Carthage Fair Draws 20000 Amid Rain Spoiled Race Opener
Rain kept crowds away for day two of the Hamilton County Fair at Carthage as 20 000 attended. Races were postponed to today with four events offering 3300 in prizes including 1000 purses for pace and trot events. Numerous horse show winnings and fruit prize results were announced with polo contests on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton County
Carthage
Nellie S
R. W. Smart
Lulworth Disturber
Lulworth Stables
Dream Girl
J. A. Rollman
Wild Rose
Ruth Peters
Dominican
Karmar Bles
Monaca
H. D. Balch
Cyrus
Troop C
107Th Cavalry
Necessity
Karmar Stables
Charming King
J. L. Meade
Hugh McGregor
O. E. Pruit & Sons
Stilesville
Ind
Mullendere & Sons
Franklin
Ed E. Zeke & Sons
Morristown
Mt. Healthy
Ray Schemel
Loveland
Henry Kress
H. Earl Johnston
Glendale
William Hollmeyer
Westwood
P. W. Dennewitz
Madisonville
E. Steenman
John Hassel
Cincinnati
Rimmer Dennewitz
Winter
C. L. Hizar
Lawrence Haupt
Everet Craig
Maplewood Fruit Farm
Morrow
H. C. Steemnan
Winesap and
Stagman
Mt. Health
C. Bl
Higar
Lebanon, CO
Fred
P. Lincoln Mitchell
Hulbert Taft
J. J. King
Temptation
J. R. Gibson
Pearl
F. A. Hauck
Colonel Hubbard
Buckner
W. C. Dierkes
J. H. Milet
Helen Brannon
Norris & Gaines
Rose Marie
Spring Lawn Bette
Tenth Infantry
Fiftyfourth Cavalry
Truck collision injures rider on Turkey Bottom road
Erness Jim 36 of 315 East Third street suffered a head bruise when his truck rear ended a C. and P. interurban car on Turkey Bottom road. He was hospitalized at General Hospital. Police note the truck was driven by Joseph George of 328 West Third street.
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C., G. & P. Interurban
Turkey Bottom Road
Erness Jim
East Third Street
General Hospital
Joseph ‘George
West Third Street
Jacob Combe
Harrison Avenue
Eighth Street
Central Avenue
West Sixth Street
Robert Meinhart
Knott Avenue
Youth Editor Dies in Canoe Tragedy at Sasanoa River
The body of 17 year old Edward Beresford son of E P Beresford Jr 3624 Wabash avenue was recovered yesterday from the Sasanoa River near Westport Maine where he drowned on July 30 four boys were in a canoe three others reached shore safely he was editor elect of the Withrow High School paper
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beresford
E. P. Beresford Jr
Wabash Avenue
Sasanoa River
Westport
Associated Press
Beresford
Withrow
Nature Blocking Planes in Arctic
The MacMillan Arctic expedition, using airplanes to cross ice and ice floes, faces persistent North weather. Commander MacMillan and Lt Cmdr Byrd report frequent fogs and low light, with fuel logistics forcing takeoffs from ice and reducing range. Beitstad fjord offers a potential base but remains doubtful amid ongoing ice dangers and a need for more flights to cache food and fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Donald B. MacMillan
R. E. Byrd
Polar Sea
Etah
Beitstad Fjord
Hayes Fjord
Byrd
MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Detectives Capture Slayer Suspect Marino in Bronx
John Dopey Marino, a Harlem gangster sought since the July 20 trolley slaying of a Motorman and inspector, was seized by three detectives in The Bronx. Marino admitted his identity after denial, with a nephew also seized, and police traced the suspect’s movements from Toledo to Cleveland before returning to New York. Rewards totaling $5,000 were offered for the conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
John (Dopey) Marino
Harlem
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Bronx
John Massi
Marino
Coughlin
Captain Carey
Vernon
Rowland
Westester County
A. Ferris
Westchester Electric Railroad
Nicoll
Schumaker
Embezzlement Charges Filed Against Sossongs in Carnegie Loans
William F. Sossong and his son Leo F. Sossong faced charges in Pittsburgh for embezzling about 118000 dollars from two Carnegie building and loan associations. Bonds set at 10000 dollars each. An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed against the elder Sossong, a former secretary and Carnegie Trust Company director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie
William F. Sossong
Leo F. Sossong
Sossong
Carnegie Trust Company
Leo P. Volk
Carnegie Standard Building and Loan Association
Carnegie Ten Cent Building and Loan Association
State Banking Department
Crop production down 3 percent despite more planted acres
Washington August 13 officials estimate total crop production for the year at 3 percent below previous year despite a 2.3 percent rise in planted area. Officials say the higher area prevented a possibly serious shortage by offsetting lower yields per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Coolie Strikers Amuck in Shanghai Riot
