Corner-Stone Ceremony For Martin's Orpheum Theater
Ten members of the Chamber of Commerce, named by President Charles Roth, will represent Change at the corner-stone laying for Colonel Martin's new Orpheum theater on McMillan street in Walnut Hills. A three-member Pen and Pencil club committee will also attend. The ceremony is set within two weeks, with the exact date to be announced soon. Meanwhile a London stage report notes Ellen Terry and others at Hicks Theatre for His Borrowed Plumes, a society comedy starring Mrs Pat Campbell. The critics find the plot slow despite lavish costumes and mounting.
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Martin’s Theater
Chamber of Commerce
Charles ©. Roth
Orpheum Theater
I. ‘M. “Martin
Chester Park
McMillan Street
Walnut Hills
George Zehler
Fred Guckenberger
John 8. Hoffmann
Rigmund Freiberg
James J. Heekin
W. A. Bennett
Pliny M. Gale
Henry M. Rubel
George F. Dieterle
August B. Trum
Pen and Pencil Club
Colonel Martin
Tne Jerome
New York
London
Hart
Countess Grey
Marlborough
Dawson Millward
Gertrude Kingston
Henry Ainley
Ya Sy
Campbell
Chester's Wet Weather Attractions at the Big White Park
The Chester show directs cheerful vaudeville under shelter despite rain. Audran's The Mascotte delights audiences while Moscrop sisters and Douglas headline a strong Morris booking. Colonel Martin promises a grand Fourth-Fifth fireworks display Saturday night for Cincinnati spectators.
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Chester
Colonel Martin
Jurie
Audran
White
Mlle. Vanity
Moscrop Sisters
Mr. Douglas
Cincinnati
Russian Band and Dancers At Zoo Tonight
Wednesday at the Zoological garden Thaviu's band will present a light music program with Sousa Offenbach Herbert and Verdi selections plus Blavonic dances from Dvorak. Russian dancers will accompany the band and crowd appeal is expected to grow with better weather. Thursday features Russian selections including Tchaikowsky suites and Sunday plans include a postponed Fourth of July fireworks display with crowd arrangements.
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Thaviu
Zoological Garden
Thavin
Sousa
Offenbach
Herbert
Douglas
Verdi
Dvorak
Thayia
Tchakoff
Tschaikowski
Harvest Home at Coney Island Dates Set for August Exposition
The Anderson Township Harvest Home at Coney Island will run August 19 to 21. Notices were mailed to associations in state and county fairs, inviting exhibitors to file for space and showcasing top farm products amid favorable rainfall and abundant land.
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Coney’s
Anderson Township
Coney Island
Coney
Lagoon's Postponed Fireworks Tonight
The Lagoon will ignite the postponed fireworks tonight from the Saodust 26 plan for the urth celebration. The show features special effects and illuminated effigies with national celebrities set to appear, though rain could force further postponement.
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Lagoon
Ersist
Charming Fisher Maids at Lagoon This Week
Edw Hutchinson Musical Comedy Company presents Charming Fisher Maids at Lagoon with chorus from the Golden Gate Girls. Miss Juanita Owen leads the second act fishing number as girls practice with poles and lines. A nightly five dollar prize for the best display of fishing before Friday’s performance boosts effort and audience demand.
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Golfen Girl
Chicago
Laoon
Juanita Owen
Edw. Hutchinson
Eular Paing
Hutchin
Fay Templeton
Hammann Acquitted in Perjury Case in Berlin
Privy Councilor Dr. Hammann director of the press bureau of the foreign office was today acquitted of perjury charges filed by Prof. Schmitz former husband of Hammann's wife. Testimony showed Schmitz led a campaign of persecutions against Hammann and his wife.
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Berlin
Privy
Dr. Hammann
Foreign Office
Prof
Schmitz
Frau. Hammann
Syrian salesman held for defrauding Cincinnati innkeepers
Thomas Doura a 25 year old Syrian salesman from New York City was arrested by Detective Kincaid as he boarded a train to Indianapolis at Central Union station. He is accused of leaving Havlin hotel without paying bills and charging rides to his account, then settling at Munro and a rooming house. Three checks found on him allegedly funded a sales payoff but were not honored. He faces charges of defrauding an innkeeper.
