Forged $40 Checks Tied to Kentucky Valley Co
Covington and Newport report two more forged checks purporting to be signed by EP A Shaching of the Kentucky Valley Company. The $40 notes, traced to Red Cloud and Superior Nebraska, were returned by banks after cashing. Bankers say the same scheme has recurred for eight months, yielding about $4,000 to the operator since last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP. A. Shaching
Kentucky Valley Company
Covington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Red Cloud
Superior
Neb
Aldermen Ban Billboard Use In City
The Covington Board of Aldermen passed an ordinance prohibiting painting or posting bills on public places with a jail sentence for violations. Other measures include sidewalk construction on Fifteenth street and Ninth street, sewer funding on Sterrett avenue, and an appropriation of 22 720 66 dollars to pay various claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Fifteenth Street
Garrard Avenue
Greenup Street
Ninth Street
Madison Avenue
Banklick
Robbins Avenue
Wallace Avenue
Sterrett Avenue
John Listerman
H. C. Spinks
Linden Avenue
Joe Collopy
Lang
Board of Aldermen
Water Works Department
City offices to open under new secretary
G. M. Abbott, former secretary of the South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway, resigns and will be succeeded by Polk Lafoon, ex secretary in the Auditor's Frankfort office. Abbott will establish an office in Cincinnati to handle the Cincinnati Newpo and Covington Light and Traction Company business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Abbott
South Covington and Cincinnati Street Railway Company
Polk Lafoon
Frankfort
Abbott
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Newpo & Covington Light and Traction Company
Covington Briefs Selections and Local Notices
James Keating 55 of 94 West Seventh died yesterday of tuberculosis. Funeral Monday in St Patrick's Church. Bavarian Brewing Company union labor claim denied with plant employing only union labor and contractors. Elizabeth E Sargent 48 of 809 Scott died yesterday. body to Frankfort City. Covington Coal Company building permit for a frame coal elevator at Thirteenth street foot costing 5090. William D Haywood spoke to 600 at Odd Fellows Temple Hall Fifth and Madison. Susanna Hegedus of Dayton sought copy of marriage license return for daughter Susanna Hegedus and Frank Menchik married Covington April 16. they may be in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Keating
West Seventh Street
St. Patrick's Church
Cincinnati
Bavarian Brewing Company
Elizabeth E. Sargent
Scott Street
Frankfort
Gould
Covington Coal Company
Thirteenth Street
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Odd Fellows
Temple Hall
Fifth
Madison Streets
Susanna Hegedus
Dayton
John C. B. Yates
Frank Menchik
Covington
Hegedus
Kenton Court Notes: Civil and Juvenile Dockets
The Star Roller Mill sued Veith and Sweigert for 381.69 for lumber sold. Alonzo Lesher won 10,000 in a Federal Court verdict against C. Crane & Co. for injuries as an employee. Earl Tryling, 16, remanded to jail by Juvenile Judge H. P. Stevens for delinquency. Warner W. Yates v City of Covington goes to the jury this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Roller Mill
Veith & Sweigert
Alonzo Lesher
C. Crane & Co
Lesher
Earl Tryling
H. P. Stevens
Covington
Warner W. Yates
Suit against Sheriff Nagel over attachment seizure
A Newport Circuit Court filing names Sheriff John P. Nagel and Deputy Herbert Gilmore plus Baltimore bondsman United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company as defendants. Joseph Mefties seeks 500 dollars alleging March 8 attachment deprived him of furniture a pool table cigars and other property while a court exempted it from seizure and Gilmore refuses release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Nagel
Campbell County
Herbert Gilmore
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Newport
Attey Ramsey Washington
Joseph Mefties
Nagel
Gilmore
Donelan
Property Transfers Noted On Various Streets And Squares
The record lists transfers including A G and Sadie Simral to Mollie Merkel for 83 by 100 feet on Eastern Avenue and Elma Whipple to Clarence Whipple for 25 by 135 feet on Linden Street Ludlow. Florence and Walter Grizzell transfer to Mary J Nolan for 2 1/2 by 162 feet on Maryland Avenue. Walker and Minnie Hall to J Wayne Bush for 27 by 100 feet at Williams and Nineteenth. A G Simral to J Z Hatfield for 7 1/2 feet on Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G
Sadie Simral
Mollie Merkel
Eastern
Elma Whipple
Clarence Whipple
Linden Street
Ludlow
Florence
Walter Grizzell
Mary J. Nolan
Maryland Avenue
Walker
Minnie Hall
J. Wayne Bush
Williams
US OG Ae Cig Pease Veey
A. G. Simral
J. Z. Hatfield
Wallace Avenue
Covington Marriage Licenses Listed
Edward Brum of Dayton Ohio and Amelia Fritz of Covington Ohio appear on Covington marriage license records with ages 27 and unspecified residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brum
