New Union Formed in District of Columbia
The District of Columbia employes division of the Federal Employes Union held a permanent meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. J H Hurley elected president. Brownlow and Newman issued approving letters. The new union pledges no strikes, aims for efficiency, with 600 members, about a third swearing the oath.
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Brownow
Calvin Buroh
F. T. Johnson
W. F. Franklin
General Board of the
Federal Employes’ Union
A. L. Thompson
Water Registrars
F. R. Dooley
Robert Johnson
S. Q. Kline, Jr
Hurley
Employer’ Union
Potomac Boat Club Regatta Opens Upper Potomac Course
Crews from the Potomac Boat Club compete in a closed regatta on the upper Potomac this afternoon with the first race slated for 2 o clock. The event tests various crews in a local regatta setting organized on the river.
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Tucker Brothers Win Amateur Cup In Saratoga Race
The Tucker brothers Harry Johnny and Evans rode Dervish to victory in the Amateur Cup at Saratoga. Harry received a silver plate for piloting the winner while Prince of Como beat Conning Towar in the Corinth handicap. Other stakes races included Stillwater Stakes and a mare handicap won by Prince of Como with Conning Tower placing second.
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Startling
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Bion
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Sweeps At Home Club Interurban Tennis League
Good tennis prevailed in the Home Club Interurban League yesterday with all ranking players in action. LAND defeated MINES 3 to 0 and 2 to 0 in doubles, Beadle and Robinson leading singles. RECLAMATION topped SURVEY 5 to 0, Beadle and Brown winning doubles as Mori and others also posted victories.
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Manock
Beadle
Wells
Land and Reclamation
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MINES
Alpgree Greene
Mewock
Binley
Hendrex
Robinson
Pedwell
Patent
Green and Bintey
Stone and Lovett
Morgan
Marine and Callan
Doghlra
Danny
Ise
Aris
Gluck
Reclamation
Burvey
Dr. Wells
Dr. Brown
Chambers
McCulinch
Stevena
Survey
Besdle
Brown
Koepp
Myer
Jackson
Stezets
Racing Names On Saratoga Card From Morning Telegraph
Readable fragments list numerous horse names and entries such as Bingen Campfire Pennant Vermont Sam Slick and Copper King, with mentions of Saratoga and Morning Telegraph notes. A jumble of horse names jockeys and unrelated terms appears in a clipped syndicated note.
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Cincimati Enauirer
Ronnie Lanse
Idolita
Bingen
Frentwood
Hitter
Rupira
Houthen
Tumbler
Campfire
Pennant
Short Groan
Stromball
Vermont
Julie
Frank
Tallet
Peacock
Sam Slick
Morning Telegraph
King Baggot
Aimer T. Patel
Brentwood
Lysander
Whitney Entry
Hourless
Atremboll
Short Grain
Port Light
Sir William Johnson
Daingerfeld
Star Gate
Fort Eri
Cinematt Enquirer
Kathryn Gray
Merrogune
Kontenay
Miss Gasle
Copper King
Baker
Bortow
Thornbil
Goldblast
Col
Vannie
Prince Hermia
Zodiac
High Horse
Supreme
Montague
Borrow
Thornhill
Kenessa
the Gadder
Matin
Sol Gilney
Martin Casce
Anita
Ben Quince
Today’s Sun and Tide Table Sun Rites
The notice lists sun and tide information with vague phrases and a time marker 12:40 for tides, indicating a brief local weather/sea schedule reference without clear context or full data. It reads like fragmentary OCR of a daily maritime timing card from a historic newspaper.
Weather conditions and forecast for the mid-Atlantic region
The Weather Bureau reports generally warm conditions with rain in parts of the Ohio valley and lake region. Expect showers in the middle Atlantic and New England, with warmer readings in New England and Virginia through Saturday and Sunday. Dakotas and Nebraska see a temperature drop, while overall rain area is shrinking. River bulletin notes the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers are clear at Harpers Ferry.
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Atlantic
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Ohie
Lake
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Lake Region
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Missoutri
Kannas
Ranth- West
Dakotas
Nebraska
Middle Atlantic States
Florida
Tennessee
East Wall
Fort Erie Race Meet Full Card Report
Purre maiden two year olds lead off a busy Fort Erie program with Gala Dress, Callahan aboard, taking the first at 1:21.2 over Fox Trot and Spring Wheat. Armine edges Dorothy Carlin for second in race two. Malten two-year-olds sell for 400, Haatena tops for Hannyming in race three. Jane Strath wins the 11 16 mile fourth with Fountain Fay second as McAdoo takes place money. Peaky prevails in the 7 furlong fifth, Back Bay second and Split Shed third. Royal Thirteen leads the sixth, Zodiac runner up, Bal- Hadwaleer among others. Captain Parr scores in seventh with Waterprof second and Century fourth.
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Robbam
Aptain Ray
Rites
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Puree
Canada
Mons Pex
Robinson
Armine
McDermott
S.my Place
Dorothy Carlin
Konpleman
Niy Frew
Sir Lancelot
Puritan Loan
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Good Shot
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Hannyming
Trquhard
Fair Orient
Purme
Jane Strath
Ric Dermott
Chow
Wan
McAdoo
Bott
Fountain Fay
Monoracy
Marianas
Eulogy
Peaky
Wolstenholm
Back Bay
Ibeser
Sup Shed
Ried
Judge Wright
Carbide
Milestone
Wireman
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Royal Thterent
Vrehart
Biol Rtraleht
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Werond
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Duke of Dunbar
Volant
Anna Frese
Baleswinthe
Olrth
Neling
Captain Parr
Robinnon
Entury
Goldy
Mise Waters
Saonte
McDee
Osmond
Saratoga Racing Entries and Declared Bets Today
A detailed card lists first through sixth races with names such as Bonnie Taesie Jacifta Tootele and Tom McTaggart Camp Fire plus odds and weights. Weather is clear track fast and Leader Athletic Club challenges teams averaging 18 years. contact James Van Horn at 2039 Flagler Place Northwest.
