Saratoga Relays Spark District Winners at Saratoga
At Saratoga on August 9 1920 Washington entries Gnome and Tody won key races in a lively program. Gnome led the mile event from start to finish while Tody captured the Troy selling stakes, signaling strong District performance amid a packed card of local and national contenders.
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Heard and Seen in Saratoga Paddock
A garbled Saratoga paddock column notes arrivals and movements of riders and horses, with references to Potaday and a former rider, plus postings about sales, entries, and upcoming meetings. It mentions race results and entries such as Mist pie, Five furlongs, and several named horses and people, amid scattered notices of clubs, reunions, and local events. The fragmentary text also touches Confederate veterans gatherings, naval and social events, and a postponed Grand Circuit racing day due to rain.
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Wong
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sTanive
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Alan Cain
Seontor
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Fartanics
Revetey Jamon
Tenek
Expressmen May Reject Increase in Wages
Railway workers at the Express Company including clerks drivers and others contested a wage rise amid a board hearing. The board considered 2400 workers for the award with some groups not fully included. Union president J TL AbRoth said the rank and file feel the form of the decision hurts earnings.
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Newark landlady Dies After Long Mentorship of Tenants
Mrs Domi neva Hangar, famed for her fruit store profits totaling about SERISS.003, died at age, mourned by tenants who recall her generous rule. She built wealth in real estate and raised rents only once in a year, about $1 monthly, leaving an estimated $15,000 in rents amid illness in tenant families.
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aoCitis Fruit
Zanzagi
Melkel
Washington girl receives honor at high school clubs conference
Miss Alice Haines elected president of Washington High School clubs at Camp Mopahwin conference. Other Washington girls highlighted include Miss Winifred Fay of Central High and Miss Julia Waubhen of stern High. Courses note several local clubs and the Duaingss Club conference overseen by Miss Marguerite Triegal. Iroquois A. C. plans expansion and pursues matches with Kalckes and other amateur teams in the District.
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Seer
Washigton High Schools
Sluo Haines
Centraligh School
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Ila Wl Ww. Co
Eliba
Camp Mopahwin
Ma Ami
Witin Fay
Central High School
Julia Waubhen
Stern Ifigh
Camp Mophawin
Iroquois
Iroquois A. C
Kalckes
H. S. Higgins
Oucay
Virginia horse folk in big orange show
Orange Virginia August show slated for August 11 and 12 at the Orange Horse Show Association exhibition with entrants from top stables nationwide. Notables include Dr T Churchman of Charleston West Virginia William Dupont of Montpelier Virginia Mrs Allen Potty of Gordonsville Virginia Allendale Farms of Alexandria Virginia and E G Leigh of Rapidan Virginia.
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Orange
Orange Horse Show Association
T. Churchman
Charleston
W. Va
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Montpelier
Mra
Alien Potty
Gordanavile
Allendale Farms
Alexandrin
G. Leigh
Rapidan
Girls Say Father Is Cruel in Affidavits to Court
Two daughters of Robert I Giadian, a Bureau of Engraving and Printing employee at 722 Euclid Street NW, filed affidavits with the District Supreme Court alleging their father’s abusive presence demoralizes the other children and that he mistreats their mother. Mrs Gladman, who has filed for divorce on grounds of cruelty, says they were married in 1897 and have five children, the eldest 20, and that he has treated her cruelly and been a drunkard throughout the marriage.
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Euclid Street
District Supreme Court
Mistertrude R. Gladman
Adil
De Po e Brady Bout Ends Without Contest
The bout between Billy De Poe of St Paul and Ralph Brady of Syracuse was stopped in the fourth round by referee Hi hardt who ruled it a no contest after cautions in rounds two and three The weigh in was 131 pounds and both men were sent to their corners after the fourth round.
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Billy de Poe
St. Paul
Ralph Brady
Syracuse
Hi,hardt
Theam
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