Tim Pippin Wins Elmendorf Handicap In Heavy Track
In Lexington Kentucky on September 26 Tim Pippin won the Elmendorf handicap by a head over John Griffin II. He paid 5.80 to win with heavy track conditions from rain. Hanbridge, the favorite, failed to finish in the money as several races were affected by the wet track and numerous scratches.
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Handbridge
Lexington
Elmendonf
Kentucky Racing Association
Tim Pippin
John Griffin II
Hanbridge
Fingt Bate
Twilight Quesn
Thomas
Tommy Meter
Martin
J Coble
TS Melay
Tima
Tommy Metere
Clake
Stuerner
Meer
Phoeing Queen
Dusty
Lvdiq Lee Sneezer
Mop Handle
le A Dale
Henry Walback
Ben Uncas
Jack Weaver
Matuels
Cloud
Labold
Martiny
Fran Uridr
Atealgat
Elmendorf
Goure
John Griffin I
Thomea
Flue
Kthel Tr
Hanbridge Alenay Mavuela
John Gritan
Emperor William
Selwich
Gense
Merilch
Buquesne
Elizabethan
Peru
Larne D'Art
Chapultepec
Emperor Willsan
Setwik
Mamila Algol
Kennedys
John Yo Mecian
Aten
Cate
John E MeMie
Columbus
Ohio
Rogs K
Jajna
King
Éaaily
Hes H. Kay
T. W. Murphy
Dirl
Fred F
Hved
Bird Grattan
Autocar entries and preparations for Washington Post tour to Richmond
The article details the Washington Post tour to Richmond and return scheduled October 14 to 18 with entry closing October 8. It notes Oldsmobile pilots Harry Stillman and Joe Wilson, Dusty Hendrick’s 450 mile record drive, and new auto sales by the United Motor Washington Company and others. It covers showroom plans on Connecticut avenue, Buick comments on the Vanderbilt race, J. C. Barber’s Parry entry, technical checks, quartering at the Panorama building, and arrangements for route hospitality and refueling along the way.
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Washington Post
Richmond
Return
Buick
Motor Parkway
Long Island
Ted Johnston
Buick Motor Company
Louis Chevrolet
Hob Burnam
Arthur Chevrolet
J. C. Barber
Lst
Panorama
Fourteenth Street
Onio Avenue
Warrenton
Society Notes Hint at Blending Nobility and American Love
A society column discusses a Austro Hungarian prince weighing a possible American marriage if love overcomes titles and lands. He plans to depart in four weeks for Dr de Percke’s matter but notes little chance of finding a bride loving him for himself. The piece then shifts to fashion, noting rising fur costs, demand among society women, and high expenses for insured, stored garments and alterations. The tone reflects era-appropriate social concerns with nobility and couture.
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Qmne
Farrell ousts Stallings as New York Americans manager
New York Yankees owner Frank P Farrell announced that George Stallings is out as manager of the New York Americans. Hal Chase will manage the team for the remainder of the season after Farrell found the charge against Chase untrue. Farrell did not specify next season plans.
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Hind
New York
George T. Stallings
Stallings
Frank P. Farrell
Cleveland
Chase
Hal Chase
New York Americans
Farrell
Highlanders
Running Well Today Across Toronto Names
A list of runners and participants includes Whaup Chat Onaping Meridian Baythorpe Spin Blackford and Question Mark with several entries such as Carman Shhorr Moncrief Steve Lane John Dillos Jimmie Lane CL Hage and Tom Heyward. Also mentioned are Carman Bohemia Bone Field Moute Lexington Devy Zahra Melbourne and Boppy Boyer Montyfox Golden Ruby Claudia M Starport Sorrowful Round the World Danger Mark Labord Nettle Traver Judge Walton Scarlan Carew Olive Ely Greenbridge.
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Toronto
Whaup
Chat
Meridian
Baythorpe
Spin
Blackford
Granta
Carman
Shhorr
Moncrief
Steve Lane
John Dillos
Jimmie Lane
CL Hage
Tom Heyward
Bohemia
Bone
Field Moute
Lexington
Devy
Zahra
Melbourne
Boppy Boyer
Montyfox
Golden Ruby
Claudia M
Starport
Sorrowful
Danger Mark
Labord
Nettle Traver
Judge Walton
Scarlan
Carew
Olive Ely
Greenbridge
Racing Entries and Odds From Idle Hour Farm Card
Races listed with entries for maidens two-year-olds up to 3-year-olds, multiple purses and weights. Names include Zahra James Stoll Dr Kitchen Edna Stewart Melbourne Davy Frances Ray Mona Line Helen Burnett Golden Ruby and more with various weights, coupled entries noted for County Tax and Governor Gray. Also reports of aviator George Chavez condition and a note on the final baseball coupon dating Sept 20.
