Fain's Clever Riding as Weather Skews Track
Northeast wind and rain cut attendance at Upper Marlboro racing. The second race was called off with all but Granta scratched. Winners were well backed, two favorites winning. Margaret rider fell from her mount Schumaker, no injuries. Blue Te and Nerge ran strongly before Nerge faded. Alsronel won easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grania
Upper Marlboro
Granta
Treat Sain
Margaret
Schumaker
Ane Boy
Blue Te
Nerge
Alsronel
Py Fstey
Smint
Sum/ Toaies
Fort Erie Race Meet Results
Race results at Fort Erie include five furlongs with Spea Nostra winning at 1 to 1, Merry Gad second, and Rahem Tala third. Six furlongs featured Spellhound the favorite winning, Lasalle second, and Lady Lima third. One mile races saw Live Win take victory with Bob Co. third, while additional noted horses in various events included Rio Grande and Lexington Lady with top finishes and several scratches or non-runners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spea Nostra
Arehitala
Glasl
Planateness
Ben Lomund
Ant Ant Ste Lather
Nash
Woolcasta
Lang
Ceond Cateoke
Mbalehy
Wonttana English
Esther of
Guitens
Dr Bureh
J Wals
Lasalle
Oras
Lima
Walsh
High Kenge
Wwexeans
Wwe
Garnery
Rio Grande
Lrestles
Bongeond
Lexington Lady
Galdatein
Atom Ta
Ske Phito
Gityan USA Yaa
Fort Erie
Francis Joseph
Magellan
Dr. Heard
John Dillon
Barney Igoe
Melton Bizeet
Imprint
Moncrich
Jim L
Bidney Ro
Creck Minister
Wonleasta
Stafford
Amoret
Coon
Depress
la Salle
Dr Bark
Rifleman
Golconda
Péep Bhot
Marigot
Kokomo
Localized Place Names Spark Unclear City Notes
Fragmentary OCR heavy with proper nouns from Fort Erie and multiple names across places and people. Reads as a miscellaneous list of figures, locations, and titles with no cohesive event or outcome clearly identifiable.
Kalamazoo Wins Baseball Flag in South Michigan League
Kalamazoo clinched the league pennant by defeating Lansing 2 to 1 in a post season series. The victory capped a seven game set with Kalamazoo earning the title after four wins. Also note: harness races in Lexington postponed again due to track condition. Transylvania stake moved to Saturday along with the remaining card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Jackson Mich
Kalamazoo Today
Lansing
Lexington
Transylvania
Washington Post tour entry list to Richmond to Richmond
The Washington Post tour to Richmond and back runs October 21 25 with entries closing midnight October 15. The event tests cars on Virginia roads to judge which machine best withstands a 90 mile trip, aiding buyers in selecting a car suited to local roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Baltimore
Old Dominion
Grand Prize race plans shift from Long Island to Los Angeles
A telegraphed invitation seeks to hold the Grand Prize auto race at the Los Angeles motordrome Plaza del Rey with the same prizes as Savannah bid. Savannah committee departs for New York to court the event during Oglethorpe monuments week, Nov 22. New York confirms the Vanderbilt cup course race is off, but organizers show intent to avoid default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island
Savannah
New York
Los Angeles
Cal
Plaza del Rey
Long Island Parkway
Automobile Club of America
May Postpone Auto Race In Philadelphia
Officials of the Quaker City Motor Club announce a decision on the 200 mile Fairmount Park event tomorrow noon depending on weather. If conditions worsen the start may be postponed to Monday or the following Saturday with a list of entered drivers and cars including Endicott, Kulick, Harroun, Mulford, and Beardsley among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Quaker City Motor Club
William Endicott
Harry Endicott
Cole
X's
