Local crews head to Richmond for annual Rest regatta
Washington sent teams to the Rest regatta in Richmond under Southern Rowing Association rules tomorrow. Potomac entries include Pow ell Chamberlain and Trumman with Analostan and Potomac boats to race in double sculls and junior singles.
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Washington
Southern Rowing
Richmond
Virgina Metropolis
Imstlundecttet Thesmornin
William ¥ Powel
Frank T. Chamberlain
Kerr Trumman
Potomanr
Richwond
Garta
Racecourse Results Highlight Turbulent Meet
Race card summaries list multiple races with winners and payouts. Ginger and Nethe Walcutt headline first and second stakes, while Captain Reem and Embroidery vie in later events. The meet features harness, flat, and steeplechase races across eight divisions, with times and purses noted for each finish.
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Toyorcarolda
Inez
Tor
Genter
Ginger
Mar Trinh
Alave
Clare
Jonnie Lassie
Peggy Burch
Flamior Eyl
Carey Dienes
Gentry
Rina
Bert ‘Thorman
Brizz
Fie Penns
Margaret i
Fao Glk
Coonel
Prrnigitt
Pines
Wens’ Fleur
Garnert
Simi Shew
King Garin
Big Pete
Jack O Down
Kile Shoeter
Cheeks
Bringhuret
BBC Place
Reacor Gorene
Chatmars
Murphy
J. J. Murdock
Hantt
Shaw Aeound
Havoria
Ivan Durens
Phes
Lebarne
Alee
Aids
Apearilth
Prince Albert
Gentrii
Race Track Entries For Today’s Sport
The entry list covers races from maiden colts to four year olds and upward across multiple races. Notable names include Deck Hand Blue Bannock Langden and Bob Dandon in early sprints and a mix of horses with varying weights and distances, track described as fast and clear with rain not indicated.
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Geinge
Deck Hand
Blue Bannock
Langden
Bob Dandon
the Cake
Yaca
Busy Y Doe
Water Warbler
May Meter
Taza
Joe
Blarcaita
Hequiram
Blue Cage Jon
Taritie
Jungle
Rod Upward
Borgy
White Crown
Prince “Albert
Louise Paul
Cote
Harwood
Fallow Man
Fauren
Upward
Turing
Hathorn
Wihits
Aviazon
Tor Miss
Jane Btraith
Cartomy
Lady Mildred
Dignity
Katina
Wanda Piteer
Thowa IK Matre
Anna Frezel
Clara Morgan
Queen Apple
Sauterelle
Pandy
Diaturber
Jerry
Hares Gariies
Claire
Geil
Suen
Sandal
Jeep
Tear Ida
Wood Cale
Gammon
Oakwood
Woodward
Prince Henry
Bertadan
Furtongs
Gianadore
Arnold
Fleet
Katblest H
Tharncliffe
Mona G
Melsten
Harry Bassett
Cort Broom
Rayer Court
Garter
Mullen
Trimete
Wall Street
Bright and Barty
Sleeps Sam
King Fisher
Ae Tyree
Sane Sechaw
Chevron
Dev Qneed
Charles S. Derainger
Powymaster
Loulas Tracars
Broome Gage
Lostamer
Semper Stalwart
Comtind
Parapinea
Trish Heart
Perpetual
Euterpe
Dick's Per
Gtr
Jorgs
OL Mafia AW
Lon
Vier
Jor
Harald VII
Pardoner
Jabot
The Duke and Stars Among Morning Telegraph Names
A dense list from the Morning Telegraph features many names and terms such as The Duke Rob Dandon Langden Luzzi and various other figures like Wanda Tracr Martre Lindly and Billows. The passage reads as a namelist of seemingly varied subjects including places, titles, and descriptors with multiple additional proper nouns scattered throughout.
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Morning Telegraph
the Duke
Rob Dandon
Langden
Luzzi
Ney Joe
Rte Cap
Harwend
Louise Pant
Borge
Fars
Hawthorn
Fleeta
Christie
Mga Star
Reboy
Wanda Tracr
Billows
Martre
Lindly
Sauterelle
Ferry
Van derbilt offers yacht cup for July race
Harold Van derbilt, rear commodore of the New York Yacht Club, offers a $1,000 gold cup as chief prize in an invitation ocean race to be run from Newport to Marblehead Rock on July 1 under Western Yacht Club of Boston auspices. Only schooners over 55 feet may compete, with the cup to be won three times before full ownership. a replica will be awarded annually. Boston, June 19, Brady leads Massachusetts open golf after 6 of 72, card 77. Hagen, Walter, 153, Nichols 156, lead with Brady atop leader board.