Dayton, O.sccernsese
Amelia Fritz
Covington
Hold Up License Asked by Shea at Newport Meeting
At Newport City Board session, 85 saloon license petitions were heard. three were held for License Committee study, including W A Lampe York street Charles Waxman Sixth and Monmouth and Police and Fire Commissioner Daniel Shea Sixth and Patterson. An appropriation of 32000 for pump house repair and an emergency main connect with Covington was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epming
Newport
Newport News In Brief
Newport residents mourn Henry Osky 58 who died at his East Tenth Street home after a lingering illness. Funeral set for 10 AM at St. Stephen's Church. Mary Brown suffers facial burns from a gas stove explosion at H Burkhardt photos. A C and O brakeman fires at youths on a fright train. shots miss. Earlier incidents leave three boys struck by wheels. two fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Retail Grocers’ Association
J. W. Cook
Joseph Hofner
James Reedy
J. W. Wetzel
W. H. Horner
W. Wittmeyer
J. G. Vaal
Henry Osky
Newport
East Tenth Street
Sth, Stephen's Church
Mary Brown
H. Burkhardt
Eleventh and
Ann Streets
Washington Avenue
Campbell County Probate Notes Highlight Stegner Will
The will of Caroline Stegner probated in Campbell County Court leaves to daughter Caroline Schnake the horse buggy harness and sewing machine while the residual estate is divided equally among children John George Stegner Anna Strattman Maggie Weber Caroline Schnake and Edward Stegner. Executor named is son John George Stegner. Also Mary O'Hara appointed guardian of Beatrice Swigart aged fourteen with Thomas Hogan as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Stegner
Caroline Schnake
John George Stegner
Anna Strattman
Maggie Weber
Edward Stegner
Mary O'Hara
Beatrice Swigart
Thomas Hogan
Newport Marriage Licenses
Charles Bilikam of Columbus Ohio and Florence M Thompson of Columbus Ohio appear as new marriage license holders in Newport filings. Verification and details of residence provided in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bilikam Columbus
Florence M. Thompson
Columbus
Tent
Goulds Separate as Helen Kelly Gould Files Suit
Frank Jay Gould and his wife Helen Margaret Kelly have separated. Mrs Gould filed for a legal parting with papers served yesterday. The couple’s actual split occurred Thursday when Gould returned to the Plaza with his wife amid late October fire damages repairs. Jealousy over public admiration for Mrs Gould’s beauty is cited as the initial cause. Helen Kelly was the granddaughter of the late Eugene Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
New York
Frank Jay Gould
Helen Margaret Kelly
Gould
Ohio Banker Freed After Three Year Sentence
W L Leighton, a former Lima banker convicted of forging bank statements, completed a three year term and left the prison to meet his mother at the Columbus station. He and his mother boarded a train for Toledo. Leighton, stepson of Captain Dowling, is linked to the Girls Industrial Home in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
W. W. Leighton
Allen County
Toledo
Leighton
Lima
Captain Dowling
Girls’ Industrial Home
Ohio Militia Company Disbands In Butler County
The Middletown based Company L of the First Regiment Ohio National Guard in Butler County was ordered disbanded by the state military authorities. An inspection showed the unit did not meet the stricter post supervision standards now in effect since federal oversight increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
Middletown
Butler County
United States Army
Adams County natives hold annual society meeting
The Adams County Society gathered at Charles B. Swain's Hartwell home last night with over 100 members present. A. G. Turnipseed was elected President, while Dr. J. B. Wilson became Vice President and Mrs. Charles Lafferty was named Secretary. Mrs. Fannie Yeater was chosen Treasurer, joining Executive Board members Mrs. W. W. Higgins and Mrs. Lettle Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Society
Adams County
Charles B. Swain
Creston Avenue
Hartwell
A. G. Turnipseed
J. B. Wilson
Charles Lafferty
Fannie Yeater
W. W. Higgins
Primary date set for Seventh District nomination
Lexington and Ashland area political circles note the Democratic Executive Committee fixed September 3 to nominate the Seventh District candidate. Incumbent W. Preston Kimball competes with State Senator J Campbell Cantrill of Scott County after May 12 was moved following Cantrill’s charge of trickery and Kimball’s request for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Democratic Executive Committee
Ashland
W. Preston Kimball
J.’Campbell Cantrill
Scott County
Cantrill
Kimball
Weds His Old Sweetheart After Long Separation
Jacob D. Buss of Rawson aged 76 married Mrs Susan Fisher of Lexington Illinois aged 72 in Rawson. Buss valued at 75000 dollars and this is his fifth marriage. He and Mrs Buss were childhood sweethearts. a quarrel separated them until a reunion rekindled their affection.