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Thomas Doura
New York City
Kincaid
Indianapolis
Central Union Station
Doura
Cincinnati
Havylin Hotel
Cleveland
Havlin
Munro
Carlisle Avenue
Indiana
Munro Hotel
Victim in Lockjaw Case Under Investigation
Detectives Bell and Schaefer pursue the case of Fred Wulfhorst a 27 year old shipping clerk for Sereiber Sons after he contracted tetanus from a knife wound suffered in a June 20 fight. Wulfhorst was in a Sedamaville summer garden with two women and Walter Weise when a stranger attacked. Wulfhorst intervened and was cut on the wrist with a likely rusty blade.
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Bell and Schaefer
Fred Wulfhorst
Sereiber Sons Company
Wulfhorst
Walter Weise
Sedamaville
Wulfhurst
Taft Seeks to Mend Health at Burgess Point
Special dispatch from Beverly Massachusetts reports President Taft plans rest at the summer White House Burgess Point. A message says Taft will not entertain visitors and has left orders via secret service that Mrs Taft should not be disturbed as he recovers.
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Commercial Tribune
Beverly
Mass
Taft
North Shore
White House
Burgess Point
Norwood council clash over rail size in traction dispute
At last night’s Norwood meeting City Solicitor Dwyer and Councilman Nead clashed amid a controversy with Cincinnati Traction over using a larger rail for the streetcar line. A six inch granite block was favored by City Engineer Stewart over a five inch block urged by County Engineer Cowen. council appointed Nead Berens and Dwyer to press the matter before county commissioners, amid heated exchanges.
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Norwood
Dwher
Nead
City of
Cincinnati Traction Company
Gineer Cowen
Stewart
Dwyer
Neady
Berens Ang City
Anto
Riot at stockyards ends in death during horse trade
In St Louis on July 6 a riot at the stockyards left detective chief Ryan fatally shooting William James a negro. Two bystanders T Byrne and William Rice were wounded and five mules killed as James fled into a barn during a heated altercation over a horse sale.
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ST. Louis
Ryan
William James
T. Byrne
Olney
William Rice
James
James A
W S Rogers Heads New Insurance Agency in Ohio
Marshel W. Rogers leads the new W S Rogers Agency company incorporated with 10000 capital stock. Headquarters in Cleveland, authorized as agent for casualty liability health and accident insurers. Incorporators include BE M Fisher C R Curtis BB Southwick and IM Green.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Marshel W
Rogers
Secretary of State
W.S. Rogers Agency Company
Cleveland
General Rogers
BE. M. Fisher
C. R. Curtis
B. B. Southwick
I. M. Green
County approves second good roads project in county
Hamilton Ohio July 6 county commissioners grant petition for a second state aid road project. It covers three miles of the Venice pike from the city south to the Ross St Clair townships line. State Highway Commissioner J C Wonders of Columbus will visit soon to view the plan.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Ross-St. Clair
J. C. Wonders of
Columbus
Driver Hurt In Explosion Near Liberty Street Viaduct
Harry Jones an 18 year old teamster of West Liberty street touched a lit match to a dynamite charged cartridge found by boys near the Liberty street viaduct last night. The explosion badly damaged his hand and it was treated at the city hospital.
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Harry Jones
West Liberty Street
Liberty Street
Jones
City Hospital
Norwood Plunged Into Darkness By Municipal Plant Break
A citywide blackout hit Norwood last night from a power plant failure at the lighting facility. The outage lasted several hours as street lights failed, with officials blaming growing city demand and aging machinery. Power is expected to resume tonight as repairs proceed.
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Norwood
Broadway Waiter Injured Carrying Dishes
Timed at 608 Broadway Broadway restaurant employee waiter Timer Stoney aged 38 fell while carrying a tray of dishes last night. He sustained a cut to his elbow in the crash.
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Stoney
Broadway
Senator Paynter Improves After Illness From Heat
Senator Paynter of Kentucky, hospitalized in Providence, has been ill due to recent hot weather and is improving slowly. The report notes the condition followed his hospitalization in Washington.
