President weighs plans to avert coal strike crisis
President Coolidge studies dispute settlement machinery to protect public rights amid looming coal strike. Administration weighs possible congressional action even without a direct intervention. Officials report extensive deliberations from Atlantic City to White House, with no plan to intervene unless a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Congress
Atlantic City
White Court
Washington
Coal operators in Atlantic City hold talks after wage talks break
Operators sub-committee and mineworkers representatives met in Atlantic City to discuss wage scale negotiations. After an informal session at Samuel D. Warriner’s offices, some operators returned to Atlantic City as Warriner signaled a possible statement tonight or tomorrow. The meeting followed the breaking off of wage talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Samuel D. Warriner
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Nova Scotia miners approve government plea for return to work
In Halifax on August 5 a plebiscite of Nova Scotia miners employed by the British Empire Steel Corp backed the provincial government plan to resume work under a six month interim contract. Wages would revert to 1922 levels or drop about 8 percent from 1924 rates with 1924 working conditions, one fifth of coal royalties rebated, and union check off to be decided by government referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Associated Press
Halifax
Rhodes
Building Collapse in Kansas City Kills Five
Five people died when a store and apartment building collapsed in Kansas City Missouri yesterday. Three bodies were recovered last evening and two more were found today as investigators shift to the collapse investigation. Victims include Oscar Peterson a carpenter and William Simpson a laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oscar Peterson
Carpenter
William Simpson
Longworth backs Thirty-seventh Division veterans convention
Nicholas Longworth urged World War Thirty-seventh Division veterans to attend the September convention in Cincinnati from September 5 to 7. Col Ralph D. Cole and Captain Victor Heintz spoke, planning unit reunions, memorial services, entertainment, and a river cruise on the schedule. Governor Donahey and Senator Willis expected to attend. delegates named for Shillicothe August event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
House of Representatives
WIERC
Thirty-seventh Division
Veterans’ Association
Ralph D. Cole
Findlay
France
Belgium
Victor Heintz
Orfn
Charles Muscroft
148 Infantry
Once
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Broadway
Longworth
Cole
Héintz
Gal‘braith
Music Hall
General Itchell
Air Service Fame
Ball Park
Coney Island
Gibson
Havlin
Linton
Donahey
Willis
Jack Koons
Fred W. Galbraith
American Legion
Veterans’ Memorial
Stanley Isaacs
Lowell Barnett
the Post
Louis Hummel
Gern Geilius
Pershing Opens Meeting of Tacna Arica Plebiscite Body
General John J. Pershing, president of the Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission, opens its first session in Arica Chile outlining the commission duties under the arbitration award. He says the body cannot alter the award and must stay within its assigned role. Senor Agustin Edwards, head of Chile’s delegation, pledges full support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arica
Chile
Tacna-Arica
John J. Pershing
Coolidge
Peru
Pershing
Hhe
Senor
Agustin Edwards
General Pershing
Last Abode Proposed as Wilson Memorial
Washington August 5 Friends of Woodrow Wilson discuss converting his S street home into a memorial. The house would pass to the Wood en Wilson Foundation, preserving his library and the bedchamber as they were when he lived there. Mrs Wilson, adrift in Europe, had reportedly considered gifting the house to the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
S Street
Wilson Foundation
Hart as Autos Collide at Highland and University
A crash at Highland and University avenues injures Jack Berbin a 30 year old chauffeur of 1558 Central Avenue. His car collides with a truck driven by Har vid Bower of 4200 Verne Avenue Bower suffers no injuries and Berbin is taken to General Hospital.