Chinese coolies on strike in Shanghai over unpaid strike pay roamed the city causing demonstrations and looting food shops. Police fired once wounding a man but could not prevent rioting. disorder ended by evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Railroad buys stake in Western Allegheny railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced it has purchased a minority holding of Western Allegheny Railroad Company and will apply to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to buy the remaining stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Western Allegheny Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover Plans Action to Save Niagara Falls
Secretary Hoover warned Niagara Falls faces self destruction within thirty to forty years as erosion wears down the center of the rock. He proposed modest engineering work to slow the decline and preserve the falls for a longer time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Niagara Falls
New York World News Service
Washington
Coolidge Names Aide To Kellogg In Washington
President Coolidge weighs tomorrow's Plymouth trip weather as he plans to visit his father in Vermont with Mrs. Coolidge and staff. He signed a commission naming Green H. Hackworth solicitor in the State Department and designated Dr Francis D Donoghue to attend an international conference on industrial accidents in Amsterdam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
Plymouth
John Coolidge
S. A
Green H. Hackworth
State Department
Francis D. Donoghue
Boston
United States
Amsterdam
Prestonburg
Valparaiso University
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Sixtieth Anniversary Observed by St Luke's Church
St Luke's Evangelical Church on ird and Parsons streets marks its 60th year since organization on August 16 with a jubilee service at 10 AM led by Rev C Held. W Merzdorf of Faribault and Rev William L Krueger of Louisville deliver sermons. 2:30 PM homecoming with Merzdorf, 1869 confirmation message read, evening programs for church groups and speakers, social Aug 18 with Rev E Rockritz. Church organized August 12 1865 by ten men. built from High Street Baptist Church site. 200 members and twenty pastors served in six decades.
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St. Luke’s Evangelical Church
Ird
Parsons Streets
Rev. C. Held
W. Merzdorf
Faribault
Minn
William L. Krueger
Louisville
E. Rockritz
Evansville
Ind
High Street
Marksmen Shoot Cattle in Texas War on Plague
In Houston Texas on August 13 authorities began trench warfare against foot and mouth disease. About 500 head of contact cattle on the infected South Houston range were slaughtered and buried. Thousands more cattle face death as ditching machines dig trenches for trenches across several thousand acres. Marksmen shot the cattle into the trenches as the method for the epizootic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
South
Marshal Asked to Halt Dynamiting of Homes
Appeals by letter and telegrams from the Mayor and Bragg City citizens urged United States Marshal Hukriede to send Deputy Marshals into the area to stop dynamiting of Negro homes. The acts are said to aim at driving Black workers from Pemiscot county before the cotton season begins. Similar disorders occurred in 1923 across Pemiscot Dunklin and Stoddard Counties, where a Negro was killed and state troopers were mobilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Bragg City
United States
Hukriede
Pemiscot
Dunklin
Stoddard
Communist dies in riot in Berlin clashes
A Communist was killed and a policeman wounded in Berlin as demonstrators clashed with police tonight, escalating street violence during the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Recount Declares Adams Narrowly Vies For State Senate
After a two day recount ordered on Strickletts contest Adams retains the nomination lead. Out of 13231 ballots Adams 6677 Stricklett 6554 with two precincts showing shifts in Strickletts favor before the judge ruled the contest withdrawn. Stricklett congratulated Adams and pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myel W. Adams
A. E. Stricklett
M. L. Harbeson
Stricklett
Adams
Strick Lett
Harbeson
Mr. Stricklett
Mr. Adams
Yeggs Fail to Blow Two Safes at Ideal Supply Office
Yeggman tried to blow two safes in the Ideal Supply Company office behind St Boniface Church in Ludlow during a rainstorm. An umbrella, the only loot, was found missing by J J Weaver president of the company. Nitro glycerine was used but a car wire failed and police suspect amateur work.
