Atlanta Quotations Groceries and Livestock Prices
Rail and city market report from Atlanta with detailed quotations on groceries including syrup, chocolates, and baking goods, plus live stock prices for steers, cows, hogs, and hogs heads. Includes grain and feed items with prices for flour, corn, oats, hay, meal, and assorted farm staples.
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Garrel
Victory
Victory Cour
Queen Chighest
Iin
Mer Gustet
Torn
Texas
Tennessee
Georgia
Yunsby
Timothy Toamav Haley
Ivacy
Harper
Patsy
Purina
Turin
Purina Peratch
Juo-td
Steks
Victory Stratch
Aiwa
Levi
Dar Gwt
Arab Horse
Victory Horse
A. B.C
Patihaker
Ford
Milica
Cass
Atlanta
Hospital Campaign Nears Finish as Fund Rises
The Wesley Memorial hospital campaign reports 20 651 60 raised toward the 25 000 goal. A donor G Candler pledges 75 000 toward the hospital. The last day of fundraising expected with final report due tonight at 6.
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Winecoff
Wesley Memorial Hospital Czmnaif
Asw G
Henry WH. Tucker
Colored Baseball at Atlanta University Campus Showdown
The Mist and one of the best games of the season will be played this afternoon on Atlanta university's campus between Morris Brown University and Atlanta University. The weather has been favorable, promising a well practiced, well coached contest with plenty of wood scrap. The game starts promptly at 1:40. Take West Shunter to Ashby street cars and get on at the campus.
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Atlanta University
Morris Brown University
Sam
West Shunter
Ashby
Sidney Smith Eyes Return to Atlanta Crackers in 1914
Sid Smith, a former Crackers catcher, hints at leaving Columbus in the American Association for a major league move and may join Atlanta. He cites salary and proximity to home as factors, with interest from the Pittsburgh Federals and pressure from Atlanta fans and officials. The piece notes Sid’s strong hitting and prior pennant work, urging Atlanta management to act.
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Sidney Smith
Federals
Sid
Pitsburg Federals
South
Atlanta
Mrs. Sadth
Crackers
Smith
Atlanta Ball Sub
Columbus Club
Atlanta Motorcyclists Endurance Run Second Meeting Held
An Atlanta assembly at 8 oclock Friday at the Southern Motorcycle company in Atlanta drew up instructions for the Sunday endurance race. Prizes come from Empire Life, Livenaustell, L. & Crane, Goodyear, and Hendee. Entrants include Hudson Parish Cook Dedinger and many others riding Indian Pope Harley-Davidson Thor Excelsior and more. Riders will form teams of five and depart 750 am, touring through Marietta and towns to Rome, then return to Bellwood avenue before resuming Marietta Street. A gold medal awaits the rider with the highest total after the April 12 event and a country club may be formed.
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Atlanta
Southern Motorcycle Company
Peachtree Street
Empire Lire Company
Livenaustell Company
L. & Crane
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Hendee Manufacturing Company
H. Hudson
Thor
R. B. Parish
Harley-Davidson
W. M. Cook
Walter Dedinger
Murphy
Excelsor
Luther Ewing
Harley- Davidson
W. D. Stoufer
Livingston
Excelsior
Hal Gilbert
Pope
Nemo Lancaster
Jack Folsom
Charlie ‘Adams
Harley Davidson
George “Nix
Jl. Grane
Jim Oliver
Harley-David
Marietta Street
Marietta
Lo Bmyrna
Kennesaw
Acworth
Altoona
Cartersville
Euharkee
Kingston
Rome
Gedartown
Trockmart
Dallas
Hiram
Powder Springs
Austell
Mableton
Bellwood Avenue
Ritchie Wolgast Receipts Reported At $39 600
Sulwankee Wis March 13 Receipts of last nights bout between Wille Ratchie weight champion and Ad Wolgan amounted to 39 805 according to instant summary by Manning Vaughn secretary of the Wisconsin state boxing commission Forty percent of this amount 15922 went to Ritchie Wolgast received 11911 20 percent and the promoters divided 4952 Vaughn said The commission received 1990 The contract provided Ritchie would receive 49 percent of receipts and Wolgast 30 percent or Wolgat would receive 7 percent of total receipts out of which he would have to pay Mitchie 10 600 The champion chose the 407 percent
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Sulwankee
Wis
Wille Ratchie
Ad Wolgan
Manning Vaughn
Wisconsin State Boxing Commission
Ritchie
Wolgast
Vaughn
Wolggat
Mitchie
Ty Cobb Heads to Join Tigers for Spring Training
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the famed ball player, was in Atlanta for several hours before flying to New Orleans to join the Detroit Tigers in spring training. He left Royston, Georgia, last night for the trip ahead of the season.