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Hart
Highland
University Avenues
Jack Berbin
Central Avenue
Berbin
Harvid Bower
Verne Avenue
General Hospital
Rower
Weather summary for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and neighboring regions
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with scattered thunder showers and slight warmth in Ohio and Indiana. Kentucky mostly fair with some local thundershowers in the north. Tennessee and Ohio show cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with minor temperature changes. An August 5, 1925 record lists temperatures from 62 to 82 and 0.01 to 0.62 inches precipitation across various stations including Pittsburgh Nashville and New Orleans.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Northa Tion
Tennessee
Indiana
Imaha
Birm’ham
Naver
N.orleans
Phoonic
Galveston
Bach Pittsburgh
Sasi
Cisco
Louisville
Iego
Nashville
Nals
Winintoessia
S.s.marie
Pas
S.E
Belgian Debt Delegates Arrive for Conference
Former Belgian Premier Theunis and three delegates arrived in New York aboard the Olympic to confer with the Debt Funding Commission in Washington. They will negotiate Belgium’s World War debt to the United States with William Phillips and Gerard Winston accompanying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theunis
Belgium
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Olympic
Debt Funding Commission
Washington
United States
William Phillips
Gerard Winston
the Treasury
Mechanic Killed at Wright Field as Flyer May Face Charges
Osceola Rexroat a 20 year old enlisted mechanic at Wilbur Wright Field was killed when a propeller started after he asked lieutenant J R Adams if the switch was off Rexroat was turning the propeller to prepare a flight and was struck and killed by the spinning motor Wright Field officers say the switch was on despite Adams statement A military court will probe the accident before any charges against Adams are filed Rexroat belonged to the Eighty eighth Squadron at Wright Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Osceola
Rexroat
Wright Field
Adams
Eighty-eighth
Fannie Ward Forgets Coat In Paris Hair Salon
American actress Fannie Ward left a $500 coat at a hairdressing establishment on Place Vendome Paris. Police detained a manicurist employed there on charges of theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Ward
Paris
Place Vendome
N. Y
Births listed for numerous couples in the city
A long list of birth announcements records many couples and addresses with newborns. The entries name parents such as Asbury and Essie, Austin and Alma, Blum and Dina, and others, noting boys or girls and the home streets or avenues. Many pairs include twins, with varied streets like Erie, Williams, Gilsey, Cleveland, and Liberty, reflecting a local births column.
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Asbury
Essie and
Mary
Erie Avenue
Austing
Lawrence
Alma
Williams Avenue
Norwood
Blum
Morris
Dina
Gilsey Avenue
Harry and
Eva
Cleveland Avenue
HILLE_ William and
Olive
Liberty Street
Hoff
Joseph and
Elizabeth
Linn Street
James
Hilda
Freeman
Johnson
Charles
Mabel
Harrison Avenue
King
George
Edna
Armory Avenue
Kollmorgen
Martin
Ida
Chickasaw Street
Long
Arch
Helen
Home City Avenue
Meyer—George
Race Street
Merel
Peter and
Clotilda
Ring Ace
Gir Malson
Joames and
Pansy
Covington
Shipping News From New York Aug 5 Arrivals and sailings listed
The steamer column reports arrivals including the Olympic from July 10 and the Dante Alighieri from Naples July 24. Other arrivals include the Maracaibo from San Juan July 31 and the Tivives from Cristobal July 30. Sailings are due August 6 for several vessels with ports in Hamburg London Havana Cristobal and Tampico.
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Olympic
Dante Alighieri
Naples
Maracaibo
San Juan
Tivives
Cristobal
Rosalind
St. Johns
Ft. Victoria
Bermuda
Reliance
Hamburg
London
Santa Luisa
Agwistar
Tampico
San Lorenzo
Panama
President Bolk
Havana
Local Marriage Licenses Listed With Names and Residences
A list of marriage licenses including Conrad Goenene of 3308 Vine Street and Sara Schwartz of 1222 Race Street, alongside Charles McMillan and Louise Mueller, Fred Otting, Lillian Posch, Louis Wessel, Helen Coughian, Charles Warris, Fay Seidle, Anna Leice Inn, Lilbert Dun, Jessie Dunn, Edgar Burgess, Laura Robinson, Raymond Fehrman, Louise Bokerman, George Haat, Gertrude Tatman and others with their respective addresses across Ohio towns including Dayton Mount Healthy Milford New Richmond and Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Goenene