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Jacifta
Tootele
Aimee ‘T
King Baggot
Deuglan
Atrombolt
Pennant
Sutin
Ima Frank
Sir Wiliam Johnson
Rochester
Miles
Ram Sick
Marehon
Killanna
Pearock
Nay Day
Tallet
Leader Athletic Club
Jamen van Horn
Flagler
Ravena Wood Leads Days Regatta Action in Duluth
Ravena Wood of Long Island won two races at the national rowing regatta in Duluth as White Cap on St Austus Bay delayed starts by over an hour. Key results include Henkle, Haenn, McGill in intermediate events. Toney and Oman top senior sprint. Du luth crews victorious in senior and junior events. numerous placements across senior fours and eight-oared races.
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St. Austis Bay
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Joseph Haenn
St. Alphoneurs Boat Club
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Enf
Century Rowing Club
Rt. Levin
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Rooney
Raveanwood
N.Y
Darling
Talon Boat Club
Boston
Geman
Dalathi
Regen
Mutual Rowing Club
Ruffalsi
Hrewn
Pontebartrain Rowing Club
New Orleans
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iPeoria
Births Reported From Names List Across Regions
Birth notices list Frank and Margaret Carrigan twins, Charles H Jr and Lena Barton girl, Harmon Burns boy, Atine Antonio Giuseppa boy, Jamen Nichols bey, Leopard Hoddes in, Irelly Lusby boy, Fiverett Curtain boy, John Falan bey, Nicole Barranca boy, James Lewin girl, William Hi boy, Libby Weir couples from Maine and Texas, Davin Paskeu 24 and Sorlatsky 22 Haltimore, Shefferman Edgar C and Brande, Cross and McDonald 19 See Ree FH.
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Margaret
Carrigan
Rtrk
Charles H., Jr
Lena Barton
Harmon
May B. Burns
Antonio and
Giuseppa Atine
Jamen A
Elizabeth Nichols
Bey
Leopard
Ida Hoddes
Irelly L
Blanche Lusby
Fiverett
Mabe Curtain
John P
Ellen Falan
Nicole
Belenda Barranca
James W
Mabel Lewin
Willam
Mary
John P. Libby
Fridgton
Lil Hap A. Weir
Logview
Tex
Hev
T. E. Davin
Tiidor Paskeu
Anna Sorlatsky
Haltimore
A. Shefferman
Edgar C
Mabel E. Brande
G. Edward J. Cross
Alice M. McDonald
Ree FH
Eid
Deaths Reported At Local Hospitals And Homes
A list of recent deaths includes Andrew Hutton aged 58 at Emergency Hospital and Esther W. Beldon aged 20 at Emergency Hospital. Catherine Welty aged 82 and Jane E. Axgr aged 78 are noted at home addresses. Other entries cover Walter Gonwell 42 at Waah AgrI Hosp and Catherine Dorsch Reglre aged, with multiple hospital mentions and small infant deaths at Baby Camp and Children's Hospital.
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Esther W. Beldon
Walter €. Gonwell
Waah
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Jane E
Rex
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Ve. Benson HyPierce
Catherine Dorsch
Thomas Andere
G. W. T. Heap
Henry Giles
Freedmen's Hospital
Robert Doctor
Sheriff Rd
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Echote
Children's Hospital
Jobo Hill
John Carter
Milton Roar
Mary M. Brown
Leonora F. Higkers
Q St. Ow
Marine Corps Orders and Detachments in Pacific and Atlantic Posts
Military notices list Capt J N Turrilt and Capt J N Wright detached to barracks and commands in Guam and Peking, with Lieuts Wish and Shearer assigned to barracks duty at Mare Island and Washington DC. Ships and movements include various units raised, transferred, and arriving at ports from Philadelphia to Bremerton, Newport, Norfolk, and Port Angles.
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Trade in Sonia Shown as White Slave Tramic at Empress
City bulletin notes the film Trade in Sonia shown under the White Slave Tramic designation at the Empress. The item signals cinema programming in the local area with a provocative label used in exhibition notes.
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Tramic
Army and Navy Changes of Day Reported Examinations
A long army order lists numerous veterinarians and officers ordered to Fort Worth Fort Sam Houston and other posts for medical and general examinations and transfers. It notes retirements resignations and duty moves including captains majors lieutenants and engineers to Fort Leavenworth Fort McPherson Eagle Pass and other locations with details on examinations and assignments.
Naval Orders List of Detaachments and Assignments
Rear Admiral T. B. Howard retired detached from duty August 10 to home. Lieut. F. E. M. Whiting detached Fulton to 414 on staff, commander, Atlantic fleet, August 14. Lieut. W. D. Brereton Jr detached Naval Academy Annapolis Md to Atlantic Station September 18 to October 1. Chief Hoastin H. H. Richards detached Hancock to home and wait orders. Chief Bostonwain N. A. Johnson to temporary duty December. Gunner A. J. Holton detached Coriorn Alaska to treatment naval hospital Mare Island Cal. Chief Machinist Holland detached navy yard Norfolk Va to Lebanon. Machinist James Donaldson detached Lebanon to Hancock. Chief Carpenter M. B. Pollock detached Hancock to navy yard New York NY. Pay Clerk C. J. Harter warranted to January 7.
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Hancok
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