MITCHEL DROPS INQUIRY POLICE OFFICERS SUBPOENAED
New York July 4 Leonard M Wallsten commissioner of accounts had led Mayor Mitchel's probe into Ruth Cruger case but was ordered to suspend the inquiry as Governor Whitman directs the district attorney to handle the grand jury. Subpoenas issued for Deputy Commissioner Guy Scull Henry P Cruer and Helen Cruger among others.
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New York
Leonard M. Wallatein
Mitchel
Ruth Cruger
Whitman
Wann
Wallsten
Fourth Branch
Missinger
Guy Scull
Henry PD Cruer
Helen Cruger
Commissioner of Accounts
Wallstein
Walstein
Cocchi
Rome
Joseph W. Grigg
Bologna
Caae
Alfredo Cocchi
Thomas Nelson Page
Grigg
Hta
Strikers Set Holiday Meeting In Washington Strike
The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen in the Washington Terminal Company will hold a 2 PM meeting at the Northeast Masonic Temple to push strike plans. Superintendent J F Wilson said over 490 idle workers were replaced and service remains unaffected. General vice president J F Mctreery said members took a rest after continuous work without a holiday.
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Washington Terminal Company
Northeast Masonic Temple
J. F. Wilson
J. F Mctreery
The
Police officer hurt in arrest attempt at Twenty sixth and streets
A police officer identified as WT. ATS was attacked by several unidentified colored men while trying to arrest a suspect yesterday afternoon at Twenty sixth and streets northwest. He suffered cuts and bruises to the shoulders and a blow to the head and received treatment at Emergency Hospital. Police have a good description and expect arrests within 24 to 48 hours.
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Ats
The Very Idea and Other Shows At Washington Theaters
Metropolitan premiere of The Very Idea, a three act William Le Baron comedy, at Belasco Theater next Monday. Also What Is Love? musical at National Theater during Howard company engagement. Highlights include Keith's Week lineup with Carus, Comer, Conroy, and Le Maire, and diverse film bill featuring The Captain of the Gray Horse Troop and Wolf Lowry. The season includes photoplays at Loew's Columbia and the Garden Theater, plus seaside and park entertainments at Chesapeake Beach, Glen Echo, and Great Falls park with concerts and dances.
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William le Baron
Metropolitan
Belasco Theater
Washington Theatergpera
A. H. van Buren
William P. Carleton
Harold Hendee
John Webster
Sydney Shields
Josephine Drake
Florence Oakley
Mabel Allan
Ruth Collins
National Theater
Joseph E. Howard
Howard
W National Theater
Washington
Himma Carus
Larry Comer
Conroy
le Maire
Keith
Miss Carus
Mr. Comer
Doctor
Ted Lorraine
Frances Pritchard
Linne
Mlle
Una
Bantley
Norton
Harry Holman
William S. Hart
Garden Theater
Wolf Lowry
Dorothy Dalton
Pauline Frederck
T Loew
Columbia Theater
Seasue Hayakawa
War Pageant Draws 15,000 at Liberty Golf Tourney
The Liberty tournament drew about 15,000 spectators at local golf clubs, led by Columbia Country Club with nearly 200 entrants and a total entry fee near 1700. Thomas C. Dempsey won low gross 77. E. D. Rheem and A. L. Thurman tied for first low net. Miss Edith Stowell led women with 135. Red Cross medals and other prizes were awarded, plus an exhibition tennis match and a swatfest event at Chevy Chase.
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United States Golf
American Red Cross
Columbia Country Club
Thomas C. Dempsey
Red Cross
E. D. Rheem
A. L. Thurman
F. B. Pyle
A. C. McElroy
B. Cohan
C. B. Doyle
B. A. Graham
Conrad B. Doyle
Henry C. Breck
Dean Mathey
Bernard Prentiss
New York
Mathey
Doyle
Chevy Chase
Reeve Lewis
Newbold Noyes
United States Golf Association
H. M. Southgate
Dr. Garnett
Gen
E. M. Weaver
Charles L. Frailey
B. L. Taylor
Bannockburn
Duganne
John Bryan
easHy
W. E. Seyboth
Walter E. Ballard
London Quotations: Closing Prices of American Stocks
London July 4 reports closing prices of American stocks with New York equivalents. The list includes market figures from both sides of the Atlantic, reflecting relative gains and losses in the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Wright-Martin Aircraft
Cortias Aeroplane
Maxim Munitions Submarine Boat
United Motors Butte Copper and Zinc Lake Torpedo Midwest Refining
Coaden Oil and Gas
Tetras National
OU Bay
Portland
Rochester Mines
N. American Pulp and Paper
Boston
Mulford Wins 150 Mile Race At 101 MPH In Omaha
Ralph Mulford claimed victory in a 150 mile race in Omaha with an average speed of 101 mph despite two tire stops. Thomas finished second with Halton fourth, Burk and Billy Taylor following. a protest over official timing may be filed by J A Martin for the Haines Thomas team.