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New York
Harold Vanderbilt
New York Yacht Club
Wastern Yacht Club of
Boston
Newport
Marhishead Rock
Tunes
Michael Y. Brady
Oakley Country Club
Bras Burn
Colen
Brady Card
Gilbert, Nicholls
Great Neck
Walter Hagen
Rochester
Trophy 70 Columbia in Golf Tournament
Pairings and results for a Columbia golf tournament round with morning and afternoon matches listed. Includes players, clubs, and team scores from multiple clubs such as Columbia Country Club and Baltimore Country Club, noting various pairings, times, and rounded totals across teams.
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Columbia
Corkran
Scales
Jyne
Woods
Cutler
Lasecerve
Peck
Meeker Ve Jenkins
Alia
Pickford
Fillcott
N. A. Demp
Woodward
Iva
Burkeson
Mis. McGeorge
Cn. Mudge
Rain
J . Purnell
Kenny Va
King
Ee Ra
T. C. Tempaey
M. Peck Logones
Mackay Va. Wier
Bartlett Yes
Davidnen
Tansell
I Belier Ve. Carsell
Cooper Va. Trostt
Fennings
Young
Wood
Corsell
Hobbs Va
Markenzie
Bob
Locker Va
Orme
Syppington
Sistem
Smith Ce
Jean
Mironi Ca
Morton
Whityx
Taxlor
Hintricking
Brown Ca
Pritchett
Aionmat Vn
WC. Smith
Lion
Fullec’ Ys
Ober
Adams Sa
Arm
Roberts Wa. Seymour
I Johnaten Re
Lucas
Rell Ve. Hoover
Slinglutt
Vt Cook
Gray Ca
Hart
jWarnen
Ce. Morton
Miller Va
Johnston
Jens
WG. Bynan
Johnetan
Rixth Aixteen
Rehanberger Ve
Bye
Act
IF. M. Morton
Follmer
Arardon Ss
Stoffenwerck
Hunter Ve
Pulling
Kelly Ta
Reinhardt
Tannellee
Gadasan
Pritechel
Hulk Kamp
Hudgita
Columbia Country Club
Dempsey
Donat Woodward
Reward Broan
Dr. G. L. Harban
John C. Davidson
W. Young
Virginia
Team Jaw
C. Locher
J. DO. McKay
W. TP. Woon
H. C. Peck
H. &. Jonen
Watson
George H. Truett
Bynes Boa
Onme
Wed
Mower
Baltimore
A. Johnsten
A. G_ Kin
L.A Manuel
R. W. Smilie
Ketnaden, Jr
Teta
Terminal tennis tourney opens with 16 entries at Union Station
Sixteen entries have been received for the Terminal Railroad v. M. C. L A. championship tournament to begin tomorrow afternoon on the association's courts in Union Station Wilmington Del. The lineup includes Brown versus Black Tucker versus Heap Nold versus Stephens Strieter versus Tru an Mark versus Bradt Freed versus Graves DeFoo versus Armstrong. Miss Susanne V. White of Baltimore defeated Miss Margaretta Myers of Philadelphia in the semifinal round of the Delaware State tennis championship and will meet Mrs. W. A. Newhall of Philadelphia in the final tomorrow. Battle Creek Mich Joseph Bryant won Michigan amateur trap shooting championship with 98 of 100 targets.
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Trminal Railroad v. M. CL
Association
Exat
Lnion
Brown
Wilmington
Del
Susanne V. White
Baltimore
Margaretta Myers
Philadelphia
Battle Creak
Mich
Joseph Bryant
Michigan
U C V Reunion Assured For 1917 In This City
The United Confederate Veterans will hold its 1917 reunion in this city. Adjutant General Mickle in New Orleans confirms the decision and predicts a momentous gathering. He promises a hearty welcome and notes the past foes now share one flag and aim.
