Dr Gardner Breezes Home In Open Two Year Old Feature
At Aqueduct in rough weather Dr Gardner a four year old, started six and a half furlongs handicap carrying 126 pounds. He led from the stretch to win by a head over Paw J Rainey’s Heap, with Marster third. Lady Isabel won the two year old dash, while Rosario faded late as Youthful led a field of juveniles in the day’s events under stormy conditions and heavy betting.
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Isabel
Rush
Rosario
Washington Post
New York
Aqueduct
Dr. Gardner
Beckman
Lock
Paw J. Rainey
Heap
Townes’ Marster
Vaunteer
Benaunts
Okenite
Victorias
Ma Jacca
Claire Russell
D.C. Johnson
Jacquin
Favorie
Bermeits Ed Balt
Melbourne
Bennett
Molesey
Hal
John Howard
Lady Isabel
Columbia Stable
Rantke
Daft
Sam Rosaria
Forte
Sammarlis
Ed Ball
Peston
Melbourne Nermes
Nottery
Schilling
Howe
CH SchMing
Silberschwantz
Merston Mena
Kralmomie
Trey of Spadt
Cuernavaca
T. Botechug
Select
Syssla
Aibla
Alo Ran Vch Rae
Jorga Chentte
Acu
Dan Buhre
Notter
Jock
Koerner
Trine
Malacca
Claire Resgeil
Dert
Ampede
Weykmald
Moleser
Preston
Belisricker
Johneond
Lott Radge
Sates
Aeron
KR Rin
Ho Non
Firs Bar
Hennezay
Gorsaon
Fepoy
Spohn Alao
Youthful jockey wins at Aqueduct amid heavy betting
A 15 year old apprentice, Javen l-Immediate, rode a stunning winner at Aqueduct as bookies slashed odds from 60 to 1 to 4. Weir’s powerful stable, including Grapple and Dr Gardner, drew top attention with Frank Farrall and trainer England A Minton among the day’s notable figures. Mountain, the 28 year old jockey set to ride for August Belmont, impressed Eastern racegoers with his ride on Glorifier in the Carter Handicap.
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Washington Post
New York
Javen
Aqueduct
Roger Min
McCarren Iaymar
Tol
England
Minton
Aimble
Frank Weir
Hastein
Weir
Carter
Rose
Grapple
Tim O'Toole
Dr. Gardner
Mountain
August Belmont
Hiis
Jockey Club
Pimlico Card List of Runners and Backers
A long lineup of horse names and horsemen appears for Pimlico racing today. The roster includes Prince Brutus Glorious Betsy Emma G. Blumber Winchester Azellom Euripides Paprika Souvigny Kars Quadrilo Thomond and The Cricket along with many others and associated owners and sponsors.
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Pimlico
Tiekte
Dismond
Prince Brutus
Betsy
Emma_G
Blumber
Winchester
Azellom
Euripides
Paprika
Souvigny
Kars
Quadrilo
Thomond
the Cricket
Graziallo
Weirdeome
Panique
Kate
Anna B Smith
Seedy Creeker Aqueduct
Sir Toddington
Marvel P
Keator
Tom Cogan
California King
Frizette
Magazine
Laura Clar
Pretension
Marths Jane
Rustle
Evelyn G. Russell T
Millatone
WilCo
Oakland
el Chihuabue
Titus Il
Governor Orman
Bir Russell
Winders
Gypsy King
Watercure
Ias
Fantasia
Eduardo
Walker
Burleigh
Pal
Nappa Firm Foot
Uprems Court
Halons
Fairy Bird Handicap at Oakland Won by Favorite F Neugent
San Francisco April 19 The Fairy Bird Handicap at Oakland featured F Neugent the favorite winning amid solid favorites. First race covered four and one half furlongs with Folia L leading early then Schemeriater and Von Tillinghast trailing. Second race ran five and one half furlongs with Agen winning narrowly ahead of Jezebel and Bulalie Ds in a tight finish. Time figures noted as 0 35 and 1 05 2 5 respectively.
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Futurity Conne
F. Neugent
Fischer
Gemmel
Gross
Sam
H.” Smith
Canique
Mabel Hollander
Wootma
Burding Bush
Babe Kelt
Tara
Cons
Ethel Day
Mies Provo
Buxton
Chickora
Said
Wild Blascom
Hontage
Princess Boulee
Alao
San Francisco
Oakland
Folia L
Gros
von Tillinghast
Schemeriater
Lawrence
Brooklent
Golf Tourney Planned By Columbia Club Open To Various Clubs
The Columbia Golf Club plans its annual spring tournament for May 2 3 and 4 at Brightwood Avenue links. Prizes are offered and entries close the evening before each event. Handicap prize contest set for May 4. Rome Respess signs with jockey J Lee for 5500 first call. Prohibition bill in Wisconsin bans tobacco sales to minors under sixteen and use by minors. awaiting governor action.
