Beldame Wins Dolphin Stakes at Sheepshead Bay in Record Time
In New York racing at Sheepshead Bay, Beldame ridden by Net, carrying 12 pounds, won the Dolphin Stakes for three-year-olds, one mile and a furlong, from Ormonde's Right and Aurumaster. Earlier, St Bellane carried 126 pounds to win the Partridge Stakes over six furlongs on the turf, beating Bedouin and Glenecho. Letola set a Futurity course record over seven furlongs with 1944-5 time, while Delhi fell to First Mason in a handicap feature.
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New York
Beldame
Sheepshead Bay
Feld
Ormonde
Auromaster
Keene
Delhi
Shaw
Fen Jersey
Evewed
Sir Bhep
Birdle
Trineeiet Schoharie
Kingtacne
Stevedara
Boline
Buttiing
Bank
Watersile
Lyne
Aurimaster
fAurus
Haltanpville
Mason
Lynes Hes Iaibeser
Deni
Dem
J Jones
Hiria
Advan
Flammuta
Forres
Moor Peles IF
Metropole
Ida
Stach and
Sac and Pepper
Black Prince
Guldcroft Estella J
Filipo
Rose Mary Kane
Hiodwina
Brookiyolle
Briasthorpe
Silver Poot
Fydrangea
Thinking Threat
Tanya
Schulamite
Hamburg
Sidney ¢ Love
Lord Advocate
Ed Dinge
Daisy Gaseey
Torney
Surprises at Detroit as Aden Wins Handicap Race
At Firehland Park this afternoon a string of upsets thrilled the crowd. Aden, a four to one outsider, won the main feature beating Pretension and STOR while Autolight, favorite, finished last. Jade captured the Jade event, and other races produced close finishes as bettors watched varied outcomes and a rack record was threatened by several contenders.
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Aden
Autolight
Detroit
Firehland Park
Tive
Betume
Roa
Anish
Kilts
Wiel Wa Ia Tal
Manfred
Bly Firth
Barmy Turk
Wen Malakoff
Ben Funson
Pime
Sam Farmer
Dror
Tosted
Harlem Race Day Sees Fossil Backed In Third Race
At Harlem August 30 Fossil ran a strong third in the third race as Emisy surged to victory by a narrow margin. Sis Lee led a surprise win in the first race while Bragg triumphed in the fourth and Chariie Miller topped the seventh with Great Eastern claiming a distant second.
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Fossil
Bragg
Harlem
Chesga
Possil
Porses
Vossil
Emisy
Tok
Anariaw
Sis Lea
Hive
Sis Lee
Buon
Loco
Janeta
Sheehaas
Secund Peegenoment
Tine
la Triollan Efe Af
Dixie Andrews
Pacoa Belte
Billy Bashaw
Chockaye Te
Japan
Sly Hugh
My Jane
Mountain
Sheehan
McIntyre
Brancas
Doctor Stephens
Bombardier
Sioux Chief
Peter Paul
Auduchon
Henry
Arnold
Hane Wagner
Mohican
Subtle
Nicol
Lady Lavey
Ram's Horn
Helgesen
Dundall and
EY Otros Alas Ran
Chariie Miller
Knapp
Great Eastern
Harris
Benson Caldwell
Halgesen
Frank Me
Erabunta
Hen Chance
Loutaville
Fading Light
Ethel Wheat
Oregat
Docila
Horse Race Entries For Tomorrow's Card
Entries listed for seven races with runners and odds across five furlongs to a mile. Notable names include Mart Gentry Big Beach Bellaranno Envay and Togo in early races, plus Marshalsea Newmown Hay Father Talient Leila in later events. Odds shown range from 80s to 163 each with multiple horses at 90s and 100s.