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Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Atlanta
Jhey
Royston
New Orleans
Detroit Tigers
Bill to Abolish Boxing In New York Reported Favorably
Albany March 1 The bill to abolish the state athletic commission and forbid professional boxing exhibitions in New York was reported favorably today by the Assembly Judiciary Committee.
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New York
Assembly
Albany
State Athletic Commission
Assembly Judiciary Committees
Ganzel and McMillan Visit Atlanta Ahead of Bronchos Spring
John Ganzel manager of the Rochester Branched spent a few hours in Atlanta en route to Anniston for spring training. Tommie McMillan, Atlanta native and Bronchos shortstop, accompanied Ganzel to Anniston and will be seen in action during the week of April 8 to 11.
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John Ganzel
Rochester
Atlanta
Ananiston
Ganzel
Tommie McMillan
Anniston
Tommie
Cleveland Naps to play Georgia and Furman in Georgia
Twelve Cleveland Naps players in spring practice travel to Greenville South Carolina for a game with Furman at the request of outfielder Joe Jackson. The rest of the squad will face the University of Georgia in Athens on Saturday.
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Athens
Greenville
5. C
Furman College
Joe Birmingham
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
University of Georgia
Regulars Win Game in Seven Innings at Americus
The Cleveland American association regulars won a seven inning game against Yannnigans by 5 to 1. Sheckard prepared recruiting pitchers for both sides. Plans are under way for a record crowd at the game Monday and Tuesday between the Scouts and the Boston Braves in Americus.
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Ameneus
Browns deny signing two players to Federal League
Reports say pitcher Baumgardner and outfielder Williams, previously with the St. Louis Browns, would join the Kansas City Federals. Browns officials label the reports a joke as Stovall confirms talks occurred while traveling between Florida training sites.
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New Orleans
Baumgardner
Outdelder Williams
St. Ly Browns
Kansas City
Stovall
Wichita Falls
Texas
St. Petersburg
Fla
Hedges
Browns
Sto
Wis
Marcu L
Bauigerdner
Williams
Kansas City Federals
Hiram Mason
St. Louis Americans
R. L. Tedges
Branch Buckey
Florida
Guils' Roster Revealed for 1914 Mobile Club
Manager Lord announced Mobile's 1914 roster including pitchers W Robertson LaRue Kirby Keeley Liebemann semi pros Williams Cullen catchers Schmidt Brown Berger Pensacola Catton States infielders Calhoun Jersey City O'Dell Perry Teves Gutfelders Lord Clark Miller with only one unsigned player Kid Meili from last season.
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Mobile
Prisers Lord
Lord
W. Robertson
LaRue Kirby
Keeley
Liebemann
Williams
Cullen
New Orleans
Schmidt
Brown
Berger
Pensacola Catton States
Calhoun
Jersey City
O'Dell
Perry
Nashville
Teves
Evansvillle
Gutfelders
Clark
Miller
Kid" Meili
Exhibition Games Held Across Arenas and Parks
Cleveland v Georgia and Trinity v Trinity Park play at Durham. St Paul faces Memphis in another match. Cleveland battles Furman in Greenville. Substitutes square off against athletics in Virginia. Matches span arenas and parks, reflecting a busy early schedule.
