Caillaux Travels to London to Settle Debt Talks
Paris minister M. Caillaux arrived in London to press France's debt settlement with Britain. London seeks about £29 million annually while France offers around £10 million, with both sides expected to concessions. Caillaux stated the talks aim to honor past obligations and strengthen wartime alliance.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Caillaux
London
France
Great Britain
Francé
Winston Churchill
Baron Bradbury
England
Caillaux Hounded by Crowd in Calais Return
In Calais on August 23 M. Caillaux faced shouts from a crowd at the pier as he boarded for the British Isles. They cried Vive Calmette Vive Clemenceau Vive Ignace referencing the Figaro editor Calmette and figures tied to Caillaux’s trial. Dr Deroide was arrested for the disturbance and insult to the police official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caillaux
Associated Press
Calais
France
M. Caillaux
British Isles
Calmette
Vive
Clemenceau
Vive Ignace
Figaro
Ignace
Dr. Deroide
Baby girl's body found in weeds near Cleves
The infant girl, wrapped in an old blanket, was found noon yesterday two miles north of Cleves by Harry Hoffman and his family. Coroner Handley said the baby died at birth and was likely placed there Saturday by poor parents seeking a burial. No identification on the blanket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleves
Harry Hoffman
Newport
Hoffman
Edward Argo
Handley
Pharmacists Indorse Principle of Evolution
The National Research Council representing allied pharmaceutical associations endorses organic evolution as a life development method. Prof. E L Newcomb from the University of Minnesota wrote the resolution. A second resolution condemns efforts to restrict evolution teaching. Five state universities Maryland Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Mississippi are represented. Next week members of related societies will meet in Des Moines Iowa.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
National Research Council
E. L. Newcomb
University of Minnesota
Maryland
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Mississippi
Anglo-Chinese talks on police aid collapse in Hankow
Negotiations to enlist Chinese police for foreign protection in Hankow broke up when native officials demanded a 75000 indemnity for June riots victims. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce has been notified to intensify an anti-British boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Labor Day Outing Planned by Covington Trade Assembly
The Ken ton and Campbell County Trade and Labor Assembly will host a Labor Day outing at Latonia race track with the Labor Day Derby for three year olds and up. Covington and Newport judges, city officials, booths, refreshments, and various contests including boxing and cakewalk are on the program. The event aims to be the most successful in assembly history.
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Kenton and
Campbell County Trade and Labor Assembly
Latonia
William J. Egan
The
Assembly
Covington
John B. Read
O'Donovan
J. Mason Hawk
Theodore Kluemper
Thomas Bailey
Thomas Donnelly
Newport
W. C. Buren
Livingston
Joseph G. Hermann
Herbert Flatinus
Chris Ebert
Albert Simms
Trades and Labor Assembly
T. J. Coleman Dies After Long Illness at 53
Thomas J. Coleman 53, veteran engineer with Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, died after a long illness at his home 1418 Greenup. Born in Buffalo, he belonged to Masonic bodies, Knights Templars, Brother hood of Locomotive Engineers, and Madison Avenue Christian Church. Survived by widow and daughter Mrs. Guy Rowlette Covington. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Madison Avenue Church with Knights Templars officiating. Rev. J. S. Hagen to lead. burial at Highland Cemetery.
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Thomas J. Coleman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Greenup Street
Coleman
Buffalo
N. Y
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Colonel Clay Lodge
Covington
Covington Commandery
Knights Templars
New Dixie Highway Opens From Covington To Pendleton Line
Hundreds of motorists traveled the eastern branch of the Dixie Highway yesterday as the 21 mile Covington to Pendleton County segment with a concrete surface opened. The $800000 project was funded equally by the state and Kenton County, easing traffic on the western branch to Williamstown and shifting maintenance to the state. County taxes collected for road and bridge funds will finance future cross roads linking the two arteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Pendleton
Pendleton County
Kenton County
Williamstown
Funeral services for Chauncey G. Owen in Covington
Chauncey G. Owen a former Covington resident who moved to North Dakota as a wheat farmer died last Friday at his Larimore North Dakota home. Funeral services are scheduled for 11 this morning at the Highland Cemetery chapel.
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Covington
Chauncey G. Owen
Larimore
N. D
Highland Cemetery
North Dakota
James H. Meyer
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati
Mary Klaine
John Klaine
Pleasant Street
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Harry J. Klaine
Harry
Frank
Norbert
George Klaine
Notable Names in Local Residency List
W D Ballard Hazel Eichoff Harold Weadock Grace M Shane reside in Covington Kentucky Mason Kentucky West Palm Beach Florida Lima Ohio in the collective notice detailing residents associated with multiple cities. The item lists several individuals and their hometowns across Ohio Kentucky Florida and Kentucky again.
