entry List Overflows for Week Contests
The 2:20 Pace on Saturday shows 28 entries for the $400 prize. A large field fills the Thursday races with eager speed fans and competitors.
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09 Oct 1917
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Lancaster Daily Eagle in Lancaster, Ohio
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Newspaper
Lancaster Daily Eagle
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1917
Page
1
Horses and jockeys race results from Ohio track meet
Thursday October 11 lists class no 1 races with pace purse 350, detailing horse names like ELTORA C sister directly DAGO BABE WREATH BERNEr MAGGIE E Duke Mobel King James BLUE JAY RED ON EMERY BROOKS Walley Logan DAN ASHLAND NEOLO J THE WEED DIRECTUM R MILDRED W JERRY O CONNOR A J POINTER and owners/trainers from Ohio towns including Lan caster Hamilton Alliance Zanesville Columbus Ironton Tiffin Spencerville Richwood Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELTORA C
bom. M. Camp
Lancaster
Ohio
b. m
Frank Wirtley
Hamilton
James Webb
Granville
BABE WREATH
gr. m
Louis Huber
Cincinnati
BERNER
Filson & Totton
Alliance
MAGGIE E
rem
C. E. Brooks
Clemand
DUKE MOBEL
Fred Hatfield
Ironton
DAN ASHLAND
Brooks Cap
List of Class No 2 2:27 Trot-Furse entrants
A long listing of horse names and owners from Ohio and nearby states for Class No 2 at 2:27 trot event. Entries include Admiral Dewey owned by R R Jones Newark Ohio. The Tocsin owned by Ben Olds Mt Gilead Ohio. George Minister owned by Ben Daise Athens Ohio. Billy McKinney Nerick and Smith Nelsonville Ohio. Abcabel owned by M H Howe Nelsonville Ohio. Shorty Corwin owned by G A Urban Ast Zanesville Ohio. Teddy and Teddy 3 owned by G A Urban Act Zanesville Ohio. Guy Logan owned by Elmer Owens Bremen Olio. Rosary owned by Ruble and Lurvis Bremen Olio. Harry K owned by John Stuckiey Mechanicsburg Ohio. Nitayumm and Abby C owned by John Stuckiey. Red Ormonde owned by T Guse man Lancaster Ohio. Little Jerry owned by George Addis Hamilton Ohio. Mabley Walisham owned by F Neeley Lancaster Ohio. Bellswood Wilkes owned by Ire Leist Columbus Ohio. Clayton Brooks owned by S B Walker Pulaski Pa. Little Helen owned by Wm Watson Springfield Ok. Oneida Tramp owned by I Shannon New Philadelphia Ohio. Elle Kirtley owned by Jess Rinehart Mt Vernon Ohio. Jim Chimes owned by H S Myers Ellsworth Kansas. Herjolla owned by W L Caskey Circleville Ohio. Emmitoson owned by G W Lane Newark Ohio. Norine owned by C H Morline Cardington Ohio. plus additional unreadable entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADMIRAL DEWEY
bog
R. R Jones
Newark
Ohio
TOCSIN
Ben Olds
Mt. Gilead
GEORGE MINISTER
Ben
Zanesvillle
TEDDY
G. A. Urban
Act
Zanesville
GuY LOGAN
CLAYTON BROOKS
b. g
Walker
Pulaski
LITTLE HELEN
b. m
Wm. Watson
Springfield
ONEIDA TRAMP
I. Shannon
New Philadelphia
ELLE KIRTLEY
Jess Rinehart
Mt. Vernon
JIM CHIMES
H. S. Myers
Ellsworth
Kansas
HERJOLLA
bl. g
Caskey Circleville
EMMITO SON
s. gs
Lane Newark
NORINE
H. Morline
Cardington
Class No 3 2 17 Pace Purse 400
Listed runner names and owners across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana in a 2:17 pace purse race. Entries include Pearl Carter Milton Forbes May Dilison Patch Barney O Connor Jr Al Dillard Topsy O Connor Ralph Marlow Jil Logan Moko Elder Mildred W and others with connections to Alexandria Ravenna Zanesville Logan Pleasantville Marysville and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEARL CARTER
Elias Brown
Athens
Ohio
b. g
D. D Clark
Alexandria
MILTON FORBES
b. z
R. J. Hooper
Ravenna
MAY DILISON
b. m
Jesse Rhine
Zanesville
PATCH
J. B. Wii
Vanceburg
BARNEY O'CONNOR, JR
G. A
Don Garrison
Amo
Tad
TEPDY MARMORE
cL. E Ruff
Lancaster
Jil LOGAN
b. s
Ferrell
Marysville
MOKO ELDER
H. 8. Myers
Kan
MILDRED W
Frank Shelly
Apencerville
Sister Lena Bope Dies in Athens Hospital
Mrs. Lena Bope of Circleville dies after a Saturday night illness at Athens Hospital. Sister Mrs. Mary Shupe of Forest Rose avenue mourns. Two children survive. Funeral services were held in Circleville today with burial planned in Lancaster Wednesday. Mrs. Bope was well known in Lancaster and many friends mourn her passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Hospital
