davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
'Heslo pro politickou kampan
roku 1880.

ze lid Marylandu da pravo
republikanske strane vycistiti
Augeas1v chlev v Annapolis cd
korupce a znovuuvesti poctivou
vladu lidu We statu, prohlasil
Galen L. TAFT, predseda repu-
blikanskeho centralniho vybo-
ri v Hagerstown, pri oslave
Lincolnova dnu v utery repu-
blikanskou stranou Washing
ton okresu. Pri hostine 1cast-
nj byli zvoleny senator, Phil
lips Lee Goldsborough mayor
Baltimorsky, Broening.
TAFT pronesl v reci sve, re
dosud nikdy republikane neby-
Ii tax zorganisovani jako jsou
nynf.
zadal, aby lid statu dolehal
ma to, by skandaly silnicni ko-
mise co nejprlsneji vysetreny
byly. Mysli, re governor Rit-
chic dobre ud6lal odporuciv
rozsirenf kaznice. Bude prJ
rozsireni slime tTeba. Mysli, re
stat okraden byl aspoil o $780,
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Prepadeni domu vysetrovano.

Woodcock, vladni advokat,
vysetruje pfepad prohibicnich
agentd v dome Moses Rose, de-
mokratickeho elena zakono-
darny, {. 627 w. Lexington u
lice. v dome nalezena zasoba
koralky a piva minuly patek.
Woodcock zjistiti chce, kdo
vlastne byl majitelem zasob
techto.
Tazan byv, zdali Glen Mary
landske zakonodarny nemnze
stlhan byti pro pfestoupeni su-
cheho zakona, Woodcock od-
povedel:
"Nevfm zadnem zakonu
takovem."
v 1tery udano, ze Rose one
mocn6l.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Ukradl "zivou" plynovou
trubku.

z prazdneho domu We 300
bloku East ulice ukradl nejaky
dlouhoprsfak plynove trubky,
kollnka a kohoutky. Trubku
wal re spojenf, kterym procha
eel plyn. Trubku po ukradenl
cast z teto neucpal. Soused
Joseph Philadelphia cas- Sc
probudil, ucitil uchazejfcf plyn
a zavolal pomoc z plynarenske
|stanice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Auditor zpronevsfil penize
banky.

Louis Richard Matthews, au-
ditor National Central banky,
zproneveril vydavanim fales-
nych checkG z penez banky
$14,886.78.
Star jest % rokd. V bance
zam6stnan byl Cd sveho IA ro-
ku. Podvody Jim provadene
byly nejchytrejsf, jak uvadf
statni navladni. Zatcen byl pri
hostine v hotelu Lord Baltimore
Ma stopu prislo Sc, kdyz je-
den check1 napsany ma jme-
no jednoho zakaznfka, vracen
byl informacf, re nan zadne
fondy v bance nejsou.
- Harrison H. Knighton,
byvaly Glen Marylandske stat
nj policie, zatcen byl, kdyz v
pondeli Sc chystal ujeti lodi do
New Orleans. Stihan byl pro
pad6lanf checku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Baltimorsky namornik utonul
" Texasu.

V Port Arthur, Texas, sklou-
ri S ledem pokryteho prkna do
hlubiny prfstavu % lety Will
liam Dent, BaltimoTan a uto-
nul. Spadl, kdyz po prkn6 pre-
jiti chtel re bTehu ma LODI vra-
ceje Sc z dovolene. Byl ma
mornlkem lodi Scottsburg.
Dent studoval ma zdejsf po-
lytechnice. Ma lodi stravil diva
roxy pfipravuje Sc pro obdrze-
nj kapitanske license, kterou
po SVEN navratu z teto plavby
obdrzeti mel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Ze xdravotniho odboru.

Minuly tyden vykazal znac-
ny prfrdstek 1mrtf I, prirovna-
nj touze dobou minuleho ro-
ku. V prav6 uplynulem letos-
MIN tydnu zemrelo o sc osob
vice nezli roku predesleho. Ma
zapal Pile zemrelo v tydnu 50
osob, ma influencu 18 nemoc-
nych. v tydnu zemrelo celkem
239 osob.
Hlaseno bylo II osudnych
nehod, tfi zabiti a dve sebe-
vrazdy.
Dftek narodilo Sc V tydnu
316.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Jeden zemrel, druzi Sc rome
mohli.