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W. D. Ballard
Hazel Eichoff
Harold Weadock
Grace M. Shane
Covington
Mason, Ky
West Palm Beach, Fla
Lima, O
Plan Memorial for W. J. Bryan
The Philadelphia Record will form a national memorial committee with Josephus Daniels as prospective chairman to finance and erect a Bryan memorial. The piece lauds Bryan for defending common people, promoting social reform and peace, while noting his religious and political disputes.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
William Jennings Bryan
Record
Josephus Daniels
Raleigh News and Observer
Navy
Wilson
Bryan
Malmesbury Land Passed Through Generations Without Outsiders
A thousand years after King Athistan granted land to Malmesbury commoners, descendants still hold it with no outside owners. Only those who married a commoner’s daughter gain shared privilege.
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Athistan
Malmesbury
Radio Schedules Highlight Evening Programs and Concert
The listing shows at 6 P.M. on WGBS NY Si Plunkett presents Spooks Negro stories, at 7:30 P.M. Wad York Law features, and 8:45 P.M. on KDKA Pittsburgh the concert by KDKA Symphony Players.
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WGBS
New York
Si” Plunkett
W York
Law
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Kdka Symphony Players
Unidentified radio station list spans multiple markets
A collection of radio call signs from various markets appears in the clipping. The list includes Central KFIM and KFMQ among others such as KYW WCCO WEBH WGN WENR WLS WMAQ WMBB WOC WOI WOWL WQJ and Eastern CKAC PWX WBAV WCAU WOTS WDWF WEBJ WFI WGBS WGY WIP WJY WRC WREO WTIC. No narrative context is provided.
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KFIM
KFMQ
KYW
WCCO
WEBH
WGN
WENR
WLS
WMAQ
WMBB
WOC
WOI
WOWL
WQJ
CKAC
PWX
WBAV
WCAU
WOTS
WDWF
WEBJ
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WIP
WJY
WRC
WREO
WTIC
Radio Schedule Mix With Classical and Jazz Programs
Stations in St Louis Kansas City Chicago air a mix of lectures orchestras school of the air and musical programs throughout the day including The Pride of Life around the Town and a series of instrumental and organ recitals with various artists and bands.
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KFUO
ST. Louis
P.M
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
Radio Listings Across Cities Highlight Evening Concerts
Radio schedules from WTAM WGR WGY and others show orchestra, concert and dinner music blocks. Featured acts include the United States Navy Band, soprano Bessie Booth Dodge, and tenor Guiseppe di Benedetto with multiple orchestras and studio programs throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Bessie Booth Dodge
Guiseppe di Benedetto
Goat Mounts Guard at St James's Palace in London
A white Angora goat named Billy from the Royal Welsh Fusiliers accompanied the guard at St James's Palace in London. The ceremonial animal, presented by the King from Windsor, marches with the regiment during guard mount and receives official rations funded by the War Office.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
St. James's Palace
King George
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Royal Welsh Fusileers
Palace
Windsor
Billy
War Office
N. Y
Tailor's Safe Reveals Vast Hoard of Jewels
In a former czarist tailor’s house in Leningrad, now run by Lidval who later worked in Paris, a wall safe yielded a treasure of gold and silver items set with blue diamonds and other gems. A jewel box held 47 gold pieces and 338 carats of blue diamonds, plus cigarette cases snuff boxes rings and tiepins. The treasure lay hidden since the revolution, discovered when tenants stored books in the safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Leningrad
Russia
Lidval
Paris
Bayreuth and Beirut Mixed Up Again in Reports
Reports mixed up Bayreuth Germany with Beirut Asia Minor leading to claims of a Dutch consulate in Bayreuth. The All gemeine Handelsblad recalled a prior mix up in 1876 when a dragon-animating machine meant for Beirut was missent to Bayreuth due to spelling confusion.
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Amsterdam
Bayreuth
Germany
Beirut
Asia Minor
Allgemeene Handelsblad
The Quote of Wellington on Battle's Loss and Gain
A reflective line from Wellington notes that nothing is more melancholy than a battle lost and a battle won. The aphorism contrasts victory with loss to emphasize the heavy costs of conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Newport Raid Seizes Whisky Ring Led by Grimsley Associate
Newport police arrest Abe Sopher during a federal raid at 416 West Sixth Street. Sopher, who flashed a seal claiming to be a graduate detective, faces a concealed weapons charge as Walter Grimsley Jr. and others are cited in liquor cases. Moonshine and whisky found at Grimsley home and Marie Kramer’s Dayton Street residence prompt further hearings.