Kentucky knife duel leaves one fatally stabbed near Elkatawa
In Jackson Kentucky on April 16 Will Tharp and Ed Mullins fought while fishing near Elkatawa. Tharp was seriously if not fatally stabbed in the clash stemming from an old feud. Ed Mullins is described as the son of Dock Mullins who reportedly killed Tharp's father months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Elkatawa
This County
Will Tharp
Trickey
Tom Tharp
Dock” Mullins
D&nives
Tharp
Ed Mullins
Dock”Mullins
Pittsburg and Kanawha Coal Co Wins Government Fuel Contract
The Pittsburg and Kanawha Coal Company was awarded a contract to supply 2,500 tons of steam, domestic, and anthracite coal to the United States Government for Fort Thomas. Only one company of the Second Infantry and the headquarters and band will arrive next week, with seven other companies detained by quarantine. Five companies are scheduled to sail on the transport Sherman, due in San Francisco April 20.
Boy shot while frog hunting in Bellevue
Willie Kearns ten year old son of John Kearns grocer Berry avenue and Center street was accidentally shot in the thigh by companion Adolf Kleine Jr in Taylor Mill Bottoms. He is not dangerously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kearns
John Kearns
Berry Avenue
Center Street
Adolf Kleine, Jr
Taylor Mill Bottoms
Liver Torn in Fall In Catasaqua Youth
Peter Musser an 18 year old of Catasauqua Allentown area sustained internal injuries after a fall. He was rushed to a hospital where an immediate operation revealed a badly torn liver that became infected. Doctors call the case extraordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentoon
Peter Musser
Catasauqua
Aldrich Currency bill compromise alleged before Congress
Alfred O. Crozier of Wilmington testifies to the House Banking and Currency Committee that a secret compromise on the Aldrich currency bill is being discussed. He alleges that committee members and the American Bankers Association opposed the bill to keep interest at 6 percent, while a 3 percent rate is now sought with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred O. Crozier
Wilmington
Del
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Currency Committee
American Bankers’ Association
Banking and Currency Committee
Aldrich
Indian figure ban eyed for tobacco signs in Oklahoma
Senator Landrum introduced a bill in Guthrie prohibiting the use of Indian figures in cigar and tobacco signs. The measure, likely to pass, carries a fine of 50 dollars and five months imprisonment for any person using or possessing an Indian figure, reflecting the influence of the Indian vote in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie, Okla
Landrum
Footpads Break Jaw In Hold Up On Broadway
William Keeley a 28 year old iron molder from 2 Eastbourne Terrace burst into the Second District Station bleeding from head wounds and with a broken jaw after being robbed of 34 by two men on Second street and Broadway. He was taken to City Hospital but could not identify his assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keeley
Eastbourne Terrace
Second District
Second Street
Broadway
City Hospital
Kelley
Fights Big Wildcat In Barn Attack Narrows Escape
John Wittacher of Conyngham Valley was attacked by a wildcat in a Hazleton barn as he entered with chop. The cat leapt from the shadows, pinned him under a bag, and a fierce struggle followed before Wittacher struck the animal with a board, driving it away. He suffered deep scratches and confusion but survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Hazleton
John Wittacher
Conyngham Valley
Wittacher
Circus Row Ends In Fatal Shooting In Arkadelphia
Two men were shot during a circus visit to Arkadelphia Arkansas on April 16 Obey Sinclair a showman was killed by a black hot tamale vendor and Town Marshall Hawkins was wounded while attempting to arrest a drunken suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Arkadelphia
Ark
Obey Sinclair
Marshall Hawkins
Pet rified Fish Unearthed On Texas Mountain
Special Dispatch reports a two square mile field of petrified fish found fifteen miles south of Alpine Texas. The site lies about 5000 feet above sea level and the fossils are perfectly preserved in stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpine
Tex
Survivors Celebrate Carondelet Anniversary at Vicksburg
