Horses and Riders Shine at Mount Airy Farms Event
A large crowd attended the opening day of the Mount Airy Farms show featuring 13 classes and 178 thoroughbreds. Gen Pershing’s charger John J Bunny highlighted the day with a class 47 victory, while Col Robert M Thompson and Thomas Bones led multiple divisions to blue ribbons. Additional races included a Roman race for troop horses at Fort Myer and a flat race won by H Rider’s Birdman, with several Fox hunter and saddle pony contests naming top entries and owners.
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John J. Pershing
John J. Bunny
Col
Robert_M. Thompson
Thomas Bones
W. P. Collins
Mount Airy .Farms
H. W. Herring
Spencer Isley
Foxcatcher
Agnes G
Birdman
Judas
Lewa
Tom
Robert M. Thompson
High Flyer
Eric-a-Hrac
H.N. Saimery
Rouater
W.W. H. Herring
Rooster
Ww. W. Stembock
Glass
Goldfish
High Iere
Sultan B.S. L. Larrabee
W. A. Stombock
Woodcock
Mount Airy Farms
Lady G
Allendale Farms
Jessig Dear
Mre
Wi Mch
Jones
Wilfred
Alexander ‘B. Legare
Jerry
Robert ° Thompson
Fire Fly
William P. Collins
Murad
N. Jackson
Miss Impudence
Mary Jane” Semmes
Meade Palmer
Fire Flyer
W. P
Opposition to Fitzgerald bill faces House subcommittee
A House subcommittee hearing on the Fitzgerald bill to establish compulsory private employment insurance in DC drew opposition from merchants, manufacturers, and labor leaders. Witnesses contended state insurance would create a government monopoly and exceed federal authority, citing the Supreme Court ruling on interstate commerce. Also reported. French minister Auguste Bonne dies in Peking after an operation.
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House
Fitzgerald
District of Columbia
Hovnsey
Charles 3. Columbus
M. A. Leese
Merchants and
Manufacturers Association
Edward
B. Brasheare
Washington Board of Trade
Hill Montage
Richmond
National Fraternal Congress of America
Henry
Nelva
Central Labor Union
Montague
Supréme Court
Tate Commerce
Peking
Auguste ‘Bonne
China
Grain and Live Stock Prices From Baltimore Market
Baltimore market reports list creamery dairy prices and eggs with state origins Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania, plus poultry values for alive birds and eggs per dozen. Chicago wheat and corn quotes, Nos 2 and 3 white rye barley prices, and Baltimore oats and wheat prices with official class prices and nearby futures.
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Baltimore
Western
Pennsylvania
Ohio South
West Virginia
Maryland
Virginia
Eastern Shore
Eng
Live Stock Market Report Chicago May 16
CATTLE top beef steers to killers 9.40 to 9.50 for Wisconsin finishers. bulk beef steers 8.00 to 9.00. fat stock bulk 6.50 to 6.90. calves 8.00 to 9.00. HOGS top 8.85, practical top 8.80. bulk 8.70. sows 8.25 to 8.50. SHORN LAMB top 12.00 bulk 11.50 to 11.70. native California spring lambs to 14.00. best shorn ewes 7.50.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
California
Cotton zacu midsling flight times listed
A fragmented transit fragment lists times for routes from New York to Norfolk Wilmington with arrival times shown as twelve forty five, eleven fifty and eleven o clock respectively.
Notable Society Guests Attend Holiday Reception
A wide circle of Mrs Niederick Hipokse and Mrs Davies hosted intimate hosts in a social box scene. Guests included Mrs Wilder Kauffman Mrs Joseph W Folk Col and Mrs Robert M Thompson Mrs Edwin Denby and others from the Argentine Embassy and Navy circles. Socials featured Mrs Cromwell Brooks with Mray Borden Harriman and the Parmelees among many hosted parties.
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Niederick Hipokse
Mas
de P ‘Davies
Tre
George Riley
Indiana
Wilder, Kauffman
Joseph
W. Folk
Guy Gooding
Robert “‘M
Sylvanus’ Stokes, Jr
Gibson Fahnstock
Scott’ Throp
Ramon
Heator Averza
Rafael R. Gavin
Misa
Craigie Mackay
Frederick Chapin
Halategd
Minnie Veeder
May Gavin
Thomas
Borden Harriman
Brooks
Francis T. A. Junkin
Peyton C. March
Robert G. Paxton
C. Collins
Julia
Tuniin
Fashions at the Society Tea Hour
Mrs James R Mann wore a crepe de chine gown in blue shade with a matching blue hat adorned by a white silk bow. Mrs Joseph Hampson appeared in blue serge with a blue hat and white blue feather trim. Mrs Minnegerade Andrews chose gray chiffon with black satin coat and lace veil. Miss Mary Dove wore a blue sport suit with tan hat and feathers. Mrs Borden Harriman wore a dark blue moire gown with black hairline fringe and a dull green hat. Mrs Randall Hagner showed navy crepe de chine with fringe. Mrs Horkee Westcott wore dark blue tricotine and a ostrich trimmed hat. Mrs Thomas Bell Sweeney in black crepe embroidered with light beads and a black turban hat. Mrs Richard Kimball in black crepe de chine with two points, large black hat. Mrs Frederick McKenney in navy crepe with blue wrap and dark blue straw hat with French flowers.
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Mrg
James"r. Mann
Minnegerade Andrews
Miss Mary, Dove
Borden Harriman
Randall Hagner
Horkee Westcott
Thomas Bell Sweeney
Richard Kimball
Frederick McKenney
Judge approves adoption of Mary Jane Carpentter to Jullien couple
Justice Stafford signed a decree yesterday legalizing the adoption of Mary Jane Carpentter born March 16 1920 by Louis S and Mrs Ida G Jullien. The decree changes the child’s name to Betty Jane Ja.
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Stafford
Bully Court
Mary Jane Carpentter
Louis S
Ida G. Jullien
Betty Jane
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America
Dept. C. Asia Publishing Company
Lexington Avenue
Brewapo Engravers & Stationers
Pitt
Bellamy
Zacu
New York
Norfolk
Wilmington
Mona Blodgett
James DL. Walsh
David DuBois Gailliard
Myrtis Porcher
Edward Curtis
Terese Hall
Robert Woods Bligs
J. Maury Dove
James Parmelee
Larz Anderson
Joseph Leiter
Peter Gerry
Edward Walker
Alexander Leggie
Mrs. Harriman In
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Rochester
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Eye St
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Dainty v. Hinge
Kuppenheimer
Milton BE. Ailes
William J. Lather
Jorhua Evans, Jr
Robert V. Fleming
Cashier
Wisteria
Pope and McHinley
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Ao Éth and Bate
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Bretton Hall
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GC. Adams
Ow. Frank
Sidney W. Leech
L. Gordon Leeth
G. Milton Jones
Monmouth
Washington, D. C
L. Gordon Leech
Anu
Webster
Grafton .& Son
Casey
Kranich & Bach
Emerson and Becker
Reos
Hugo” Worch
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