Ma Fort Leonard Wood, Ma
ryland, zemrel prosty vojak,
Samuel A. Forcey. Pokusy pri-
vesti jej zpet ku zivotu po W.
pitt kofalky ukazaly Sc byt
marnymi.
Forcey a nekolik jinych vo-
jak6 nalezeni byli v bezvedo-
mi lezicf bud ma luzkach ane-
DO ma podlaze v patek rano.
Y nemocnici vsichni Sc u
zdravili al ma Forcey.
z bootlegarstvi ze zabiti
narceni byli sergeant: Joseph
Kent, 22lety a William R. Man
ming, 25lety.
Lieutenant Murphy "a po-
moci mestskych detektiv1 zat-
kl je v dome We 1900 bloku N.
Decker ulice, domove Kenta,
kde tento s rodinou svojf a
Manningem sed6li u obeda. O.
ba byli Baltimore ma dovole-
ne.
Vysetreno bylo, re koralka
nebyla otravena a ze smrt For
ceyho pricisti dluzno jeho me-
zvyklosti pitt "kornovou".
zaloby ma oba sergeanty pro
zabit vzaty byly zpet. Zda
Sc, re ami nebude jim mono
dokazati, re byli bootlegri. DIE
vseho Forcey dostal koralku cd
kuchaTe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
SmrtelnS onemocnela " tanecui
zabavS.

John Spitznagle, 5Oleta, {.
1139 N. Milton avenue, zemre-
la V nemocnici, kan doprave-
ma tanecnl zabavy We zbroj-
nici 5. pluku, kde ucastnila Sc
plesu loze .Tall Cedars."
Klesla u pr1tomnosti asi
5000 osob, j1mz sin naplnena
byla, kdyz sedela pTihKzejfc
tanci. Straznlk, Frank Pfcha,
obstaral mestskou ambulance,
liz do Maryland General ne
mocnice dovezena byla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
ctrnact slepych pasazern
hIedano.

Vychodnf policejni stanice
hleda etrnact "slepych pasa-
zerd", kteff prchli z anglicke
lodi Pacific" zatfm co tato "a
kotvena stala uprostfed zalivu
v bllZkosti karantenni stanice.
Celkem z lodi prchlo 18 Por-
tugalc1, kter1 potajmu Sc vlou-
dill do lodi. Posadkou lodni
dopadeni byli, kdyz v lodi hle-
dali potrav1. Ctyfi uprchlfci
dopadeni byli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
RTitvou ma manzeEku a pax ma
sebe.

Ctyficet osm rokd starry ho-
lie, Charles Guercia v dome
svych pfatel v 600 bloku Sc
we'll ulice, vrhl Sc v nedeli ma
svoji manzelku britvou, prose
kl j hrdlo a pax sam prosek-
nutim 81 I'll skoncil zivot.
Manzele a rodice dvou ditek
zili V nesvaru asi po p1l roku.
O uzdravenf jejfm vysloveny
byly V nemocnici pochybnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15