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Cleveland
Georgia
Arenas
Subs
Athletics
Waeniveton
Virginia
Trinty
Trinty Park
Durham
St. Paul
Memphis
Furman
Greenville
Vols Reserve List Named by Nashville Manager
Nashville Tenn March 14 The list for the Nashville Vols of the Southern league announced by Manager W C Schwartz includes pitchers Forrest More Cliftora Snyder Bernie Boland Heinie Berger from Mobile Leslie Johnson and T A Rogers Renfer from Ottawa Walter Market free agent and amateurs Griggs Marshall Cantwell. Catchers Red Smith Bill Chenault and William Smith infielders George Rust John Lindsay Freeland Harry Spratt and outfielders Dave Callahan Bert King Pinch McCabe Spratt and McCabe.
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Vols
Nashville
Tenn
Egal
W. C. Schwartz
Forrest More
Cliftora Snyder
Bernie Boland
Heinie Berger
Leslie Johnson
T. A. Rogers
Renfer
Ottawa
Walter Market
Griggs
Marshall
Cantwell
Red” Smith
Bill Chenault
William Smith
Columbia, Tenn
George Rust
John Lindsay
Freeland
Harry Spratt
Dave Callahan
Volunteers
Bert King
Chattanooga
Pinch McCabe
Jersey City
International Lexcue
Spratt
McCabe
Walsh Brothers Going to Augusta in Season Move
The Walsh brothers, catcher and infielder, may be sent to the Augusta South Atlanta league club by Manager Buy South if they agree to the change. The decision rests with them as they pursue a chance to advance. The Crackers schedule a practice game this afternoon against the Baptist Tabernacle Baracas at 3 o'clock, with admission 25 cents. Regulars beat Pepperites 6 to 2 in six innings as Manush starred with three hits and Welchonce, Long, and Flanagan led the offense.
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Walsh Brothers
Catcher
Snielder
Augusta South Atlanta
Buy South
Smith
Crackers
Tabernacle Baracas
Fence de Jeon Thia
Cense
Rey Perryman
Joe Dunn
Lawrence
Munch
Welchonce
Long
Flanagan
Eible
McConnell
Webeb
Pepperites
Nixon
Lynch
Kercher
Dunn
Manush
Amason
Tarcher
Price
Schwind
Doscher
Walsh
Browning
Lawrences
Dent
Phillies Take Cubs In World Series Style Win
Philadelphia Americans beat Chicago Nationals 6 to 2 in Tampa with Strunk’s hot bat and a late ninth inning shutdown by Bullet Joe Bush. Attendance surges as crowd enjoys summerlike weather and a rematch slated for tomorrow. Batteries Koestner Zabel Bresnahan and Brown Bush Lapp.
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Athletices
Cubs
Tampa
Fla
Philadelpha Americans
Joe” Bush
Cub
Will Launch Defender Defiance On May 11
Bath Maine March 1 The racing sloop Defhauve a candidate for the defense of the Americas cup will be launched May 11 according to George M Pynchon managing director of the syndicate building the boat This is the first definite launching date for any of the trio of yachts entering elimination trials Mr Fynchen and ER Walter Clark treasurer of the syndicate say the framing is along and Defiance will be ready for planking in a week Irinta owned by Mr fick and commanded by Captain Stow will leave City Island for Bath April 98 bringing the crew for the soon
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Bath
Maine
Defhauve
George M. Pynchon
Fynchen
Walter Clark
Philadelphia
Mr. Fick
Stow
City Island
Laporte Joins Indianapolis Federals After KC Signing
Frank Laporte, newly signed by the Kansas City American Association club, today joined the Indianapolis Federals, via a message from Wichita Falls Texas. The move follows his earlier deal with Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Mearen
Frank Laporte
Tndianapolis Federals
Wichita Falls
Texas
Boys' High 10 Play A M A Nine Today
The Boys' High School baseball team departs for Gainesville to face Riverside Military Academy in the opener of a three game series with two more clashes scheduled in Gainesville and Atlanta. Also in sports: mixed golf foursomes in honor of Miss Gladys Ravenscroft of England ends 4 to 3. Lawrence Cowing wins Cincinnati arranged tennis title 3 5 6 4 6.
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Gainesville
Riverside Military Academy
Gaimesville
Atlanta
Oakmont
Wennin
Pinehurat
Lawrence Cowing
Cincinnati
R.A. Burns
Toronto
Brown Is Winner In Billiard Match
New York March 13 Morris D Brown of Brooklyn won the National Amateur Richard tournament match against Eugene L Milburn of Memphis by 409 to 6 in thirty seven innings after Brown built a 200 point lead with a 103 run. Milburn’s three turns added 760 to his total despite early deficits as the two players traded leads across twenty one innings.