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United Confederate Veterans
P. T. Moran
Chamber of Commerce
William #. Mickle
New Orleans
Mickle
Disputes Data On Schwartz Case In Congress
Representative Bennet of New York challenged State Department findings on Samuel Schwartz an American citizen held in a British prison. Bennet offered an affidavit from his wife and relatives claiming he was not in Austria during the period cited and produced a certificate showing Schwartz voted in a New York election to support his argument.
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Bennet
New York
State Department
Samuel Schwartz
Schwartz
Austria
Annwaer
Behwartz
Secretary Baker Urges Conduit Road Speed Limitation Law
In a letter to Senate and House committees Secretary of War Baker calls for targeted legislation to curb speeding on the Conduit road. He proposes penalties of at least 2597 dollars and up to imprisonment for up to one year for reckless driving and related infractions, with jurisdiction considerations for Maryland and local courts.
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Baker
Senate
House
Dietrie
Thia Highway
Maryland
St John’s Honors 79 Degrees At Commencement Night
St John’s College at 1225 Vermont Avenue Northwest honors 79 junior and senior students with graduation exercises in college hall. Mgr Russell presides and Dr John A Ryan of Catholic University delivers the address. Certificates and degrees are listed for four academic classes with numerous student names and musical performances highlighted.
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St. John's College
Vermont Avenue Northwest
College Hall
Mar
Winfred Adamison
Justin McCarthy
Machrea
James Kelcher
Dermot Nee
Vincent Downey
Samuel Emmons
Old
Kentucky Home
America
Vv. Downey
Taniant
Carrol] Hall
Tenth and
G. 1
Lean A. Rover
Henry K. Reailey
Daniel J. Six
Charles S. McConnell
Lawrence J. Bailey
Joseph T. Fitzgerald
Philip i Hornig
James J.tooter
Adolph Y. Ihathall
Ester J. Hagan
Jonni A. Ryan
Catholic University
Mgr. Russell
Mer. Mackin
Ellies Arredondo
Bernard Rennon
John Hill
Dente Shea
David Cox
Francis Fitzgerald
Daniel Murphy
John Ciasel
William Kinsella
John Punworth
Jono Sullivan
Carroll Flynn
Bernard Vincent
Tenatius Reraci
Dante Mulcahy
James O'Neill
Efren Arredondo
William McGinness
Francie Dunworth
Joaquin Torralhas Charies Hodge
G Lard Roche
James O'Connell
Charlen McConnell
Timothy Dunworth
James Fanning
Loulas Heon
Bernard Mowintens
James Trant
Jlames Dickerson
Marl Finnin
Sonn Coatello
William D'Arcy Magee
El‘wood Costello
John Callahan
Charles Park
Hugh Purcall
Uowlette Dadiey
John Redmond
Abner Drury
Walter Costello
Ambrose Cannon
Stephen Gatti
Joseph Cconnell
John Giblin
Anthony Byrne
Bernard Clavenioux
Robert O'Brien
Mills Heads Peace Body
Gen Anson Mills retired U S A was chosen to head the Market branch of the League to Enforce Peace at a Cosmos Club meeting last night A permanent organization was formed and the platform of the national group was adopted Officers elected include William Dennis secretary W Carpenter assistant secretary John Joy Prdson treasurer and Frederick D McKerney chairman of the executive committee The district branch has over 400 members Former President William Howard Taft leads the national body
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Anson Mills
U.S. A
Market
League
Cosmos Club
oMecera
William ©. Dennis
Aasistant
John Joy Pmdaon
Frederick D. McKerney
William Howard Taft
Fraternity Club Members Name Borah Honorary President
Senator William H Borah of Idana was elected honorary president at the Beta Theta Pi Club final summer meeting at the University Club in Washington. About 30 members attended. New officers elected were President Charters F Neabit Vice President F Attt T O Sicat and T M Hildreth secretary treasurer E Lathop The club will host the next meeting the first week in October.
