AAristides Martinez
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April 22 1915
CHESS MASTERS OFF ON THREE WEEKS' GRIND
With Capablanca and Marshall showing the way, the eight experts in the chess masters tournament are playing their third round at the Hotel Grenoble, in Manhattan, today. In the photograph herewith, showing the opening of the congress, the following well known players and enthusiasts appear: Seated in front (left to right) J. R. Capablanca, Eduard Lasker, J. Bernstein, F. J. Marshall. Seated in rear (left to right) A. Kupchik, O. Chajes, A. B. Hodges, E. Michelsen. Standing (left to right) G. Koehler, R. J. Brown, L. Rosen, F. P. Beynon, John L. Clark, Hermann Helms, Frank I. Cohen, Julius Finn, Hartwig Cassel, W. M. de Visser, A. Martinez, Frank Rice Marshall, Mrs. F. J. Marshall. (Courtesy of Pathe News.)
April 01 1917
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn, New York, Sunday, April 01, 1917
Martinez Renominated For Chess President
The nominating committee of the Manhattan Chess Club has reported the following slate to be voted on at the annual meeting this month: Aristides Martinez, president; H. R. Limburg, vice-president; James Davey, secretary; Otis W. Field, treasurer; Samuel Emery, Julius Finn, Lester Keene, H. I. Ladd, Walter Malowan, Robert Raubitschek and A. A. Spadone, directors.
J. Rosenthal, with 5½ to ½, was placed in the second of the club's rapid transit tourneys. Other high scores were: H. A. Colladay, 4½-1½; A. Hallgarten, 4-2; Rev. C. L. Newbold, 3-2.
