Kept in Dark by Police Board Report of Jump Scene
Washington Post reports at a police commissioners meeting Commissioner Knight described a young man who may have leapt from a second story window of a suspected gambling venue after a money loss or was forced to jump. Chief Goods confirmed the incident and noted a written statement from the youth.
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Reach to tennis finals in Intercity tournament
Special to The Washington Pont Philadelphia August 18 T R Holmes of Washington reached the final round defeating Charlen McDuffy and another Washingtonian. F D Smith and J W Wilkinson from Washington advance to the semifinals in the other half of the draw. Washington players show strong form and advance amid close matches with scattered scores and lingering results from earlier rounds.
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Smith Beats Hemple In Even Ten Round Fight
New York Aug 18 Gunboat Smith outfought Jack Hemple of San Francisco in ten rounds, pressing with aggression and body blows. Smith weighed 182 pounds to Hemple's 184, in a hard body beating. Al Mansfeld lif fought a ten round draw with Bob Ubon of New York City. Blansfield at 116 and Ubon at 114 pounds.
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Benton Case Unsettled After Quorum Shortage
Boston August. Lack of a quorum prevented the National League from deciding the status of pitcher Robe Benton. The Cincinnati management’s sale to Pittsburgh was protested by the New York Giants on grounds of an unexpired option giving them prior claim. The issue will be taken up at a meeting in New York Friday.
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Bromo wins Grab Bag handicap at Saratoga
At Saratoga Aug 18 Bromo a 23-year-old half brother to Whitney racers won the Grab Bag handicap for 2 year olds, defeating favorite Loras and St Isidore. Old Salt won the steeplechase with Tighe riding, Amalfi beat the field as a late-race challenger, while Joe Byrne left Hallenbeck's stable.
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Races Report with Mixed Results and Odds Across Cards
The summary lists results from a long race meeting: FIRS RACE with several winners including Abomt b furtongy Brookeress and Lady Into, various second and third places, times around 201 and 200, and numerous horses such as Sante Maris Helen Raybold and Strange Girl. SIXTH NACE shows Car rie Orme winning at 6 to 2 with Laprudent second and Star o Byam third. Eighth Race reports Doctor Dougherty winning over Iseh Kid with Hriny Deep in third. Multiple Puree and Selling races note winners like Scrutineer, AceMtEDE, Wodan, and The Usher with payouts and placements across 2-year-olds to 8-year-olds.
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Thoroughgoing racing card with numerous entries
Busy list of entries for a flat and hurdle meet with many horses and odds across six races. Notable names include Briar Path Zindel Rott Fair Helen Element Loria Dignity White Crown Connaught Astrologer Pontefract Charmeuse Water Way Yorkville Milestone Cardone Ronero End Licht Jack Reeve and Mulholland entry.weather clear track fast, two mile steeplechase and multiple six furlong sprints featuring many three year olds and up with wide field sizes and varied weights.
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Untitled horse names and racing notes dominate Saratoga page
A fragmentary list of horse names and racing references from Saratoga appears across multiple papers greeting a busy day. Mentions include Divan Good Counsel Edna Kenna Tralee and many more, interspersed with stray journal notes and brandishings from the Morning Telegraph and Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Submarine funding plan eyed by Chicago group
A wealthy Chicago circle proposes underwriting the construction of 20 submarines for the United States and awaiting reimbursement from Congress. They urge immediate building under Navy supervision, hoping the Navy League’s endorsement will accelerate work ahead of any appropriation.
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Setdle arene Case Today in St Louis baseball pause
A report from St Louis notes Armando Marsang the Cuban baseball player will pause from play with the St Louis Federals. The move follows a transfer from Cincinnati early in the 1914 season, delaying his participation in the season kickoff against the Mjunction ball club on Thursday.
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New Ship Combine Receiver Appointed in N J Court
A receiver Chauncey G Parker of Newark was appointed for the International Mercantile Marine Company in the New Jersey Court of Chancery by Vice Chancellor Backes. Emerson E. Parvin, a stockholder, filed the application in the U S District Court for the Southern District of New York. The company has an authorized capital of 120 million dollars.
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Iseman Delivers Decisive Homer In Thirteen Inning Shutout
Mountain Lake Park Maryland August 17 Bugs Igeman of the Margold Club Washington pitched thirteen innings for Deer Park allowing only two hits against Aurora. He also hit a homer in the final frame to win 1 to 0. Isemnan went 3 for 4 for his team and Deer Park scored in the last inning to clinch the game.
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Racketers to Form in Newport Events
Newport August 18. In the Casino tennis tournament today favorites prevailing in both singles and doubles with no major upsets. Notable results include Stogles defeating Richard Stevens and Johnston overcoming Washburn, while doubles action saw Norris Williams and Watson blanking Macdlnney and Watters and Griffen and Johnson edging Le Roy and Bull.
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Danish Yacht Nurdag Arrives for Panama Pacific Regatta
The Nurdag of the Royal Danish Yacht Club, carried to San Francisco on the Danish motorship Indian sent by King Christian X, arrives to compete in the Panama Pacific yachting regatta with a September 1 event against President Wilson. Western Market Nine defeats Columbia Hotel Supply Company. score 9 to 5. Chicago White Sox acquire heavy hitter Charles Jackson from the Bloomington club in the Three-Bye League.
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Vaudeville and film bill dazzles at Keith's theater
The 1914 15 season opens with ReillyStalla Mayhew and Biffey Taylor linked with Joe Jackson at Keiths next week. Others include Clarence Oliver Georgie Dine in Agnes Scotts The Wall Between plus the Markovia Russian Balalaika Orchestra performing new numbers. Moore s Garden hosts the House of a Thousand Candles adaption and a busy week of film features including Marguerite Clark The Girl From New Town and The Sealed Valley with Dora Donnelly and Theda Bara headlines. A fox trot championship at Glen Echo, military drills at the district camp, and daily steamer trips to Colonial Beach finish a summer calendar of stage and screen attractions.
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Peace at Any Price Cries Spark War Debate at Detroit Encampment
Detroit August 18 Veterans of Foreign Wars adopt resolutions denouncing peace at any price advocates as decadent citizens. They pledge support to President Wilson and urge preparedness against war to avert initial massive casualties, stressing protection of American citizens and defense of national honor. Also noted are retirement application by Lt Col Tracy Dickson, pending resignations of ordnance officers, and War Department actions at Sandy Hook.
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Strike Talk Stirs Labor, Eight-Hour Day Campaign Proposed
International Machinists board repudiates a proposed national strike to enforce the eight-hour day and instead backs a broad campaign for shorter workdays. Agents will visit Watertown Arsenal to discuss Taylor efficiency with workers, while unions plan to support Watertown employees against the government system.
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New rays discovered by Prof Gold stein in Berlin
Overseas News Agency reports Prof Gold stein has found a new ray, named bottle rays, produced from a Leyden jar. They belong to the same family as X rays but emit a different color when exposed to certain gases. The rays are very long, vary in shape, and appear to dissolve into formaldehyde clouds of gas.
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