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Newport
Abe Sopher
West Sixth Street
Sopher
Walter Grimsley, Jr
Maybury
Grimsley
United States
Roetken
Covington
Marie Kramer
Dayton Street
Newport Notes: Lawn fete at St Thomas Church Fi mas Ky
A throng attended a St Thomas Church lawn fete in Fi mas Kentucky on Saturday. The Holy Name Society and women of the congregation organized the event with praise for support from attendees. Constance Ortlieb of Dayton Kentucky improved after a fall from a peach tree Friday. Ortlieb, 81, sustained bruises but is recovering at home with help from his daughter Mrs Clem Vonderhaar. Concerts by the Tenth Infantry Band will be held at Ft Thomas three evenings weekly from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday Thursday and Friday.
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Newport
St. Thomas Church
Fimas
Arthur Brenne
Holy Name Society
Brenne
Tenth Infantry Band
Ft. Thomas
Constance Ortlieb
Dayton
Frank Ortlieb
Ortlieb
Clem Vonderhaar
Fourth Avenue
Police Cat Presents Kitten to Station But It Is Shy One Leg
A Cincinnati police station’s resident ratter Whitey gave birth to three kittens one of which was missing a leg. The mother shows special care for the crippled kitten and keeps its food as the others are fed. Whitey has produced several litters during her years at the station and patrols the cells for the well dressed prisoners, sharing food with the kittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
M. Caillaux
Cincinnati
Whitey
First District
Police Department
Police Unite In Potheen Raids Across Ulster Front
Moonshiners in Ulster faced a joint operation by the Ulster constabulary led by Inspector Robinson and the Monagham Civic Guards under Chief Superintendent Murphy. The two forces cooperated on an eighteen mile front for eight hours and thoroughly routed the stills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ulster
Ulster Constabulary
Robinson
Monagham Civic Guards
Murphy
Three youths sentenced for attempted train wreck near Poplar Bluff
In Poplar Bluff Missouri Aug 23 three African American boys Carl Calhoun 7 Everett Oliver 8 and Robert Lee Oliver 13 admitted placing an iron bar on tracks to wreck Missouri Pacific train No 24. A railroad worker removed the bar seconds before impact. They were sentenced to three years in reform school but paroled after a stern lecture. One boy reportedly admitted prior wrecking at Neeleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Missouri Pacific
Carl Calhoun
Everett Oliver
Robert Lee Oliver
Neeleyville
Ferguson
Circuit Court
Reform School
Parrot’s Cries Save Mistress From Apartment Fire
Fire Captain Drewes on the second floor of a burning building owned by Mrs Juliana Loweinger heard the parrot cry Oh Lord Oh Lord Oh Lord Then he found Loweinger unconscious in a bedroom beneath heavy smoke The parrot perched above coughed and cried aiding rescuers Loweinger was carried to a roof and revived with the parrot surviving the ordeal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
gNews Service
Leaders Invited to Conference on China at Johns Hopkins
Leaders from economics education philanthropy journalism religion and labor were invited to an unofficial conference on America China relations at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore from September 17 to 20. The aim is to share constructive suggestions to increase cooperation in educational business and missionary projects and to exchange information for actionable outcomes between the two nations.
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Associated Press
New York
China
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
United States
Donkey Captured After Lengthy Newport Police Pickup
A stubborn donkey wandered Brighton Street near Fourth before Ralph Kaufman lured it toward law enforcement. Newport police and a private citizen spent hours corraling the animal, which was registered as John Doe at headquarters. Simon Bartel later identified it as his children’s playmate, and the donkey was returned home.
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Newport
John Does
Simon Bartel
West Fourth Street
Bartel
Death sentences tallied in England and Wales since 1901
Three hundred thirty five men and five women have been executed in England and Wales since January 1901. Altogether, six hundred twenty one death sentences were passed in this period.
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England
Wales
England Tightens Gun Licensing Under New Act
The Gun License Act in England requires licenses for all items capable of discharging a missile, extending to even small popguns, placing strict controls on possession and use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Leviathan, U S Lines to Stay Permanently, Palmer Says
L C Palmer president of the Fleet Corporation announced that the Leviathan and all United States Lines ships will remain in service from New York to Europe permanently. He rejected rumors of tying up ships, noting no ground for such claims and confirming ongoing service amid budget discussions and revised appropriations for 1927.
