Aged Mother of Man Accused of Mabel Page Murder on Stand
Cambridge mass January 16 attorney Thomas F Vahey opened the defense in the Tucker murder trial. He planned to show the defendant left his home at noon and returned later the same day and that a different knife may have been used. The court ruled Tucker’s knife evidence admissible despite defense claims of unlawful search. Mrs Tucker testified about the officers visit to her home. Two experts testified as witnesses and the trial continued tomorrow. Apartment house fire damages Christianit apartment building on Seventh and M streets northwest. Firefighters prevented further spread.
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Masa
Thomas F. Vahey
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Tucker
Miss Page
J. L. Morton
Commonwealth
Vahey
Philadelphia
Edward B. Hay
Washington
Winners well backed tootsy Mack in New Orleans card
Cold winds and clear track conditions at New Orleans on January 16 produced few upsets as Edith May and Sis Lee led multiple favorites to victory in six races. Highlights include Edith May winning first race at six furlongs and Tootsy Mack taking the fifth race, with Lee King a distant runner-up. other results feature Death and Alinda among winners on the California circuit and crowded fields at Oakland and Hot Springs with mixed outcomes and tomorrow’s entries listed.
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New Orleans
World
New York City
Lee King
Gregor EK
Coruscate
Allinda
Death
California
Edith May
Sis Lee
Tootsy Mack
Livingston
Pight
Aubachon
Jake Sanders
Nicol
Manger
la Sagitle
Korea
Sandbath
Lamp Light
Garrett Wilson
J. Martin
Wom
Jelen
Robbins
Yeotsy Mack
Cocolo
Homestead
Tid
Schilling
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Bengal
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Trepan
Chanterella
Caithness
Sigmund
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Daring
Hydrengea
WT Park
Rudabeek
Ahola
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Sadducee
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Dalesman
Nightmare
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Wake
Captain Bretask
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Harpoon
Judge Lansley
Jack
Bishop Weed
Dare Devil
Bell Indian
John Doyle
Beesie McCarthy
Oakland
San Francisco
My Order
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Follow Me
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Suburban Queen
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Langford James
Theodora L
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Red
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Yolo Girl
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Fretier
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Scherzo
Anvil
Barney Dreyfus
War Times
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Achilles
Frank Woods
Bedner
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Dr. Shorh
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Bill Mannie
Miile
Arcade
Tom Slavin
Rector
Gateway
Hot Springs
Ark
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Eleda
Lavenia True
Jean
May Bingham
Inez
Batchelor
Miss Marius
Minna Baker
Track results from Ascot Park Los Angeles races
At Ascot Park Los Angeles on January 16 track slow. Summary lists multiple races with horse names, odds, and finishing order, including Nitrate winning the hurdle handicap and Flea taking the first race. Other races note winners such as Bluecoat, Tim Hurst, Briar Thorpe, Bendillo, and Mammon among numerous entrants.
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Los Angeles
Nitrate
Flea
Sceptre
Marylander
Cagadar
Count Rudolph
Cashtox
Snowbound
Loyal Front
Cashbox
Gallant Lady
Dorothea Fray
Rain Cloud
Wee Girt
Daisy Brouck
Kitty
Expressing
Cazacze
Bluecoat
Belle Kinney
Kgbatlan
Whitestong
Dissipatton
Joe Kelly
Lady Wilt
Tim Hurst
Durbar
Flo Rob
Felipe Lugo
Arabo
Briarthorpe
Sheriff Bell
Ralph Young
Ray
Bandillo
Cleven Bells
Sugatn
Crosby
Fair Light
Bailey
Retador
Kahafian
Gouliton
Sin
Atty Yarda
Wenrick
Golden Light
Foxy Grandpa
Akela Ana Postmaster
Isbel Seyuegs
Hane Wagner
Emperor of India
Bass
Araho
Drooka
Emily Oliver
Iras
Capable
Dug Martin
Lauretta Philips
Albert Horight
Frangible
May Holliday
Mammon
Kemembo
Hello Dixon
Light of Day
Dal Coronada
Bwaet Kitty Beilafrog
Reval
Seasick
Lowe Knocks Out Carter In Road House Bout
Tommy Lowe defeated Rube Carter by knockout at Steubener's road house on Bladenboro road after a minute and a half, as Carter, a novice, failed to endure two solid blows to the jaw. Sprosser and Kelley also offered a sharp prelim, with Kelley winning a close decision from Referee Harry Mace. Ordway Rifles routed Hearst Rifles 43 12 in a Guard League game, while Yale freshman crew named Stuyvesant Fish Jr head coach of ninety six men. Joe King KO'd by Charles McCarthy after twenty seconds in St. Louis. Mrs. Harriet Pitkin alias LeBar held in 1000 bond for false pretenses related to a worthless check.