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Thue
Jim Hale
Carat
D. L. Moore
Bluemint
Maud Duller
Mart Gentry
F.kersall
Big Beach
Bellaranno
Envay
Togo
Free Field
Count
Pacific
Happy Jack
Max Nar
Bowling Bridge
Mary's Gallant
Alcor
Paul
Bone Brake
John & Gwens
Don Ami
Cardigan
Tracalara
Golden Link
Rip
Handvice
Creolin
Charawind
Don Domo
Grozene
Atlantico
Americano
Akola
MeGes
Celebration
Volla
Dalvay
Winesap
Fongoluca
Fonceasta
Shawana
Ed Smith
Devout
Michael Byrnes
No Trumpet
Clingman
McClellan
Retort
Lieut Rice
Marshalsea
Newmown Hay
Father Talient
Leila
Woodson
Walnamothee
Sartila
Our Bessie
Sweet Tone
Maxus
Excentral
Bluemiat
Five Horses Headed Apart In Exciting St Louis Finish
Racing card highlights five horse photo finish at St Louis with Tally H favored over Eleanor Howard and Sid Silver followed by Whiskers. Woodlands narrowly defeats Fruit in the fourth race as track stays fast. Daily results list six furlongs to mile events with Felix Mozzea, Bugle Horn and Misan throne among winners and other runners.
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St. Louis
Tally H
Eleanor Howard
Sid Silver
Fair Grounds
Woodlands
Tim Hurst
H Anderson
Felix Mozzea
Young
Tristan Shandy
Troxler
Capt Brolaski
Berry Hughes
Jack Little
Bombino
Phiora
Mal Carpenter
Trogan
Milton Young
Helma
Preesias
J. Conway
St Slmenian
Sam Stevens
Dolinda
Prince of Plison
Burke Cochran
Hycena
Flher
Seder
Foley
Whiskers
Buccleuth
Onanetta
Tom Crabb
Caterpillar
Chip
Potter
Maverick
Hangleap
Troxier
Fruit
Rise
Arlena
Austin
Jme
Red Leet
Trixie White
Blissful
Cacolo
John Doyle
Poley
Brennenworth
Lady Strathmore
J Dale
Hubbard
Williame
D Austin
Triple Silver
Ryevale
Ambersia
Ivernla
Regina D
Kinog’s Court
Ladis
Lady Sellers
Bavarian
Piller
Jack Moran
Mister Wilson
Fay Sharp
Stella M
the Eye
Hello Girl
Betty Gold
Daredevil
Anona
Gold Monarch
J. G. Drought
Mai Lowery
Eugenie B
Algonquin
Ara
Nepenthe
Dradwarlin
Wakeful
Miss Betty
Mafalda
Glen Nevis
Marquis de Carahas
Vestry
Lady Lou
Opinion
Fred Priesmeyer
Annabelle Lee
Lela Hunter
Pique
Renaissance
Lady Fair Dotage Courant
Howard Vance
Mehmood
Fonz
Albany
Avold
Flora Willoughby
Brooklyn
Siuualan
John McGurk
Iras
Louisiana bookmakers brace for shutdown as new law takes effect
New Orleans on August 30 reports pools rooms must close by tomorrow when the new law fully enforces September 1. Owners plan to dismiss staff and dismantle venues across the city and state. Despite the shutdown, organizers anticipate no drop in betting on horse races as many plan to run hand books to continue wagering.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Death in electric chair at Auburn Prison
Antonio Giorgi o was executed in the Auburn Prison electric chair for the May 4 murder of John Van Gorder and his half sister Miss Farnham at West Almond Allegany County. The motive was robbery. Giorgi o recited prayers until the current was applied. Versaci is to be electrocuted during the week of September 6. Minnesota reports note a Cass Lake murder and a Walker hanging. Julius H Wells named land office receiver at Del Norte Colorado.
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Auburn
aAntonio Giorgio
John van Gorder
Miss Farnham
West Almend
Allegany County
Gioreo
Giorgio
Guiseppi Versacia
Beecham's Pills advertised for digestion and sleep
An advertisement claims Beecham's Pills cure liver and stomach issues and restore youthful appetite and natural sleep after a short course, portraying the remedy as a charm.