Crew of the steamer Carondelet mark the April 16, 1863 Mississippi River milestone with speeches by W B Bemis George Walter Peter Biedinger John G Burkle Moses Andrew John Dorman and others A monument petition to Congress for a navy memorial in the National Cemetery in Vicksburg is organized by Moses Andrews George Walter and Peter Biedinger Officers elected include President W B Bemis Treasurer George Walter and Secretary John H Dorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Carondelet
Mississippi
Benton
Vicksburg
W. B. Bemis
George Walter
Peter Biedinger
John G. Burkle
Moses Andrew
John Dorman
Congress
National Cemetery
Moses Andrews
John H. Dorman
City venders summoned to testify before Police Court
Judge Lueders has set April 23 to hear all street venders cases. City Council Committee on Markets Robert O'Brien Edward Bathgate Ray Hillenbrand John Doherty and George Tibbles are summoned as witnesses. Merchants for and against venders invited to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solons
Lueders
Robert O’brien
Edward Bathgate
Ray Hillenbrand
John Doherty
George Tibbles
Smallest Mail Carrier in the South Found in Bristol
James N urnett, 3 feet 7 inches tall and 97 pounds, resident of Bristol Tennessee, is believed to be the smallest Odd Fellow in the South and the smallest mail carrier in the United States. He has served as a mail carrier for three years and comes from a family of dwarfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bristol, Tenn
James Nurnett
United States
Burnett
Scale Agreement Reached By Miners Operators
The Scale Committee of Interstate Operators and Coal Miners agreed on a two year scale at 90 cents per ton with working conditions to be settled. President Lewis will seek district votes, and miners may return by May. In Kentucky fifty men at Keystone Mines Henderson and Green River mines Spottsville plus one hundred at Baskett were ordered to strike as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lewis
Henderson
Keystone
Green River
Spottsville
Baskett
People’s Mine
Ohio Grand Lodge Royal Arcanum Elects Officers in Dayton
The Ohio Grand Lodge Royal Arcanum adjourned with Columbus chosen for the next meeting site. Officers elected include Grand Regent N. W. Leezer Dayton and Grand Vice Regent W. B. Prenter Cleveland. Additional officers listed with respective home cities and six trustees and representatives to the Supreme Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Grand Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Columbus
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Ohio Grand Lodge
N. W. Leezer
W. B. Prenter
Cleveland
C. H. Sexauer
Lancaster
Thomas Butterworth
Cincinnati
W. H. Beebe
Ravenna
J. C. Pence
Lima
Jacob Bernhart
J. M. Stone
Oberlin
J. B. Atkinson
Toledo
A. Laubscher
S. A. Lytle
Shteveland
D B. Gary
Zanesville
Charles Hilbert
E. H. Brink
John E. Heiser
Hamilton
Supreme Council
E. B. Leonard
Warren
Charles T. Dumont
Live Child Buried at Sea Aboard Statendam
Report from the Statendam arriving from Rotterdam describes a Polish mother Mrs. Bertha Szybik throwing her convulsing year old child Elsa overboard after steerage passengers objected to the body aboard. Ship officers suspect the child may have been in a coma and could have been revived with treatment. Mrs. Szybik was taken to Blis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Statendam
Rotterdam
Bertha Szybik
Poland
Elsa
Szybik
Blis Island
Two Kentucky Officials Indicted on Bribery Charges
Clark County grand jury indicted Winchester City Council members George B. McCullom and Joseph Jones. McCullom, a Democrat, allegedly paid Jones 6100 for his vote for McCullom as City Collector, in a bribery scheme alleged to have occurred last winter during McCullom’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Clark County Grand Jury
George B. McCullom
Joseph Jones
McCullom
Jones
Paul Roy Seeks Hearing Over Newington Killings
Paris report states Antony Rubin, Roy's counsel, will press for a formal investigation into the January killing claim involving Roy and his wife Gracia Calla, who accuses him of murdering her brother George A. Carkkins in Newington New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Antony Rubin
Paul Roy
Gracia Calla
George A. Carkkins
Newington
N. H
Roy
Insurance board contracts barred in Kentucky
Insurance Commissioner Bell issued a written opinion stating that life insurance board or special contracts are against public policy and must cease in Kentucky. He adds it is the company, not agents, that determines the offering, and firms may be prosecuted for issuing such policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Bell