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New York
Richard
Morris D. Brown
Brooklyn
Eugene L. Milbur
Memphis
Tenn
Brown
Innnings
Milburn
Boxing card set at Columba Burlesque Theater tonight
Three boxing bouts head a program at the Columba Burlesque theater starting at 9 o clock. In the ten round main event Meser Pries meets Eddie Bass. The six round semi wind up features Spider Britt against Eddie Walsh and a four round preliminary pits Young Britt against Eddie Hudder.
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Columba Burlesque Theater
Meser Pries
Eddie Bass
Spider Britt
Eddie Walsh
Young Britt
Eddie Hudder
Diversified crops to replace cotton in section
Meridian reports plan to diversify crops as cotton acreage declines. Farmers will increasingly raise truck crops and other diversified products. Recent cold and snow caused minimal damage to tender plants. fruits and truck crops largely spared. Tampa notes Sweeney reported in Boston Braves deal with Evers trade. possible placement at second base with Zimmerman returning to third.
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Meridian
Buss
Tampa
CIA
Tnfelder
Willian' Sweeney
O'Day
Chicago
Cbs
Sweeney
Rome to form Junior Chamber of Commerce
A Rome group will organize a Junior Chamber of Commerce under the chamber of commerce. Its aim is to study Rome civic and industrial life and involve young men aged 16 to 20 in aiding community needs. Professor W P Jones, high school principal, will be managing director.
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Teme
Maren
Younior Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Chamber of Commerce
W P. Jones
Senoia Duck Mill to be Opened Again
Stockholders of the Bank of Senoia have bought the Senioa duck mill property and plan to reopen soon. They seek outside capital and will seek manufacturing firms to locate there with attractive incentives. C F Hollberg and Lee Hand lead the new venture in Senoia Georgia.
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Sengia
Sénoia
Maren 1A
Speeas
Bank of Fefina
Senoia
Home Insurance Co Buys The Hibernia Company
New Orleans March 13 Sale of the Hibernia Insurance Company of Louisiana to the Home Insurance Company on York was completed today. By terms of sale the Hibernia company holds between 3 1/2 and 10 million dollars of life insurance in Louisiana. The Hibernia, organized in 1871, had capital of 50,000 and surplus of 252,000. The book value of the stock was rated at 204 a share.
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New Orleans
Erma Insurance Company
Louisiana
Home Insurance Company
York
Hema Company
Hibernia
Atpex
Shriners Return From Manila Pilgrimage
Seattle March 12. About 150 nobles of the Aristic Shrine from most Imperial temples in the United States and Canada arrived back from Manila. They traveled under Nile temple Seattle to install novices. The party left Seattle December 30, completing the longest pilgrimage in Shrine history and visiting Orient ports. Many women accompanied by families.
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Seattle
Wash
United
City to collect about $60,000 in back taxes
Figures from Councilman Charles Switch show approximately $60,000 in delinquent taxes owed since last year and the year before. The city has already recovered over $10,000 from residents listed as tax dodgers, many of whom kept names out of city records and school lists.
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Charles W. Switch
Smith
Woodward
McQlelland
Dig
Atlanta
Hig
Brunswick Meeting to Discuss Great National Highway
Brunswick Ga March 13 Special for the Miami Quebec automobile highway a road from Savannah to Brunswick and to Jacksonville will be discussed at a general meeting in Uniscry at an wart. County commissioners of Chatham Bryan Liberty McIntosh Glynn Camden Georgia and Duval Nassau Florida are urged to send representatives. The convention is arranged by the Brunswick board of trade with Mayor Mopkins as chairman and a committee including H Mason Abrams Mallard and Brown to finalize details.