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Beecham
Hicks First Man IX Continues Lead In Marathon Victory
Thomas J Hicks of Cambridge Mass won the Olympic Marathon race today after a grueling run. Corey finished second with Newton third as a large crowd cheered into the gathering darkness. Hicks, 28, 133 pounds, had trained since Boston finishes and boasted strong endurance throughout the event.
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Corey
Newton
Roxbury
Mass
C. J. Porter
Cambridgeport
D. J. Kneeland
Boston
R. A. Fowler
John J. Foy
New York City
Michael Spring
A. L. Newton
Edward P. Carr
Sumpel A. Mellor
Frank Pierce
Albert P. Corey
Chicago
Wrenchmant
Leentauw
South Africa
Yamagani
Thomas J. Hicks
Cambridge
Fetila
Hicks
Strike spreads in Chicago yards as stock handlers vote
Union leaders plan to broaden action to include all trades tied to packing. About 1400 stock handlers voted to strike at 10 am, prompting packers to hire replacements. President Donnelly signals broader action against railroads and allied departments with a Watita Hall mass meeting planned. The national butcher executive board keeps the strike active seeking an honorable adjustment. About 1200 workers returned to the yards, though leaders deem this a normal fluctuation as some resign. Kansas City reports the strike continues with many watchers discharged and about half of strikers back at work or gone from the city.
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Chicago
Donnelly
Butchers Union
Watita Hall
National Executive Board
Kansas City
Mon
Unions dispute authority over structural alliance plan
The Central Labor Union council denounces a local Structural Alliance as a rump group and says unions have not acted with their national bodies. Meantime Pullman Shops will close September 1, affecting about 30 000 people in the Chicago area for over a month due to a lull in new orders.
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Pullman
Chicago
Pullman Company
Car Building Corporation
Republic Plant Strike Fails at National Tubes Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania August the Republic plant strike fails and crews prepare for a general resumption on the Southside. Pendleton says a strikers committee accepted terms, leaving the National Tube Company plant non union. Postmasters appointed include Laura B. Biggard for Coal Bluff and Thomas D. Whalen for Healdville. William D. Hillman serves Brian Virginia and David W. Moora for Pollicks.
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Republic
Pittsburg
National Tubs Company
Pendleton
National Tube Company
Pennsylvania
Coal Bluff
Laura B. Biggard
Vermont
Healdville
Thomas D. Whalen
Virginia
Brian
William D. Hillman
Pollicks
David W. Moora
New Scale Rejected Appeal To August Belmont
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company refused the request of motormen and firemen for higher wages and shorter hours as subway plans progressed. Local committees will appeal to August Belmont, with Chief Hanrahan summoned to potentially curb a strike if demands are not met.
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Belmont
Hanrahan
New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Wyman
Hedley
Interborough
Probaly
National Organization of Street Railway Men
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
Pepper
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Jencks
Bryan
John J. Hanrahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Peoria
Hurley
Former Cripple Creek Sheriff Seeks Recovery Over Lynching Resolve
In Cripple Creek Colorado August 30 the first suit by Teller County officers ousting Edward Bell from the sheriff’s office seeks $5000 damages for usurpation. Henry M. Robertson claims Bell’s removal followed a June 6 resignation under mob threats after a used rope demonstration at Armory Hall. Revelations include conspiracy charges against Rev T S Leland L A Jenks and Arthur Parker for murder of Bell and Deputy Underwood. Bail set at 2500. defendants jailed. Also report ES Walden, former Engineers' union secretary, was beaten by four masked men while returning to the Vindicator mine amid a district strike dispute.
