Liberty Bonds and Livestock Prices in New York and Midwest Markets
Opening Liberty Bond quotes show 3144's around 101.10 with other issues near 101.80 to 102.00. Cattle, hogs, sheep and veal calves traded with light supplies but generally steady to strong, including top veal at 11.30 and hogs around 12.40. Cincinnati and Chicago markets report steady to slow activity with varied beef and lamb prices, plus presses on wool and grain futures in New York and Toledo exchanges.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Cincinnati
America Unmoved by German Voting
Washington April 22. The State Department announced the United States will not threaten Germany with a financial boycott if General Von Hindenberg is elected president. Secretary Kellogg stated the Coolidge administration would not interfere in the German election despite reports that American bankers were withholding German loan negotiations pending the result.
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Washington
Germany
von Hindenberg
State Department
Kellogg
Coolidge
Weds in France in Paris Honorary Vanderbilt Relatives Tie Knot
Paris reports Mrs Alice Allen formerly Kiki Gwynne niece of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Jerome Preston of New York were married shortly before noon today in France.
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France
Paris
Alice Allen
Kiki Gwynne
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jerome Preston
New York
Judge Hickenlooper begins graft sentencing in Cincinnati
United States District Judge Hickenlooper starts sentencing 59 Cincinnati policemen detectives and county liquor court agents who pleaded guilty to taking payments to protect bootleggers. DA May says about 15 minutes per prisoner, with two days needed for all. A federal grand jury is to be drawn May 4 to continue policing the graft ring.
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Cincinnati
United States District
Hickenlooper
Cincinnati Police Force
United States
Haroth E. May
Millions for Opera Endowment in Great Britain
A fund of 2,500,000 dollars is being sought by popular subscription to create an endowment for the production of grand opera in Great Britain. The drive aims to support performances and sustain high quality opera productions through guaranteed funding.
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Iillions
Great Britain
Opera founder to street vendor Ivah Moore’s fate in San Diego
Ivah Moore aged 82 once headed the Chaldean South American Grand Opera Company sixty years ago. Now she sells papers on the streets of San Diego believing fate directs life as she contends fate guides her steps.
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Ivah Moore
San Diego
Calif
Boy Begs Officer To Shoot Him After Train Fall
In Mount Vernon New York 17 year old Herbert Jones begged a police sergeant to shoot him to end the pain from a mangled foot suffered when he fell from a tram ride. The foot was later amputated.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Herbert Jones
Bananas Import Value Reaches Record High
Washington reports a surge in banana imports last year with a total value around 22 million dollars, compared with 7.06 million two decades ago, signaling a historic rise in fruit imports.
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Washington
Colorado girls ordered to play marbles with toes
In a Colorado Agricultural College program the athletic department mandates more than 100 girls to use toe marbles as corrective exercise for posture and foot defects.
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Denver
Colorado Agricultural College
Unusual Bookmarks Found in Library Poems
In New York a librarian discovered a slice of raw bacon used as a bookmark in a Robert Service poetry volume. Another librarian reported a soft shelled crab marking a place in a different book.
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New York
Robert Service
Association to test gasoline tax legality in Ohio courts
In Columbus Ohio April 22 the Ohio State Automobile Association prepared to challenge the two cent per gallon gasoline tax law arguing it is unconstitutional. Executives and attorneys from the association met in Cleveland to plan, with a suspension request to allow a referendum as a feature of the suit. Initial action to be filed in common pleas court.
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Columbus
Ohio State Automobile Association
Cc. C. Jones
C. D. Saviers
J. F. Atwood
Cleveland
T Cday
Casey
Waver D. Mears
Janes
State Supreme Court
Common Pleas Court
Youngsters Placed on Honor After Juvenile Court Session
Judge S. M. Johnson initiating a new juvenile court practice. Two 10 year old boys faced incorrigible petty theft charges and admitted stealing small sums from neighbors until about $20 was traced. They must return in one year with all saved money to repay the thefts.