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Ben
Washington
Senator Paynter
Kentucky
Providence Hospital
Senator Clay Rechosen by Georgia Legislature
Atlanta July 6 United States Senator A B Clay was unanimously re elected by the Georgia Legislature his term expires in 1915 the action follows a unanimous vote by both houses in session today to retain his services.
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Atlanta
United States
Clay
Georgia
Drownings At Lake Wawasee Claim Two Ligonier Residents
Bert Stainsberry and Miss Cora Keehn of Ligonier, Indiana drowned today in the east end of Lake Wawasee. Their bodies have not been recovered, and search operations continue.
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Warsaw
Ind
Bert Stainsberry
Cora Keehn
Ligonier, Ind
Lake Wawasee
Gunboat Dorothea Carries Ohio Naval Militia Up Detroit River
The gunboat Dorothea with 38 officers and men of the Ohio naval militia left Chicago River this evening and passed down the Detroit River on the way to unspecified duties.
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Dorothea
Passia
Detroit River
Detroit
Mich
Ohio Naval Militia
Chicago
Annexation plan for Latonia to Covington in doubt
Covington city leaders reviewed a report by expert F C Webner on Latonia finances. The findings show Latonia owes 308500 in bonds plus 68000 in floating debt and 2616688 in assessed property value, with delinquent tax claims likely, risking the annexation order. Council set next Friday to vote on the annexation ordinance and approved increasing aldermen from five to seven, a move that may be reconsidered.
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Latonia
Covington
F. c. Webner
Osar
Webner
T He Coutcil
Vacation school opens with 84 enrollments
The experimental summer school in the Holman school building opened with 84 students enrolled, far exceeding expectations. Principal A C Collins leads a strong teaching staff as classes begin with organized activities, field trips, and games rather than routine studies.
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Holman School
A. C. Collins
Slugs
Dairymen Summoned Over Permit Defiance Before Judge
Dairymen Kollman and Schulter were summoned by police to answer before Judge Read for defying regulations and blocking inspections. Notices went to other nearby dairymen who have yet to obtain required permits as of July 9. Health inspectors led by Wyman plan a vigorous campaign to enforce the law and arrests will follow noncompliance.
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Kollman and Schulter
Board of One
Lertia
Board of Health
Wyman
The
Health Board
Smoke Prevention Ordinance Becomes Law Citywide
City council ordinances to curb smoke from factories and railroad locomotives take effect today with enforcement by the sanitary guard. Mayor Craig approved the measures yesterday after citizen complaints and objections were considered.
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Craig
Saya
Masonic service for late Thomas L Philippe held in city
The bridgel of the late Thomas L Philippe father of City Attorney lippe was held at the Masonic temple yesterday morning. A break from the Kentucky Reform school at Greendale released four boys including Theosand Chea ter Tinker Orville Hunter and Sherman Smith who may head toward Cincinnati. Frederick Grimmeleisen longtime Ludlow resident died at his Elm and Kenna home aged 66. Carroll council Knights of Columbus plans Newport council visit with Judge M T Rhine delivering the address.
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Thomas L Philippe
Lippe
Kentucky Reform School
Greendale
Theosand Cheater Tinker
Orville Hunter
S Herman Smith
Cincinnati
Parks
Frederick Grimmeleisen
Ludlow
Elm and
Kenna Streets
Ogee
Carroll Council
Knights of Columbus
Newport
M. T. Rhine
Covington Council Sets 30 Day Dog Catcher Post
City council approved a thirty day term for a dog catcher to supervise a dog pound and related duties. Bids to perform duties will be opened, with the role part of broader street and property condemnation actions. June expenses totaled 131 171.17 for salaries and supplies. The Word Machine proposed relocation with a two year tax exemption, referred to the commerce committee.
