Thoroughbred Trotting Race Notes From Washington Meet
The report covers race results with Ida Silk and Fitzgerald among top finishers, noting times such as 2.24% and 2.18 for various heats. Frank Thomas of Washington wins a 2.18 pace, with contenders like Twin Klineg and King Scott placing in competitive finishes amid a large crowd’s cheers.
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Ida Silk
J. K
U Cat
King Scott
W. Miter
Washington
Wasedegin Kling
J. ©. Davis
P. Fitzgerald
Migeton
King Cut
Twin
Ing
Thomas
Frank Thomas
Mortonowever
Weet Spirits
Bob Barr
Pirse
Robert
Barr
Winchester
Recuierino
J. H
Ida Sik
Py Fitzgerald
Linda
D. D. ‘Dougherty
W. E. Miller
Washida
Dak Bey
J.P. Fitzgerald
Cancer Westminister
Fox
Stevensville
Peter Pointer
W. T. Wall
Pace
Lula K
W. Eg. Miller
Washer Pointer
Ww. T. Wall
Win- Shamaex
Tuqua
Rad- Ida Mae
J. F. Fitzgerald
D.C. Gray Raat
Pg. Miller
King ‘Scott
Miller
D.C
Bingin
Relatives From Three States Hold Family Reunion
Relatives gathered Saturday at J G Gano’s stage in by county for a family union and picnic. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Jim and children Helen and Ryeade of Winchester Virginia. Mr and Mrs W A Crim and Elmer Crim of Greenspring Virginia. Mrs Jessie Lewis and daughter Marjorie of Winchester. Mr and Mrs Stewart Crim and children Hester Bettie Albert Howard Frank of McKeesport Pennsylvania. Miss Mary B Hinton of Martinsburg. Mrs G W Johnson and Edna of Berkeley Station. Mrs Mary E Gano and children Cora Mazie Edward Robert Goldie of Swan Pond. Mr and Mrs Wilhelm and Ruth of near Gerardstown.
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J.g.gano
Crim
Elmer Crim
Greenspring
Jessie Lewis
Marjorie
Winchester
Stewart’ Crim
Hester
Bettie
Albert
Howard and
Frank
McKéesport
Martinsburg
Dawes Plan Backed by Owen Young for German Reparations
The article credits Owen D Young as the driving force behind the Dawes plan for German reparations. It notes praise from President Coolidge and Dawes, Kellogg’s role in London, and Young’s strategy of a water-tight, purely business plan. It also highlights continued political maneuvering and the eventual consensus that secured the plan.
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Owen
Dawes
Belo Jole
Fe Peety
William Pe
Simms
Young
William Lip
Copilaigs
Wen D. Young
London
Kelleg Sockerna
Coolidge
Court of St. James
Kellogg
Goglidge
Kellyon
Col. Logan
Wea
Aris
Owen D. Young
Paris
Berlin
Tomneling
Ie Young
Crete
Hidden Liquor Found at Fair Grounds Stall
Police found a glass jug and jars containing clear liquor in a horse stall at the fair grounds last night. Officers reported about 50 to 76 pints and half pints ready for sale hidden among straw. no arrests were made.
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Atu Owen
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Army
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the Standard Gas & Oil Supply CO. Inc
Cork Street