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S. M. Johnson
Waterpower myth as tears of a wife in Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio theVindicator notes a pointed saying that waterpower could run the country and that it now runs only if a wife’s tears are counted, reflecting a domestic critique of industrial power.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Chauncey High Plans Graduation For Big Class
Chauncey high school will graduate twenty eight students this year. Baccalaureate services are set for May 3 at First Christian church with Rev. Gilbert B. Courtney presiding. Class day on May 4 and commencement on May 5 in the school auditorium with Dr Carruthers of Ohio University delivering the address. Class motto The Elevator to Success Is Not Running Take the Stairs and the American Beauty Rose is the class flower.
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Chauncey
Chauncey High School
First Christian Church
Gilbert B. Courtney
Doctor Carruthers
Department of Education
Ohio University
Clara Bell
Alice Brewer
Myrtle Brown
Ruth Cline
Mildred Coulson
Mary Fennell
Wyona Gardner
Jennie Graham
Ivanne Huddy
Freda Omen
Margaret Potter
Mildred Rivers
Bernice Pritts
Millfield Class Holds Monthly Meeting
Mrs Leonard Simpson teacher of the Buds of Promise Sunday school class at Millfield Methodist Episcopal church hosted the monthly gathering at her home. After business a social session followed with refreshments. attendees included Dorothy Gillespie Merle Brown Dorothy Males Audrey Collins Mary Foster Pauline Tracy Beatrice West Kathryn Gillespie Elizabeth Thomas Ethel Powel Esther Powell Sylva Lawrie Isabel Brown and visitor Clara Wisner.
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Chauncey
Leonard Simpson
Buds of Promise
Millfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Gillespie
Merle Brown
Dorothy Males
Audrey Collins
Mary Foster
Pauline Tracy
Beatrice West
Kathryn Gillespie
Elizabeth Thomas
Ethel Powel
Esther Powell
Sylva Lawrie
Isabel Brown
Clara Wisner
Sunday Socials Bring Families to The Plains and Surroundings
Everett Clarence Cheser and Ethel Cheser of Union join Opal Hale of The Plains visiting Mr and Mrs William McDonald Sunday. Mrs Nettie Gabriel of Columbus and Owen Martin of The Plains visit Mr and Mrs George Gabriel Sr as he recovers from a serious illness. Louise Woodyard of The Plains visits Mrs Ossa Swartz at Brooksville. Chas Hennessy family and Henry Hennessy of Middleport spend Sunday at The Plains with F A West. Hershal Darnell and Sherman Gould visit Mr and Mrs Samuel Darnell at The Plains. Mrs F A West recently returned from a three week visit with relatives in Pomeroy. Thomas Pritchard Raymond and Ethel of Nelsonville visit Mrs Margaret Pritchard at The Plains.
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Henry Hennessy
Middleport
the Plains
F. A. West
Hershal Darnell
Sherman Gould
Samuel Darnell
Pomeroy
Thomas Pritchard
Raymond
Ethel
Nelsonville
Margaret Pritchard
Margaret Noble
Local hospital report and weekend visits in Ohio towns
A woman underwent appendicitis surgery in a Columbus hospital and is expected to go home to The Plains by week’s end. Eleanor Atkinson of Chauncey and Erma Bryan of The Plains attended a dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Janes Powell in Hocking. Mrs Myrtle Olson and three children from The Plains spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peter Savage in Hocking.
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Columbus
the Plains
Eleanor Atkinson
Chauncey
Erma Bryan
Janes Powell
Hocking
Myrtle Olson
Peter Savage
Coon Hosts Guests at The Plains Residence
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coon entertained guests Sunday at The Plains. Attendees were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Nichols and Arthur Wilson of The Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knowlton of near Albany.
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Chauncey
Arthur Coon
the Plains
W. C. Nichols
Arthur Wilson
Oscar Knowlton
Albany
Chauncey Residents Visit Dayton and Nelsonville Figures
Mrs Thomas Graham and her young son visit Dayton with Perry Leffler and Elmer Katzenback relatives in Dayton Chauncey resident John Smith attends funeral for his uncle Edward Smith in Carbon Mill Ona Sweeney and Charles Jr Sweeney visit Nelsonville Chauncey native Warren Koons formerly Columbus mayor in town Elmer Bingman of Athens and Mrs Brookins host guests in Converse street Chauncey
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Thomas Graham
Chauncey
Dayton
Perry Leffler
Elmer Katzenback
John Smith
Edward Smith
Carbon Mill
Charles Sweeney
Ona
Charles, Jr
Nelsonville
Warren B. Koons
Columbus
Elmer Bingman
Athens
Guy M. Brookins
Converse Street
Shock death verdict at Hackney inquest
Rose Hackett, a young typist, died from shock during an incomplete hanging. Doctors testified she attempted to hang herself with a clothesline, and the coroner recorded death from shock at the Hackney inquest.