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Columbia Golf Club
UT. 8. GA
Brightwood Avenue
Police Shake-Up in New York: Inspectors Reduced and Transfers Ordered
The New York police department underwent a major shake-up as eight inspectors were reduced to precinct duty and seven captains were promoted to acting inspectors. Inspector William W. McLaughlin was moved to a captaincy at Westchester station, with twenty-seven detective sergeants reassigned to patrol. James McCafferty temporarily heads the detective bureau, while George W. McCluskey was sent to Tenderloin as captain amid widespread reorganizations.
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Bpeetal
Washington Port
New York
Police Department
William W. McLaughlin
Westchester
Bureau
James McCafferty
McLaughlin
George W. MccCluskey
McCluskey
McClellan
Patrick McCarren
Binghama
McClugkey
Thomas Murphy
Ninth Inspection District
Brooklyn
Adams Street
Adam A. Cross
Hamburg Avenue
Donald L. Grant
Flatbush
100Th Street
James Kane
Jamaica
Twentieth Street
Joseph Weigand
Eighth Inspection District
City Island
Stephen O'Brien
Coney Island
Thirty-seventh Street
Bingham
Woman Teachers Angered Over Charms Charge in Albany Fight
Report from New York dated April 19 details a heated controversy over women teachers allegedly using charms to influence state legislators for salary bills. Grace Strachan, head of the campaign, threatens libel action against critics. She notes committee members from the West and rejects claims of impropriety while defending the group’s conduct.
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Washington Post
New York
Grace Strachan
West
Misa Strachan
Albany
Mystery in Morgan Case in New York City
William Morgan was taken to Bellevue Hospital from Hotel Van Buren in East Twenty sixth Street with nephritis. A young woman named Elizabeth Garvey of Chicago appeared claiming marriage to him. she may have been summoned by wire, though travel time suggests otherwise. Morgan’s condition is not critical today, and the woman left the hospital after a brief stay.
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Washington Post
New York
William Morgan
Bellevue Hospital
van Buren
East Twenty-sixth Street
Bellevue
Elizabeth Garvey
Lake Park Boulevard
Chicago
Morgan
Elizabeth
Hunt
Conaldi
Mixed marriage sentence shocks Washington court
Special to The Washington Post reports Justice Carter’s court crowded for the trial of Fred Hitchcock who allowed his fifteen year old white daughter to marry Art Jones colored. Hitchcock guilty received six months jail and 500 dollar fine. Reverend W F Coffey the colored minister who married them held on 3500 bail for illegal marriage amid threats of violence if Hitchcock was not convicted.
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Washington Post
Glenn, N
Hitchcock
Jumps From Steamer Ends Railroad Official’s Life
L F Ford of Philadelphia a railroad construction superintendent leaped overboard from the Clyde Line steamer Comanche near Jacksonville. His wife was aboard. They had sailed from New York and the body was recovered later.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
L. F. Ford
Philadelphia
Clyde Line
Ford
New York
Stevens Chosen Director of United States Trust Company
Broderick C. Stevens president of the Commercial National Bank and longtime New York public works chief was elected director of the United States Trust Company at a meeting on Fourteenth Street. R A. Chester also elected director. Col M A. Winter named vice president. W J Oliver, H B Plant, and others fill five vacancies. Stevens known financier in Washington and New York. Chester noted as experienced teacher.
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Broderick C. Stevens
Commercial National Bank
City
New York
United States Trust Company
Fourteenth Street
R. A. Chester
Commercial Bank
H. Bradley Davidson
Dayiason & da Vidson
H. B
Rignald W. Beall
Col.Winter
Stevena
Washington
Chester
Canfield Debt Case Rules Lawyer Paid For Collections Illegal
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court reduces lawyer John Dela hunty’s fee in the Canfield gambling debt suit. It sets $14,000 as payable or orders a new trial, citing illegality of a contingency fee for collecting funds tied to illegal gambling and the involvement of a minor. The decision questions the $52,500 verdict and the 25 percent of $170,030 recovered.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
John Delahunty
Richard Canfield
Canfield
Laughlin
Jamestown Proclamation by Gov Swanson Calls State Holiday
Gov Swanson issues Jamestown Exposition proclamation directing closing of all Virginia state offices and urging public attendance at opening exercises. The document, dated April 19, 1932, notes the event will be attended by the U S president and governors, marking the Commonwealth’s and nation’s observance of the exposition opening.
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Gov. Swanson
Washington Post
Richmond
Swanson
Commonwealth of Virginia
United States of America
Wis
United States
Grander
Swancop
Virginia
Commonwealth
Puritans to Consolidate with American Guid
Special to The Washington. Richmond Virginia April 1. The consolidation of the Modern Puritans with the American Guid was approved by Alpha Council in an overwhelming vote. they rescinded their earlier action seeking to prevent the merger. The council's petitioning committee was dismissed. No compromise was reached with Modern Puritans. consolidation approved on the same terms as initially agreed.