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Yeggman
Ideal Supply Company
St. Boniface Church
Ludlow
J. J. Weaver
Callahan
Death of Herman Dotchengall Democratic Leader at 404 Philadelphia
Herman Dotchengall 76 died Wednesday night at his home 404 Philadelphia street after a week illness. He founded a cafe at Fourth and Philadelphia for over forty years and was a Kenton County Democratic leader. Survived by four sons Joseph Edward Charles Fred and by daughter Mrs Stella Dreher, with wife predeceased in 1917. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Dotchenga
Herman Dotchengall
Philadelphia Street
Joseph Dotchengall
Edward Dotchengall
W Dotchengall
Fourth
Philadelphia
Kenton County
Stella Dreher
Charles
Edward
Joseph
Fred Dothengall
Covington
Exercise Boy Dies From Track Accident At Coney Island
Ralph Moeller twenty years old of 1511 Garrard avenue an exercise boy at the Coney Island race track died early yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital from injuries suffered two weeks earlier when riding Jack Starr horse owned by Jesse Spencer. The horse ran away and crashed into a fence killing the horse. Moeller's right arm and shoulder were broken. Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at St Benedict Church East Seventeenth street with burial in Mother of God Cemetery.
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Ralph Moeller
Garrard Avenue
Coney Island
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Jack Starr
Jesse Spencer
Moel'gr
St. Benedict Church
East Seventeenth Street
Mother of God
Covington Notes Police Court and Local Crime Reports
Fred Lemons case delayed a week for shooting at his wife Mrs. Pearl Lemons. Rankin held for grand jury on oil station robbery with $5,000 bond. Requisition sought for T N Coyle. Estate bond sale request for Freda Rehbach. Bankruptcies filed by John Graybeal and W J Cook. Theft at Mrs Windham home reported. Open air saloon defendants bound over to federal grand jury. St Ann Church lawn fete planned with music.
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Covington
Fred Lemons
West Sixth Street
Pearl Lemons
John T. Murphy
Grant Burden
Bakewell Street
Earl Rankin
Washington Street
Kentucky Independent Oil Company
Twelfth
Scott Streets
James Lewis
Bo Jingles
Rankin
Manson
William J. Perry
George Alf
Petry
Alf
Newport
Governor Fields
T. N. Coyle
Oscar Grafy
Indianapolis
People’s Savings Bank and Trust Company
Freda Rehbach
Kenton
John E. Graybeal
Shelby County
United States District Court
W. J. Cook
William Windham
Ft. Perry
Dixie Highway
Dewny Scroggins
Ernest Truitt
Nineteenth
Jefferson Streets
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Dayton and Cincinnati residents appear on a list of marriage licenses. Donald Snyder of Dayton O and Mary Brandes of Dayton O. Phillip J. Loebker of Cincinnati with Tukulve Irene R. Tukulve. Lonie Jacobe of Ovington with Georgie Cram. Jess P. Forman with Corinne Hirsch. Oren R. Lewis with Grace M. Kelis.
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Donald Snyder
Dayton
Mary Brandes
Dayton, O
Phillip J. Loebker
Cincinnati
Tukulve
Irene R. Tukulve
Lonie Jacobe
Ovington
Georgie Cram
Jess P. Forman
Corinne Hirsch
Grace M. Kelis
Feud Victim Slain in Cleveland Stabbing Spree
Maurice Goldman, a suspect employee at a Garfield Heights gambling resort, was found slain at Calvary Cemetery with seventeen stab wounds and a throat cut. Police questioned George Himmelstein and twelve men at the alleged resort as part of the feud investigation.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Maurice Goldman
George Himmelstein
Garfield Heights
Goldman
Himmelstein
Calvary Cemetery
Prosecutor Excused When Father’s Case Reaches Trial
Covington attorney Richard Vary faced a conflict of interest as he chose to recuse from prosecuting his father J. W. Vary who was arraigned for damaging Thomas Sheridan’s automobile. Judge Manson, filling both judge and prosecutor roles, heard the case and took it under advisement.
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Richard Vary
Covington
J. W. Vary
East Forty-second Street
Yesisay
Thomas Sheridan
Scott Street
Udry
Joseph Dothhengall
Manson
Tenth Infantry Review at Ft Thomas as Sweeney retires
NEWPORT The Tenth Infantry will pass in review at 10 oclock before Colonel Dana T Merrill and Staff Sergeant John E Sweeney. Sweeney completes thirty years service and will retire after the ceremony born May 10 1870 in Nashua New Hampshire he had athletic days and boxing stints. A regimental review and full field inspection follow with sixty eight reserve officers of the 829th Infantry reporting August 16 for fifteen days of active duty and training under Colonel Merrill. Colonel Joseph W Viner commands the 329th Infantry with Lt Col A J Richtermann and Lt Col L P Butler assisting as executive officer.