vzbuzenf ku prfstfmu divadlu
Hudba Twilight Entertainers
dcinkovala v meziakti a vysle-
dek byl dobry kazdem ohle-
du.
Minulou nedeli sehral DIR
Odbor Del. Vzd6l. Spolku "Po-
krok" D6lnickem Dome veil
ce peknou hru Sc zpevy a tanci
BOD nazvem "Kouzlo mladf".
Hra tato Sc vsem pTitomnym IL
bila nebot zp6vy, souhra W.
orava byly velice pekne. A pro-
20 jest-li Wy kterf toto ctete ne
oyli jste pr1tomni m1zete toto
+6z videti tuto nedeli neb diva
do toto Sc bude opakovati. Ne
opomefte nedeli, dne IL. IL
nora.
Poor! Pc velksm u
spschu po druhe ''KOUZLO
MLADf" Sc zp9vy a tanci tuto
nedsli, dne IL. 1nora Dslnic-
kem Dome. Zacatek We 8 hod.
odpoledne. Vstup volny!
V nedeli, dne 3. 1nora u
vedena byla ma scenu Sok. o.
chotniky Stolboya rozmarna We
selohra "Zlata rybka" "a pecli-
We rezie pf. OF. Martfnkove a p.
A. SochGrka. Zlata rybka jest
hra, znazornujicf ty-
picky zivot dnesni Prahy, bo-
hata ma vazne sceny komicke
situace. Hra tato docflila 1pl-
neho 1spechu. Vyprava p. E.
Ceskeho mela stastnou ruku.
Zvlaste Sc nam zamlouval ma
l1rsky atelier, byl opravdu u
usporadan. Hudba
sokollku, kteff hrali|
z ochoty zaslouzf uznanl. CetneI
obecenstvo uspokojeno, test Sc
opet ma pristi predstavenf, KITE
re pripada ma nedei, dne 3D.
1nora. "Milovati budes", o.
braz re zivota cd Milose Vese-
l6ho je nazev pristi hry. Rezie
p. A. Cihlare. Ma zdari Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Rekyne bude deportovana.

Dispinoula Tsoulou, jez pri-
stehovala Sc 2 Recka pred tre-
mi roxy do Ameriky jako nav
stevnice jenom, kdyz nyni po
tfech letech nevratila sc zp9t
do Recka, zatcena byla v 500
bloku S. Paca ulice. Odsouze-
ma jest ku deportaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Krejcovska dina poskozena
ohnSm.

Pecan, krejcovska dina, c.
932-4-6 N. Broadway, posko-
zena byla v 1tery ohn6m, ktery
vypukl ma 8. poschodf. PTi ha-
Semi znacna obtlz p1sobena by
la krutou zimou. Asi dvacet
hasfcich nastrojI uzito pTi ha-
Semi. Voda temito chrlena mr.
fla ma ulici prekazela dopra-
We.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Republikanske kluby oslavily
LincolnHv den.

Rada republikanskych kluba
oslavila V dtery 12O vyrocf ma
rozenin velikeho presidenta
Spojenych StatG, Abrahama
Lincolna.
Republikane Z. wardy sesli
Sc pri hostine v hotelu Lord
Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Chtsjf vysokou- dan ma
dsdictyi.

V Dome zakonodarny v An
napolis delegat j. Milton Pat
terson, republican 2 Allegany
okresu, pTedlozil navrh, ably
dane ma dedictvi upraveny by
ly tax, by statu vynesly aspon
jeden million dOlar1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Narodni garda bude pochodo-
vati pfi presidentovx nastoIeni.

Je skorem jisto, ze narodnf
garda Marylandska zlcastnf Sc
ma parade den nastolenf pre-
sldenta Herberta Hoovera ma
den a. bTezna.
Governor Richie boil Sc. ze
poslanl spojeno bude velikym
nakladem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
sedesat diva propadli manor
nj akademii.

sedesat diva STUDENT manor
nj akademie v Annapolis poza-
dani byh, aby zanechali a.
kademii studif, ponevac neuci-
Mill zadost We studiu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Starry lodni nakladac obssen.

Mrtvola Christiana Opper-
mana, 72 roxy stareho, lodnfho
nakladace pro drahu Balti-
more and Ohio, nalezena byla
visfci We sklepe jeho domu We
400 bloku Andre ulice,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-02-15
Povoleni ma 12O novych doma.

Stavebni spolecnost Dono-
hue podala zadost o povoleni
ku stavb6 120 novych domI We
vychodnl casti mesta ma New
kirk, Ponca Oldham uliclch
nakladem $240, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
CARTAGO SECOND,
WITH DEVON THIRD
Shasta Lad Is Winner of
Secondary Feature on
Card at Lexington.