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BrunsWick
Vannah
Jacksonville
Chatham
Bryan
Liberty
McIntosh
Glynn
Camden
Georgia
Duval
Nassau Countes
Florida
Wlre
Brunswick Board of Trade
Mopkins
Ua Hf
Death of Westinghouse Not to Affect Business
New York March 1 George Westinghouse noted engineer and inventor died of heart disease. His will ensures continuation of vast business interests under trustees. Policy and operations of Westinghouse industries remain unchanged. Trustees named Henry M Westinghouse Charles A Terry and W D Undepraff. Voting power in corporations to be shared among those interests. Westinghouse valued over 50 million dollars. He was in his eighty sixth year and burial set for Saturday at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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New York
George West
Newhouse
Lalarge
Westinghouse
Henry Merman Westinghouse
Spd
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Charles A. Terry
Westinghouse’ el Wie and Manufacturing Company
W. D. Undepraff
Estinghouse Air’ Brake Company
George Westinghouse
Law Against Opium Goes Into Effect
Washington reports that regulations to enforce the new federal act prohibiting opium imports began moving from the treasury to customs collectors. The act bans opium imports except for medical use, and bans export of opium and cocaine except under strict rules. Violations carry up to $5,000 fine or $50 minimum, up to two years in prison or both.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
Firma
Institutiona
Many Bodies in Sunken Steamer Swept Away
Washington reports that the Old Dominion new Monroe sank after a collision with the Nantucket off Virginia coast January 10. Divers swept from the wreck by a strong current recovered bodies as 43 Avex were lost, with hopes remaining to recover more imprisoned within the ship.
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Washington
Old Dominion
New Monroe
Nantucket
Virginia
Avex
Tenement Fire in Bridgeport Kills Three Residents
Fire in a six family tenement in Bridgeport Connecticut early today killed three men and endangered a fourth, threatening the lives and eyes of sixty other occupants.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Wareh
Atlanta's Strides From Day 10 Day 10 Day
The Constitution notes a major transaction the Lind Ad Products company of New York purchasing a Row Street site with Southern Railway frontage for 7000 dollars to build an oxy acetylene metal works. Also details Georgia Railway and Power plans to acquire semi central Atlanta property for new structures and an express terminus on Butler Street, plus other real estate sales including parcels on Peachtreon and Marietta streets and Euclid avenue with prices ranging from forty thousand to fifty thousand dollars.
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Lind Ad Products Company
New Yor City
Row’ Street
Southern Railway
Roy Street
Pylant Street
Muchase
Thrower
Mmer Ty
TD. Amnicu Ther
Lanta
Atlanta
Commerce
Georgia Rialway and Power Company
Preston Arkwright
Street Railway Company
A& Pares
Butler Eirest
Achiner Street
Waiton Street
Street Raway Company
Guimer Street
Beatty
John C. DePree
Nannie
Boyd
Peachtron Street
Currier
George P. Moora
Burckhardt
Fr. Bricken
Marietta ‘Street
Bartow
Bartow Street
M. C. Kiser Agency
RB. G. Little
E. M. Dunning
Euclid Avenue
Tor
AlkaHEST Managers Hold Meeting At Piedmont Hotel
About twenty five AlkaHEST Lyceum representatives from southern sections met at the Piedmont hotel yesterday at 10 in the morning to discuss field conditions and best methods for promoting the lyceum. Russell Bridge presided, with readings by Mrs. William Calvin Chilton concluding the day.
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Alki Lyceum
Piedmont
Inday
Citveiuy
Lyceum
White Way for West Point Lighting Plan Examined
West Point plans a white way to illuminate the business district. The street lighting system is undecided as J W Kud man and J C Lagietr review options and will report to the city council at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Une
J. W. Kudman
J.C. Lagietr
McCurry Pleased With Court Ruling On Heat Regulation
Hartwell Ga March 2 Hon Indian Bh McCurry expresses delight as the supreme court upholds constitutional list to make it a crime to heat hotels and boarding houses The matter was before the court.
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Hartwell
McCurry
Supreme Court
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Lunn
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Atlant
We EL White, Jr
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Butcher
Hyans
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Rafi
Fidelity Frintana Produce Company
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Eats
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Ryan
Bill Smith
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Ani
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TY Cobb
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ITY Feds
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Southern Michigan League
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Philadelphia Club
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Alexander
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Doom
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Thompson
Shears
Stewart
Johnson
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Pla
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St Louis
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