Ieee
Vine Street
Sara Schwartz
Race Street
Charles McMillan
Louise Mueller
Iskaw Avenue
Fred Otting
Ee Pelts
Ind
Lillian Posch
Louis C. Wessel
W . Sixth Street
Helen Coughian
W. Ee Street
Charles F. Warris
Ateddebe Dayton
Fay Seidle
Anna Leice Inn
Lilbert Dun Jessie Dunn
Edgar Burgess
Norwood, O. Laura Robinson
Duffey Boles
Mariel S. Snider
Milford
Raymond Fehrman
Any Healthy
Louise Bokérman
Mt. Healthy
O. George Haat
New Richmond
Gertrude Tatman
Eastern Avenue
United States Highways designated with uniform markers
Fifty thousand miles of roads across the United States were designated as United States Highways by a joint board. A subcommittee will submit tentative main routings to states for approval, with signs showing road numbers state names and U S lettering. Routing prioritizes metropolitan cities state capitals resorts and places of general interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theociated Press
Washington
United States
Gulf Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
Joint Board On Interstate
U. S
E. W. James
Bureau of Public Roads
F. T. Sheets
Springfield
B. H. Pietmeier
Jefferson Cit
Zanesville
Lima
Upper Sandusky
Mansfield
Wooster
Lisbon
Findlay
Marion
Columbus
Chillicothe
Cleveland
Marietta
Akron
Canton
New Philadelphia
Cambridge
East Liverpool
Ravenna
Struthers
Niles
Youngstown
Conneaut
Ashtabula
Kentucky
Cairo
Ill
Wickliffe
Fulton
Paducah
Henderson
Madisonville
Hopkinsville
Tennessee
Louisville
Hodgensville
Glasgow
Scottsville
Lexington
Catlettsburg
Covington
Mt. Vernon
Pineville
Restored to Life After Heart Stopped for Three Minutes
In Lorain Ohio Martha Ericson eight was revived at St Josephs Hospital after her heart ceased beating for three minutes during a tonsil operation. Dr R A Stack injected adrenalin and the girl showed life again after three minutes.
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Associated Press
Lorain
St. Joseph's Hospital
Martha Ericson
R. A. Stack
Charges Woman Drugged Brother in Pueblo Case
Henrietta Wilcox secretary of the Colorado Commission for the Blind faces a county court action for allegedly administering drugs to James S. Hoy, who died May 31 in Denver. The suit by Aden A. Hoy seeks to block probate of Hoy’s will naming Wilcox as beneficiary. The body was exhumed to dispel poison death rumors and the estate is valued at 16,500. Emily S. Chamberlain, Hoy’s sister, joined the suit, alleging Wilcox influenced estate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Henrietta Wilcox
Colorado Commission For the Blind
James S. Hoy
Colorado
Wyoming
Hoy
Aden A. Hoy
St. Louis
Emily S. Chamberain
Ford Sets July Sales Record Across All Divisions
Special Dispatch reports Ford Motor Car Company posted a record July across all divisions at Highland Park. Domestic sales of Ford cars and trucks reached 167,626, up 6,182 from last July. Fordson tractors led gains and Lincoln deliveries rose by 207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Detroit
Ford Motor Car Company
Ptay
Highland Park
Ford
Lincoln
Fordson
League May Establish Board of Conciliation With World Court
The League of Nations assembly may create a permanent conciliation board to work with the World Court at The Hague. Denmark proposed the idea as a first resort for disputes, potentially routing unresolved cases to the World Court. The plan would not change the U S position regarding the World Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Board OF Conciliation
Albin E. Johnson
New York World News Service
Geneva
World Court
The
Hague
League of Nations Assembly
Denmark
Conciliation Board
United States
N. Y
Grand Hotel manager leaves for vacation with family
R B Mills manager of the Grand Hotel departs with wife and son Stanley for a trip through Michigan Canada and New York returning September 1. A Cincinnati fashion contest closes Saturday at noon for eighteen models to be chosen for the Fall Fashion Pageant at the Zoo August 30 to September 7. Plans to raise 500000 for Clifton Clifton Street hospital addition discussed at noon luncheon today. The theft of two diamond rings valued 1250 and 300 from Mrs Bessie Weiner’s home reported to police. Travel salesman Walter S McGrath reports briefcase with papers valued 50 stolen from his Emery Hotel room. Two small fires extinguished. losses estimated 100 and 300. Warren Sanders with a knife wound in the chest after a street brawl at Court and Plum Streets hospitalized. assailant unknown.