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Hackney
Eng
Rose Hackett
Police Lieut Aubrey Houston Sentenced to Prison
Cincinnati Ohio April 22 Lieut Aubrey Houston commanding a relief at the fourth district police station and brother of the city fire chief was sentenced to eighteen months in the Atlanta federal penitentiary after pleading guilty to taking graft money Houston admitted nine thousand dollars but argued the amount was inflated Judge Smith Hickenlooper said the figure did not matter and warned of the bad example for his men Also Louis Sunderman a member of the flying squad of detectives pleaded guilty and received the same sentence Sunderman is a World War veteran and prosecutors cited his graft at seventeen thousand dollars
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Cincinnati, CO
Aubrey Houston
Fourth District
Barney Houston
Cincinnati
Federal
Atlanta
Houston
United States District
Smith Hickenlooper
Hickenlooper
Louis Sunderman
Flying Squad
Herrin Elects Anti Klan Mayor By Wide Margin
Herrin Illinois on April 22 reports Marshall D McCormack elected mayor by 197 votes over Ku Klux Klan candidate Thomas Welty in a violence free vote with 4890 ballots cast. McCormack urged unity and stated Herrin must go forward while police dispersed street gatherings.
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Herrin
Ill
Marshall D. McCormack
Thomas Welty
Ku Klux Klan
Los Angeles Lands in Bermuda After Record Flight
Navy dirigible Los Angeles arrived over Bermuda at 2 10 am after a flight from Lakehurst New Jersey. Strong headwinds over the Atlantic extended the travel time to eleven hours and thirty two minutes. The airship hovered over Bermuda until daylight before attempting to moor at the Patoka mast.
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Washington
Navy Dirigible
Los Angeles
Bermuda
Lakehurst
N. J
Navy Department
Atlantic
Es sex coach vehicle fire injures owner near Trimble
A Pearl Dille owned Essex coach burned while descending a hill between Jacksonville and Trimble on Monday night. Dille jumped from the car as flames grew, the vehicle left the road, crashed through a fence, and stopped at a creek bank after striking a tree. The car is a total loss. insurance was carried.
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Glouster
Pearl Dille
Trimble
Hill
Jacksonville
Dille
Monsarrat Mine Closure Reported at College Hill
The Monsarrat mine at College Hill is shut indefinitely with equipment removed. Mine No 10 at Derthick, owned by Sunday Creek Coal, may resume by mid next month, while Mines No 9 Corning and No 19 Buckingham restarted operations last week.
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Glouster
Monsarrat
College Hill
Derthick
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Corning
Buckingham
Sunday Creek Coal
Three-Act Play by Green's Run Teachers
Glouster April 22. Green's Run teachers present Bashful Mr Bobbs at Green's Run school house 7 30 pm Saturday with orchestra music. Admission 25 cents. Special bus from Glouster to Green's Run at 6 45 pm for locals. T G McDonald spent Wednesday in Columbus with son Glenn and family.
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Glouster
Bobbs
Green's Run
Green’s Run
Union Service Fills Church of Christ at Trimble
The Church of Christ in Trimble hosted a pre Easter union communion and baptismal service. Attendees from Glouster Millfield Green's Run and Taylor Ridge attended. Thirteen additions were recorded and about $30 was raised for benevolent work.
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Glouster
Church of Christ At
Trimble
Union
Green’s Run
Taylor Ridge
Millfield
Green's Run
Alumni Banquet Time Change Set for May 1
Glouster notes a time change for the high school alumni banquet from 6 30 to 7 p m on May 1. Members are urged to purchase tickets by next Monday.
