Purchase shows speed in his handicap victory
Purhased, a 3-year-old owned by B C Eildreth, dominated the Saratoga handicap at a mile and a quarter. Carrying 118 pounds, he trailed Fairy Wand and War Cloud until the stretch, then ran away to win by five lengths in 3:02 2 5, matching the prior year’s time by Roamer. Fairy Wand faded late but held second, with War Cloud third. Corn Tassel, Suburban winner, finished well back as The Brook won the steeplechase.
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Harry KN. Prior
Baratogs Springs
B. C. Eildreth
Pur@hasa
Andrew Miller
Roamer
Purchase
Fairy Wand
War Cloud
Knapp
A. K. Macomber
Corn Tassel
Beaverkill
Acon
Ormondale
Cherryola
R. T Whsons
Tom Healey
Purenhase
War Cloud Purchase
Hildreth
Sir Barton
Jemima
Tilty Kelly
Tagh Welles
Lise Ingett
Billy Kelly
J E Griffith
Brook
Hibler
Trent
Pater
Sam Ren
Jos
Bulldeze Dunst
Nobe
Yorke
Harry Burrowne
Sturdve
Sycamore
Desert
Lis
Byers
The
Eddie Rickenbacker
Nee Ake
Porchage
Kospp
Fairy Wind
Fos
Kummer
Ruxtony
Thistiedon
Fnsor
Gath
Kelsey
Exon
Dorcas
Hamilton
Queen of the Sea
Linean Moss St Quentin
Harry Bretford
Don Dolge
Bagheera
Wisest Fool
Ivergay
Flnke
Masked Dancer
MuAtee
Blazes
Robinson
Sammy
Chetee
Ethel Gray
Purl
Shik Lelah
Clarabella
My Boots
Satana
Whisk
the Trout
Star Court
Ten Can
Far East
Clarence Siso
Races At Saratoga Highlight Collected Entries And Weights
Opening event saw Lion Dor win as W A Carter of the Armonia stable pushed the price to 54066. In paddock press Morrie Lee was injured by Masked Dancer. William C. Eustis arrived from Washington to view the meeting. Weights for the Delaware Handicap list Naturalist 130 and Sun Briar 128. Eternal and Vindex reserved for Latonia. Eighty-yearlings trained by S W McClelland in Saratoga. Results include Miss Jemma and Fairy Wind victors in key heats. races cover distances from five furlongs to one and a half miles with diverse entrants. Weather clear and track fast.
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Morrie Lee
William [ Walker
W. R Coe
William C. Eustis
London
Washington
P. Bray
E. Wolke
Brady
Dean
Ron
Naturalist
Cudgel
Luculfite Hevea
Sun Briar
Delaware
Tromp le Morte
Barton Retuin
Eternal
Billy Kelly
Commander Rosas
Saratoga
Kimball Patterson
W McClelland
McClelland
Political pressure fuels anti League sentiment at home
The piece argues Republicans exploit price stability and foreign policy to seize long term control. It accuses cabinet members of blunders, links Baker to packers and canners, and warns that cries of high costs are used to undermine Wilson and the League of Nations. It labels the stance dangerous to international cooperation.
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League of Nations
Aer
Wilson
Burleson
Western Union
United States
Paris
League
Baker
Europe
League of Nation
Equity Division cases and estate filings in District DC
A dense list of DC court actions across divisions includes rule continuances in equity matters, appointments of receivers and committees with bonds varying from 700 to 4000 dollars, and numerous probate orders. The record also notes real estate transfers, mortgage-like securities, and various stock matters with multiple attorneys named for plaintiffs and defendants.
