Spencerian Best Two Long Shots In Front Card
In New Orleans on December 12 the track was jumpy as Eraskill Lady Fonso and Careless led the first half, while Spencerian Jo- Sette and Mzlad Love won the remaining events. Favorite sprees included Faliona Dan McKenna Garnish and Spencerton defeated. a $100 fine levied on Charles Cochran over a Derby dispute. two-year-olds Signal Light and Sanction sold to James Arthur. race results list Dancing Now Lenin Mauser Gar nish and multiple others across six races.
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Postseason Plans At National League Meeting
National Baseball League members gather at the Victoria Hotel in New York for the annual meeting led by President James A Hart and Garry Herrmann. The agenda includes awarding the pennant to the New York club and discussing shortened schedules to enable post season series between pennant winners of the National and American leagues.
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Betting mix up as wrong horses win at Oakland race
In a poolroom in St Asaph bets paid on Colonel Van and other horses after the wrong horses were called first second and third in the last Oakland race. Northwest was really first. bettors faced losses or redress as tickets misaligned with race results. The incident sparked talk of foul play and a framed job amid wagering chaos across Chicago and other cities.
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Bureau Bowling Victory for Supremacy in Departmental League
The Bureau bowlers defeated the Navy Yard team with a close first match and a 98 pin margin in the second. High scores included Crist leading. multiple scores over 200 marked by a strong overall average. Columbia teams swept in Real Estate League with two totals over the mark, Bauman setting 247 as Hudson and Reesch followed.
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Plumbers Wait as Central Labor Union Considers Reinstatement
Central Labor Union again delays action on reinstating the journeymen plumbers union under its reorganization of building trades. An amendment to affiliate with the Allied Council of Building Trades was deferred for two weeks, while other unions sought cooperation on naval factory overtime and plant capacity. Delegates from the stenographers, typewriters, logkeepers and assistants union were admitted and seated.
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Cashier Weppner Back At German American Bank
Buffalo reports that Edward A Weppner was elected cashier at the German American Bank and will resume duties immediately. Michael Nellany named director, replacing John Wickser who resigned, amid earlier opposition that subsided. Also noted is organization of Atlanta’s one legged men club planning a street parade and mutual benefit plan for members. A farmer Adam Jouett was shot by his son in Kentucky after family disputes. A major fire in New York damaged Hopple & Androvetti offices near Brooklyn Bridge, with casualties and $75,000 plus in losses.
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Fifth Foundry Dynamited in Newport Plant Strike Suspected
The Newport Iron Foundry and Machine Company building in Newport Kentucky was dynamited late last night for the fifth time in two months. No lives were lost and workers escaped injury. Two men fled east on Twelfth Street after the blast. A large hole opened in the coal room roof and walls bulged in the pattern room, raising fears of collapse. Company members claim strikers are responsible.
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Two Soldiers Robbed, Brown Hurt After Assault
William E Brown, 36, of 310 E Street NW, with a neck and cheek wound, went to Emergency Hospital suffering from blood poisoning linked to a neglected wound. He said two men in soldier uniforms attacked him near Thirteen and a half Streets and F Street, kicking him and robbing him of $7.
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Helped Build First Telegraph Pioneer Paul Connor Sr Dies
Paul D Connor Sr died yesterday at his residence 1439 PB Street NW aged 72. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow at Lutheran Memorial Church with Rex J Butler officiating. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by widow and eight children including John F and James D Connor, and Mrs James A Archibald. Connor helped lay the first telegraph line from the city to Baltimore and worked for Southern Telegraph, Western Union, and helped install early telephone wires in the capital. He was a member of the Veteran Military Telegraphers Association.
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Six Hurt When Passenger Train Derailed Near Canal
Six persons were injured today when a mixed local passenger train on the Pennsylvania Railroad struck a broken rail. The caboose rolled down the bank to the canal edge, caught fire from a stove and was destroyed. Ten men and four women were in the overturned car. Injured are Conductor Wool Butler of Mansfield, Flagman LL Swager of Mansfield, Brakeman G R Sherman of Avondale, Brakeman T P Riley of Mansfield, Miss Mskle Baibie of Coshocton, and Leonard Strickler of Warsaw.
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Woman Reports Shoplifting Loss in Forest Glen
Mrs L D Emerson of Forest Glen Maryland reported a shoplifting incident at a Seventh Street store. She left her pocketbook on the counter, turned back to retrieve it, and found it gone. The thief took two diamond breeches valued at 12 each in cash.
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Systemed cigarette trade uses single clerk to track orders
Worlds Work Systems describes a cigarette maker’s private trade that custom blends tobacco for about 2000 customers. The system records each client’s tastes and a mixture formula, with orders auto-triggering replenishment a week before exhaustion, even handling humid-weather delays with on-hand stock.
Burglars Steal $2000 in Watches from Jeweler
In Ludington on December 12 burglars entered Moses Bluemen jewelry store using a skeleton key and fled with about $2,000 worth of watches. No arrests or clues disclosed.
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Two Cases Involving a Student Letter Home
A fragment from the Philadelphia Press recounts a dialogue about a boy named Tommy and his brother Willie, noting the faculty barred Willie from varsity football due to his condition and a family discussion about their father.
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Northeast Washington group defends streets plan amid clashes
At a Northeast Washington Citizens Association meeting, critics faulted Col Biddle and the District Commissioners over street narrowing and plaza plans. Mr Frizzell led charges of discourtesy, citing inspector conduct and broken promises, while discussions covered teachers salaries and a protest against Union Station Plaza routing.
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