Hughes Urges Anti-Gambling Bills Amid Primary Pressure
Albany March 3 Anti-race track gambling measures may be postponed until after spring primaries to avoid political repercussions in legislators districts. Hearings on related bills set for March 11. Governor Hughes defends reforms and argues public gambling must be curtailed under the Constitution.
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New York Times
Albany
Frank 8. Prack
Davis
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Codes Committee
Hill
Hughes
Assembly
ParsonSatterlee Committee Reports Renewed Deposits
The Parsons Satterlee committee says deposits have been coming in steadily as the courts last call nears expiration Friday. Counsel Herbert Satterlee notes a $107 963 item labeled securities not entered on the books, counted as gold by depositors despite no accounting in early resource estimates.
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Parsons-Satterlee
Herbert L. Satterlee
Colunsel
Mr. Satterlee
Stieglitz Readmitted by Camera Club Board
The Camera Club board voted to reinstate Alfred Stieglitz after his expulsion and planned to file regular charges against him. Stieglitz, represented by Herbert Engelhard, said reinstatement was his goal and that he would respond to any by law charges within two weeks.
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Alfred Stieglitz
Camera Club
Hugo B. Mack
Herbert Engelhard
Stieglitz
The
Chub
Stierlitz
Lost and Found: Reward for Woman's Goods in New York
The Times reports a reward for the return of a woman's gold watch with monogram M F G lost on Eighty first Street near Madison Avenue. The list includes a certificate of deposit for 15000 from United States Trust Company a gold locket and chain a handbag rimless glasses a fox muff a lorgnette a bar brooch with pearl center a blue lynx neckpiece and other items enough to stock a department store.
Harlem thieves steal clothing from 244 West 1224 flat
Police seek two young men after a daytime robbery at Mrs. Martha’s third floor flat. $100 worth of clothing stolen from 244 West 1224 address as neighbors recall seeing suspects leaving the Beers place.
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Martha
West
Ormond Auto Races Open Sixth ACA Tournament
Slow times and minor accidents marked the opening day at Ormond Beach for the sixth annual ACA tournament. Cedrino in a Fiat driven 60 HP car finished the 100 mile Minneapolis Cup in 1 hour 50 minutes 20 seconds, while Bergdoll won the 150 mile stock chassis event in 2 hours 40 minutes 83 seconds aboard a Benz 80 HP. Laughlin retired after 120 miles. tomorrow features a 128 mile amateur invitation race.
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Ormond, Fla
Ormond Beach
Automobile Club of America
Cedrino
Fiat
Blakely
L. M
Shefts
Hotchkiss
Louis J. Bergdol
Benz
Bergdol
Cleveland
Roller Polo Thrills At Metropolitan Rink Victory By Borden's Team
A lively roller polo clash at the Metropolitan Roller Rink on Broadway and Fifty-second Street featured many falls. Howard Borden led the first team to a 2 to 9 victory with D. Paige and H. S. Borden among top scorers. officials included S. M. Minuse and Mag ner with a ten minute half.
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Metropolitan
Broadway
Fifty-second Street
Howard
Burbank
Wes Orden
D. Paige
D. T. Johnston
A. P. Allgood
H. Baldwin
S. M. Minus
Metropolitan Club
Magner
Clermont Rink
Mr. Clapp
Mr. Schuyler
Timor
Steinberger
Football Player Dies From Broken Back
William Altemus aged 21 of Cheltenham died in a Philadelphia hospital from a broken back suffered last Thanksgiving Day while playing football. He played back for Lawndale in a game against Bristol when a flying tackle knocked him unconscious. He lingered for hours before his death.
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Philadelphia
William Altemus
Cheltenham
Altemus
Lawndale
Bristol
Artemus
Grand Circuit Aug Start Set by New England Breeders
Boston sees plans for the Grand Circuit to begin August 4 and run most of the week. A one day meeting is planned for July 4. The New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association also elected a board including John E. Thayer and Charles Whittemore, with C. M. Jewett named secretary and T. L. Quimby as treasurer.