Circleville
Lancaster
Mary Shupe
Forest Rose avenue
Lena Bope
Lan“ter
Rope
Cold closure at West Side schools delays lessons
West Side schools were dismissed Monday due to an unready heating apparatus. Teachers spent the day visiting North School while the new system was installed and tested Tuesday before sessions reopened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Fair Music at Lancaster Fair Three Big Days Parade
The Lancaster Citizens band leads Thursday’s pig school parade at 10 oclock. Friday features the Pickerington band with a special music program. Saturday to end the event the Mechanics band heads the premium stock parade at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Lancaster Citizens band
Pickerington
Mechanics band
Citizens band
Lemuel Osler Appointed Patrolman for Vacancy
Lemuel Osler of 432 Madison Avenue was appointed regular patrolman to fill the vacancy caused by Patrolman Cave's resignation. He will begin Tuesday evening at the former salary of 70 dollars monthly. Twenty extra police were appointed by the safety department to assist during the fair under Chief Henry J. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Lemuel Osler
Madison avenue
For Victory and Peace Liberty Loan of 1917 Appeal
Government calls for immediate action to support the Liberty Loan of 1917. Citizens are urged to consider the crisis and contribute funds to clothe house feed train arm and transport soldiers. The message stresses the massive cost and the need for timely sacrifice.
Duty to Buy Liberty Loan Bonds in 1917 appeal
Wartime appeal urges citizens to purchase Liberty Loan bonds with patriotic duty. It emphasizes allies’ efforts in justice and freedom and invites voluntary subscriptions without any service charge. The message frames financial support as a privilege and civic responsibility.
Banks Named in Lancaster Area Financial Listing
A reporter notes a consortium of banks operating in the Lancaster region including Amanda Baltimore Basil Bremen Hocking Valley Nat l Bank Fairfield National Bank Farmers and Citizens Bank Lancaster National Bank Farmers Merchants Bank Clear Creek Valley Bank Co First National Bank Bank of Basil Bremen Bank Co First National Bank Farmers Merchants Bank Millersport Bank Co Pleasantville Bank Pickerington Bank Rushville Banking Co Farmers and Citizens Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Nat'l Bank
Fairfield National Bank
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Lancaster National Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Clear Creek Valley Bank Co
First National Bank _ Bank of Basil Co
Bremen Bank Co
First National Bank
Millersport Bank Co
Pleasantville Bank
Pickerington Bank
Rushville Banking Co
No Game Today in New York Due to Rain
The scheduled game between the White Sox and the Giants in New York was postponed because of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Sox
Giants
RAILROADS TIED UP IN PETROGRAD STRIKE
Russian workers defy government warnings and initiate a general railway strike in Petrograd aimed at stopping normal traffic except for sanitary and military trains. All passenger departures were halted except for front line service, despite Nikitin’s threat of treason charges against strikers and telegraph operators who refuse to transmit the order. Date of Draft Hearing Set in Washington as Supreme Court schedules Dec 10 for arguments on selective service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Nikitin
posta and telegraphs
Washingon
supreme court
Fresh beef exports rise fifty percent in August
Washington dispatch reports August exports of oats doubled and fresh beef up 50 percent, with meat and dairy products totaling 24.5 million dollars. Breadstuffs reached 45 million dollars, cotton led by value at 63.0 million, while total exports of the listed goods amounted to 155.6 million versus 108.4 million a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
department of commerce
Banker Jesse Barker Ends His Life Amid Divorce Turmoil