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Glouster
Andersons Visit Colum Bus With Daughters
G A Anderson traveled to Colum bus on Wednesday to spend a few days with his daughters Miss Emma Anderson and Miss Virgene Anderson.
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G. A. Anderson
Columbus
Misses Emma and
Virgene Anderson
Dr A J Crawford Visits Columbus on Business
Dr. A J Crawford conducted a business visit in Columbus on Wednesday, meeting with local officials and discussing potential collaborations and investments.
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A. J. Crawford
Columbus
Pythian Sisters Meet in Jacksonville
Pythian Sisters 553 of Jacksonville plan a meeting Thursday evening. Import business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
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Pythian Sisters
Glouster
Jacksonville
Initiation Planned at Glouster Temple Meeting
Glouster Temple 560 Pythian Sisters will hold an initiation this Thursday evening in the city. Degree staff members will wear white and attendees are asked to bring two sandwiches.
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Glouster
Glouster Temple
Pythian Sisters
Hats Reduced at Bell's Up-to-date Millinery
Hats that sold as high as 6.50 were reduced to 2.50 at Bell's Up-to-date Millinery across from the depot in Glouster. Mrs. Scott Haney and Mrs. Frank Lowry and daughter of Athens were guests of Mrs. Elma G. Bell Tuesday.
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Bell
Glouster
Scott Haney
Frank Lowry
Athens
Elma G. Bell
Local Notes on Residents Returning and Visiting
Mrs. Katherine Braminger returned Tuesday to Gallipolis where she works at O. H. Francis. McKee is home from a Columbus sanitarium much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Russell left Tuesday for Philadelphia after visiting the latter's parents. Paul Ebersbach is home from Cincinnati where he attended the opening game of the baseball season.
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Katherine Braminger
Gallipolis
O. H. FE
Francis McKee
Columbus
Norman Russell
Philadelphia
Paul Ebersbach
Cincinnati
Pomeroy High School Honors List Letters Granted
Pomeroy high school announces honor letters for students excelling in academics this year. Seniors named include Elizabeth Arnold Anna Mae Cook Edna Fisher Emma Franz Helena Phillips Thelma Phillips Brittin Weeks Evelyn Wilson Garnet McDoogie Erelyn Groentler Daniel McNaughton John Lutz Arthur Wolf. Juniors listed are Maroline Bence Josie Bryson Dorothy Coates Marlon Daniels Mary Virginia Reibel Helen Brown Russell Ilda Smith Katherine Starkey Martin Elberfeld Malcolm Hartley Marion Leitweiler.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy High School
Elizabeth Arnold
Anna Mae Cook
Edna Fisher
Emma Franz
Helena Phillips
Thelma Phillips
Brittin Weeks
Evelyn Wilson
Garnet McDoogie
Erelyn Groentler
Daniel McNaughton
John Lutz
Arthur Wolf
Maroline Bence
Josie Bryson
Dorothy Coates
Marlon Daniels
Mary Virginia Reibel
Helen Brown
Ilda Smith
Katherine Starkey
Martin Elberfeld
Malcolm Hartley
Marion Leitweilder
Dana Smith Released from Jail After Fine Paid
Pomeroy April 22 Dana Smith fined in Squire People's court for trespassing on the J. O. Smith farm at Bedford was released from jail when Shorty Bryant paid the fine. Herbert Autherson also released by Mayor Brown of Middleport on promise to make payments for an old liquor charge.
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Pomeroy
Dana Smith
Squire People's Court
J. O. Smith
Bedford
Shorty Bryant
Herbert Autherson
Mayor Brown
Middleport
Maccabee Play Draws Youth on Bartlett Evening
A group of young people attended the Maccabee play in Bartlett on Friday night. A donation was collected for Josephine Wolf after the performance. Mrs. Jessie Weaver and her husband of Marietta spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Armstrong.
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Bartlett
Josephine Wolf
Jessie Weaver
Marietta
B. E. Armstrong
Marjory Armstrong
Howard Hobson
Vincent
Frances Carpenter
Frances McCune
Glouster
Lenor Strode
Lucille Love
Athens
Charles Caldwell
Zanesville
Shade Senior Class Play Postponed Due to Illness
The senior class play scheduled for Wednesday evening is postponed because Marry Tipple of Pleasant Hill has influenza and will not attend school this week. Dora Burleigh visited her parents, Mr and Mrs D F Burleigh, on Sunday. Juniors of Lodi hosted a party for the seniors Friday night and many from the area attended Frank Cain's home gathering. Lodi High students are preparing for Friday's track meet at Athens and plan to enter nearly all the teams.
