Preliminary Hearing Set in Kenilworth Poolroom Case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Saturday morning before Justice Carr in Hyattsville. Proposals seek reconvening the April term grand jury, with petitions from citizens in Prince George County and nearby Kenilworth area. Poolroom supporters claim community benefits and improved services, while opponents argue reconvening taxes and question the poolroom’s legality.
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Kenilworth
Carr
Hyattsville
Citisens
Prince George County
Merrick
Poolroom
Mallory
Citizens’ Association
Oiseau by Length Wins Zephyr Stakes at Sheepshead
James B. Brady's Oiseau led from the bend to win the Swift Stakes seven furlongs straight at Sheepshead Bay as muddy track rains forced a late decision. Galavant captured the Zephyr Stakes by a length and a half from Vagabond with Security third. Three favorites won on the program.
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New York
James B. Brady
Oiseau
Pasadene
Dandelion
Galavant
Vagabond
Security
Gummarica
Holting
Keator
J. J Welsh
Whorler
Duke of
Kendal
England
Little Woods
WIM Irishman
Viona
Binfoxdealec
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Bedeera
Lyne
High Chance
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Kart Eird
Capias
Caprice
Veronese Anny
HACE
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Leonides
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Lintment
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Alamansor
Sailor Bay
Cannon Ball
Cabin
Chapalin
Buttons
Cottage Maid
Keo
Sullas
Semaillan
Frank Pyler
Liberis
Maupin Colt Wins Kenilworth Feature Stake
W. Le Maupin Nagaram won the Genesen Hotel Stakes for two year olds at Kenilworth. Nagaram was paired with Judge White as favorite and led throughout, defeating Bells Hamburg who challenged late. Weather was clear and the track good.
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Wiking
Alcantara
Lostig
Wecount
Cassine
Nagaram
Springban
Belle Hamburg
Pat Bulger
Cloven
Highland Park Racing Summary In June Weather Clear
Merrott, Mich June weather clear and fast track at Highland Park. First race Precious Stone won at 2 to 2 with Varieties second. Second race Rod Ausen led late to win, Lotte Gladatone second. Third HM Treyney won, J. H. Kirby second. Fourth Alma Gardia upset over Lady Hamburg. Fifth Notatine won a mile and a quarter, Brooklyn second. Sixth Jim won steeplechase short course, Mr Rows second.
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Red Leaf
Latonia
Cincinnati
Ohto
Turlooys
Cardinal Wolsey
Aruckno
Maj. Carpenter
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Obiyese
HM Treyney
J. H. Kirby
Dart
Foriouss
Alma Gardia
Lady Hamburg
Rain Devila
Brooklyn
Jim
Mr. Rows
Yearlings at Auction at Sheepshead Bay Breeding Sale
Sale of year Angus progeny continued at Sheepshead Bay New York on June 2. H P Whitney bought the full brother to Blues and Blue Girl for 4700 dollars. Other high priced offerings included the full brother to Eugenia Burch for 1000 dollars and multiple yearling Colts and fillies with prices from 1070 to 3100 dollars. Breedings include Sir Dixon Bonny Blue II Moxagun Kazagan and Strome line sires, with buyers such as H R Duryea J L McGinness C Hughes and Leo Smith among the names in the bidding.
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Blue Girl
New York
Angus
Sheepshead Bay
Blues
Sir Dixon
Bonnie Blue II
H. R. Duryes
Eugenia Burch
Imp
Ben Strome
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Ingolisby
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St George
Foweads
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Macagan
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Stitt Crippled In Fight At Ogden Night Club
Bill Stitt of Chicago suffers a broken right wrist and tongue injury after a in fourth round clash with George Gardner in Ogden last night. Jimmy Gardner, from a prior bout, is bedbound after a low blow from Jack O Keefe. Police arrest a man for assault following a dispute with Ethel Leo at Twelfth and C streets northwest. An electrician is treated after an electric shock at Third and H streets northeast. A 41 year old woman is jailed for theft of a statue valued at seven dollars from a department store.
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Gardner
Cines
Couny
Doldiera
McDonnell
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Twelfth
Fiske
Bridge Strike Halts Highway Work By Union Men
Striking bridge workers from local No 6 cause all but painting to stop on the highway bridge over the Potomac yesterday. Eighty seven men walked out amid a general strike order from the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers against the Pennsylvania Steel Company over plans to hire nonunion labor at Steelton. Hoisting engineers and thirty laborers remain at work, others abstaining in sympathy. The union issued threats of broad blacklisting for strikers while arbitration had previously resolved similar disputes.
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Steelton, Pa
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Bridge and Construction Department
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Im Steelton
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Reynolds
Royal Ascot Gala Draws King Queen and Society Quiet
London June 20 The King Queen and Prince of Wales attended Ascot race meeting with a large society turnout. The American Embassy staff and notable guests were in the Royal Inclosure as Bachelor's Button ridden by Maher repeated last year’s win for the gold vase worth 20 sovereigns plus 600 sovereigns in gold. Several Americans including Ogden Mills and Townsend family attended nearby, while Turberg owned by Vanderbilt won the Prix Berenger at the Maisons-Laffitte meeting.
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Nearley
Reid
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F. J. Mackay
Thompson
Stephen Pell
Bachelor's Button
Baden By
Maher
Americas
Missing Jewels Tied to Policeman In Theft Case
Maj. Sylvester leads inquiry into stolen diamond and gold mounting linked to Policeman George Hilton who pawned a unset diamond on February 1 for 3 dollars and later sold the mounting. Hoffman claims a ring missing from his locker is the jewel in question, while Hilton asserts ownership and seeks the dealer Wells as the alleged source. Detectives Muller and Cornwell are investigating and Hilton is being questioned.
