Central Labor Union outing features mixed auto races and festive events
More than 10,000 spectators attended a Washington carnival at Bennemsg trace course by the Central Labor Union. The program included auto races with limited entries and uneven speeds, a halft game between the Union and Navy Yards, side-shows, a barbecue, and infield amusements. Despite some cancellations and misjudged distances, most events ran on time and officers reported no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennemsg Trace Course
Central Labor Union of Washington
Union
Navy Yards
Naval Gun Factory
Ma. Sylvester
Athletic event officials listed for National Automobile Co meet
The document names manufacturers and committees for athletic events including officials such as referee Prof J T Crossley and judges W S Knox C B Wood EB G Schaefer. Timers are Ma Richard Sylvester Dr F W Brooks and Thomas B Walker with assistants Marshall H W Sherman Joseph Grant and Frank K Raymord.
Washington Grove Hosts Rival Montgomery County Sports Day
Washington Grove Athletic Association hosted the annual Montgomery County tournament with open events in the championship relay and ball games. Takoma Park defeated Wheaton 7 to 4 in the earlier game, while Washington Grove tied Takoma before the sun set, leading to a disputed finish as darkness halted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Grove
Montgomery
Washington Grove Athletic Association
Takoma Fork
Takoma
Brown
Greaves
Takomas
Wheaton Athletic Club
McCarthy
Isherwood
Wheaton
Hardy
Dawson
Battery
Rockville
Montgomery County
Kensington
J B. Dia Imond
Neil Clark
Tame
Norman Houghton
Diamond
Thomas Wilson
Hege
T Hamond
Rayman Smith
R. OR McCathran
Serated
R. Munro
J MN Milburn
G@ J McCathtan
Richard Middleton
Ralph Wilson
del Morse
T. Milliken
Raymond Smith
George Jerael
Galtheraburs
Niel Clark
George Israel
JR Milburn
NW PF Foster
Seraten
H. L. Temond
R. H. Walker
N. P Foster
Aheu
W. H Hinterson
Middleton
McNulty
Moyer
Glover
McCathran
Singer
Hilt
Meany
Smith and Gatchett
Knight of Washington knights win prizes at Suitland tournament
The Knights of St Ignative church event at Oxon Hill and Suitland Park drew a large crowd. Marine Band music guided proceedings as W. L. Heron won first prize, with J T Blandford, Douglas Blandford, and De Sales Langley earning subsequent honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight of
W. L. Heron
Washington Bay
J T. Blandford
St. George
Douglas Blandford
St. George’s Ward
de Sales Langley
Capitol Hill
George W. Hardy
Aida
Benjamin F. Stevens
Robert W. Wells
Victor Beyer
James W. Bartley
Thomas Dean
8. S. Adams
John T. Fisher
James T. Grimes
John W. Fowler
J. Herbert Gibbons
Benjamin Randall
Clement Brooke
Lambert Ware
Brooke Ridgeway
J. C. Mattingly
Edward Dyer
Joseph Howell
Grafton Smithson
E McNey, Jr
John Brooke
Baker Cox
Richard Perkins
Richard Dejosier
James A. Heiskell
Wiliam Cusack
Albert Ronspies
Corona Wins Ocean Race Fastest 240 Mile Course
Corona schooner yacht defeats Endymion in the Atlantic Yacht Club Ocean Race from Scotland Lightship to Fire Island and back. Corona finished 32 hours 23 minutes 48 seconds, Endymion 3 days later, with Corona winning by 10 minutes and 5 seconds elapsed time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endymion
New York
Arthur F. Luke
Corona
Scotland
Atlantic Yacht Club
Fire Island
Northeast End
Corons
George Lauder
Indian Harbor
Relay Meet Sparks Five Open Events at Georgetown Field
A near capacity crowd attended a charity athletics program at Georgetown Field to benefit the Georgetown University boathouse site fund. The Maryland Athletic Club and Gonzaga Club led a day of closely contested relays and track events with standout performances by Decker of the M C A, Reilly and Gompers from Georgetown, and multiple open and novice races producing tight finishes and cheers from about 4,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Athletic Club
Gonzaga
Sam
Georgetown University Boathouse
Georgetown Field
Boat Club
Bernie Wefers
O'Shea and Reilly
Blue and Gray Rowing Association
Decker
Hill
Randall
Baltimore
Laronda
Georgetown
Heinchamp
Herring
Hanglitz
Reiily
Watson
Wemmstone
Heffernan
Brigson
Royce
Coliing
Turner Athletic Club
Lowe
Worcester Academy
Rice
Gonzega
Davis
Cascadia
Brisson
Hill, Mary~ and Athletic Club