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Omaha
Nebra
Ralph Mulford
Mulford
Oe Thomas
Walter Halton
Andy Burk
Billy Taylor
J. A. Martin
Haines- Thomas
American Automobile Association
Haines
Martin
Tom Alley
Alley
Billy Salmon
Dave Lewis
Milton
Lewis
Louis Chevrolet
Charles Kirkpatrick
Benzine Used in Auto Lamps Escapes Disaster
Mrs. Nellie Atkinson fears for her son Harold D Atkinson aged 18 after benzine filled lamps instead of kerosene in his automobile bound for Baltimore. A colored boy misfilled the lamps, the driver unaware. Baltimore Marshal Carter disseminated alerts and police stopped the car at noon, Harold emptied the lamps and avoided an explosion. he returned home safely that night.
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Nellie Atkinson
Ninth Street Northwest
Harold D. Atkinson
Baltimore
Harold
Bay Shore
Reds Move Up a Peg as They Sweep Cubs in Two
Chicago, July 4. Cincinnati passed Chicago by winning both games of the holiday doubleheader. First game ended 2 to 1 and the second 13 to 10. Thorpe and Wilson homered and many hits went for extra bases. In the day game, Groh, Merkle, and Williams starred with timely hitting as Cincinnati built a big late rally.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Thorpe
Wilson
Groh
Flack
Kopf
Mann
Va Roush
Driscoll
Chese
Merkle
Griffith
Williams
Neale
Zelder
Shean
Wortman
Wingo
Walter
Toney
Fillot
Bobo
Aldridge
Alridee
Nicago
Chase
Zeider
Grob
Manu
Alrridge
Inbinge
Douglass
Mesars
Byron
Emilie
Quigley
QiMona
Driscon
Wolfe
Tod
Grilott. c
Wilson, Co
Vaughn
Douglas
Ruether
Wees
Donglaa
Rowe—Groh
Roush
Clarke
Mitchell
Flack Mann
Elliot
Huether
Elle
Wangho
Niner
Ring
Reuther
Ngs
Buttcher
Ty Vaughn
Eller
Menars
Emslie
St. Louis
Cleveland
Clyeland
Ft. Louis
Chapman
Sloan
Graney
OlSevereid
Harrie
Jacobson
Bvana
Billings
Klepfer
Johnson
Groom
Plank
Wambeganes
Speaker
Roth
Harris
Marsane
Pratt
Merrans
Wambaganss
Morton
Coumbe
Mesara
Connolly
Moriarty
Nallin
Louis
Sistoan
Auatta
al Bieler
OlPrate
Revereid
Yad Ol Jacobaon
Bagby
Mareans
Shotton
Jacobean
Wambeganss
Errore
Marsans
Sevateid
Sotheron
Hisler
Austin
Smith
Ryans
Loufa
Petre
Sothoron
Rye Bagby
Measrs
Gase
Athletics
Omars
Baltimore
Columbia Park
Lyons
Blanton
R.A. EB
Whalen
Carson
Giovannetti
Indians Trim Browns In Two Close Games
Newark report notes Frank L. Stramor broke the world's half four mile record in 53 seconds, Paul Cobb joins Perfection Spring team in Cleveland League, and Cleveland shaded St Louis 2-0 and 5-2 in twin bill. Detailed box scores show pitchers Morton Coumbe Kllepfer for Cleveland and Sothoron Nallin for St Louis with late rallies and errors shaping both games.
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Indians
Browns
Newark
N. J
Frank L. Stramor
Alfred Grenda
Paul Cobb
Tyrus Raymond
Perfection
Cobb
Akron
Mission Lodger Arrested After Erie Cash Find
Stephen Felberbauer a 47 year old Hungarian tailor staying at Central Union Mission was arrested by Detective Edward Kelly after neighbors complained of odd behavior near Seventh Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW. He claimed to be from Allentown Pa arrived in February and had $71 in cash plus two suitcases stored at Union Station. He offered no home or work details and was sent to the Washington Asylum for observation.