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Sylvester
George Hilton
Seventh Precinct
Georgetown
Lalager
Polceman Hoffman
Hoffman
Polles
Hilton
Maj. Sylvester
South Washington
Capt. Boardman
Muller
Cornwell
Capt
Boardman
Wells
Negro Victim of Spells Detained on Vagrancy Charge
Richard Frost a 32 year old Black man, described as deaf dumb and crippled, was arrested at the Second police precinct on a vagrancy charge claiming he is an impostor. Officers and a sympathetic passerby noted Frost’s altered walking and eye movements, while Frost insisted he is afflicted by spells and that he once lived in Alexandria. He briefly pretended to recognize police and then claimed he could not speak.
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Frost
Fortney
Gistresa
Antil
Offcer Gibgon
DeFrees Street
Alexandria
Engine and Train Collision in Newington
Newington Connecticut June 20 a light engine running waste collided with a heavy fast bound freight train on the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad blockading tracks with wreckage and causing three deaths and serious injuries to others. The dead are brakeman Lew Stratton and firemen Ghorgh J Bachladenhayer and Herbert Benislaw. engineer F F Pruett of Rutland likely to die and engineer Wilcox of Rutland will recover. Pruett was thrown through the cab window and amputations occurred. The freight engine Wilcox survived with minor injuries. motive cause believed to be misreading orders at Newington Junction leading to collision with the freight.
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Conn
New York, New Haven
F. F. Pruett
Rutland
Engineer Wilcox
Pruett
Wilcox
East Hartford
Newington Junction
National Tennis Tourney Sees Prominent Women Enter Singles
Eighteen players enter the nineteenth annual U S National Lawn Tennis women’s singles at Philadelphia Cricket Club Wissahickon Heights. Notables include Elizabeth Moore Helen Homans Carrie Neely Clara Chase and defending champion May Sutton abroad. title to default.
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United States
Bean
United States National Lawn Tennis Association
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wlasabicken Heights
Elizabeth Moore
Kinga County Tennis Club
New York
Pennsylvania
Helen Homans
West Side Tennis Club
Clarence Hobart
Wits
Carrie B. Neely
Cincinnati
Clara T. Chase
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
England
Receivers to Bring Suit Over Washington Association Assets
Justice Stafford signs decree directing Reymond B. Dickey and J. Clarence Price as receivers of the American Building and Loan Association to sue William J. Frizzell former secretary for an accounting and to pursue title recovery for Jets 28 95 37 and 99 square 21 Dobbins addition Washington. Proceedings target Mrs Frizzell and others for 1961 Fourth Street NE and for sale of lots in Metropolitan View and Hickington. Receivers may settle with borrowers cancel bonds and determine equity in property, with assets under $1500 and liabilities around $66. Officers and directors listed.
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District Supreme Court
Reymond B. Dickey
J. Clarence Price
American Building and Loan Association
Wiliam J. Frizzell
Assocition
Funda
Friggell
Jets
Square 21
Dobbins
Washington
Samuel C. Holmes
Horace V. Easterling
William J. Frizzell
Forrest J. Hiordan
Andrew Wilson
Frank B. Foster
Bernard F. Frizzell
T. C. Thomas
Auto and Wagon Crash Near Twelve Mile House
An automobile carrying four people crashed into a wood wagon near Twelve Mile House twelve miles east of Portland Oregon early today. F R Allen and two women occupants were probably fatally injured while the wagon driver was severely hurt. The machine was wrecked.
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Portland
Ore
Oreg
Twelve Mile House
F. R. Allen
Peacemaker Struck By Club In Alley Fight
A 37 year old white man Michael Nola of 63 Third Street Southwest was struck on the head with a club while attempting to separate two black men fighting in an alley between Third and Fourth streets and G and H southwest. He was found unconscious by a patrolman and taken to Emergency Hospital where a fractured skull was diagnosed. The incident prompted a police investigation.
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George Auwaruy
Mawve Soup
First Street
Third
Hatresia
Casualty Hospital
Michael Nola
Third Street
Lynch mob robs prison to kill Negro assailant
In Tennessee near Riverside a mob of about fifty men seized Simon Ford from jail in Hohenwald and shot him to death after he had been arrested for assaulting a white woman. Ford, wounded, admitted guilt and was identified by his victim before dying.
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Nashville
Tenn
Simon Ford
Riverside
Hohenwald
Ford
Mission worker death by own action in New York
A mission worker, Mrs Pauline Keevil, wife of Rev Charles J Keevil, committed death by own action by inhaling gas while serving with her husband on an East Africa mission. Her health had deteriorated after arduous duties and she was to travel to the country for rest. Gov Heckman Winthrop and Mrs Winthrop waited in New York for transit to Porto Rico aboard the steamship line with official duties pending.
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New York
East Aide
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Charles J. Keevil
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Winthrop
San Juan
Porto Rico
Juna
Heckman Winthrop
Death of Gen Edward M Henry Former Norfolk Mayor
Norfolk notes the death of Gen Edward M Henry former Norfolk mayor and Confederate veteran formerly under Gen John B Gorton. He died at his residence at midnight, described as one of the most eminent Confederate veterans.
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Norfolk
Edward M. Henry
John B. Gorton
Confederacy
Reginda
Auto Wreck on Campus Marred Lafayette Exercises
A Lafayette College commencement day was disrupted by a campus auto accident. Local chauffeur J Holland, driving alumni home, plunged over an embankment and became pinned beneath the overturned car. He sustained fatal back injuries. Passenger John Snyder suffered a broken nose. others were lightly hurt.
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Easton
Lafayette College
I J. Holland
Holland
John Snyder
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