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Washington
Mrs Bourdalle arraigned in Rochester court
Detective McDonald returned from Cleveland with Mrs Blanche E Leavitt Bourdaile accused of first degree assault on Alice Johnston. Johnston says she tried to poison them with belladonna on March 29. Bourdaile arraigned in Police Court pled not guilty. Hearing adjourned to Tuesday. Bourdalle did not attend court. Knights of Malta history lecture delivered at Public Library under board of education.
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Rochester
McDonald
Cleveland
Blanche
E. Leavitt Bourdaile
Alice Johnston
Bourdalle
Knights of Malta
de Reimer
Smithgonian Institution
Malta
Board of Education
Public
M. A. Carleton
Russia
Noses Broken in Church Feud Over Letter of Dismissal
Turbulent split of Shiloh Baptist Church led to a clash with Trinity Church as Rev J Anderson Taylor and Rev J Milton Waldron faced angry congregants. William Kelly demanded his membership letter after dues dispute. guards blocked exits, fights erupted resulting in injuries and police involvement with warrants planned.
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Shiloh Baptst Church
Shiloh
Trinity Church
J. Anderson Taylor
J. Milton Waldron
William Melly
Kelly
Waldron
Simmons
Garfield to Stop Tips on Land Auctions
Secretary warns General Land Office Commissioner Ballinger to halt evasion of land laws. New rule requires 60 days public notice before reopening land after withdrawal for forest reserves, delaying entries. Ballinger also cancels pending isolated tract bids and demands affidavits that buyers intend homestead use, not speculation.
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Warnwg
Ballinger
General Land Office
Washington
Baliinger
Fraud in Civil Service Conspiracy Punished
James H. McCartney and Frank A. Walker of Hillsdale Illinois pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit fraud in a rural letter carrier examination. Each was fined 200 dollars plus costs and sent to the House of Correction in Pearis, Utah, until fines are paid. They attempted to have Walker impersonate McCartney in the exam but were detected by the Rock Island Civil Service secretary. William B. Elliott, Peoria County deputy coroner, pleaded guilty to soliciting political contributions from IRS employees on duty at distilleries and was fined 60 dollars plus costs.
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James H. McCartney
Frank A. Walker
Hillsdale
House of Correation
Pearis
E McCartney
Walker
Civil Service ‘Board
Rock Tsland
William B. Elliott
Peoria
Internal Revenue Service
Eliott
Colorado Will Be Pictured Travelogue by McClurgs Tonight
Mr and Mrs Gilbert McClurg of New York present a color travelogue titled Pan oramic Colorado at 8 15 PM in the Young Men's Christian Association gymnasium. The lecture showcases labor from over twenty artists and photographers with vivid color images. Proceeds go to the current expense fund and the McClurgs previously exhibited at the Willard for diplomatic and governmental guests.
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Gilbert McClurg
New York
Colorado
Young Men's Christian Association
McClurg
Testimonial to Dr L L Corrothers by Colored Citizens
The District of Columbia hosts a testimonial for Dr L L Corrothers amid church members from Galbraith AME. W C Chase represents citizens, B Williams the church, with Calvin Chase presiding. Music and recitations accompany brief addresses, sung solos, and remarks by Corrothers praising his work for teachers and civil rights.
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M.A. D. Madre
Dion
Georgia Makell Robinson
W. EB. Belt
Isabeli
Inez Hughes
Hieston Creditors Meet Postpone Trustees Appointment
At a creditors hearing for Walter Hieston the bankrupt stock broker, all but one creditor agreed to postpone the trustees appointment for two weeks. The hearing, at William M. Hallam's bankruptcy office, set the new time for Friday May 3 at 3 o'clock as arrangements to settle out of court are pursued. George Mitchell had not yet been reached but was expected to learn of the petition on arrival in New York.
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Walter Hieston
William M. Hallam
C. Albert White
Hieston
George Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
Wallace W Hite Resigns as Chief Draughtsman
After twelve years of service as chief draughtsman in the Patent Office Wallace W Hite resigns to engage in private business. The post pays 2000 dollars yearly and will likely be filled by promotion. Frank A Loeffler and James H Colwell rise to principal examiners at 2500 dollars, following resignations and promotions within the office.
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Patent
Patent Office
Wale W. Hite
Civil Service
Frank A. Loeffler
James H. Colwell
T. A. Wisharepper
Johnb. Macauley
John M. Coit
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Supreme Court
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Louisville
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American Guild
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Garfield
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O'Donnell
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W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
Capitol St
Epousea Bove
W. L. Douglas Washington Shoe Store
Pennsylvania Ave
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