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Upreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Division
Mdavns
Coxen
Burren
Colvin
Attoreye
Markos & Gatley
Erry
Dudie J. Purcell
Frederick A. Fanning
Katharine A. Erwin
Attorner
Bray
Brayera
Frederick A. Fenning
Mary
Hils
Henry B . Hill
Ward
Milwaukee
W. C. Stone
F A. Fennisa
Quaker City Investment Company
Giennaa
Attorgers
T. M. Wampler
N. 8
Bowles
Justice Stafford
Mary Kirkpatrick
WL. Peckham
Ida F. Drury
Mary C. Merchant
Liberty Bonda
George Shilling
R. Abalt
Wilson
Horne
Offutt & Imlay
Mary Thompson
Joseph Canavin
H. A. Hegarty
Jeffrey Parsons
J. G. Dulin, Jr
Lettie F. Mclotire
W J. Dow
Mary E. Cisternas
Lacy B. Parley
Emma M. Gillett
Larimore Keeley
Carrie Tolliver
Elijah Tolliver
Sidney Tolliver
E. M. Hewlett
Charles Osman
Frances P. Parker
Washington Heights to Capitol Publickers Transfer List
A dense listing of property transfers across Washington Heights and surrounding Northwest and Northeast DC areas. Notable entries include Union Trust Company trustee transfers to The Capitol Publickers Inc, John Connor and others to the Holy Land Commissariat, and multiple lot sales in blocks 2827 296 and 957 with prices ranging from 7 800 to 14 000 dollars.
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Secretacien
Miers
al Moxie
Margaret At
Margeret M
Eva
Wilkes
C. Prather
William
Ryoo
Ethel B. Shaw
Willem Wr. Bate
Paet Ital. Publishers, Inc
Lanier P. Meinchlen
Robinson White
Harry M. Foraker
Innes E. Stamneer
Oscar L. Grover
Annie L
Thomas M. Gale
George Hamilton
Edward J. Stellwagen
Nicholas V. Marshall
Harriet
Samuel H. Walker
Charles A. McGarthy
Eastern Building and Loan Association
Herman F. Mandler
Eva A
Firman BK
Harry M. Forker
Jane
Firman R. Horner
Joan A Manse
McLachlen Banibe. Corporation
John F. Chesley
James J. Becker
William J. Plather, Jr
Alexander M. Gorman
William R. Marabali
William ‘'K. Mamonston
W. Clatence Duvgt
Effie B. Gorham
Square
Hamsh Thornley
T Laura Thornley
L. Melendex Hing
Robert 7. O'Brien
Hmily
M. Jones
Royal L. Shuman
Mary B. C. Shuman
James L. Hobbs
Howard A. Burna
Jasper W Kline
Howard A. Sehindt
Sylvester Thomas Et Ax
Clara J
George C. Geriman
Ralph A. Weschion
Adama A. Weschler
sQuane
Mary A Harvey
H. Bradley Davidson
Luther
Fristoe
Tom C. Davidson
Squarh
Mac Kingbury
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Euitable Cooperative Building Association
Erasmus G. Senter
Erasmus G. Senter, Jr
Howard A. Burns
James D. Hobbs
Harry Waodman
James B. Bhlenaloogy
Tee Brown
Thor
John N. Kouta
Catherine L
Wiliam M. Terrell
E. Stonebraker
Harry W. Xasior
James J. Keady
Catherine
George W. Offutt, Jr
Fr. A. Bowles
Potomac Savings Bank
Georgetown
D. C
Mount Pleasant
Emme T. Creeey
Charles W. Fairfax
Frederick Johnson
Charles S. Shreve
Eepstee
William B. McCaffrey
Mary
Michel J. Colbert
Morris Archer Et Ax
Lillian
Irwin B. Linton
Lawrence Walton
Georgia
B. D. Duncan
Hquars Js
Nicholas M. Cacuzzi
Frank
Brite
Eure
Katherine A. Grace
Tio Wittam
Busn Pauert
Marshall
Edward BH
Edward BH. Ward Et al., 1 Frances ©., To Burr N. Edwards and Samuel E. Swayre
Havesel Morria
George H. Stanford
Richard W. Obrsser
Wilton J. Lambert
Stanford & Chester
George
Guaranty Trust Company
Greboro Manor
Lafayette D. Weeks
Mary BH
Adolphus Gude
Richard A. Pyles
Christian Schellhorn
Lorenzo D. Snyder
Charlotta A
Chapin B. Bauman
Charles H. Bauman
Henry L. Prestag
Hulda L. Suffran
Siamuel Brown