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Tenth Infantry
Ft. Thomas
Dana T. Merrill
John E. Sweeney
Sweeney
Sergeant Sweeney
Nashua
N. H
Empire, Canal Zone
Camp Knox
829Th Infantry
Merrill
Joseph W. Viner
Cincinnati
329Th Infantry
A. J. Richtermann
Columbus, O
L. P. Butler
Newport Notes Outing At Coney Island Sets Record
More than ten thousand tickets have been issued for the Republican outing at Coney Island Friday to surpass any similar event in Sasa bell County. A street welfare meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 at M M Ware and Sons office to discuss boulevard lights and public improvements.
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Newport
Coney Island
Cambell
St. Thomas Holy Name Society
John Bickers
Dayton Street
Buten
Bickers
Viola
E. A. Brown
James Maloney
Cincinnati
Moore
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Brown
Mason
Elmer Beach
Armstrong
Third
Isabella Streets
Realty Transfers Across Southgate Newport and Fort Thomas
Real estate transfers listed include James C Macht and James E Christian exchanging a Southgate lot for 7500 and Newport lot for 6500. Arthur B Elam sells to Joseph F Young a Ft Thomas lot for 3500. John W Schneider sells to Frank J Derrick Jr a Clifton lot for 1000. T Allison sells to Lamar H Coughton a Ft Thomas lot for 4000. Louis A Erbe sells to Jacob Brooker a Dayton lot for 7000. Highlands Real Estate and Investment Co transfers a High lands Baby Farm lot for 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Macht
James E. Christian
Southgate
Newport
Arthur B. Elam
Joseph F. Young
Ft. Thomas
John W. Schneider
Frank J. Derrick, Jr
Clifton
T. Allison
Lamar H. Coughton
Louis
Jacob Brooker
Dayton
Ighlands Eal Estate and Investment Company
William Terry
Highlands Baby Farm
Bishop and Flora Bishop divorce suit in Campbell Circuit Court
W W Bishop of Newport files for divorce from Flora Bishop alleging improper conduct after a marriage May 5 1925. He was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge and placed under a peace bond. Mrs Bishop claims he beat her and cuffed her to the room. George A Daut sues Harry C Spinks in Campbell Circuit Court over a $350 payment on a Newport building lot with a disputed contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Circuit Court
W. W. Bishop
Newport
Flora Bishop
Bishop
Moore
Campbell Corn
Harry C. Spinks
Oak Street
Marriage Licenses Named Fisher Fisher Paul O Rourke
Thelma Fisher Louise Flanagan and Day Feltner Emma White Jones are listed among marriage licenses. The names Francis M and Paul O Rourke appear in the husband and wife lines alongside others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis M. Thelma Fisher
Paul O’rourke
Louise Flanagan
Day Feltner
Emma White Jones
Pope Works Through Ferragosto as Rome Pauses
Rome reports mid August a holiday while the Pope alone works hard during the holy year. He declines rest, receives 2000 pilgrims daily and gives each a jubilee medal while continuing Mass at St Peter's. His entourage vacations, but the Pontiff prioritizes duty over leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Baskerville
New York World News ‘Service
Rome
Italy
Pope
St. Peter's
N. Y. World
N. Y
Mustapha Kemal Divorces Latife Hanoum By Decree
European capitals react to the Ottoman leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha divorcing Latife Hanoum, the woman credited with helping his rise. The decree follows a change in Turkey's laws giving the president power to grant divorces. Latife, educated in Europe, has been prominent in modernist circles.
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Associated Press
London
Constantinople
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Latife Hanoum
Mustapha Kemal
Smyrna
Turkey
Sheik-ul-Islam
Automobile chase ends with rabid dog killed
Dr Adolph Falk employed his car as a makeshift saddle in a wild pursuit of a hydrophobic terrier. The dog bit a 11 year old girl named Saloniki Frank on Epworth avenue before Falk knocked it down and killed it with a garden rake. City authorities sent the carcass to a bacteriologist who confirmed rabies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Falk
Epworth Avenue
Richard E. Kolb
City Health Department
Falk
Dr. Falk
Carl
Saloniki Frank
J. E. Rogers
Ninth District
Otto Behrer
Plans to Free Yegg Revealed in Toledo
Albert House a noted bank robber wanted across Oregon Ohio West Virginia Indiana and Florida was captured in a Wildwood home with his wife and Fred Henry. Police found nitro glycerine 200 pistols shotguns and thousands in cash and silks. Tampa authorities will claim him first as guards protect the jail amid an intended $100000 bank job plan later aborted.