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Boston
Mass
New England Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
John E. Thayer
Autoists Eager For Annual Tour Plans Rise On Long Island
The American Automobile Association Directors meet at 437 Fifth Avenue and announce the Gildden Cup tour starting from Buffalo on July 8 with a two day Buffalo convention on good roads and touring. Victor Breyer of Paris named European Touring Consul to aid members with European routes and car hire. Vanderbilt Cup race prospects suggest a possible Long Island venue.
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American Automobile Association
Fifth Avenue
Frank B. Hower
Buffalo
A. A.A
America
Buffalo Automobile Club
Hower
Victor Breyer
Paris
Breyer
Automobile Club of France
Long Island
New Jersey motorists set meet with Senator Frelinghuysen
Delegations from nearly every automobile organization in New Jersey gather at the New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club clubhouse in Newark to discuss proposed changes in the automobile law with State Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen. The meeting is arranged after motorists invited him to name a night to thrash out the good and bad points of the legislation.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
New Jersey Autoomobile and Motor Club
Joseph Frelinghuysen
Frelinghuysen
Auto Cylinder Merits in Fours and Sixes Discussed
C B Brokaw spoke to the Automobile Club of America on four and six cylinder engines, noting four cylinders may hold overall utility for now while sixes could lead within a year. President Colgate Hoyt highlighted a 242 mile Long Island run showing a six cylinder car used under a quart of oil. Notables present included Roosevelt and Schuyler Schieffelin among many club members.
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C. B. Brokaw
Automobile Club of America
West Fifty-fourth Street
Broadway
Brokaw
West Side
Colgate Hoyt
Long Island
Long Island Automobile Club
Mr. Hoyt
Mr. Brokaw
Dave Hennen Morris
John E. Roosevelt
Schuyler
Wheeler
George J. Chamberlin
J. G. Ward
H. C. Gibson
A. P. Palmer
Frank Eveland
Fox Hills Golf Club Plans October Carnival
The Fox Hills Golf Club of Staten Island advanced plans at its Board meeting for a one week golfing carnival in October. A metropolitan open championship over two days, a three day amateur open, and a one day women’s tournament in the metropolitan district are proposed. Officers elected include President Joseph J. O'Donohue and Vice President G. W. Lembeck. Committee chairs were named for Tournament A. H. Pogson, Greens Dr. A. H. Thomas, Admissions Col. H. O'Donohue, House William Boyd, Sports G. W. Lembeck, Captain C. F. Bottome, and Lieutenant W. G. Hoople.
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Board of Governors
Fox Hills Golf Club
Staten Island
Ohe
A. J. Stone
Broadway
Joseph J.o’donohue
G. W. Lembeck
George E. Fawcett
Samuel M. Dix
E. G. Potter
William Boyd
A. H. Thomas
A. H. Pogson
Greens
Col
H. O’donohue
House
G. W.lembeck
C. F. Bottome
A News Ofice
W. G. Hoople
East and South College Football Managers Meet in Philadelphia
The central board of officials of the American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee will convene in Philadelphia toward month end. They will interpret rules and choose a set of football officials.
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Philadelphia
Central Board of Officials
American Intercollegiate Football Rules Committee
New York Picks Local Team for Meet With Quakers
Sediey Walther and Thomassen are placed on the local squad for the dual meet against the Middle Atlantic Association in Philadelphia. Sheridan is out in the shot put and hop, step and jump, Hillman misses the 440, Porter is out in the high jump, Bromilow out in the all mile. New York hopes to win with Hart and Meyer in the shot put and Platt Adams and O Connell in the hop, step and jump. A large NY group will travel by special train from 5 PM.
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Martin Sheridan
Harry L. Hillman
H. F. Porter
Joseph Bromilow
Metropolitan Association
Middle Atlantic Association
Regiment Armory
Philadelphia
New York
Sheridan
Hart
Princeton Preparatory School
Meyer
Platt
Adams
O'Connell
New York Athletic Club
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spring and Summer Suit Bargains in Medium Weights
The notice highlights bargains on medium weight suits at 15, 20, and 25 dollars. It also notes some Spring weights at 15 dollars and two piece Summer suits priced at 12.50.
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Peake
Sediey
Walther
Thomassen
Meet
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