C A
le Matt
Spalding Athletic Club
Randall, Mary
Columbia Stars
Joyce
Johnson
Jequette
Rovermond
Heinkemp
Haagils
M.C. A
National Guard
Tretl Rifles
Capron Cadets
Laughlin
Graham
Bateman
Ghi
Reilly
Zink
Rosamond
Turner Athlete Club
Cox
Kelly
Wallace
Kent
Olympia Athletic Club
Hemmingway
Cornell
Kaufman
Baltimore Y. M. C. A
Capital City
St. Stephen's
Connelly
Lorando
Fisher
White
Orme
Hefferdan
Curtiss
Claude R. Zappone
J. Hadley Doyle
Logan Owens
William Gract
George Prevent
John R. Brown
John P. Baer
B. C. Edwards
W. P. Bowie
D. P. Wollhoupter
Mr. Bryan
C. Beckett
M. A. Joyce
John R. Shields
J. J. Gurren
L A Whitfleld
Bernart J. Waters
H. Etchigan
W. W. Bride
R. Abbattichto
William Fox
Robert 5. Hume
W. D. Mackean
Leo. PF. Harlow
Ray Adama
Georges H. Calvert
George Robertson
Berkley Simmons
A. Lusk
B. Horigan
Thomas Kirby
R. P. Whiteley
F. J. Dyer
John Wake
Turonen
Mareba
Horcivat Givans
Georgetown Inaugural Meet Likely To Become Annual Fixture
A Georgetown inaugural athletic meet showcased strong attendance and financial success. Committees led by General director James O Shea and Dr. Joseph A Reilly organized events and entries including baseball with participants Jesacz Canario Joseph Reilly Theodore Daly and custodial prizes by Charles F McCahill. The gathering suggests the event will recur annually in Georgetown's calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canario
Joseph Reilly
Theodore I
Joseph Daly
Charles F. McCahill
James "A. O'Shea
Joseph A. Reilly
S. T
Lorando
D. P. Wolhaupter
C. King
C. Handler
Mulhall
Claude R. Zapnone
John R. Brown
Analostan Gun Club Shoot Yields High Prizes and Records
The Analostan Gun Club on Tennallytown road hosted a major shoot with experts from Baltimore. Nine of ten events were completed due to darkness, with 180 targets. William Wagner won the high average prize for 16 broken targets, Joe Hunter claimed the longest continuous run with 21 hits, and W Hunter and Petrola each had 19 straight. Merchandise prizes were distributed across the third, sixth, and ninth events to multiple shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Analostan
Tennallytown Road
Baltimore
Colemai
Craig
Bauskell, & Wheeler
Evans
Baker
Monroe
Gushaw
McClanaham Hogan
Hughes
Fowler
Taylor
Tully
Parker
Kvons
Balser
Nally
Shoe+maker
McCartney
Utz
Wise
Weaver
Hahn
Wiliam Wagner
Emerson Shoe Company
Joe Hunter
W. Hunter
Petrola
Wagner
C. Wilson
Hogan
Malone
White
Nifth
Fetrola
Joseph Hunter
Bauekell
Dr. Munroe
Evane
Hunter
Wally
Colemen
Chew
Wilhite
Heintz
Coleman
Petrota
Shoemaker
Wilthire
Ohio Riflememen Lead Revolver Match for Guards
Sea Girt N J Sept 5 The rifle club championship of the United States was won by the first team of the Ohio State Rifle Association with 223 of 250. The revolver team match was won by Squadron A National Guard New York with 775 of 1500. The Philippine Cavalry finished second in the revolver event, while the District of Columbia claimed third prize after the Philippine team was disqualified. Maryland State rifle team arrives to compete for the Dryden Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Athletic Club
Gonzaga Club
Roter
Gonzaga
Fischer
Saxton
Zink
Yoder
Randal
Baltimore
Turner Athletic Club
St. Stephen's Institute
Rebey
Fisher
St. Stephen's
Turner Athletics
Urell Rifles
National Guard
Capron
Dupont
Columbia Stars
Duponts
Thompson
Jaquette
Davis
Rosemond
Columbia
Cascadilla
Rice
Decker
New York
Philippine Cavalry
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Sea Girt
N. J
United States
Ohio State Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Menhattan Rifle and Revolver Association
Ohio State Rifle
New Jersey
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Italian Rifle Club of
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Squadron A
State of
Philippine Cavalary
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Rapid
Heidenrich
Wetherald
Wotals
Maryland
Maj. A. Fort
Nelson Beats Herrera In Nineth Round Boxing Fight
Battling Nelson of Chicago won a twenty round decision over Aurelio Herrera of California in Butte Montana. Herrera scored the only knock down, Nelson endured punishment and secured the purse of 3500 dollars with 60 percent for the winner. A city council fight with Nolan sparked by a prize fight ordinance delayed arrest efforts.