Frank Kulick
Ford
Mortimer Roberts
Montague Roberts
Vincent Padula
Abbott Catroits
H P_ Frey
Mercer
Joe Matson
Corbin
Ernest Gilliard
Harold Mardesty
Pullmans
Frank Vergzer
Otto
Wille Haupt
E. Hearne
C A. Bétedott
Edwin R. Bergdoll
Benz
Jerry Coke
Jackson
Ray Harroun
Joe Dawson
Marmons
Harry ©. Knight
Wescott
H. 8
Wilcox
National
H. M. Hanshue
G E
Davis
Apperson
Hugh M. Harding
Tobin de Hymel
Stoddart-Davison
Len Zengie
al Mitchell
Chadwick
Fred Betz
W. c.Moullen
Ralph Beardsley
Simplex
Jagarsberger
Mercedes
Ralph Mulford
Lozier
All-Washington tennis team vs Norfolk in intercity series
The All-Washington team meets Norfolk champions this afternoon in the final intercity match. Washington hopes for victory after adding two new players to its lineup. Play begins at 4 o'clock. the local delegation includes C.3 B. Doyle H. E. Doyle W. B. Izard Lewi L Doyle A. B. Howard N. W. McLean P. Ho 5 /Cake John Britton and Lew Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Norfolk
Ita
B. Doyle
H. E. Doyle
W. B. Izard
Lewi L Doyle
A. B. Howard
N. W. McLean
P. Ho
Cake
John Britton
Lew Fisher
Marathon Race to Hackett Captures Brookline Event
W J Hackett of the Brookline Gymnasium Association won the third annual marathon from Boston to Brockton covering 23 miles in 2 hours 27 minutes. Richard F Piggott of Cambridgeport Gymnasium finished second and Clarence H Demar of Dorchester third. Demar led until about 3 miles from the finish when Piggott and Hackett passed him. Piggott’s time was 2 hours 22 minutes 392 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Gymnasium Association
Brockton
Mass
W. J. Hackett
Boston
Richard F. Piggott
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
Soa
Clarence H. Demar
Dorchester
Demar
Piggott
Hackett
Attell Outfights White In Ten-Round Bout
Abe Attell the featherweight champion outpointed Frankie White of Chicago through ten rounds in Milwaukee. Attell controlled the action from the opening bell, landing blows at will while White rarely offered early resistance. no decision was required as the bout was no-decision under local rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Abe Attell
Frankie White
Chicago
Badger Athletic Club
Attell
Injured in Runaway Near Wytheville Virginia
Special to The Washington Post Wytheville Virginia October 7 Mrs Susie Guynard an employee in the Congressional Library in Washington with her baby daughter and Miss Mary Lacy were riding in a buggy yesterday afternoon when the horse became frightened and bolted throwing all three into a barbed wire fence Mrs Gaynard suffered severe cuts to face and body Miss Lacy received painful lacerations the baby escaped unharmed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Wytheville, Va
Susie Guynard
Congressional Library
Washington
Mary Lacy
Tragedy Near Millboro as Man Kills Wife and Mother-in-Law
Edward Mace shot and killed his 16-year-old wife as she rode with her mother Mrs. Logan, mortally wounding the latter, then killed himself. Mrs. Logan lay dying while the baby slept uninjured in the arms of Mrs. Mace, who died on the road. Mace had lured his wife back after cruelty allegations and claimed remorse beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maca
Logan
Washington
Millboro
Edward Mace
Norfolk Democratic plan for delegate selection in new primary
Norfolk and surrounding area news report a Second district Democratic committee decision to hold a Suffolk convention October 15 to nominate a congressional candidate. Delegates to the convention will be named by candidates based on votes, replacing a direct delegate vote. Candidates include William A Young, H L Maynard, EB S Holland, and J Peter Holland. Willam Young criticized the system as favoring an unhatched candidate after the August primary was voided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Democratic Congressional Committee