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Lexington
Zahra
James Stoll
Dr. Kitchen
Edna Stewart
Melbourne
Davy
Frances Ray
Furlom
Mona Line
Helen Burnett
Golden Ruby
Fenny Kemble
Apple Prince
Heetagan
Idleweiss
Bobby Boyer
Monte For
Charley Buddeke
Tortuos
Claudia
Starport
Gentle Beas
Yer Rewful
Denver Girl
Alice
Furlonga
Bettie Sug
Ray Fort
Colster
la Bold
Danger Mark
Governor Gray
Philander
Henry Hutchingon
Greenbridge
Meadow Gragu
Carew
Olive Ely
Beautee
Stolypin
End of Contest Near Sunisy Votes Up to October 3
The article notes only small shifts in positions since dawn, with votes to be accepted through October 3. Winners will be announced two days later in a daily standings update of contestants.
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Sunisy
Cont est near finish with final coupon deadline set
In the baseball contest run by The Post contestants race for world series seats. The last coupon appears Friday September 30 and must be turned in by 6 pm Monday October, with winners announced the next Sunday. Standing at noon shows T Frank Morgan leading with 214,650 votes, RW Colman second with 181,002, William Heath third with 172,385, J A Boyle fourth with 160,203, followed by D J Pitt Williams and S Goodacre.
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Ward
Wade
T. Frank Morgan
W. Colman
William
D. J. Firew
Goodacrd
W. Ei. Thompson
Louis
Cox
C. Gakersmith
E. J. Hitring
McGraw
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Frank Raynolds
Beraton
Legal Record of Equity and Probate Actions in DC Courts
Supreme Court equity actions include Coffey vs National Savings and Trust. Johnson vs Johnson proof ordered. various trusts and guardianships appointed or reassigned. probate matters for Edwards Ramsperger Van Riswick Russell Cooksey Thomas Wagner. numerous property transfers across DC neighborhoods with values mostly $10 to $9,000 and guardianship appointments. District listings show real estate transfers and adoptions follow.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court
Clabaugh
Coffey
National Savings and Trust Company
Platattf
Nathaniel Wilson
Margaret M. Murray
George E. Sullivan
J. A. Toomey
B. T. Doyle
Flaint
Circuit Court
United States
Buckley
Secretary of State
George W. Edwards
J. H. Myers
James B. Lockhead
Charles C. Taylor
Lemuel Feaitt
Herman .c. Ramsperger
Augusta K. Ramsperger
Pond
Fred
Coldren
Olivia van Riswick
William O. van Rlawick
Bond
A. L. Newmyer
Catherine F. Russell
Eva R. Boyle
D. W. O'Donoghue
Emma G Cooksey
Sidney T. Thomas
Charles J. Wagner
Deeds of Trust Notices for Various Properties and Lenders
Long list of deeds of trust from 1911 detailing many properties in square lots, securing sums from $500 to $65,000 with terms from 1 to 6 years, interest rates from 4 to 6 percent, and semiannual or monthly payments. Names include Frederick H. Sparks American Security and Trust Company James F. Wee Elizabeth Tucker William P. Normoyle H Ambrose Marsden Myer Habu Clayton Amig Hugh H. Obear Lucien Keith and many others. Locations reference squares, manors, and blocks within detailed city districts.
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Frederick H. Sparks
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Square
Eizabeth M. Tucker
William P. Normoyle
H. Ambrose Marsden
James F. Wee
Chichester
William King
Con Sprignard
Myer Habu
Tame
William P. Kenealy
Daniel O'C. Callaghan
Odell
Smith
George L. Starker
Clayton
Amig Et Ux
Hugh H. Obear
Lucien Keith
Edward J. Beery
Henry Boesch
RH. D. Gordon
Robert E. Heater
Fulton R. Gordon
Aually
Manor Park and Addition
Manor Park Securities and Development Company
Norton M. Little
Joseph F. Page
William M. Terrell
Terrell
Tngsbalde
Jona L Neilson
George Walker
Samuel Ross
Lewis Breuninger
A. Gilbert
George Cook
Arthur Carr
John A. Ingrick
Henry BH. Seremanna
George M Emmerich
Building Association
Acheron F Hassan
Toy Addison A. Hassan
Charles G. Wilkens
Charles G Warden
George W. Decker
Claude Livingston
H. Clifford Bungs
James W. Powell
Ella E. Wenger
Douglass
Washington
J. Eakin Gadsby
John Mr. Jones
William E. Edmonston
John D. Coughlan
Wilburn T Jones
James F. Hood
Firman R Horner
Youth Pinehurnt Company
John B. Kinnear
Hart Lamson
Charles A. Langley
Charles Z. Btone
Charles W. Fairfax
Carlton A Beall
Poynter
RB. Orney
Benjamin F. Edwards
Frank T
Jeagg W. Rawlings
Secu Frank
Colling
Elizabeth
Jennis Hichen Et Vir
J. Oscar
Harry
Walsh
Charlies
Marth
Helen B. Welsh
Holmbad Manor
George Topham
Lewin
Purdum
William T Ballard
William H. Lanhan
Charles Renshaw
East
Columbia Height
Edward A. Noyes
William A. Hil
Reginald W. Beall
Harry A Kite
William H. McConnell
John B Lamer
Jona A. Hamilton
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Edwand J
B. Francis Baul
Watter E Hilton
Rosina V
May
B. Francie Saul
Norman JL. Lansbury
Ellen M. W
Hints on Rebates Raised at Rate Hearing
Chicago Sept 26 indirect charges claim railroads in the West violated the Elkins rebate law by directing rebates to damage accounts. Clifford Thorne, speaking for a stock association and other groups, pressed Missouri Pacific on why damage accounts rose since 1904. He urged ICC to investigate rebates and possible ties to damage charges.