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Cripple Creek
Criple Creek
Colo
Teller County
District Court
Henry M. Robertson
Edward Bell
Robertson
Independence
Armory Fall
Lewis
Rev. T. 8
Leland
L.A. Jenks
Arthur Parker
Underwood
Engineers’ Union
No. 75
Vindicator
Sheet Metal Strike Order Shuts Talks in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 30, a general strike order was issued by the sheet-metal workers union set to take effect Thursday. The dispute centers on wage scale talks halted by a refusal to appoint an arbitrator. The current agreement expires September 1 and about 800 workers face disruption while unions demand conference negotiations. Treasury figures show internal revenue receipts 177,820 and customs 1,177,555 with expenditures of 91,170,000.
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Philadelphia
Sheet-Metal Workers Union
Treasury
Myers Papaya Tablets Claim Digestive Cure
An advertisement extols Myers Papaya Tablets as a universal stomach aid that digests food in any stomach condition. It contrasts with acid dependent tonics, asserts a guaranteed cure for dyspepsia indigestion and constipation, and offers mail order with cash on delivery and district agents Affleck's Rug Store in Detroit, Michigan.
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South America
F. S. Myers
Affleck
The
Myers Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Two Iron Trains Race Through Philadelphia Streets
In North Philadelphia crowds watch two big iron locomotives, Frankford and Chestnut Hill, race side by side along Reading Railway tracks from Reading Terminal to Wayne Junction. The vivid afternoon spectacle draws suburban riders and onlookers as trains meet near Sixteenth Street in an exhilarating, neighborhood event.
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Frankford
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Tioga
Nicetown
Reading Railway
Wayne Junction
Reading Terminal
Huntingdon Street
Columbia Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Fils
South Broad Street
Norfolk
Alice Ben Bok
Aice Ben Bolt
Marie
Bull
Annie Moore
Mamie Taylor
Maneuvering Horses Lead Driver Through Alley Jump
A Cantile Library building scene on Tenth Street near Chestnut shows a wagon driver, alone with no helper, guiding two horses that turn and follow his call as they head toward Market Street. The driver calls Joe and Bill, but stays at the alley entrance while the animals complete the turn.
British Cotton Growth Seen To Save Trade Woes
J A Hatton of the British Cotton Growing Association told the Cambridge meeting that 10 million Britons depend on cotton and workers lose about 3.2 million weekly from short time. He urged expanding cotton elsewhere, especially West Africa, which could yield 20 million bales annually though progress will be slow. Balfour backed expansion as cure for mills, not stopping futures gambling.
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Chicago Chronicle
J. A. Hatton
British Cotton Growing Association
British Association
Cambridge
Hutton
Britain
Tin
United States
West Africa
Balfour
Speculators and Cotton Demand in the United States
The piece notes demand outruns supply despite rising production, as speculators expect higher prices and profit from it. They foresee increased output later and may spur production to meet demand, boosting Southern growers’ profits while diversifying crops to face future competition. Clara-Mamma and Mother-Gracious interject a wedding vow joke about scrubbing.
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United States
Selis
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St. Bellane
Hedouin
Letola
Antonio Giorgio
Duluth
Minn
William Chonnard
Cass Lake
Walker, Minn
Land Office
Roosevelt
Julius H Wells
del Norte
Percy Hobkirk
Council of Allied Building Trades
Central Labor Union
Carpenters
Painters’ Union
Building Trades’ Hall
Charles W. Witslow
National Structural Alliance
Washington
Subway
Cedar Avenue
West Philadelphia
Forty-Ninth Street
Indy
Board of Health
San Francisco
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Hes Thlqtson
Hla Imeidi
H. J. Tillotson
M. D
Tillotson
Dearborn St
Clara
Cleveland
Ohio
Louise Cohen
EE Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Maces Mapa Saserear
Polcon
Bamse Guaranty
Gues
Cook Remedy
Masonic Taeple
Okisage
Medical
Reed
Bootwelfth Street
Shade
OR. Fisk Elgin
W. T. Baldus
Secor
KOCH
Waahtegtee
New York Avenue
Franco
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