Kentucky
Ues
Social notes from Mt. Auburn entertainments and upcoming weddings
Mrs Ellen Pfeffer hosted a six handed bid euchre with about ten tables in Mt. Auburn. Guests included numerous local families and society figures. The Commercial Tribune reports on a WoodstocK Ontario artist’s upcoming wedding to Eva Butler and notes forthcoming weddings and a whist tournament at St Nicholas Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Pfeffer
Mt. Auburn
Frank C. Zumstein
Frank J. Zumstein
Oskamp
Tuchfarber
Edith Pfeffer
Werk
Hummel
Theobald
Frank Pfaff
Frank Kirschner
By Bodemer
Rat
Herman
Daller
Gorge Ficke
Ed. Anthony
William Day
Robert West
Benjamin Hey
Robert Patton
Anja Yost
Julia Yost
Kaiser
Gus. Kayser
Soakup
Franx Hagner
Fred Magner
Harry W. Wadland
Commercial Tribune
Woodstock
Ont
Eva F. Butler
John Butler
Butler
J. W. Atkins
Harrison, Ont
G. H. Cobbledick
Buffalo
Rochester
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Columbus
Purely Personal Notes From Cincinnati Society Columns
Mrs. Frank Wiborg and daughters sail for Santa Barbara to visit Mrs. William Miller Graham as Atlantic squadron anchors there. Various local residents travel or plan journeys to New York Florida Europe and beyond with family ties and social engagements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wiborg
Sara
Mary Hoyt
Olga Wiborg
Santa Barbara
Cal
William Miller Graham
Wiborg
Chicago
K. Kohler
Stanton Avenue
Walnut Hills
New York
S. W. Wilshire
Minto L. Henderson
Dana Avenue
Avondale
Harry Lincoln Gordon
Lenox Place
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Charles P. Taft
Major New
York
Europe
Kentucky Society Highlights Easter Season Travel
Mr and Mrs A L Andrews of Newport along with their son Joseph and family return from Florida. Several residents visit relatives in Covington Brooksville Paris and Ormond Florida with plans for Easter. Miss Elizabeth Simrall and Miss Robin Hamilton from Covington stay at Ormonde Florida and will return May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Andrews
Newport
Joseph
Florida
Gladys Downard
Covington
A. R Langley
Brooksville
Shaler Berry
Anna
Paris
Sidney Clay
Dixie Lee Humling
Williardstown
J. Frank Hutcheson
Lewis Burton
Lexington
Henry Higgin
Elizabeth Simrall
Robin Hamilton
Ormonde
Fla
Wesley Hamilton
Elizabeth
Agnes James
Lawrenceburg
Ean. Walker
Bartholomew School
Clifton
Herbert Merrill
St. Louis
Carlie Dewey
Clifford Martin
Walnut Hills
A. T. Walker
Columbus
Will Andrews
City to buy fifteen voting machines in Topeka
The Topeka City Council approved purchasing fifteen voting machines at 500 dollars each. The cost is expected to be recouped in seven years through reduced election expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Commercial Tribune
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Covington and Newport
Tot
Seventh
Saratoga
Mary Taylor
Maye8ville
Benke
Covington Briefs
Kenton Court Notes
Sheriff Nagel
Covington Real Estate
Shea
Council
Lindsay Street
Isabella
Patterson
Third Street
Park Avenue
Beech Street
Tenth
Brighton
Chestnut
Robert
Columbia Street
Central Avenue
Monmouth Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Powell
Lowell
Hodge
Ninth
Mill
Putnam
Tenth Street
C. & C. Bridge
Newport News
Campbell County Courts
Frank Gould
Ohio Company
Ohloan
FT. Thomas
Bellevue
Newport Real Estate
William F. Quante
James A. Etheridge
Estown Barreet
Samuel W. Hills
Willie B Furnish
Soca Hill
Eosarvidton
Highlands
David Lloyd George
London
Asquith
F. C
F. H. Hobhouse
Indian Office
The
Treasury
T. J. MacNamara
Local Government Board
Admiralty
Co. F. G
Masterman
Westham
Thomas McKinnon Wood
Glasgow
Board of Trade
Marquis of Ripon
Earl of Crewe
House of Lords
Aldrich Bill
Delaware
Oklahoma
Showman
Texas Mountain
Medicine Hat
Man
Dreamers
John Lehris
Here
Lehr
Michael Brest
Jacob Merkels
David Haufman
Java
S.D
Merkels
Sup
Haufman
John Lehr
George Meyer
DWARF
South
Baby
Mother
Kentucky Insurance Commissioner
Stonewall] Jackson
St. Nicholas Hotel
Lucy Blackburn
George Hartman
Adela Alice
Edward J. Shannon
Church of the Holy Name
Auburn Avenue
McMillan Street
Ralph Costello
Philip Carlin
Frank Shannon
Alice Wren
Indianapolis
Joseph Denney
John Miller
Bellevue, Ky
Georgia Anna
Robert P. Greife
Dayton, Ky
Elberon Country Club
Eliza Babbitt
Amy Buhrman
Amy Schwarz
Thrall Avenue
Kentucky Society
Kansas
Post Gara
Elijah
Postum Cereal Company,. Limited
Battle Mich
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