Second District
Suffolk
Congress
Willam A .Young
Harry L. Maynard
State Democratic Committee
Young
William A. Young
H. L. Maynard
Portsmouth
Ex mayor Eby to face rearrest over mailed threat case
Abraham Eby, Burkeville former mayor, imprisoned in Philadelphia on blackmail charges against Cassatt, due for release October 19. Post office orders may rearrest him and bring him to Richmond for trial on alleged threatening letters, as friends prepare his defense citing cannabis use affecting his mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby
Richmond
Abraham Eby
Burkeville
Philadelphia
President Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Swill
Colonial League
Manhattans Continentals
Walker
Schart
United States
Government Printing Office League
Bureau
Crane
Ronan HY
India
Frank
Wondmeld
Cate E
E. M
Wiliams
Duckpin League
Stants Meuet
Stu Rie
Baum
Roden
Lewis
Wolfe
McCarthy
Ober
Shade
Rtingtons
Navy Yard
Washington Post
Dexter
Jaeathke
Ant Wailler
Fong Niseepete
I. J
I. J. Ring. Gardner
Azure
Ogi Ling
Big Muihner
Ammerman
Tay Fatheyound
Cleveland
Ohio
Hemaford
Byers
Ibs
Wedtward & Lothrop
Havener
Ringling
Gil Will
Hela
Spanier
Baltimore
King Aam
Eers
UaBelle
Baker
Draeaer
Hollidge
Nally
Iop Hally
Harley
Totarnam
Eersteepshaphideiineemnena
Veteran killed by auto in Richmond
Richmond police investigated a fatal auto collision that killed Charles Hitzler, president of the Congregation of Beth Ahabed and chair of the city school board, while seeking the driver hired by W. H. Brittain, a Confederate pensioner, in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Charles Hitzler
Congregation of Beth Ahabed
W. H. Brittain
Glen Echo appoints new mayor after resignation
Glen Echo Maryland October 7. At a town council meeting Clarence B Wilken tendered his resignation as mayor and Daniel Smith was unanimously elected to serve the unexpired term. Wilson plans to move West to pursue business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watlington Pont
Glen Echo
Clarence B. Wilken
Daniés
Conncil
Wilson Will
West
Dixie Plans Foresee Giant Southern Growth Delegates Form Endowment Board
Delegates named by sixteen Southern governors at Atlanta outlined ambitious plans to develop the South’s unused acres and water power, expand industry, and promote resources through a permanent endowment fund. A Southern Commercial Congress Company will manage endowments with a 30-member board of governors and staged membership fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Board of Governors
Wide
Southern Commercial Congress
America
Europe
Commercial Congress
Congress
Southern Commercial Congress Company
Lawa
District of Columbia
Grosvenor Dawe
G. Grosvenor Dawe
Montgomery
Ala
Washington
South
B. Finney
Cauiel Dr. Baker
National Conservation Congress
Panama Railroad and Steamship Company
Loraine Engaged to Marie Lohr in London
London reports the engagement of aviator actor Robert Loraine to actress Marie Lohr of the same company. They have worked together for two years and Miss Lohr is praised as a skilled sentimental heroine on the English stage. In Hagerstown Maryland, William Brown aged 78 a prominent Highfield farmer died today of apoplexy after serving as Bethel Sunday school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lohr
London
Spectal
Washington Post
Robert Loraine
William Brown
Hagerstown
Highfield
Bethel Sunday School
Angeles Fund Grows Amid Times Explosion Relief
