Devon Show Broad Jump Crowning at Rich Roan Drucilla
The Devon horse show produced bright skies and strong entries led by Joseph Casson's roan mare Drucilla who captured top honors in the broad jump over a pond. Henry L. Collins nearly fell from his mount St Rocco at a hurdle but recovered as the day’s events unfolded with numerous prize wins across light to standard bred classes.
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Aoial
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Henry L. Collings
Collins
St. Rocco
Mr. Collins
Joseph Casson
Drucilla
Algoma
B. G
Blenheim Farm
Monarch
Bik. G
Henry L. Collins
The
Virginian
Glen Riddle Farms
Roteo
Henry L. Colling
Wandress
Ch. m
Eleanor Dougherty
Strongheart
H. DT. Haughton
Int Julie
RH. Bayly
Iriah Nora
C. m
EH. T. Stotesbury
Donnisthorre
Paul Connelly
Ruby
B. m
EB. T. Stotesbury
M.m
M. m
Woodlawn Farms
Ch. G
Willisden Farm
Rebrand
Sor. m
Michael O'Grady
Hugh Corcoran
Baliie Lund
Miss Griffithe
Colorado Ruth
Colorado Guy
Doroth Ash
S. BP
Leeda
Denella
del Coronado
Alex Brown Coxe
Atheratl H. Ss. Matlack
Shetland
Danegelt
George Carson
Virago
Marion O. Parke
J Gardner
Cassatt, Esq
Sultana
Brosdiawn Farms
Montrose
H. &. Matla
Ree
Cuticura Soap Heals Baby Eczema Tale
A Texas reader reports a six month old girl afflicted with widespread eczema and itching. After trying various remedies with no relief, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are claimed to cure the condition, with further praise for their use on another infant. Signed by B A Turner, dated March 11, 1919.
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Turkey
Texas
Uece
B. A. Turner
Carl
Cuticura Dept
T. Boston
Work of Southern Mountaineers Adorns White House Room
The White House will showcase handiwork by Southern mountaineers as Mrs Wilson orders duplicates of many pieces for exhibition. Attending a Southern National Association meeting were Mrs Wilson, Mrs Marshall, and board members who outlined plans to promote the project. The honorary and active leadership includes Mrs Swanson as chair with numerous listed members.
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White House
Wison
Southern Ueational Association
Wilson
Thomas Ho Marshall
Southern Mulding
Association
Alvide A. Swanson
Martha Shelo
Honerary
Marshall
Pose
Gielow
Swanson
T. HR. Marshall
Josephus Daniels
Claude A Swanson
W Fodennis
Wickiffe Rose
Hazard
Duncan Pletenes
0 PL Clayton
Blind Indian Mangles on Arizona Rails After Guide Abandonment
A blind Navajo from Leupp Indian School in Arizona was abandoned by his guide on railroad tracks near Winslow. An engine struck him, crushing both legs and leading to amputation of his left leg and right foot. A private physician treated him for months as the government agreed to cover costs. Additional text lists various prize winners and entries in a separate agricultural or fair event, mentioning horses, ponies, and harness classes with names like Tissington Amagis Willisbrook Farm and Lady Gibbie.
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Leupp
Ariz
George E. Downey
Treasury
Red Mar
Hasconia
Charley Walker
Winslow
Tissington Amassis
Willisbrook Farm
Lady Gibbie
Lady Horace
Dilham Junior
Tissington Amagis
Lottie Sherbet
E. T. Stotesbury
Blackbird
Hopewell
George Brooke
Willow King
Glen Riddle Farms
Alliguippa Farm
Victoria
King Dalton
Drucila
Joseph Casson
Pauline
Ji Wilmer Biddle
New Trial Granted for Auerbach in Fisher Murder Case
Oscar M. Auerbach, once of Washington DC, serves life at Jackson prison for killing Harry W. Fisher on a fruit ranch. Supreme Court orders new trial, ruling insurance testimony admitted was improper as no prior knowledge of $200,000 life policies. Fisher widow inherited policies, friendship alleged as motive. judge previously questioned verdict.