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Covington
Col Company
Covingtons
Ac’ores and Commerce Committee
Grxer Avenue
John Slarman
Spoenancég
Maryland Avenue
Eghteeenth Street
Delmar Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Lenver
Suit Filed Over Defamation by Latonia Woman Against H G Bedwell
Kenton County court docket shows Mrs Elisabeth Fischer of Latonia suing racing figure H G Bedwell for 10000 damages claiming he visited her home on June 29 and made degrading remarks in front of her children. Attorney B F Graziani represents the plaintiff. Albert Eckler sues Stella Matthews for 1000 damages and seeks an injunction to stop garnishment actions in Cincinnati to collect a debt within Kentucky jurisdiction. In police court Judge Read hears the case of Eagar Jones a homeless, two night detained boy who lost both parents at age two. efforts to place him are made.
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H. G. Bedwell
Kenton
Elisabeth Fischer
Latonia
Bedwell
Fischer
B. F. Graziani
Albert Eckler
Stella Matthews
Jrs
Squire Dumont
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Eagar Jones
Latonia City Council Debates Pubic Works Proposal
Latonia council defers a public house proposal from a superintendent of public works and adopts a resolution to pay certified bills after official salaries. Joseph Connelly buys twenty one bonds for Washington Street improvements. Firings note $875 paid for coupons. Protests allege excessive assessments while Frank Corte halts a sewer construction on his property.
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Latonis
Washington Street
Rae National Bank
Frank Corte
Nolan
Landmark property sale details obscure in OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a property fronting Ash Street with uncertain ownership and names. The readable portion mentions a person or entity possibly tied to a syndicate and a plan related to a sale or legal action. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or definitive outcomes.
Local Option Status Mapped Across Indiana
A map shows dry counties in white and wet areas in color while noting growth in populations. The text cites nearly 3,060,000 residents in identified areas and references sale restrictions on alcohol products across counties.
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Dry
Bleck
Aie
Tae
Peter Fu
Wien
Ary
Scheid Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Scheid of Dayton Kentucky marked fifty years of marriage with a 7:30 AM Mass at St Francis church. Their family of eleven children, twenty six grandchildren and five great grandchildren joined a breakfast at 825 Second Avenue and an all day celebration. Both born in Dallenbach Germany the couple married there and moved to America in 1868 settling in Wyoming Ohio before Dayton. He is 78 and she 72.
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Young & Carl
Anthony Scheld
Dayton
St. Francis’ Church
Second Avenue
Scheid
Dallenbach
Germany
America
Wyoming
Absence of Councilmen Delays Bellevue Street Action
Bellevue Kentucky council failed to act on Fairfield avenue improvement due to no quorum. Three members opposed to the street car rails proposition did not appear, and police were unable to summon them. A special session will hear the matter tomorrow night as taxpayers demand repairs.
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Bellevue
Fairfield Avenue
Seither
Ite
Lutheran Church Pastor in Alexandria Die s
The Rev. F. W. Rotenberg pastor of the Lutheran church at Alexandria died yesterday after several weeks illness at his home in Alexandria. He was 64 and previously led the Lutheran church in Cheviot for twenty years. Survived by a widow and two daughters. Funeral Friday at 11 in the Lutheran church, Alexandria.
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F. W. Rotenberg
Lutheran Church At
Alexandria
Campbell County
Rodenberg
Cedent
Cheviot, C
Two Truant Officers Re Elected by Newport School Board
Newport board of education reduced truant officers from three to two and redistributed the salary of the surplus. Adam Wagner and William Clark were re elected. A combined examiners group for teachers was named: Regenstein of Newport Sluss of Covington Cassidy of Lexington, with a date for the examination to be set next month.
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Newport
Auto Speed Crackdown In Newport City
Newport police chief Lakett ordered arrests of motorists exceeding eight miles per hour after numerous complaints of cars running down pedestrians. Offenders have been reported driving at thirty to forty miles an hour through the city.
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Lackett
Newport
Dayton Board Plans Deficit Handling and Repairs
The Dayton Kentucky board of education met last night and received a report from law committee chair W C Quinby. The council agreed to cover any deficit in school funds at year end and the building committee was authorized to make only necessary repairs and improvements.