By the Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, Ky, April 27.--L. p,
Combs Broadside, a 5-year-oId son
of Man o. War. won the Ben Ali
Handicap, the feature Of the days
card, here this afternoon. Carriage was
second and Devon third. The race
was over the mile and sixteenth route
and Broadside negotiated it in 1:45.
The race was worth $4,000 to the
winner
Broadside, fast breaker. was away
on his toes, but was outrun in the first
half mile He then moved UP steadily
from fifth position and, continuing
well through stretch. held Carriage safe
to win in a drive by nose. Carriage.
off slowly, was forced very wide on the
last turn, but came strongly In the
last sixteenth and gradually was wear
ing down the winner. He secured the
place money by three lengths over
Devon.
Nine started and the victor paid
S7.46 to win in the mutuels.
Shasta Lad won the sixth. the sec
ondary feature, with Cash Play second
and Reveries Gal third Shasta Lad
raced under stout restraint to the turn.
where he responded gamely and con-
tinued TO win by head. Cash PLAY
was forward factor from the start
and closed Stoutly in the stretch To
take the place only by a nose over
Reveries Gal The winner paid S410
Tannic won the opening event, COM
ing from the rear in the stretch, and,
oyertaking Little Torch, gradually wore
the latter down. Little Torch held Sec
ond place safe over Anita M, which was
hard hustled throughout, but tired in
the last 10 yards.
The fayorite players continued in
good form in the second race. when
Roll En- Down won easily. Rip Field
took second and Col Henry third.
Louisville Lou moved up stoutly after
the first quarter to win the third race.
She rewarded at the Juicy odds of
S28.50. Margate took second money and
Tum On saved third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
Toear Victor $4,000 Chesapeake Ben Ali Handicap Captured

to be run September 9 to September IA,
inclusive, at Reading, Pa. That was
the word given out here by George
Brooke. Sd, who promotes the meeting.
Jockey Merritt Merger will leave TO-
morrow for st. Louis, where he will
ride this Summer
Trainers T. J. Healey and Max Hirsch
say they like the G. M. Waite stall start
ing gates, which have been used during
the 10 days sport ending here today.
Waite, who invented the gate leaves to-
night for New York, where he has hopes
of inducing Charley Dryer to use the
stall starting gates at the Jamaica and
Aqueduct meetings.
Elmer T'rueman shipped 81 of the ~
horses he had In training here to pimli-
co this morning. The other member of his
stable goes to the old hilltop tomorrow.
Earl Sande reports that his good colt
Hermitage was playful as a kitten this
morning. The three-year-old became
frightened by goat after working out
Thursday and fell, but was okay again
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
ALLIGATOR TAKES RACE
AFTER SPILL AT lump

BALTIMORE, April 81 Up.--Alli-
gator, Mrs. M. X. Stevenson's Swear
old tirnber-topper, remounted after a
hard fall, went on to win the MARYLAND
Hunt Club steeplechase today over such
a stiff course at Worthington Valley
that but three of the IA starters I'm
ished.
Reelfoot, 8-year-old gelding, owned
by w, Wallace Lanahan, took second
place and the only other finisher was
B. H. Brewster's Aimwell, another
gelding.
Charles Plum, riding Alligator, pulled
himself from the ground after the fall
at the seventh jump and had to make
up hundreds Of yards after rennounting
in order to win the 4-nlile race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
PRIZE FOR JOCKEYS
WON BY ROBERTSON
Whitney's Rider Gets $500
Stop Watch for Topping
Havre de Grace List.

HAVRE DE GRACE RACE TRACK,
Md. April 27.-Albert Robertson. who
is under contract to H. P. Whitney, won
the $500 gold stop watch offered to the
leading winning rider at this meeting.
He had nine winners when today's pro-
gram got under way. Robertson also
topped the list Of winning riders at the
recent Bowie meeting.
Steve Burke, assistant to his brother
General Manager Edward Burke, states
that work will be started Monday on
eight barns costing $1,000 each. The
barns will replace those destroyed by
fire as we'll as the old shed, which will
be RACED to make way for the modern
barns.
1t is understood that a special barn
for Mrs. j, Simpson Dean will be erect
ed on the backstretch near the four and
one-half furlong pole. All construction
work here is being done by contract.
George Conway will take the Glen
Riddle Farm horses to Belmont Park,
N. T. tomorrow. Conway had won three
races, prior to todays sport and APP
pears due for banner season.
Jockey r. Leischman leaves tomorrow
for New York, where he will ride.
Robert J. Walden, owner of the IA
nous Bowling Brook stud, at Middle
burg, Md, has moved six 2-year -olds
and two 3-year-olds into Pin1lico.
Jockey Alfred johnson and the 85-
pound apprentice, John Buckley of
New York! accompanied the stable.
p. L. Short claimed Nat Evens for
81, 500, while Charlie Freeraro took
Amen-ra for similar amount. Prior
to today there have been 80 claims reg
istered at the meeting.
Bob Friend, who assists Starter James
Milton on all State tracks, has been ap-
pointed starter OF the five-day meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
LEXINGTON SELECTIONS