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Stephen Felberbauer
Central Union Mission
Edward Kelly
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Felberbauer
Washington
Allentown
Union Station
Washington Asylum
Auto Race to Joe Boyer at Union Speedway
Uniontown Pennsylvania July 4 Joe Boyer driving a Frontenac won the first lap of the 11 and one quarter mile professional race at Union speedway today Earl Cooper in a Stutz finished second Vail in a Hudson third and Fontaine in a Mercedes fourth Boyer time 6 53 72
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Uniontown
Frontenac
Joe Boyer
Union Speedway
Earl Cooper
Vail
Hudson
Fontaine
Boyers
Racquet Club Sets Pace in Tennis Circuit
Euclid Racquet Club leads the Suburban League after a 6 1 win over Euclid. Princeton moves to second after going 6 7 from Petworth. Argyle stays in the running by taking six from Holmead. Bureau of Standards and Home Club split, Bureau 4 Home 8. Other results include Princeton and Petworth 1 and 7, and Argyle 6 Holmead 1 with mixed doubles and singles outcomes.
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Euclid
Princeton
Petworth
Argyle
Holmead
Bureau of Standards and Home
Beadle
Cr. Dowd
Racquet
E. Dowd
Tracy
Wactta
Howensteig
Dowd
Racnet
Post
Guclid
Cash
Sand ‘Benale Sad Garrison
Skinner
Stevena
Curt
Benton and
Price
Shore
Cooke
J. Dowd
Stevenson
Shepherd
Davidson
Huddy Bed
Bureau OF Standards
Homh
Cragee
Bureau
Green
Edwards
Thomas
Cragoe
Phelps
Thomas and Robinson
Jucifer
Edwarde
Brown and Andrews
Stone and Lovett
Merica and Tuttle
Marine and
Allan
Home
Knox Petworth
Hixson
Ables Doyle and
Dudley
Buckingham
Knox
Keon
Scataler
Briveston
Clear
Noetzel
Hand and Sheets
Princetoel
Lyons
Zachary
Knapp and
Knapp
Birckhead
Sibbett
Kilerlane and
Erwin
Warren and Knowlton
Steepley Artes
Spence Argyle
Pierce
Carr
Spence
Barker
Ballinger
Iolmead
Robb
Thurrell
Williams
Henderson
Arryrie
Robinson
Winfeld
Boyd
McCullough
Herds
Bowen
Central Entries Win Life-Saving Honors
Central High graduates R. Brokes and Phoebe Preston won principal honors in the Independence Day life saving regatta at Municipal bathing pools in Potomac Park. Red Cross medals were awarded for outstanding rescue work, with close competition noted. Victor Beauchamp and H. F. Campbell also distinguished themselves among Central and Tech swimmers in multiple events.
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On. R. Brokes
Phoebe Preston
Central High
Poto- Mac Park
Red Cross
C. W. Hicks
Central
William J. Cusack
Georgetown
Victor Beauchamp
H. F. Campbell
Tech
McLoughlin and Bundy Fall in Double Finals
In Long Beach on July 4, Maurice McLoughlin and Thomas Bundy lost the men's doubles final to Claude A Wayne and N Browne by 4 6, 6 3, 1 6. Browne and Miss Mary K Browne won mixed doubles over Bundy and May Sutton Bundy, while Miss Browne claimed the women’s singles title over Florence Sutton 6 4 6 3.
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Long Beach
Cal
Maurice McLoughlin
Thomas C. Bundy
Claude A. Wayne
N. Browne
William M. Johnston
McLoughlin
Johnston
Motorcycle marks go in Baltimore meet
Special to The Washington Post reports Baltimore July 4 a Maryland Motor Association motorcycle race at Gentlemen's Driving park set world records. Carey Mears lowered two marks in the five mile professional side car race while Kenneth Verrill matched the pace in practice causing local riders to withdraw. Matthew Nelli of Wilmington stood as the sole challenger to Verrill in the open events.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Maryland Motor Association
Carey Mears
Kenneth
Erazy Horse
Washington
Matthew Nelli
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Penn Faculty Loses Control of Athletics
The University of Pennsylvania will shift sports governance from the faculty to a triad including the Athletic Association and the board of trustees, forming the University Council on Athletics with trustees holding decisive voting power. The council restyle will take effect after members are chosen, likely in the fall.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
The
Athletic Association
Board of Trustees
University Council On Athletics
FIRST CRICKET MATCH TO PRESIDENT'S CLUB
The President's Club defeated the Captains in a cricket match at Potomac park campus by 7 to 49. Hilarion Branch and Dr James Cannon starred. Barrett Warren and Byron also stood out. College Park Md July 4. The Maryland National Guard Company F beat College Park Athletic Club 5 to 4 in a morning game on College Field.