John L. Berlin
Heckman Street
Fancie Voronoff
Tien
McCaffrey
T B
F. Maz
Stkaier
Theodore
Iendere Mints
Part
Beventh Bireet
Andrew Coleman
Nathan Shapiro
Charles Leaf
Bam Cohen
Holmead Place
Ndich Il
Paul
Harry DB
Histeo
Dot
Daly
Paul D. Miller
Margaret
Barold
Rey
Gorham
Clarence L. Wanting
Lee Latimer
Washington Heights
Georgie
Cole Wes
Liles I. Offenbacher
Boi
EEA
Omer Et al
Oscar X. Grover
Lote
A. Kignina
Herman
Third Street
Northwest—Union Trust Company
Capitol Publickers, Inc
J .M. Waldo
Lewis J
W. Milne
Hoyal L. Shuman
Square Youth
Jess
Sebring Road
Harry Wardman
Thomas Bones
Zrasman
Leri N. Panty
Beorme
A. Bradley
EADS
WRST
Sixxty
Ernest
A. Mutel
John G. Biggs
Mmuel Shapiro
Petworth
J. Edward Fowler
Hinkotan M. Cocuszi
Mary Cocussi
Harry Company
George L. Willams
Bhan
Wil W. Jermane
George A. White
Shepherd Northwest
Homer H. Haire
Chevy Chash
Monrey Trust Company
Richard W. Chesser
Stanley & Chesser
Lota
Harriet M. Downes
Bessie A. Swartwout
Abraham Brows
Ide Brown
Charles Ferguson
Aurelia Ferguson
Stethenth Atreet
Henry L. Freitag
Hulda G Saffran
Aacenag D. Snyder
District OF Columbia
Charles & Shreve
Broan Creecy
Sixth Seventh Streets
Robert H. Dove
Levels to Stay: No Relief From Prices Forecast
The federal board’s monthly review of business conditions says July saw further price increases and that there is a tendency to maintain current levels for some time. Demand remains strong despite high prices, while some districts note cautious buyers amid sharp rises. The report cites ongoing trade growth and expansion across sectors, with shortages of raw materials and occasional labor troubles as main complaints. banking remains sound with good credit and few failures. A separate note reports Mrs May Popplewell, 15, killed herself after her husband’s absence with the U S Army at Fort McHenry.
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Borard
Pasic
Philadelphia Markets Poultry Prices Reported
Philadelphia market note dated Aug 1 shows alive poultry dull with fowls 35 to 36 cents and live spring ducks 32 to 33 cents. Dressed poultry quiet with broilers lower. choice nearby broilers 38 to 60 cents and choicer Western broilers 37 to 33 cents.
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Philadelphia
New York Cotton Market Soars After Government Report
The New York cotton market swung into turmoil as the government report listed 87.1, far above private forecasts. October at 24.95, December 25.16, January 25.00, with most months at daily maximum after a sharp early surge and widespread buying.
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New York
Ihe
London Markets Show Mixed Movements Amid Rate Shifts
London shares closed firm after wide fluctuations led by Lister’s, with gains in some stocks while Home railway declines persisted despite a Great Western dividend. Shipping securities supported, Marconi weak, Consols down, French and Belgian exchanges mixed, Russian bonds slipping slightly, Argentine and Italian instruments varied, money rates steady then eased, and treasury bill demand small. Washington cattle market notes mixed price ranges for calves and pork products.
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London ‘Times
Washington
The
Public Ledger
London
Great Western Company
Marconi Group
City of Moscow
Province of Cordoba
Argentina
Glasgow Corporation
Treasury
Stockholm
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