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Rube” Carter
Steubener
Bladensboro Road
Carter
Dreamland
Lowe
Sprosser
Kelley
Harry Mace
Ordways
Hearst Rifles
National Guard League
Ordway Rifles
Fish
Yale
New Haven
Conn
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
New York
Joe King
St. Louis
Charles McCarthy
Buffalo
San Francisco
Five Relays Highlight Interscholastic Meet At Convention Hall
Out-of-town runners join Washington students for a January 28 track meet in Convention Hall manager Foley reports a large field. Debuting schools include St John's College Episcopal High School Mitton Academy Country School for Boys and Baltimore Polytechnic Institute. Paul Cook of Central headlines the sprint events joining Robertson Conners and others in multiple races.
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Foley
St. John’s College
Episcopal High School
Alexandria
Mitton Academy
Country School For Boys
Polytechnic Institute
Baltimore
Radnor High School
Philadelphia
Washington
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Georgetown
cCentral
Astern
Technical
Business
Georgetown Prep
Daltimore City College
Drexel Institute
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute
Country School
Doya
Milton Academy
St. John's College
Paul Cook
Central
Great Britain
Robertson
Conners
Carroll Institute
CHECKMATE FOR VIRGINIA. Polytechnic Leases Richmond Ground
Virginia Polytechnic Institute alumni lease Broad Street football park in Richmond for three years for Thanksgiving games. They aim to block UVA from playing in Richmond after UVA announced the next Thanksgiving game would be in Norfolk with North Carolina. Virginia Tech plans to meet the Indians VMI or Georgetown annually.
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North Carolina
Norfolk
Richmond
Reading Prize Fight Fatal Injury Death in Barn Ring
Reading Pennsylvania man Alexander Modzinska, nineteen, dies from injuries after a prize fight with George Kubasak in a Millmont barn. Modzinska collapsed in the fifth round and could not be revived at home despite medical help. Warrants issued for Kubasak and the seconds.
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Alexander Modzinska
George Kubasak
Millmont
Nedzinska
Kubasak
Victory for Jerome city vigilance committee plans militant civic group
New York on January 16 reports Jerome surrendered gambling outfits tied to Farrell Johnson and MacDougal and vowed no more gambling with Dowling law aiding raids. A militant Council of Civic Organizations will oversee legislation, backed by ample funds, to protect civic interests and combat reform measures. The effort includes jail terms for violators and a push to end Raines law hotels. A related case in Criminal Court found Palmitano guilty of simple assault in a tunnel construction dispute.
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Jty
Jerome
Frank Farrell
Davey Johnson
Frank MacDougal
New York City
Daniel O'Reilly
Dowling
Jesse Lewisohn
Richard Canfield
O'Reilly
West Thirty-third Street
Johnson and
MacDougal
MacDougal Told Mr. Jerome
Albany
Council of Civic Organizations
City of
Eta
City Club
Yacob H Schiff
William S. Bennett
Bennett
United States
Uigi Palmitano
Indichment
Palmitano
Fario Carmerico
Carmerito
Garfield Park
Carmerlio
Messrs
Thompson & Laskey
Plate Printers Dominate in Bowing League Night
The Bureau bowing team won three games from Agricultural quit in the Departmental League and set a season high with 1,039 pins. Helmerichs led with 641 total and Lord close behind, while Har die rolled three strong games and several others posted 200+. Ingham and Sach highlighted Fisher & Co. scoring for the Real Estate League, and Registry Division swept Mailing Division. Also notes on a police court theft fine and a skating accident near the Potomac.
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Agricultural
Ruke
Hess
Helmerichs
Lord
Ard
Hardie
Aggies
Bureas
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Drake
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Ingham
Sach
Doyle
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Registry
Ward
Gates
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North Capitol Street
Steve Collins
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Palace
George Campbell
Harry Krauss
George T. Cox
William Miller
Budke
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German Rive If
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TRE
Fisher & Co
Mitchell
Smith
baUy
Kiker
Boyie
AL Bors
Alberbois
Barton
Smart
Besay
W. S. Bouscaren
Hun
Durand
Chatterton
Leagle
Bishop
Miller
Keane
Thomas
Hofman
Batley
North Capitol
Tompkins
Estento
Cleary See
Allen
McAloon
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