ASSOCIATED Press.)
!. King Bird, Captain J s, Lynn Barley.
2. MIN the Nymph, Princess Margaret,
Antha S.
3. Sport Dress, Thistle Star, Lucky Xenora,
9. surpryse. Gotta Go Now. Ny Della.
5. Buddy Bauer, Paraphrase, Barbara.
6. Maiden's Tryst, Beaming Over, Thistle
FyTn.
Z. Frank Hawlcy, Miss Torch, Tum On.
BEST-BUDDY BAUER.
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field LucIE ANN ~. pounds DOLLY g. pounes
FuI4
~ A = 's
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BIZ THE LOUISVILLE TIMES.
ASSOCIATED Press.)
l. FIorazette, Se0rnful. Grey AbbesE.
z. Silenus, Shiraz, Turks Cap.
,. sweep Out. Hildreth, Contemplate.
piayball, Fixit, Bob shannon.
8. Tester, Phillips First, Vie.
BEST-SWEEP OUT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28

II
ri o and wtha
good
one ne "ss aeS
I'm os pa nemo owned and
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NV BRAKEMAN

BY BRAKEMAN.
|. wild Apple, Frock, Notus.
:, Crossc0. African, EQUATION.
!, Arlington Dolly, Vacillate, Mikelina.
|, Victorian, Petee Wraek. Princess Tina.
). Sun MeddIer, Lassa. Candy Hog.
]. Begin Over, Rea. Highland Fling.
i Red Pate. Milady. Intense.
nrGT-RFn PATE
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g.
m0o
and BILLY sSuSN td ID'of
% 81 % e0G Wife wo s Ss d9s spa 'p Of aS
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'MuTuE1svoITEAR 25 $40
hea IRuearE pm aT1y ana nus saet WITH ' m
eft SINGLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
CONSENSUS.

1. wild Apple, Frock, sir James.
2. CrOsscO, African, Mint FriaG.
3. vaeiilate. Alwington Dolly, Campfire
laid.
4. Victorian, Petee Wrack. sortie.
s. Sun Meddler, Candy Hog. Baron King.
9. Spectre, Siiverdaie, Samb0 g.:
Z. Red Pate. Lucky Drift, Foundation stone
BEST--VICTORfAN.
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a Headley entry.

- ~~N" ~ Do"'u'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
counaa Brsss a: ses 0n M M
came
but
ansr reaching cs4An began ns
SIXTH
a good Ae ' ova ns 'e% Collins. Went t %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
BY DICK GRACE.
DAILY Sporting News.)

1. Wild Apple, Frock, Sir James.
z. CrosseO, African. Mint Friary.
&. AIwingfon Dolly, Luscinate, Vaciiiate.
3. Aiwingt0n Dolly, Luseinia, VaeiIlate.
5. Sun Meddier, Candy Hog, Charmarten.
6. Siiverdale, Sambo G., Spectre.
L. Lucky Drift, Foundation Stone, Red Pate.
BEsT-SUN MEDDLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28

rms entry
n,
contention
n - ~ NO- N@NSOAA ""' ="
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

Kansas City, 8: Toledo, 2.
Columbus, 20; Milwaukee, 5;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28

and sIx aAcS and Trial Handicap $4,000
y s. I@ee stable Trainer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-28
SEVENTH RACE-purse. $1,000; claiming
q .sar-nIns md 10. / mile and 10 yards.