Peoria reports Jesse Barker, a millionaire banker, shot himself in his home bathroom amid domestic troubles and a divorce suit. Barker wed Charmee Wolfe Robinson of Louisville in 1914, a union that stirred Louisville and Peoria social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Jesse Barker
Charmee Wolfe Robinson
Louisville
Masonic Official Dead in London at 84
Sir Edward Letchworth grand secretary of English Free Masons died in London at age 84. News of his passing comes from the capital where tributes are paid to the veteran official who served the order for decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Edward Letchworth
English Free Masons
Buckeye Briefs Death Calls Educator
Dayton reports Professor C O Loos of Steele High School died of heart trouble after 43 years on the faculty and 14 years as principal. Other Ohio items note a safe theft in Cleveland, a farmer robbery near Athens, Downey defeats Denny in Columbus boxing, Cleveland's 4th game win over Cincinnati, and John Noshack on trial for wife murder in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, C
C. 0. Loos
Steele high school
Downey
Denny
Columbus
Bryan Downers
Young Denny
New Orleans
Downe
Cleveland
John Noshack
leclare Noashack
Noshack
Boys to Receive Warm Clothing at Camp Sherman
In Chillicothe on October 1 Major Chase announces 7,000 extra overcoats a large supply of heavy wool uniforms and 45,000 more blankets will be issued to selective service men in the coming days. Heating plants and barracks work progress as winter nears while many recruits face outdoor conditions. The Third Ohio National Guard regiment departs to Montgomery, Alabama, to join the state guard division, with Lt. L. A. Curtis in command of the train and police. Special trains carry wagons, mules, horses and heavy equipment to Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Chase
Camp Sherman
Ohio national guard
Montgomery
Ala
Ohio guard
L. A. Curtis
Montsemer
Giants Clamp Down on Polo Grounds Ticket Sale
New York reports the National League sold every Polo Grounds seat for the Gant White Sox game with strict measures to curb scalpers. Giants president Hempstead offered to donate $20 to police funds if scalpers were stopped. Individual names printed on each ticket. Nationals win city title 6 to 1 over the Americans, four wins and one tie in seven games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York National league
Polo Ground
frst Gant White Sox
Hempstead
Giants
Nationals
St. Louis
Cox Opposes Garfield Plan To Move Ohio Fuel HQ
Governor Cox opposes moving Ohio Fuel Administrator Garfield’s headquarters from Columbus to Cleveland arguing Columbus is central to production. Homer H. Johnson, Cleveland attorney, may not be appointed, with Charles E. Adams also considered. McGhee sent 205 town names for coal needs. 15 mayors report some coal, others none. The Ohio coal clearing house, led by J. M. Roan, provided emergency coal to dozens of communities last week. Cleveland will ship 3,000 tons of emergency coal from Ohio mines for hospitals, schools, and households at about 6.75 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Garfield
Ohio
Cleveland
Cox
Homer H. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Charles E. Adams
the
Cleveland hardware company
McGhee
Pomerone
namce
chamber of commerce
Submarine incident and naval regret in war zone
Washington reports Vice Admiral Sims stating an American patrol vessel fired on an Italian submarine at night in the war zone after the submarine did not answer recognition signals. One officer and one enlisted man were killed. Secretary Daniels expressed deepest regret and offered condolences to the Italian ministry of marine and the American navy. Big guns in a continuous duel with small actions and trench reconnaissance continue on the Passchendaele ridge fronts in Flanders as massive artillery maintains the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sims
London
Passcoendaele- Gheluvelt ridge
Flanders
Also Mentioned on This Page
wepart
FAIR MUSIC
Citizen Band
rade and Mechanics
LEMUEL OILER
Clarke
Amanda
Baltimore
Basil
Bremen
BUCKEYE
William Jones
George Whiteman
Whiteman
Clevelands
Fred Toney
Reds
tribe
Ed Klepfer
Indians
Homer Johnson
Coal Clearing House
HBRRA
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