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Butte
Mont
Nelson
Chicago
Aurelio Herrera
California
Herrera
Nolan
Montana Athletic Club
Mulholland
Thea Chef
Motte
Cut Almost To Bone Two Held In Razor Attack
Two colored men allegedly restrained John Hawking while a third slashed his legs with a razor, nearly reaching the bone. Hawkins, 23, at 1210 Gooksey court SE, identified suspects Thomas Cook, Richard Matthews, and Jerry Malbel, all jailed by Officer Edwards. Another report: Walter Ross says his wife struck him with a bottle at Harrison agenus SE. he was treated for a one and a half inch head wound by police from the Fifth precinct at Washington Asylum Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawking
Hawkins
Gooksey Court Southeast
Thomas Cook
Richard Matthews
Jerry Malbel
Edwards
London Court Southeast
Washington Asylum Hospital
Walter Ross
Harrison Agenus Southeast
Fifth Precinct
General Outlook For European Trade Waxes Hopeful
The Times financial supplement predicts a spell of active business across Europe with easier money markets. Wheat prices hold steady, shipping and cotton trade improve, textiles brisk, and iron and steel showing cautious gains though rails in Barrow face southward pressure from German and Belgian competition. Over 3,000,000 quarters of breadstuff afloat in Europe contrasts with 2,000,000 last year. United Kingdom imports exceed 27.81 million quarters for the year, and weekly wheat needs are about 510,000 quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Washington Post
London
Times’ Financial Supplement
United Kingdom
Texas
Washington
Antwerp
Barrow
Murder and suicide end tragic Pennsylvanian union
Clarion Pennsylvania September reports 83 year old George Kaber shot his wife in bed then killed himself with a revolver after a last request to his son. The elderly couple, married more than fifty years, lived in Shippenville and Mrs Kaber, 85, died of a bullet wound to the forehead. Police say temporary insanity may explain the double tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Schmidt
Schmidt
George Kaber
Clarion
Shippenville
Tenay
Big Son
Epring
Kaber
Ian
Cripple Creek Minister Freed on Bonds After Murder Charge
Cripple Creek Colorado September 5 Rev T B Leland pastor of the Vietor Methodist Church released on bonds after arrest on assault to murder conspiracy to murder and assault with deadly weapons He left for Pueblo to attend the annual Methodist conference A message from Pueblo says he was warmly received by the brethren at the conference The incident occurred at Mr Leland's home where two men resisted intrusion and fired at Sheriff Bell and deputies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
LeAland
Vietor
Wen
Leland
Pueblo
Alexandria News In Brief Companions Gun Incident And Local Observances
Clarence Murray aged seventeen was fatally injured by an accidentally discharged shotgun in the hands of Leon Baltimore aged sixteen in Alexandria Virginia. Murray was rushed to hospital in a bag. condition described as critical. The incident occurred while examining the gun at Frank Baltimore's eating house on North Fayette street. Labor Day observances included al fresco baseball games where Alexandria defeated Primrose Athletic Association of Washington 14 to 4 and 13 to 7. Kraft the catcher suffered a broken finger. Railway workers arrested for operating trains on Sunday were heard al fresco before Justice Bowie. cases dismissed for lack of warrants but continued without play. Harrie Gimms hospitalized after a brutal head injury. charges against James King and Charles Whalen considered. Richard Madella aged elderly resident died at home on Wolfe street. funeral set at Roberts' Chapel M E E Church. Mrs M S Fairfax and Master Ray Davis visited Virginia Beach for a month.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Clarence Murray
Leon Baltimore
Baltimore
Murray
Alexandria Hospital
Frank Baltimore
Old Fair
Primrose Athletic Association of Washington
