Census Chief Warns Ginners Over Cotton Reports
Director North writes to Rep Burleson warning that continued ginner refusals to report cotton ginned will end Census Bureau data. He cites 125000 dollar annual cost and risk to market knowledge, urging Southern cooperation to keep reliable statistics alive. Burleson backs the bureau and calls for prompt, accurate returns to prevent market speculation.
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North
Burleson
Texas
House Census Committee
Washington, D. C
Albert 3
House of Representatives
Census Office
Liverpool
Congress
E. F. Webber
Memphis Cotton Exchange
South
National Cotton Ginners’ Association
Seo
Colgress
Ube
Theas
Censs Bureau
Cengus
N. D. North
Census Bureau
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bailey
Memphis Exchange
Director North
Shelby County
Belt
Bureau
Memphis
Deer Hunted Buck Escapes National Zoo Flight Through Chevy Chase
A mule deer from Yellowstone Park escaped its paddock at the National Zoo around noon Wednesday. Keeper Blackburne and volunteers pursued via Cleveland Park toward Chevy Chase, but the deer remains at large past dark. A $10 reward was offered to coax the animal into shelter, with pleas for not pursuing it by dogs or riders.
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National Zoo
Chevy Chase
Blackburne
Yellowstone Park
Cleveland Park
Chevy Fee
Smoke law cases head to police court with juries likely
District authorities push tougher enforcement of the smoke law. A dozen firms face twenty eight charges for chimney smoke while the Potomac Electric Power Company shows frequent violations. Prosecutions, fines, and potential jury trials loom as officials seek a broader legal ruling and possible amendment to curb smokey emissions.
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White House
Potomac Electric Power Company
Loeb
Health Department
W. Henderson Moses
W. B. Moses & Sona
Eleventh
John O. Evans
Evans
New York Avenue
J. N. C. Graham
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Myron M. Cady
Atlantic
John L
Charles H. Weaver
Garfield
Franklin A. Killian
Franklin Laundry
Luther Lb. Fristes
Davidson
Hhery G. Benson
Colonial Ho
N. Bovee
Turkish Bath
Norman A
Unebury
Hiternatonal Investment Geaya Oren
Btaples
Fupge House
Juhelag Auth Provision Company
Hebert H. Fatt
Regent Hotel
Potomac Electrica Power Company
Roosevelt
Fourteenth and
B Streets
Loseb
New Willard and
Raleigh Hotels
Macfarland
Turner Athletic Club Opens New Home for Growth
The Turner Athletic Club moves from Washington Light Infantry Armory to a new hall at Seventh and L streets NW, opening next Tuesday. The growth of the club brings indoor games, outdoor sports, and a strong wrestling base with Joe Grant as instructor and H. Claude Turner as president. C. T. Hunter handles finances as the club seeks more members and plans basket ball, indoor baseball, tennis, and wrestling.
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Turner Athletic Club
Washington Light Infantry
Blo
Seventh and L Streets
Turner Athetic Club
Capital City
Joe Grant
H. Claude Turner
C. T. Hunter
Farren to Box Eagan at Glen Echo Opening Fight
Sam Solomon adds a sixth bout to the Glen Echo Amphitheater opening card to attract crowds for next Monday’s boxing program. Jimmy Farren faces Kid Eagan in a six round featherweight bout, with a four bout show headlined by a four-man ring battle royal and other matches.
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Glen Echo Club
Glen Echo Amphitheater
Sam Solomon
Jimmy Farren
Kid Eagan
St. Marys County
Glen Echo
Formaster Beats Gregor K in Fifth at New Orleans Races
Gregor K and Ray Woods were the only favored losers as Formaster captured the fifth race at New Orleans. Gravina led a strong field to win the second race, while Au Revoir dominated the fourth. The day featured fast tracks, clear cool weather, and several notable upsets among seven races and tomorrow's entries.
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New Orleans
Gravina
Au Revoir
Gregor K
Ray Woods
Pawtucket
H. Phillips
James H. Reed
Nice
Harpoon
E. Morrison
Shock
Roderick Dhu
Russell A
A. Prince
Bengal
Dickson
Homestead
Schilling
Misanthrope
Reveille
Aggie Lewin
Arab
Daisy Green
Wellesley
Love's Labor
Ernest Parham
Federal Algo
Formaster
Baird
Courtmaid
Ro- Tmaneili
St. Tammany
Barca
Lord French
Alan Rai
Nicol
Vertry
Aubuchon
Gus Heldorn
Re- Nance
Careless Alec
Triple Silver
S. Dickson
Orlakany
J. Martin
Baywood
Felix Mezzes
Vions
Tristan Bhandy
Matt Wadleigh
Johnny Crook
Avenger
Julia Mateo
Crimmins
Antimony
E. Rice
Midge
Lucian
Rudabek
Green Gown
Dyron Rose
Presentiment
Filia
Fruit
Escutcheon
Tom Shelly
Rozelle
Bully Wake
Jade
Doctor Brady
Hannibal Bey
Judge Saufley
Florentine
Flora Levy
Roger Smith
Milad
Love
Fitzbrillar
Josette
Mares
Sarah Maxtra
Sigmund
Rachael Ward
Semper Vivex
April Showers
St. Sever
Bessie McCarthy
Merry Plancer
Heverly
Hoo
Reckoner
Goldaga
Myron Dale
Harry New
Jack Doyle
Cyuttica
Dallas
Ales
Commoner
Viona
Contentiona
Hopee
Belle of Portland
Fanette
Tomsey Mack
Backed Horses Win at Oakland
Track meet winds through six races at Oakland with Bronze Wing, Sad sam, Adirondack, A Muskoday, Dainty, and Stilicho capturing wins. Post time data lists odds, times, and a crowd of runners including Julia South, Dottoroli, and Box Rider among numerous others.