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R. B. Mills
Grand Hotel
Stanley
Hey
Michigan
Canada
New York
Atlantic States
Cincinnati
Zoo
Gibson Roof Garden
Market Wee Committee
Charles J. Nelson
George B. Flint
Chicago
Eaconness Hospital
Clifton
Straight Streets
Business Men's Club
Bessie Weiner
Carplin
Place
Walter S. McGrath
Emery Hotel
W. P. Anderson
Lafayette Avenue
Coapa
Skirts Company
Warren Sanders
Sherman Avenue
General Hospital
Court
Plum
Sanders
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths and funeral details
The column reports several deaths with funeral details including Milton Bregel at 816 Park Avenue Newport KY with burial Evergreen Cemetery. Charles H Burton at 7 West Ninth Street with services at Witsee's Lane. Phillip S Kiechler at Spring Grove chapel. Mary F Lally at 3536 Edwards Road Hyde Park. Edith Alice Pope at 825 Ault Park Road Hyde Park. Rev Dudley Ward Rhodes at Auburndale Apartments Mt. Auburn. Alexander C Sprenkle at 6354 Grand Vista Avenue with Thursday funeral arrangements.
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Bregel
Milton Bregel
Frank
Emma Bregel
Domhoff
Park Avenue
Newport
Evergreen Cemetery
Burton
Charles H
Ida S. Burton
Amelia Helbling
Charles Heckel
Lee
Edwards Road
Hydeark
Pope
Edith Alice
Charles F. Pope
Ault Park Road
Hyde Park
Rhodes
Dudley Ward Rhodes
Jennie Handy Rhodes
Auburndale
Mt. Auburn
Kindy
Marietta
St. Paul
Minn
Sprenkel
Alexander C
Edwin Gebhardt
Grang Vista Avenue
Aneral Ros
Sanitary Cremation Booklet Ad From Free Chapel
An advertisement fragment from Modern Cin. Cremate offers sanitary cremation services with a booklet labeled Cremation Canteal idg. priced at $19 and associated with Free Chapel. Includes an M. 3096 reference and adhapie phrasing.
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors Offer Three Chapels
The Busse and Borgmann Co Funeral Directors at 1517 Freeman Avenue operate non-sectarian services in three chapels with no charges mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
SCHOONER SINKS NEAR BAHAMAS
A wireless Palm Beach message reports the Spanish schooner Gabriel Palmer has sunk off the Bahama Islands. An unidentified vessel broadcast warning to ships to search for the crew, but no details on the vessel description or the sinking cause are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
West Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach Radio Corporation
Gabriel Palmer
Bahama Islands
Seek Hulk With Body Off New Jersey Coast
Unidentified trawler wreck with a man's body entangled is being hunted sixty miles off Little Egg Harbor New Jersey by the US Cutter Tallapoosa. Shipping men fear six crewmen may be lost. authorities suspect an explosion caused the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Little Egg Harbor
N. J
Coast Guard
Tallapoosa
Steck Gains in Iowa Senate recount lead over Brookhart
In the Iowa Senate recount, Daniel F. Steck, Democrat, increased his lead to 336 votes as 33 counties reported results. Steck 126,397 and Republican Brookhart 130,711 with 544 Steck and 2,077 Brookhart ballots challenged. 1,346 more votes were added than state count, 841 to Steck and 505 to Brookhart via supervisor agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Daniel F. Steck
Senate Elections Subcommittee
Iowa
Steck
Brookhart
Ku Klux Imperial Wizard sues for libel
H W Evans Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan sues General M M Crane of Dallas and the American Publishing Company for 150000 dollars alleging libel from quoted portions of Crane’s speech at the Democratic State Convention. Evans claims Crane said Evans split 150000 dollars with W J Simmons and asked what would happen if they got into the state treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
Austin
Tex
Hmbel
H. W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
M. M. Crane
Dallas
American Publishing Company
Austin American
Evans
Crane
William Joseph Simmons
Ki eichler Funeral Set for Today at Spring Grove
Funeral services for former councilman Philip S. Kiechler 60 of Alameda Building Avondale will be held at Spring Grove Cemetery chapel tomorrow at 10 30 am. He died Sunday and was a son of Chris Kiechler founder of Kiechler Manufacturing Company. He served on Walnut Hills Fourth Ward City Council twenty years ago and remained in the Queen City Club. He leaves widow Margaret Lackman Kiechler and one son Chris Kiechler. The Rev R R Fillbrandt will officiate with three nephews and three friends as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. Kiechler
Alameda
Avondale
Spring Grove Cemetery
Kiechler
Chris. Kiechler
Kiechler Manufacturing Company
Walnut Hills
Queen City Club
Margaret Lackman Kiechler