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Lansing
Mich
Oscar M. Auerbach
Washington, D. C
Lake County
Harry W. Fisher
Chicago
Supreme Court
Auerbach
Lfe
Jackson Prison
Fisher
Outing of Kann Employes Moonlight Potomac River Trip
S Kann Sons Co department store held a moonlight cruise for 1500 employees and guests aboard the St John. The event suspended work at 5 pm and featured a minstrel show and native dances by performers from the St Regis reservation, with fan gifts and a souvenir program for attendees.
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Potomac River
S. Kann, Sons & Co
St. John
Seventh Street
John Sondsis Ami
St. Regis
Sach Lady
Aten
Jweborne
J .O. Waters
J. W Burdette
BR. Schonnaeman
A. Mecrebnr
FB. Browne
W.h. Jasper
de Conanei
J. Igama
Tr J Nee
B Ronty
Bo Cramer
Mom Dosie
Bo Espey
Fisher Vo Floran
Ton Gras
A. Hines
A. J. Kearney
Jor Lantar
J. McGraw
Victory
Harry [Tastern
Wo & Wetherbee
Joe Soxtdee
Sondsis
Funny Minstivel
Former Governor Campbell Seeks Board of Ordnance Seat
Former Governor Campbell seeks appointment as a member of the board of ordnance and fortification. He travels with Senator Pomereene to present the plan to Secretary of War L Garela. The event follows Walter Pulitzer of New York purchasing the Uncle Renne magazine founded by the late Joel Chandler Harris at Atlanta, Ga.
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Campbell
Jamed E Campbell
Board of Ordnance and Fortinvention
L Garela
Pomereene
Chis
Walter Pulitzer
New York
Renae Magazine
Jnel Chandler Harris
At- Manta, Ga
Railroad plans to enlarge Baltimore freight terminals
President Rea and Mayor Preston discussed a $19,000,000 program by the Northern Central Railroad to enlarge yardage and terminals in Baltimore. The plan includes replacing streets, building a three block overhead bridge for street traffic, and potential tunnel options under the harbor or along tunnels. A follow up meeting will be held after study.
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Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Preston
Rea
The
Pennsylvania
Read
Rich‘Inond
Potomac River
Patapsco
Washington
Edward J. Hannan Dies at 63 Former Carroll Institute Leader
Edward J. Hannan, aged 63 and longtime Washington resident, died suddenly from acute indigestion. Former president of the Carroll Institute and head of St. Patrick's Conference of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, he belonged to the Catholic Knights of America, Washington Knights of Columbus, and the Master Plumbers' Association. Born in Ireland, he came to the United States as a boy and was educated in Baltimore. He is survived by his widow, Allena C. Hannan, and a son, Elmer B. Hannan. Funeral at 9 a.m. Saturday from the family home, with a requiem mass at St. Patrick's Church and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Carroll Institute
Edward J. Hannan
Washington
Hannan
St. Patrick's
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic Knights of America
Washington Council
Knights of Columbus
Master Plumbers’ Association
Three Years For Joy Ride In City Auto
Seymour Anderson, colored, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for joy riding in Edmund B. Myer’s automobile. He removed the car to tour the city, struck a wagon owned by James Owen, and damaged a street box. Justice Stafford warned that taking others’ autos must stop.
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Seymour Anderson
Justice Stafford
Anderson
Edmund B. Myer
James Owen
Charles Jefferson
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
Cirreuit Court No. 4
Paroled in Diamond Theft Case
George D. Chase, an older man, was granted clemency after pleading guilty to grand larceny for taking a diamond ring worth $1,000 from a pawnbroker and pawning it with another. The court noted no prior record, sentenced him to eleven years in prison, and placed him on probation.
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George D. Chase
Chase
Stafford
Change in Rockville Car Schedule on Saturdays
The Washington Railway and Electric Company shifts to a half hour Rockville One schedule on Saturdays between Georgetown and Rockville with cars departing on the hour and half hour. Through service to Rockville from Georgetown 3pm on non Saturdays. A Georgetown turnout car leaves 7.53am. Memorial Day adds through cars to Glen Echo Park.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Rockville
Georgetown
Moffett
Rockvilile
Glen Echo Park
Plans split roads may fail to get approval
New York March 29 Two alternate plans for disposing of Union Pacific stock owned by Southern Pacific were approved by the Union Pacific board. One would sell the stock to highest bidders, the other place it in a trustee with no voting power, distributing certificates to holders after affidavits. Both plans await court approval. Attorney General declined to comment, signaling likely opposition and possible antitrust action to divorce Southern from Central Pacific.