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Caat
Marry Tipple
Pleasant Hill
Dora Burleigh
D. F. Burleigh
Lodi
Frank Cain
Lodi High
Athens
Evening program features O'Brien and Flanders troupe
O'Brien will deliver an oration while Bern dena Hawk recites Teel poetry. Frank Chaney and Wingett perform a humorous skit. Dorothy Orr Pearl O Brien Glenna and Opal Flanders present a musical production.
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O'Brien
Bern Dena Hawk
Frank Chaney
Wingett
Dorothy Orr
Pearl O Brien
Glenna
Opal Flanders
Local Family Notices Include Births Illness and Visits
Miss Leona Lemoine was here with relatives recently. Mr and Mrs August announce the birth of a son Lea A M Krajenka of Corning guest of Mrs Charles Wahl who has been ill for two weeks with flu. Lea Lemoine infected with flu and convalescing. Mrs Edith Lines and daughter Gladys of Toronto Canada have been guests of Mr and Mrs James Golding. Irene Golding was visiting relatives in Gloucester. Rev G B Courtney began appointment here at the church Wednesday evening. Mrs Alex Spurgus is with the flu. Mr and Mrs Carl Welling and daughter Vernica were guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ward Murray City Sunday. A B Krajeska Corning visiting his sister Mrs Charles Wahl.
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Leona Lemoine
August
Lea A. M. Krajenka
Corning
Charles Wahl
Edith Lines
Gladys
Toronto
Canada
James Golding
Mies Irene Golding
Glouster
G. B. Courtney
the of Christ
Alex Spurgus
Carl Welling
Vernica
Thomas Ward
Murray City
A. B. Krajeska
Karr Hodge Nuptials In Huntington West Virginia
Irving Karr son of Mr and Mrs Irving Karr of Syracuse New York and Miss Virginia Hodge daughter of Dr John Hodge of Middleport were quietly married at Huntington West Virginia on April 13.
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Karr-Hodge
Pomeroy
Irving Karr
Syracuse
Virginita Hodge
John Hodge
Middleport
Huntington
W. Va
Literary Club Explores The Weird Tale in April Meeting
Middleport April meeting of the Literary club featured "The Weird Tale" as the program. Members read stories including The Fall of the House of Usher and The Wind in the Rose Bush with noted readers Mrs. Nella Calderwood Mrs. Lucy Boggess and others. The session was hosted by Mrs. Garen H. Stansbury.
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Middleport
Middleport Literary Club
House of
Nella Calderwood
Bush
Mary Wilkins Freeman
W. C. Bennett
Jack London
Hartinger
Crile Recrieve
Lucy Boggess
Garen H. Stansbury
Fire Toll From Bisbee Blaze Reaches Casualties
Fire in Cannae Sonora Mexico sixty five miles from Bisbee costs two lives forty injured and property loss of two hundred fifty thousand dollars according to word received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisbee
Ariz
Cannae
Sonora
Mexico
Sharpsburg Road Work Advances Amid Filling On Church Hill
Local crews resume road work in Sharpsburg with filling on the church hill underway. A Sunday electric storm toppled sheds on farms east of Bartlett and blew down a silo on Wayne Edgerton’s property. A barn on Emlin Morris’ farm was torn from its foundation. Belle Burns traveled to Chauncey after her brother Edward Smith’s death, returning Monday with several family members. Cemetery volunteers cleaned the grounds and residents are asked to donate 25 cents per grave for next year’s upkeep. Mary Carpenter and Belva visited Murray City.
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Church Hill
Charles Goddard
Bartlett
Wayne Edgerton
Emlin Morris
Belle Burns
Chauncey
Edward Smith
Leonard Harris
Columbus
Ernest Burns
Portsmouth
Ethel Huffman
Nelsonville
Donald Harris
Mary Carpenter
Belva
Murray City
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