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Potomac Park
Hilarion Branch
James &. Cannon
Barrett
Warren
Byron
College Park
Company F
Maryland National Guard
Hyattsville
College Park Athletic Club
College Field
Bj McCormick
Ilbeatree
Parks
Monte’m'y
Hiner
Leathers
Fenwick
White
Brooks
Halleek
Charlton
Epply
McClay
Shipley
Ploset
Beribner
PA Gallo
McCormick
Dearstyne
Montgomery
Mardew
Holden
Pioset
Parky
Halleck
Prexet
McCormick Eppir
Walters
May Phew Hi Eeee Eceet
Copire
Mr. Bowers
St Bour
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Company
W. T. Grimes
Belasco
B. F. Keith
Poli
Uncle Tom
Harkins and Barbour
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Academy of Music
William A. Brady
Wilton Lackaye
Louis James
Theodore Roberta
Cosmos
Josie Flynn
Cosmos Theater Patrona
Ronan Ward
Farren
Archie Nicholson
Reno
Gray Horse
Edith Storey
Antonio Moreno
Garden
Crandall
Bryant Washburn
Crandall's
Montagu Love
Gorda Holmes
Jekyll-Hyde
Theda Bara
H. Rider
Ita
Hawaii
Loew
Columbia
Glen Echo Park
Minster
Glan Echo Han
Chesapeake Beach
Wastika
Colonial Beach
St. Johns
Potomac
Chevy Chase Lake
Meyer Davis
Great Falls Park
Tent City
Wilfred Taieas
Lilllian Gish
Moore's Strand Theater
Souls Triumphant
Tts
Mabel Tallaferro
Charles Ray
Savoy Theater
Gene Stratton Porter
Jack Pickford
Louise Huff
Earle Wiliams
Bessie Barriscale
Bnarl
Ethel Clayton
Lil
Sylvan Theater
W. H. Harts
Christian Hemmick
Prof. Stansfield
Wilder
Marine Band
Mrs. Taylor
London N. Close Equiv
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Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Gt. Western
St. Paul
Erie
Illinois Central
Louisville
Missouri, Kans. & Texas
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Norfolk & Western
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Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Hili Union Pacific
Steel
Wees Co
Essenkay
ESSEN
Essen Y
Snyder & McNulty
Massachusetts Ave
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Essenkay Products Company
Mali
Benzine
Atkinson
REDS
CUBS
Asylum Hospital
W. R. Stokes
Sam Houston
Carl Ablenfeld
G. A. Sinclaire
Bertha Eggle
J. A. Winkler
G. A
M Denham
Man Dwsto
HF. Campbell
Davis
Mfe
W. J. Cusack
W. C. L#Misro
J. A. Winiker
Mies Phoebe Preston
Wloughlin
Bundy
PENN
San Diego
Norman Ross
San Francisco
George W. White
O. H. P. Johnson
George C. Walson
J. Gales Moorez
Tour Savings Department
National Metropolitan Bank
15Th St
U. S. Treasury
Iaires
Inda East Coast By. Co
Mil
St. Paul B
Mil & &T. Paul B
Mtg
Chesapeake & Ohio Wr Co
First Gang
Interborough Rapid Trans. Co
American Tel. & Tel. Co
United States Rubber Co
First & Refund &S
National Cityompany
National City Bank Bldg
N. Y
16Th Street
N. W
John L. Edwards & Co
New York Stock Exchange
Washington Stock Exchange
St. Saenger
Steel & Ordnance
John
Wall Bt
American Telephone & Telegraph
G. D. Milne
R.H. E. Omare
President’s Club
Leckey
B. Cannon
R. Roberts
Krighaum
Luke
B. Cannon Pearson
Edmonda
Canon
Cannon
Byron Edimonda
C. Take
Branch Rhodes
B. Branch Barnett
I. Roberts
Keigbaum
Cousine
B. Branch
Leekey
Lake
Roberts
Rone
M. Wkts
Warren T. Roberta
Roberta
Luke Fo
Cousins
Branch
Hyattaville Guardsmen
Crane, Gilpin & Co
Bankers
Mbera
14Th St. Fosrhones
New
Russia
A. B. Leach & Co
Flather
Moorhead & Elmore
Easterday & Co., Inc
H St. N. W
National Savings & Trust Company
15Th and
N. Y. Ave
District of Columbia
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
Union Savings Bank
Wade H. Coorer
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