aMra p. Musante- Flamingo Farm entry.
z. X. Bryson entry.
sAppreutice allowance claimed. "a
weetheBseia tEaca fest. ill.,
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Haurede GruceRdceC Chart



at
~ Asnes Montpelier
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Other Selections
and Consensus
BY LEO DOYLE.
-RnifImnra Ereninr Sur

BY LEO DOYLE.
baltimore Evening SUM-
1. Wild Apple. FFeek, Tsuruga.
2. Crossco. Mint Friary, Houssasn.
8; vaciIlate, AlwinEton Dolly Campfire
!, Victorian, ssrtie, petes wrsek.
5, Baron KfnE, Sun Meddfer, Candy HOS.
8. Rea, samhg G. Spectre.
!. Red Pate, Foundation stone, Euphrates.
BEST-VICT0RIAN.
By POST TIME.
New York Telesram)
l. Froek, Not Us. Galloway.
2. Crossed, Mint Friary. EQUATION.
3: yacillate. Arlington Dolly Campfire
/. Petee wrack. victorian. Ls Hey.
q. Spectre, Sant0rio. Ssmbo G..
I. MiIady, Foundation Stone, cudgeller.
BEsT-CROSSCO.
BY TY SHEA.
tBaltimore Evening SUM-
1. Sir James, Radha, Tsuruga.
2, African, Honssain, CroSsce.
3. Vaeiilate, AiwinEton Dolly, Particular.
4. Victorian. Petee Wraek, S0rtie.
3. rake Your Time. Joe En- Ensel. Battle Ak.
Z. Cudgelier, Red Pate: Aregai.
BIZ THE LOUISVILLE TIMES.
ASSOCIATED Press.)
1. wild Apple, Sir James, Galloway.
3. Aiwington Dolly, cheng Tu, Campfire
I. Victorian, Diavale, Petee wrack.
3. Candy HOG, Sun Meddler, Baron King.
&, silverdaIe, Samb0 G.. Rea.
T. Lucky Drift, High Class, Red Pate.
BEST-VICTORIAN.
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TRACK FAST.

Cheng Tu and Capture worked fast
Wacket went well. A good 2-year-old.
Sanbo G. is better than he ever was.
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JAMAICA SELECTIONS

-AppIebtlce allowance claimed.
weather clear: track slow.
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r. G. Stable entry
b W. J. sain9on-R T. wilson entry
c Audisy Farm Jefferson Livingston entry.
d Beiair Stud-Wheatiey Stable entry.
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Five pounds apprenticeship claimed.
tSeven pounds apprenticeship claimed.
Weather clear; track fast.
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suffer
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THEIR RACE One and
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Apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
Army Cable Ship Off
On Round World Trip

SEATTLE. Sept. i3.-tF-The
army steamer Dellwood again has
heard the call for cables under the
sea and is nov off on a mission
that will take it around the world
The Wildwood is the guardian Of
2.7O0 miles Of submarine cable
stretching from this city to Ketchi-
kan and across the Alaskan gulf
10 Valdez. This is n vital part of
the United States army's vast COM
munications system which links the
northern territory with the main
part Of the United States.
The Dellwood is ranging far
afield on its present mission. for {
Is on its way to London to take
aboard 300 miles Of gutta percha
covered cable. whence II will depart
10 lay the cable In the Philippine
archipelago.
The work Of the Dellwood repre-
sents one Of the most picturesque
and useful missions of the army. II
Is the only cableship flying the
American flag capable of carrying
out deep sea cable laying and the
only American vessel which has
carried on such work on a large
scale since 1921.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-13
RUSSIAN CROWN JEWEL
HAWKED IN SHANGHAI

SHANGAHI. Sept. 13. -tP-Ac-
cording to well authenticated Cos
sip in Shanghai's Russian circle,
one of the crown jewels of the
Romanoff's. a diamond brooch. is
being peddled from shop to shop
here by a Soviet agent. Owing to
its great value. no purchaser has
been found.
The major stone, a diamond u
100 carats, is valued at s250,0O0 and
the entire piece without reference
to its intrinsic value should bring
not less than half a million. Tho
agent IS said to have offered ths
big diamond for less than $4,000,
but even at this price there have
been no takers.
Judging from reports. the agent
has been In Shanghai for several
months. arriving here from Hardin