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President
United States Lines
Leviathan
Europe
Associated Press
Washington
New York
L. C. Palmer
Fleet Corporation
Palmer
T. H. Rossbottom
Rossbottom
United States
North Atlantic
Shipping Board
Tablet to perpetuate memory of Church in the Wildwood composer
Cedar Falls Iowa reports a tablet will be erected on the church near Nashua Iowa to honor Rev William S Pitts composer of The Church in the Wildwood. Pitts came from Wisconsin in 1857 to pastor the Little Brown Church in the Yale and the area once thrived but now is abandoned. A tablet will also honor the churchs first pastor Rev John K Nutting with Sunday services continuing at the Little Brown Church.
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Cedar Falls
William S. Pitts
Wildwood
Nashua
Mr. Pitts
Wisconsin
Little Brown
Yale
John K. Nutting
Auto and oil sectors ride summer upturn in 1925
Strong demand boosts U S automobile production with up to August gains of 192 760 in passenger cars and 66 037 in trucks. Detroit plants run night shifts as General Motors expands output while closed car production climbs 20 65 percent amid shifts toward cheaper models. In oil, higher prices and steady Southwest output offset fears of price drops as Texas daily production rises from 378 365 to 414 673 barrels in July and storage falls 25 percent year over year.
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Chicago
Detroit
Motor City
Brougham
Motors
United States
A. P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
H. Ponting
Detroit News
Sloan
Mother
Clarence E. Eldridge
Southwest
J. A. Pressly
Dallas
Tex
Sun Oil Company
Texas
National Association of Independent Oil Producers
W. H. Gray
Tulsa
Okla
Rockies
Industrial Baseball Team Routs Opponents in Park Lumber Clash
Decatur leads with Wilson Reising and Woods scoring as Murdock and Formica pitchers duel. Highlights include Penning, Smith and Whistler home runs, multiple extra base hits, and errors by Rack, Esslinger, and Kolodzik. Game played at Park Lumber Company with Murdock 19 8 and Formica 2 7 line scores.
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M.m.co
Ore Wa HP
Decatur
Wilson
Reising
Woods
Mic
Rack
Deveney
St’metz
L-C
Breslin
L-P
Penning
Smith
Whistler
Hinges
Kolodzik
Besl’ger
C. Luy
Hoberg
McCord
Walsh
W. Luy
Hyde Parks
Eats Whistler
Gallenstein
Esslinger
C. Lay
Willson
Pinning
Steinmetz
Levy
Aeberg
Bresslin
Klodzik
Heberg
Gant
Park Lumber Company
Ault-Wiborg
Wiborg
Wae
Ab.h
Kelly
McGa’ F.dono
Francis
Grace
Arns
Eenneeen
Donovan
Eppenste
Pierce
Cook
U. S
Sampson
Zeigler
Gregory
Woodall
Gerrard
W Sink
Foodal
Amm
Grace Jay
Francis F. Donovan
McGarry
J. Donovan
Ault & O Wibee mSmeen
Printing Co
Jamison
Kemper-Thomas
T. Co
U.S.C. Abh.o
H'rbridel
Griffen
Bartson
H’ Ventana
Get Gray
Appleton
Brown
P Ad Smith
Perry
Finney
Muth
Ath
Ice
McClelland
Raf
Hilterbridel
Graf
R. Burling
Brossart
Balk
Tae
Stanley
Thomasson
Langewan
Bonham
Lalls
Thomasson Pallas
Stengel
Piper
Stohen
Andrew
J. H. Day
Evans
Cunnigham
West
Ngewan
Pallas
Poa Seay
Amateur Results Totals at Dixie Park
Results from Dixie Park show Ed Berling Schneider Tierney Disz Dressell among players with two base hits by Joe Berling Sanders Disz and three base by Sanders. Olbert walked twice Tierney walked six times while Olbert struck out eleven and Tierney G. umpire Clendening.