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Chicago
West
Elking
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clifford Thorne
Firstock Association
Manufacturers’ League
Farmers’ Cooperative Association
C. J. McPherson
Missouri Pacific
Jeffreys
Mr. Thorne
Elkins
Thorne
Commission
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Planter
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Goldstein
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Brown
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Clay
Serlbo
Lesear
Osage
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Osetchl
Ryan
Softhus
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Nick Tone
Qskhurat
Rilo Grande
Sir Hick
Plaudmore
Atea
Walaht
Bijleman
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Devereux
Harry K. Deve
Forest City
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Murphy
Bervaldo
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Creighton
Admiral Ned
Allen &Hoyty
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Direct
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Merry Widow
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B. Barnes
Robinson
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Clare
Purge
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Brroller
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Keating
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Bronson Br
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Dovell
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MicMah
Annaite R
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McCarthy
Margate
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Snow
Relph T
Fairman
Fort Johnson
iGeers
London
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Khaling Tarl
Willy Penny
Mabel J
Cunningham
Dora Patelan
Katherine E
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Red Wilkes
Fhek
Gretghton
Bondsman
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Geers
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McDonald
Wataga
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Senator Hale
Kelly
Astiisea
Hannall
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Carnation
Nuckola
Husso-Chinese Bank
Sait
Erwin J. Wider
Wider
Wall Street
Mot Pollock
Secon Olds
Dusty Hendrick
Thornes
Buffalo
G. Ho Covert
United Motor Washington Company
Kelley & McDonald
Dr. Ober
Misa Alvna Melburn
The
Zell Motor Car Company
Locomotive Company of America
Connecticut Avenue
Automobile Supply Department
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Maryland Auto
LEROY
Colorado Building
Waup
Sandy Kirkarene
Onaping
Star Charter
Radiation
Praiseworthy
Raythorne
Octavia
Regan
Martin W. Littleton
Madrigallan
Chippeyan
Chips
Alta Maria
Hespolineful
Aylmer
Quentlon Mark
Hooray
Dr. Burch
Gracie
Ferrand Cecilian
Garden Wedge
Amalfi
Bosnade
Whiat
Horton
Deen
Judge Cevala
Steven Lane
John Dile Han
Byzantine
Jimmy Lane
An Sagi raco—Sandstagnaro Heedicap
Pretend
Amalia Jenks
Cliff Hdge
Tom Hayward
Guy Fisher
Or Sturbottis
Bonnie Kelso
Chavez
Domodossela
Italy
George Chavez
Alps
Chaves
Colonial League
Pioneers
Hunty L . Mayer
Morgan
T. Frank
R. W. Colnan Soon Wm. Heath
Eeenee
A. Foste
Anheuser-Busch
August Brill, Magr
Dennis P. Murphy
John B Partition
John Lewis Smith
Lawauits
Taoula Scisenteys
Charies J. Cassidy Company
J. A. To
Eleanor Schwakopt Va
Robert Campbell
Paintlf
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
James E. Buckley
Philander C. Knox
Mandamus
State of
Colorado
Charles H. Haines
William F. Brad
Pleiitli
W. C. Prentiss
M. Gratta
Charles R
Qloga V. Carroll
Benjamin FF
Bhults
Hereda A. Berkeley
Pen Q
Lena
Stein
Morris Stein
Chevy Chase
Johm
Muncaster
Lydia H. Milton
Henry
Anna M. Beesch
Manor Park
William L. Terrell
Willem M
Et Ux
Equara
William M
Ingleside
Lewis S. Breuninger
John L. Nallson
Kentucky Avenue
Laban G. Kelly
John A
Drusilla Ingvick
Everett P. Hitler
Lewis Holmes
Granby
Thomas D. Manchester
Henry A. Vieth
Woodridge
Katherne F. Manchester
Linrsticear Estate
Charles G. Warden
Admon F. Messan
South Part
South Pinehurst
South Pinghurst Company
Wilbur T. Jones
Bcheutzen Park
Charles Cannor
George H
Winnie
Milter
Beverly D
Joseph B Lanshaw
William H
Anna McConnell
Twenty-Eighth
Frederick G. Moffatt
Mabel Wa. Dhey
Elien Mr. Willey
Howard L. Brice
Holmead Manor
Lewis B. Pardum
East Half
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