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Union Vactir
Enon Pactic Board
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Southern Pacific
Lovett
Union Familie
Board of Directors
Sceneyuvuus
Union Paciific
Central Pacific
Supreme Court
York Ave
Washington, D. C
Horoscope and Baseball Start Big Day in Tokyo
The Daily 2h Horoscope notes a fortunate day for business socializing and courtship with Venus Uranus and Saturn favoring luck in commerce, invention, and ambition. It predicts prosperity for those born under favorable dates and hints at strong home life and potential salary advances. In Tokyo, Keio University beat Stanford in twelve innings, 3 to 0, in opening series action.
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Venus
Saturn
Aun
Gemini
Mercury
Gopfright
McClure
Synatcate
Tokyo
Keio University
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
WANTS PATENT OF NOBILITY IN SUPREME COURT
Julius Wendel of Skowhegan Maine files equity suit in Salem against Mamie McDonald of Rockport to recover proofs of a knighthood patent allegedly granted by King Carl I of Sweden. He seeks delivery of parchments crest and insignia, claims title passes to eldest male heir. A temporary injunction issued, notice returnable June 22.
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Salem
Mass
Julius Wendel
Skowhegan
Mamie McDonald
Rockport
Wendel
Carl _ 1
Sweden
Carl Christian Wendel
Flood Damage Hits Superior Lines And Yards
Torrential rainfall in Superior causes streams to overflow, damaging Soo Line freight yards and round house. Tracks washed out, freight cars overturned, yards flooded, and rail traffic halted. State Normal School dormitory students sheltered after being ferried to dry land. Duluth reports nearly 200000 in damages from a severe electrical storm.
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Superior
Wis
Soo Line
Soo
State Normal School
Young Lady
Duluth
Minn
Honor Men at Annapolis
The Washington Post reports Annapolis winners of academy trophies for studies and naval skills. Midshipman William H. P. Blandy earns the 1871 sword and the Sons of the Revolution cup for ordnance and gunnery. George A. Andrews leads in seamanship and international law and wins the DAR cup. James C. Jones Jr wins the navigating sextant for excellence in navigation. Edward Ellsberg earns the Navy League medal for the best naval or patriotic essay, his second time. Presentations occur during Gress parade next Monday evening.
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Washington Post
Annapolis
Academy
William H. P. Blandy
Delaware
Naval Academy
Gimnery
National Society Sons of the Revolution
George A. Andrews
Michigan
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
James C. Jones, Jr
Alabama
Robert M. Thompson
Edward Ellsberg
California
Admiral Trenchard
Navy League of the United States
Ellsberg
Gress
Smallpox On A Battleship Vaccination of Wisconsin Crew
Admiral Knight and the crew of the battleship Wisconsin were quarantined at the Philadelphia navy yard after a marine, Edward Ford, showed smallpox symptoms. Ford had been on shore leave and was sent to Municipal Hospital. the crew was vaccinated as a precaution.
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Admirel Knight
Wisconsin
Philadelphia
Admiral Knight
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Edward Ford
Coast Artillery Makes Perfect 14 for 14 at Sea Test
In San Francisco on May 29 the Sixtieth company coast artillery at Fort Winfield Scott fired 14 shots at a 312 mile distant sea target with 6 inch disappearing guns and scored fourteen hits.
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Coast Artillery
San Francisco
Sixtieth Company
Fort Winfield Scott
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District of Columbia
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WM. H. Saunders & CO
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N. J
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Grand Atlantic
Inia Ave
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Specter
Cooper
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Cap
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Wildwood
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Norfolk
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EL Coleman
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Rendezvous of All Nations
Berlin
Tours Merchants & Miners Trace. Co
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Providence
Savannah
Jacksonville
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W. P. Turner
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CoLyoMn
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Genoa
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Dey
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Dew Yorm
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Davir
Antwerp
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Stexos Ayers
Newepa
New York City
Louis Martin
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