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Oakland
San Francisco
Bronze Wing
Fountain
Emma Rubold
Greenfield
Troy
Travers
Helas
Bee Rosewater
Camelitta
Distributor
Teufel
Silurian
al Waddle
Presidio
Haven Run
Barney Dreyfus
Davis
Batidor
Dandy
Bella
Alopath
Sugden
Joe Galt
Dotle H
A Muskoday
Anderson
Plact
Avis
Smithy Kane
Jones
Duer Albert
Stowert Mitchell
Fisher Boy
Big Beach
Ben Eric
Dainty
Knapp
Bisty
Albula
Rector
Stilicho
Budd Wade
Chandler
Sunny Shore
Profitable
Frank Woods
Flying Torpedo
Ilsabélita
Julia South
Princess Wheeler
Saccharate
McEne
Elba
Smilax
Lady Redhead
True Wing
Luer
Pearl Waters
Tarcoola Bells
Apollinaire
Quondulum
Glende
Maid of Fame
Molto
Brennus
Sherry
Dottoroli
Garylee
Failure
Hipponaz
Karabel
Hainault
The
Cure
Sir Dougall
Balto
Futurity
Sénlog
David Bo- Tand
Golden Buck
Berents
Tod Exon
Marietta
Peehniyue
Lewipetrick
Hewraili
Tennyburh
Ferreman
Beth
Nilien
W. Trahern
Ink
Magrane
Padua
Leila
Winners at Ascot and Angeles track misprints reveal racing results
The Dec 28 card at Ascot Angeles shows multiple races with winners and times. Red Tamsel won the one mile event, Durbar captured the second race, Elie won the handicap, Tim Hurst led the fourth, Blisster took the fifth, and Lem Heed won the seventh with wide fields and varied odds noted for Friday entries.
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Ascot
Angeles
Cal
Aacat
Firetrach
Red Tamsel
Varro
Great Hamtern
Wetado
Lou Welsea
Grayletts
Ascetic
Hthe
Scruggs
the Covenanter
Postmaster
Alx Turlonga
Durbar
Carro Santa
Aven
Interlude
Edinborough
Elie
Princess Tulane
Eva G
Sais
Slauson
Tim Hurst
Joe Kelly
Anona
Andvirt
Weatbrookfeld
Bebie Dixon
Rubiaca
Gleeman
Blisster
McGrathiana Prince
Akeia
Heatherhoney
Claverton
Lem Heed
Golden Light
Albert Enright
Clothe a'Or
Conger
Denzil Alag
Siniado
Sandstone
Revador
Revel
Brooksdale
C. P. Waterhouse
Whitestone
Ripper
del Coronado
Springleaf
Frienne
Decimo
Mordente
Rose of Hilo
Tizen
Winifreda
Birdie Stone
Lauretta Phillipa
Negrusce
Anirad
Golden Ivy
Lady Mirthful
Mies Grane
Allegiance
Valido
Grey Morn
Col. Ballantyne
Flea
Old Rose
Otrop
Tramotor
Maggie Mackey
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Mertz and Mertz Co
F Street
Washington Brewery Co
Ath and
F Sts. N. E
Aren
Ae Trade Ms
Chr
Heurich Brewing Company
Maerzen
Senate
Phone West 34
REGAL
Regala
W. Eiseman
Seventh Street
J. J. Georges & Son
Penna
N. W
Fitzmorris
Conan
Wadler
Pete
Vigtore
ADLER
Ginners
Gity
Buck
Zoo At Large
Chevy Chase Woods
Blackburnie
Pleasant Zoo
Parker-Bridget Clothing
Parker, Bridget & Co
Ninth and
Pennsylvania Ave
Farren
EAGAN
New York
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Brown
Carroll
Hiltons
Carroll Institute
Hall's Hill
Alexandria
James Hare
Jane
Pacific Coast—Southern Railway
Southern Railway
Washington
Pacific Coast
Linal
OLD Braddock Maryland Rye
Panch
Jas
Clark Distilling GO
P. McCarthy
Mgr
GIO Pa
Gregor
Agnew
P. G Affleck
Castelberg’s
Optician
Pa. Ave
Walfords Sporting and Athletic Goods
A. Overholt & CO
Pittsburg
Res
Louis Bush’s
St. Ladids
Reed
I. Gos
Twelfth ST. N. Ww
Shade
PF Street
Fisk Elgin
Ave
Ty Baldus
Fata
Lafranco
LarRaNco
Pareeinnia Pa
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Sunday Post
Mali
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