Los Angeles reports funds for Times explosion victims growing, with Banks and Ree papers joining to raise over 20 000 dollars for twenty one families. Seventeen bodies recovered, eighteen of twenty three feared dead accounted for. An insane verdict on Carl cited by alienists with claims of ego delusion and persecution. Jury shared cautious views on invention fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Times
Ree
Inventor Curl Deliberations Highlight Ego and Paranoia Verdict
A District Supreme Court jury ruled inventors often display an exaggerated ego and paranoia yet are not necessarily insane in the Curl case. John W. Curl, noted for aerial torpedoes and projectiles, once served in the United States Marine Corps before discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
John W. Curl
United States Marine Corps
Negro man arrested for alleged assault on two women
Henry Roscoe a 26 year old African American of 1910 Seventh Street Northwest was arrested by Acting Sergeant Livingston of the Second Precinct on charges of molesting Miss Anne Heath and Miss Kathrine Cowan. The women were near Fifth and L Streets Northwest when he allegedly grabbed Heath. Heath yelled for help, Livingston arrived, and Roscoe was detained. He had reportedly been released from the Federal penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia days earlier and is held on the assault charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Roscoe
Seventh Street Northwest
Serge Rooer Lavingston
Anne Heath
Misa Katherne Cowan
New York Avenue
Fifth
L Streets
Mise Heath
Sergi Livingston
Atlanta
Second Precinct
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Fain
Marlboro
Lement
Katep
Gypsy Girl
Tom Cal
Uraly
Hhawnee
Niblick
St Jeanne
Geeman Siner
Dracoola
Moltke
Juha Miler
Asrat
Uinian
Lements
George Fieldy
Denn
Sidnes R la Sale
Amber
Oeney
Pepand
Seniot
Ontauin
Cronin
Jin
Reynoura Veneta
Bira
Felfeman
Tay Marlboro
Starcewan
Klag
Avondale
Chief Hartlett
Diebold
Danfeld
MacGregor
Farada
Givennt
Tigers
Jane Thorpe
Louisville
the Hague
Idlewela
Helene Viera
Youle
Umperor Wiliam Harrigan Tuear
Eun
Chimica
Barlerthorpe
Ada Meads Wirhtecoun
Satan
Fiurrie Bryan
Wine
Helen Durnett
Mark Day
Ben Uneas
Little Aja
Forehead
Tippy
Léuie Katz
Southern Light
Helene
Die Weiss
Setling
Misa Sly
Duquesne
Eye White
Galley Slave
Tom Shaw
É¢Ach
Transvaal
Merrick
Bes
Eyebright
Huck
Muller
Harrigan
Dr Holberg
Emperor ‘William
Fane Levy
Frank Fehr
Milton B
Barleythorpe
Tony Bunero
Emperor Wiliam
Cherryole
King's Daughter
Ocean Dound
Sporting Life
Rowland Otia
Hatchieenon
Sorrowful
Jacobite
Warden
Hetne
Adder
Nettie Traver
Font
Tom Bigbee
Maribéro
Royal Onix
Stargowan
Chief Bartlett
Hing Avondale
Spring Frog
Black Branch
Footpad
Silvering
Charchard
Algranel
Oakhurst
Sam Bath
Azure Mold
Thames
Lizzie Fiat
Judge Dundon
Mobility
Golden Castle
Joe Houghton
Canfield
Craftaman
My Kitty
Royal Lodge
Aunt Lena
River Grass Neve
Fair Miss
Wastie Money
Olivia Miele
Sicele
Slewfoot
Kennedy
Hiram
Meagh
Ben Sand
Callarat
Outpost
Lucetta
Shamrock
Alatuela
Olivia Mickle
Kubla Granda
Thomta
Jacquelina
Nolan
Star Port
Moore
Alice
Maid Militant
May Brida
Rubia Granda
Tima
Koerner
Searle Pimpernel
Cloud
Timo
Mutacle
Pata Lahold
Oino
Grardy
Mamie Algol
War'ren
Peter Pender
jJohn E WcMiilan
Royal Report
Mamle Algol
Air
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club
Trenton
Butch Snow
United Motor Washington Company
Mt Columbia
Mairmount Park
Claude Miller
Miller
LEROY
Colorado Building
Automobile Supply Department
National Electric Supply Co
New York Ave
Los Angeles Falls
Washington Racketers
Wytheville
Millboro, VA
Poughkeepsie
AUTO
Mertz & Mert2 Co
F Street
Dixie
Commerce Congress
Loraine
J. Foster
F Street N.W
Tailo
Angeles
St Elizabeth
Carl
Jury
Miss Heath
Miss Cowan
Newark
Newark Hoye
Penna. Ave
N.W
Bet
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