Alexandria Boys
Kraft
Alexandrias
Constabtehurst
Justice Bowie
al Fresco
Francis L. Smith
Harrie Gimms
James King
Charles Whalen
Whalen
King
Harry Robinson
Richard Madella
Wolfe Street
Anna Craig Madella
Maggie M. Madella
Anne Madella Cooper
Cornelius E
John R
Baltimore Markets Report Market Prices in Sharp Terms
Baltimore markets show firm and unchanged prices for creamery products. Fancy imitation and large creamery items hold steady with small variations noted. Sugar prices remain strong and unchanged with coarse granulated and fine grades listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
LIVE STOCK MARKETS REPORTS SEPTEMBER PRICES IN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
New York and Chicago market updates show receipts for cattle calves and hogs with prices across grades. Steers cow bulls and sheep varied with markets steady to firm in parts, and fresh beef wholesale data noted for Washington weekly average around six and a quarter cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Lamba
Swift & Cos
Washington, D. C
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Benning Carnival
Central Labor Union Outing
Ford
Hayner-Apnerson
F S Cahill
F. B. Libbey
Olds
Ford People
Cadillac
Franklin
Boyd
Ford Compan
Hayner-Apperson
Ford Compans
J. W. Hotd
Franklin Manufacturing Company
Jen J Ho
Franklin Manufacturing
Rhine
Mavner-Apperson Company
P Nussbaum
Libbes
Olds Motor Company
Ford Gasoline
Jard Oaly
Central Labor Trianon
Charles A Strobel
F. M Briggs
T'mie
Harry Peaster
Raymond Wills
Ray Wartin
Seck Rave Open
JT. Crosse
iTugher
F. McVeigh
Wo Palmer
Hear J T Crosby
W H McCaulley
Lemat
Macie Robertson
Mary Harrity
Margaret Hagan
Alli
J Oime
lOeyard
W. H. McCautley
F. B. Schloeser
A. Strobel
M. Marechalk
Wes E J Roche
Farquhar
W B. Palmer
F. R. Hughes
H M. Wilson
F. J. Pratt
Me. End
Strobel
FR. Hughes
J. H. McIntyre
F. B. Schlosser
OH McCaulley
Fowter
If Shipman
Central Labor Colon
Scott Hammil
Joseph Hardroff
P Marks
Percy C. Mc Smoot
W. M. Warder
Bode
E ¢ Lynn
J. F. McQuade
Special Delivery
Thomas
William Orton
Ewald Rabbitt
Samuel Ross
Washington Jockey Club
George 5. Curdy
H. H Fry
Evening Star
Thomas Rice
Washington Times
Claude Turner
Saks & Company
E. C
Heu
Montgomery County Sports
Benning
Washington Circle
Pistorio
Barry Bulkley
Gampus
Maryland A. C
Jesacz
Ohio Riflemen
European Trade Review
Alexandria News
Companion
Jenifer
7Th
D Sts
Bee Us
Barnard & Mark
N. W
Ernation, Banking Corporation
G Street N. W
Thos. J. Fisher & Co. (Inc
F* St. N.W
B. H. Warner CO
F Street Nw
Home Savings Bank
7Th, K, and
Maes
Ave
Carl Auerbach
Alex. S Clarke
Michael J. Colbert
Anthony Goegler
John B. Geler
William Hahn
J. P. Hermann
Francis Miller
Wm. Miler
Brice J. Moses
John H Ruppert
Henry Murray
B. F. Saul
James F Shea
John Bhughine
THE
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Thomas P. Morgan
F St. Nw
Riges National Bank
Haight
Freese Co
Pn Broadway
F Sf
Ferry Commission Co
Chesley & Spence
Stepado
Groucd Foer
Bills OF Exchange
Cable Transfors
Travelers Credita
Lewis Johnson & CO
Messrs. Moore & Gohley
W.b.hibbs & CO
Bankers and Brokers
F Street
New York Stock Exchange
Ryaellington Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Company
Conner
NEW York Avr Capital
Trustes
the National Metropolitan Bank
DB. C. Organisid
Macted
Columbis
Delay Shell & McLeran
Bates
Ben
Abeiter
Ephane Irs
Ravenburn
Jascaly
Vy Affleck
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Offich
Cor
Esau
John A. Awope
Ofcs
Equitable Co-Operative Building
F 'Streey
U. S
T Am
New York ‘Telephone
Eaat 726
R. Lappin
St. N. W
National Bank
THST
Union Savings Bank
Francia
Warder
STH
FL Money
Metropolitan Loan and Trust
E Street N. W
National Loan and Investment Co
Ve. Cor
Jith
Gets
Treasury
Potomac Guarantee
W. W
Atlantic
Capital Loan Co
Hokey Washington Mortgage Loan Co
N. Ww
Building and Loan Association
National Mortgage Loan Company
Es Fst
Tolman
Corcoran
15Th St
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