New York
River Traffic Movements and Ohio River Level Report
The Ohio River stood at 9.1 feet and stationary at 6 o'clock last night. Vessels entering and leaving include The Cincinnati from Louisville and for Louisville, The Andes from Madison Ind and for Madison Ind, Ann from Pittsburgh, and Chris Greene from Charleston West Virginia reported arrivals last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Louisville
The
Andes
Madison
Ind
Chris Greene
Charleston
W. Va
Ey Ann
Pittsburgh
Steamer Chris Greene Leaves for Portsmouth and Points
The steamer Chris Greene sails Thursday August 6 at 5 p m from the Greene Line wharfboat for Portsmouth Ironton Ashland Catlettsburg Huntington Gallipolis Charleston and intermediate points. Telephone Main 1457.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Greene
Greene Line
Portsmouth
Ironton
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Huntington
Gallipolis
Charleston
Abd El Krim Offered Six Peace Terms By France And Spain
Paris Aug 5 France and Spain present six terms to Abd El Krim via Tetuan envoys. Terms require recognition of the Moroccan sultan's spiritual authority, Riff autonomy, a police force with French supply, enlargement of Ceuta and Melilla zones, defined Riff boundaries along the Ouergha and Ukok rivers and a 20 kilometer eastward line from Fez Tangier railroad, all pending League of Nations approval. Emissaries return to Kajdir. if no reply by August 15, a general offensive may begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
France
Spain
Abd-El-Krim
Tetuan
Morocco
Riff
Suc
Ceuta
Melilla
Ouergha
Ukkos
Fez- Tangier
League of Nations
Kajdir
World News Service
N. Y . World) Press Pub. Co
Eleven American Flyers Join French Morocco Campaign
Eleven American aviators volunteered for service with French forces in Morocco and left Paris for the front. Six flew, five traveled by train to Marseilles and will cross the Mediterranean by boat. A broken propeller delayed two others including Captain W. Graham Bullen of Miami and Captain Clausel, postponing departure to tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Morocco
Marseilles
Mediterranean
W. Graham Bullen
Miami
Fla
Clausel
LeBourget Airdrome
Knoxville Woman Killed in France Auto Crash
Mrs. Arnold of Knoxville Tennessee mother of Merrill Arnold died in Caen when an automobile carrying her and her son turned over after a car from a side road appeared. The chauffeur sustained injuries. Mr. Arnold, president of the Fidelity Trust Company, was unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Caen
France
Caen Wire
Arnold Machine
Lightning Kills Farmer In Ohio Hay Field
William Siewel a 27 year old farmer was killed and a farm hand severely injured when lightning struck a hay field in Miami County Ohio during an electrical storm. The storm caused property damage and disrupted communication in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
William Siewel
Miami County
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Mr. Saver
More Homes Campaign
W. Meredith Yeatman
Cincinnati Cent Union Depot
City Ticket Office
Dixie Terminal
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John A. Caldwell
Pearl Market Bank Bidg
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Wilson Memorial
Linton Hotel
Electrophone Corporation
M Alpin
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Louise
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Otis
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Mich
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Colorado Commission For Blind
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KU Klux Imperial Wizard
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America
Sultan of
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Dunlap
Dunlap Clothes Shop Vine ST
Arcadd
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Citr
Adam
Ohio Truss Co
Cincinnati, O
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Capitol Walnut
Josephine Lucchese
Frank Waller
Canal
Ice She Dansant
Fred Patton
Alexandria & Olsen
She Wolves
Alma Rubens
Jack Mulhall
Orpheum
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Fox News
Pathe
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Capitol
Lewis Stone
Ray Griffith
Percy Marmont
Fine Clothes
Marion Davies
Harrison Ford “Zander the Great
Claire Windsor
Pat O'Malley
Robert Frazer
White Desert
Ore “of
Pauline Frederick
Laura LA Plante
Malcolm McGregor
Antonio Moreno
Patsy Ruth Miller
Doctor
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Mary Astor
Irene Rich
Bert Lytell
Eve
Stuart Walker
Willie
Keith’s ‘Tead Winds
House Peters, Patsy Ruth Miller
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