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Greenfield
Jones
Burbrink
Dager
Fisher
Clemons
Stevens
Reese
Ammon and Castle
Greenfield, O
Chevrolet
H.O. F
Berger
Miller
Kellar
Mohrman
Buck
Fury
Gillette
Fmeye
Berling
Wood
Rorick
Peeeewenen
Hoffmeyer
Simer
Sommers
Sucksmee
Swisshane Oyartee
Swisshelm
Ere Youllig
Fay & Egan Groun
H. E
A.reed
Blank’ier
Petrie
Wil'rs
Meyers
Pbi Rose
Bodkin
J.emmes A
S Lee
Aren
Boner
Meiners
J. Wills
Horton
Trust Co
Leener
Rose
Clemons Parsons
Parsons
Mers
Biasea
Dixie Triang
Ed Berling
Schneider
Tierney
Disz
Dressell
Joe Berling
Sanders
Olbert
Tierney G
Clendening
Dixie Park
Pee Wehed
Clifton
Fredrichs
Clin
Hess
Jan
Deer Cree
Semi-Pro Veterans Rally to Defeat Hamilton Roamers 6 To 3
Disabled Vets rebound after two eliminations to beat the Hamilton Roamers 6 to 3 at Avoca Park. Pitcher Monahan allowed eleven singles but delivered clutch work with solid outfield support. Key moments included two base hits by Walker and walks issued to several Roamers batters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Roamers
Avoca Park
Monahan
Vets
Marcus
H. Dietz
Walker
Rawn
Gordon
Sockenhein
J. Herzeg
Oes Delmonier
Avocaark
Ludlow Defeats Oakley In KI0 Elimination Quarters
Ludlow beat Oakley 41 at Ludlow Ball Park as Dick Plummer of Indianapolis fanned 12 and sparked a four-run third inning. Walters homered to prevent a shutout. Ludlow extended an eight-game win streak and reached 16 wins this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Oakley
Dick Plummer
Indianapolis
Johnston Wins Newport Invitation Singles and Doubles Titles
William M. Johnston of San Francisco, former national champion and current American Davis Cup No. 2, captured the Newport invitation bowl by defeating Brian Norton 6-3 6-3 6-2 in the final. He then teamed with Clarence J. Griffin to beat Norton and Ray Casey in a five set doubles final 6-2 6-1 5-7 2-6. Norton struggled with Johnston’s lobs and consistency throughout the 59 minute singles clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
William M. Johnston
San Francisco
Brian I. C. Norton
St. Louis
Johnston
Clarence J. Griffin
Ray Casey
Norton
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Cillaux
Britain
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Indorse
Derby
Campbell County Trades Assembly
T. J. Coleman
W. J. Bryan
WKRC
Legion
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Liggett
WSAI
KSD
WHT
Barytone
Kay Ronayne
Tom Brown
WTAM
Cleveland
Orchestra
Kdka—E
WGR
Schenectady
WLIT
Announ
WOO
WIZ
United States Navy Band
Estey
Landau Hall
WHN
Plunkett
WRNY
Hugo Gernsbach
WNYC
ST. James’s Palace
Parrot
Mistress
Lunkenheimer
Lunk
Ab.h.o.a
Kauther
Seekert
Swisher
Williams
Hirsch
Lunkenheimers
Newport Rolling
Oca
Murdock
Formica
Ab.h.o.a. Burbink
Baetcher
Lipka
Suderein
Kuhlman
Serer
Vatter
Daley
Mergard
Wolhearst
Herman
Powell
Sudein
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Wroitbeest
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Carroll
Rizzo
Hughes
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Heckler
Mellow
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Lenhoff
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L'nhoff
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Cornen
Lamp
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Krebs
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ays—Luers
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Wessel Staubert
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Anderson
Anderson Struc
Jofft
Corcoran
Credit
Rer Miller
Poverriry
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Seeeeees
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Aone
Muegel
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E. E. Orioles
V.sham
A. Orioles
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Aetz
Collins
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Erre
Serene Faecher
Neckley
Martin
Marshall
Stearns
Willet
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Rahill
Viox
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Joeger
Orioles
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Herre
Marshal
Roselott
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Depenbrock
J. D. Tri
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El.Berl
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Ederl
Stillwell
Kennedy
Faust
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Schnell Sim
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Conradi
Sciarra
C. C
Seeeeveser Lemmel
Gulusan
Fredrich
Ersoee Ug
Trauser
Sanson Dees Powers
Intiern
Ocore
Ham
D. Vets
Herbert
Ee Bimco
Ulrich
J. Ulrich
Cope
Henges
Derr
Sacksteder
Kopf
Steck
Davey
Dalmer
Ulrich G
Ao and Salter
Middletown
Ab.h.o
Weimer
Cicona
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Nors
Byard
Glasgow
Gilligan
Walters
Seltz
Bearkley
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Plummer
Gaines
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Steeper Eereeee
Petri
L. Ziegler
Deiters and
Wetterer
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Herbert G. Herbert
Meeere Armco
Pea Blohm
Seeeee Cj Sry
L. Ulr
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Puehl
Seeensee
Meenee
Stees Aren Davey
Hahn
Burnham
Rog Ulric Lakoff
C Secon
She J. Ulrich
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