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William H. Borah
Idana
Beta Theta Pi Club
Washington
University Club
Sion
Charters F. Neabit
F. Attt
T. O Sicat
T. M. Hildreth
E. Lathop
Society Notes From Washington Guests and Arrivals
A crowded social column lists Mrs Day Retupaw hosting guests, plus numerous visitors and residents at Washington hotels. It notes Mrs Key visiting Chicago with her son, Revered guests Abner Sloan of New York, Mrs Marshall Field leasing Ree Rock at Beverly, and multiple families from across the country staying at the Willard and Shoreham, with travelers to Panama and various cities abroad returning or arriving.
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Marshall Field
Ree Rock
Cushinga Point
Beverly
Maan
Field
Albert J. Beveridge
Beverly Farms
Robert Moorea
Mias Lelta Moore
New Orleans
Washington
Shoraham
Shoreham
H. P. Veeder
San Francisco
Jerome Eddy
Chicago
Marshall Winchester
Baltimore
J. B. Remple
Sewickley
Arthur Wright
New York
C. B. White
Moline
James A Garfield Engaged To Marian Baldwin
Special to The Washington Post reports the engagement announced in Great Barrington Maya. Marian Baldwin daughter of Elbert and Mrs Baldwin of Lakewood New Jersey will wed James A Garfield of Mentor Ohio grandson of the state President James A Garfield and nephew of President Harry A Garfield of Williams College. The wedding is set for Saturday with best man to attend Ruth Church daughter of John H C Church and Delano de Windt of Chicago.
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Washington Post
Great Barrington
Maya
Mis Marian Baldwin
Elbert Baldwin
Lakewood
James A Garfeld
Mentor
Ohio
James A Garfiald
Harry A Garfeld
Willams College
Islela
Misa
Ruth Church
John H.C. Church
Delano de Windt
Ford Engagement Announced for Eenal Ford
Detroit announces the engagement of Eenal Ford, 23, son of Henry Ford, to Mian Eleanor Clay, daughter of Mrs William Clay. The marriage date is not set. Eleanor Clay is niece of the late J L Hudson, founder of J L Hudson Co, and recently graduated from Liggett School.
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Detroit
Mich
Eenal Ford
Henry Ford
Mian
Eleanor Clay
Mra
William Clay
Thinelry
Misa Clay
Jousph L. Hudson
J. L. Hudson Company
Liggett School
Mr. Ford
Society Throngs Newport Near Reading Room and Casino
Newport society members arrive for the season in Bellevue avenue with discussions of world events and finance. Notable attendees include Clarence W. Dolan and family, Hamilton Fish Webstar, Grace Vanderbilt, Maude Wetmore, George L. Rives, and William Woodward delaying arrival but opening Cloisters. Others register at the Casino and many plan summer stays or trips, with Dr and Mrs Alexander Hamilton Hice heading to Canada briefly before returning to Miramar.
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Washington Post
Newport
Bellevue Avenue
Reading Room
Clarence W. Dolan
Hamilton Fish Webstar
Lenox
Mass
Silmon Hutching
Washington, D. C
Waring Cottage
Old Beach Road
Willam F. Draper
Margaret Preston Draper
Barbara Normen
Ensigna
George W. Grove
Frederick W. Pennypacker
William Woodward
Mina Alice Ketelian
Robert Walton Goelet
Alexander Hamilton Hice
Claxton Roth Wedding in Foreston Montgomery County
Miss Anna Cecilia Hoth of Lexington Kentucky and Arthur B Claxton of a571 Tenth Street Northwest Washington D C wed Wednesday evening in the rectory of St Gonna Catholic Church Foreston Montgomery County The ceremony was witnessed only by immediate families A lawn reception at Mr Claxtons home near Woodside featured a platform with lanterns and electric lights where the couple stood to receive guests They will be at home after July 15
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Cecilia Hoth
Lexington
Arthur B. Claxton
Tenth Street
Washington, D. C
Bt. Gonna Catholic
Foreston
Montgomery County
Ray
Rosenateet
Axton
Woodside
Claxton
Grounding of American Steamer Carolyn Near Archangel
State Department reports dispatches from Petrograd stating an investigation is under way into the grounding of the American steamer Carolyn near Archangel in the White Sea. Details are sparse but indicate substantial loss of cargo with some salvage. Crew members are in Archangel awaiting arrangements to return to the United States.
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State Department
Carolyn
Archangel
White Sea
Petrograd
America
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