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New York World News Service
Toledo
Albert House
Oregon
Ohio
West Virginia
Indiana
Florida
Tampa
House
Wildwood
Fred Henry
Terre Haute
Ind
Middle West
Father O Connor Secures Papal Audience for Legion Delegation
The Rev. William P. O Connor pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Riverside and past national chaplain of the American Legion will lead a delegation sailing from New York aboard the Arabic to Rome for the Fidac convention. Colonel H Nelson Jackson of Burlington VT chairs the foreign relations group. The Rome congress runs September 10 to 13 and Father O Connor has arranged an audience with the Pope for the American delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. O'Connor
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Riverside
The
American Legion
Rome
Cincinnati
New York City
New York
Canada
Liverpool
Monttreal
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
Foreign Relations Commission of the
Interallied Veterans’ Federation
Father O'Connor
Jackson
Western railroads seek about 5 percent rate increase
Chicago August 13 Western railroads filed for a roughly five percent rate increase with the Interstate Commerce Commission. They say a higher rise is needed to yield a 5 percent return on property, but they will restore only part of 1922 rate cuts and hope a moderate rise avoids a general boost. Chairman Aitchison will hear the appeal in Chicago in September with opportunities for cross examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Railroads
Interstate Commission
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aitchison
Labor body to inquire into hiring of gunmen
The Ohio State Federation of Labor voted to investigate gunmen used against union miners in Meigs County and other attacks on labor in Pomeroy. The inquiry, in cooperation with United Mine Workers of Ohio, will report to Governor Donahey with focus on the gunmen system and the eviction of union workers en route to the West Virginia convention. G. W. Savage accused Meigs County Judge A. P. Miller and Sheriff Harry Rite of ejecting peaceful delegates carrying pro organization banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Meigs County
Pomeroy
Donahey
United Mire Workers of Ohio
West Virginia
Paris-France dispute over security pact arbitration terms
The French note to Germany on a proposed security pact hints that Paris may allow Berlin to address arbitration in case of a pact breach. Briand’s draft was turned bilateral by British input, excluding treaty rights from arbitration. Officials doubt Germany will join the League this fall due to Article XVI objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
Ondon
World News Service
Germany
Qiles
Briand
Austen Chamberlain
France
League of Nations
N. Y
Berlin stands firm on neutrality phase in pact talks
Berlin backs neutral territory for Germany if joining the League of Nations. Officials say loopholes in the Anglo French understanding prevent a definite stance. Nationalists secretly hope the talks collapse to dodge responsibility while Stresemann maintains the rule that German soil must not be crossed by foreign armies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Spewack
New York World News Service
Berlin
Germany
London
Briand
Chamberlain
Reich
League of Nations
Stresemann
N. Y
Boston Tragedy: Mother Kills Family Then Ends Own Life
In Boston on August 13 G H Curtis and his wife Mary were killed by gunfire and their two children injured. Dorothy Curtis, 10, the surviving daughter, said their mother shot the others in a bout of depression then killed herself. George H Curtis Jr aged 20 and Marjorie aged 7 died. Dorothy escaped injuries after sleeping on an upper floor and dressing following the shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Boston
G. H. Curtis
Mary
City Hospital
Dorothy
George H. Curtis, Jr
Marjorie
Fasted Cleveland Man Plans Week More Without Food
Alexander Varga, 36, says he began fasting on June 28 and does not expect to eat for at least another week. He continues to drink water every half hour to rid his body of ailments and pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Alexander Varga
Varga
Auction of Maxwell roadster by city police
Pursuant to the order of Hon. Joseph H. Woeste, Judge of Municipal Court, Maxwell roadster motor number 246952 will be sold at public auction by the Chief of Police in the court yard of City Hall on Monday, August 17, 1925 at 2 o'clock P.M. to the highest bidder. William Copelan, Chief of Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Woeste
Ohio
Maxwell
William Copelan
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Hurt
Commercial Tribune Publishing Co
Commercial Square
Canal
Nature
Arctic
John “Dopey” Marino
AID
Kellogg
Father
Texas
Marshal
Yeggs
Take Umbrella
Europe
Ropean
Mme. Latife
Latife
Chislehurst
England
Latire
Trousseau
Paris
Yegg
Father O’connor
Legion
Architecture Electrical Industries
Ohio “Mechanics | Institute
Central Parkway and
Walnut Street
Romtonerica
City Ticket
Dixie Terminal Building
DEPOT
Fifth and Baymiller Station
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