Jockey Walter Miller Enters School After Racing Wealth
Walter Miller, famed jockey who earned over 2000000 for his bosses, moves to a Brooklyn business college to study while maintaining his education. He uses earnings for his mother’s safekeeping and owns a fashionable Flatbush home. Miller’s fall from racing glory into scholarly pursuit marks a rare transition in the turf.
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New York
Walter Miller
Ted Sloan
Miller
Walter
Brooklyn
Emeryville
Walver
Flatbush
Preskin
Center Shot Disappoints in Emeryville Fourth Race
In Emeryville Oakland on March 4 Center Shot a 1 to ??? favorite failed to win the fourth race as Ocean Queen a 12 to 1 shot took command on the stretch and beat Husky with Center Shot finishing third Gypsy King won the mile race as the track stayed in good condition under fine weather.
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I Sac Donovan
Mentry
Otago
Scoville
Andy Ginter
Taplin
Serenada
Deverich
Archibald
Logistilla
Sullivan
Beeond
Chamor
Ocean Queen
Upton
Huskey
C. Miller
Center Shot
Gipsy King
Dargin
Seoville
Muskoday
Blage
Phillips
Palo Alto
Tupsin
Cesa
Tima
Oakland
Emeryville
Husky
Gypsy King
Ollie James
Salian
Butler
Homeless Scores In Fifth At Santa Anita Whips County Clerk
At Santa Anita George Henry stable’s Homeless won the fifth race, defeating County Clerk and King of the Mist in a one and three sixteenths mile selling. Jockey Kennedy rode three winners amid a spill causing hospital visits for Diamond Nose and Tender Crest riders Rapley and Rice. Other results include Lady Irma taking the purse in the fourth, and Marbles edging Maid of Gotham in a six furlong allowance.
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Los Angeles
George Henry
Santa Anita
Thomas
Lady Irma
Marbles
Maid of Gotham
Kennedy
Diamond Nose
Tender Crest
Rapley
Rice
Butwell
Liberto
W. Powers
Chaplet
A. Walsh
Shoemaker
Delmas
G Burns
Maternus
J. Howard
Pithon
Grande Dame
Henry
Fleming
Musgrave
Shilling
McGee
County Clerk
King of the Mist
Jane Swift
Creston
G. Burns
Hannibal Bey
Dixie Lad
Bulgarian wrestler Mahmout fails to throw Beall in Duluth match
Kasiff Mahmout of Bulgaria could not topple Fred Beall after an hour of wrestling in Duluth last night. Mahmout agreed to throw Beall twice within an hour, but the attempt failed. Dean's Regulats is advertised as a laxative with mild bowel action for 25 cents.
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Duluth
Kasiff Mahmout
Fred Beell
Mahmout
Beall
Dean
Lombardi Grand Opera Company Tickets to Faro
The Lombardi Grand Opera Company of Milan offers 100 theatergoers a round trip fare of $1.10 from Colonial Theater Faro. Tickets go on sale March 4 for a March 6 return and also on sale March 6 for a March 7 return.
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Denver
Rio Grande R. A
Lombardi Grand Opera Company
Milan
Italy
Colonial Theater
Faro
Letter on Son's Sudden Death Cites Natural Causes
Mrs. Nate Kuhn receives a physician letter from Dr. Pred H Zumwalt of San Francisco about her son's death. The doctor notes possible typhoid fever among natural causes, mentions a hospital visit and toxicology tests, and asserts no evidence of poisoning. He emphasizes the death was likely due to natural illness and not suicide.
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Nate Kuhn
Pred H. Zumwalt
San Francisco
Cily
Legislature to rush work amid few bills introduced
Only one bill passed to committee and a joint resolution creating a state mine inspector is introduced with a $1000 appropriation for mining investigations. A standing “sitting committee” to push business is named as sessions continue with two house and one senate in action.
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House
Senate
Theodore Holmtan
State Board of Labor Arbitration and
Office of Mine and Quarrie In Spector
Theodore Holman
Utah House and Senate Bills Filed and Reported
A digest lists multiple bills with sponsors and committee actions. Topics include Sunday amusements, county boundaries, agricultural commissions, teacher standards, school funds, state normal schools, engineering station, land funds, town offices, libraries, and eminent domain. Several measures approved by governors and referred to appropriate committees.
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State Normal School
J. H. Wootton
Utah
State School of Mines
O. L. Thompson
J. B. Wilson
Public Lands Committee
Senate
J. A. Hyde
County and Municipal Corporations Committee
William McMillin
Judiciary Committee
G. A. KR
B. T. Hulanisk
Carl A. Badger
L. L. Baker
C. Y. Ruswell
G. A R. EC. Ashton
Utah Legislature Daily: Bills Tabled and Introduced
The record notes Benner X. Smith laid on the table for one day. In the Legislature yesterday House bills 126 194 229 were introduced or read. House bill 126 creates a board of commissioners of Indian war records with 94000 in expenses. Bill 194 relates to direct primary elections and was not passed. Bill 229 amends sections on boundary lines of Salt Lake and Davis counties.
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Plate
Benner X. Smith
Bille
House
Board of Commissioners of Indian War Records
D. A. Morr
J. W. Thornley
B. C. Ashton
Committee On
Utah
Salt Lake
Davia
J. W. Tmley
Senate and House Tax and Education Bills Timeline
Senate bill 115 levies state tax for high school purposes. A E Miller recommended by committee on education. House bill 185 requires State Normal School to publish bulletins and supply instructors for county institutes. C H White by request recommended by education committee with amendments. House bill 229 relates to boundary lines of counties by committee on counties. Returned without recommendation. House bill 166 prohibiting playing of football. W B Hansen placed on calendar.
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Hansen
John M. Murdock
Utah
Albert B. Miller
C. R. Doris
Claud Y. Russell
Senate
Bullen, Jr
I. Miller
R. W. Levy
House
T. L. Holman
J. R. Wilson
William McMillin
Judiciary Committee
Sanpete County
J. A. Hyde
Juab County
Salt Lake County
C. Burton, Jr
A. E. Miller
C. H. White
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