Matinee at Speedway Show Draws Fast Steppers and Society
A large crowd attended the first mondial machine at Potomac Park on April 9 organized by Road Drivers and Riders and The Washington Port. The program featured trotting and pacing on track and jumping by hunters. Notable riders included Geo Miles, Melvyn Hagen, and Dr Crason, with entries from Haze, Artist, Chercot, Ring King, Ting Master, and others. Spectators praised performances while cavalry officers noted for the army jump class drew interest though often blocked by regulation equipment requirements.
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Sealy
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Tims
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Virginia
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Melann
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Ams
Tme
Sedterda
Hazen
Dr Crason
May Nower
Murray
Nis
Kentucky Blue
Raymond Spears
Chercot
Muss
Kathering Elking
Harry Wardman
Ting Master
Washington Post Horse Show At Fort Myer Promises Colorful Entries
At Fort Myer a large group of officers enter a spring horse show with many prize donations from The Past and notable contributors including Harry Wardman Lars Anderson Clarence Moore Charles West Henry West and J I Weller. The event showcases speed harness and jumping races with Flexy and Arcola among top entries amid eager spectators and officials.
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Potomac Park Riders and Drivers Association
Bose
Harry Wardman
Lars Anderson
Clarence Moore
Charles West
Henry West
Jospph I .Weller
Arcola
Louis Hodges
Flexy
Joseph Motts
Russell
Lady Cozine
Creamer
Mary Tracy
Powells
Duttys
William W
Swans Fair
Nancy Harry Halzht
Happy Steve
Juscus
Nellie
Dunworth
Gentle John Charles Weavers
Jennie
Rovers of Speed
Hall
Nelson A
Miles S
Dana Lincoln
George Goodacre
Frank Tippett
Willam Nolan
J A Jones
P J de Graw
Campbell Cartington
TW Dunworth
Louis Hotel
Russell G
Jos Mott
Peter Loftus
Bedford Boy
Clifton Claspy
Harry Hesser
Mott
Horse Race Recap From Local Meet Features Fast Finishers
The feature speed event saw Joe Mott on the Ereen mare Lady Cozine outpace Harry Haights Happy Steve across three heats. Dr Duffys The Clerk beat Gold Pebble while Fair Nancy dominated her gelding.
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Wogeing
Texy
Joe Mott
Cozine
Harry Haights
Happy Steve
Dr Duffys
Fair Nancy
Probing Greek Murder Case In Immigration Charge
Greek suspect Leonidas Mitrakas aged a few years was arrested last Saturday by Detective O Brien on fugitive from justice charges tied to a murder in Athens. He was transported to Baltimore for a hearing before Immigration commissioners after refusing to detail the crime. He remained in cell, declining counsel, claiming self representation. Inspector William Veder arrived with required papers to transfer him to Baltimore.
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Leonidas Mitrakas
O Brian
Central Office
Gresve
Baltimore
Mitrakas
Sixth Precinct
Bureau of Immigration
O Brien
Brien
Prisner
Wiliam ‘Veder
Baltmore Immigration Bureau
Thid Clty
Néceuaury
Powell Bequest Sustained by Court for Naval Academy Aid
Chief Justice Shepard writes in the District Court of Appeals upholding the Admiral Powell endowment to Columbia University now George Washington University. Bequest contested by belts who appealed from lower court ruling. Trust held title to real estate valued around $49 000 in Istrest near the Farragut apartments to aid young men entering the U S Naval Academy.
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District Court of Appeals
Admiral Powell
Columbian University
George Washington University
Tower Courts
Columbia University
Tn Trust
Istrest
Farragut
United States Naval Academcy
Weather Conditions Report from April 1930
General weather bulletin notes showers across Michigan and lower St Lawrence area, with fair to unsettled conditions elsewhere. Cooler in the northwest and eastern regions, warmer in the central plains and Mississippi valley under a central low pressure system. Winds from the southwest to southeast, lake warnings resumed for April 10, with variable temperatures and upcoming showers in several regions. Local readings and temperature data follow with city specifics and long-range outlooks.
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Michigan
Lower St Lawrence
Nuun
Inka
Oho
Atlantis States
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Walter
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Aiatea
Tke
Wieslseipal Valley
Cfouatoamn Fridas Whille
Saldale
Piafon Bates
Minmontta
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Teneumee
Axtrama
Jenutgulf
Oregon
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Lakes Superior
Huron St. Clair
Erle
Ontario
Washington Chamber backs Panam a Canal Exposition plan
The Chamber of Commerce forms a committee to secure a 1915 1916 Panama Canal exposition in Washington D C. John Barrett of the Bureau of American Republics may speak. New leadership includes F Gude as ex officio and H B McFarland chairing the new committee with plans to mobilize business support and city publicity.
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Panama Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Worl
Board of Trade
Chamber of Countdrte
H B F
Mecfarland
James F Gunter
Charles J Bell
Robert N Harper
George E Welker
Chatiber
Chatiber Filam F
Chamber
Gude
Washington
Washington Post
Bret
HC C
Stiles
Gramius Hunt
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
D A R Board Meets as April Congress Looms
The Daughters of the American Revolution board met in Cot tinental Has held its last regular meeting before the annual congress starting April 15. Grace M Fierce registrar general reported 1008 applications for membership, the largest April intake in the society's history. Fierce, in a year, has entered 6627 new members. The District Conference will be at Hotel Arlington tomorrow at 10 o clock with Mrs George T Smal... reading the annual report.
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Noura of Management
We Hational Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Im Cottinental
Grace M Plerse
Misa Fierce
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Arlington
Orlock Mra
George T Smaliw
Listriet Regent
Robbery Reported at Northwest DC Home
A resident on 2401 P Street NW told Third precinct police yesterday that her house was entered in the previous two days. Items valued at 860 were stolen, including an otter lined coat worth 100 a gold watch at 180 and a chain at 100. Detectives are investigating the break in, which occurred via a duplicate key.
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France
P Street
Northwest
Third Precinct
Meansor
Kes
Sale on 24-inch All-Silk Foulards Today Only
A sale offers 24-inch All-Silk Foulards in many colors at 19c and 5c pieces of pure silk for 49c, with dots, scrolls, and figures featured. Limited to today only at IC.
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