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Board of Education
Dayton
W. C. Quinby
Law Committee
Ballplayer Relatives Seek Missing Harvey From Newport
Parents and relatives of Marry Harvey a noted ballplayer living at 619 Dayton Street Newport are anxious as he remains away from home since June 24. He left for Hamilton Ohio and did not return as expected the following Tuesday. Family learned indirectly he may have gone to California but doubt he would travel without informing them.
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Harvey
Dayton Street
Newport
Hamilton
California
Leaders Fail to Heal Breach Among Campbell Democrats
Article details rifts within Campbell County Democratic leaders as factions clash over county clerk nomination. John Berton and his followers resist the move to drop his bid and oppose incumbent circuit court clerk Hubbard. A rumor of a county committee meeting and a call by Reuscher is denied.
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Democratic Party
Campbell
John Berton
Hubbard
Dwarts
Ton
Charm
Chwertz
Man Reuscher
Campbell County Courts Face Unusual Garnishment Fight
In a circuit court filing attorney H M Benton and Frank Listerman seek to restrain J A Winter from pursuing a garnishment of 30 dollars in Squire D Mont's court Cincinnati. Judge Yungblut grants a temporary restraining order. Separate orders dissolve a restraining order in a divorce case Martha B E Haynie vs Wil W Haynie and Mutual Life Insurance. Gussie Drout 16 years old arraigned in police court after alleged theft. case sent to juvenile court. William Martin charged with theft from John Seaton. pleads guilty. fined 50 dollars and one month in the workhouse.
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H. M. Benton
Frank Listerman
J. A. Winter
Squire’d Mont
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
Yungblut
Martha BE. Haynie
Wil W. Haynie
Yungblu
Tempo
and Mutual Life Insurance Company
J . Yungblut
Gussie Drout
Derecth Morton
Robert Hilbert
William Martin
de Sheeran
John Seaton
Newport
guaHry
Hawking
Newport News Notes Chronicle Various Local Incidents
George Austin 14 of 631 Monmount Street was severely injured when a brass shell dynamite exploded. Mrs Belle A Gould of Los Angeles arrived for a visit to her son I P Gould of Bellevue, Kentucky. Charles Goebel, prominent Campbell County farmer, died after a long illness, funeral in Alexandria Lutheran church. Dayton Kentucky council adjourned. clerk reported month collections of 21 and a balance of 8171. Funeral of Augusta Mette in Speers hospital. Fred Reekers and Edward Boerman reelected St. church trustees for three years. William Haas of Oak Street Fort Wayne injured by rusty nail, possible lockjaw risk. Newport legion to hold big meeting in Memorial Hall with G A Hodgkinson addressing.
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George Austin
Monmount Street
Gloriou
Belle A. Gould
Los Angeles
Cal
I. P. Gould
Bellevue
Kentucky
Charles Goebel
Ville
Campbell
Alexandria
Wu N' An
Deyton
Bird
Augusta. Mette
Speers Hospital
Reimert
Maple Avenue
Newport
Fred Reekers
Edward Boerman
St. Church of
Dayton
Willam Haas
Oak Street
Fort
Lockiaw
Newport Legion
Nationalive Legion
Memorial Hall
G. A. Hodgkinson
The
Omer
Cleveland
Hodgkinson
Property transfers in Jamestown and Bellevue records
Mamie 8 and husband to Rev C P Maes part of block 33 and part of jy 49 in Jamestown addition to Deypester. Ernst Bremer and wife to cooh Bremer part of lot 48 in W Tiamson's addition in Bellevue.
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C. P. Maes
Jamestown
Ernst Bremer
Cooh Bremer
Tiamson
Bellevue
Youth Shot Accidentally While Examining Revolver
Arthur Stanley aged 16 and four companions were in Jim Young's coal cellar at 311 George Street when he accidentally discharged a revolver injuring his foot. Police investigated and ruled the incident accidental.
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Arthur Stanley
George Street
Jim Young
Stanley
City Hospital
Pouice
Blood Bought Band Proving Powentil Factor in Booming Revival
In MEL on July 6 a revived Baptist meeting showcases the Bought Band and Convat enceihics amid a strong turnout. Readers report lively demonstrations and reported effects of Powentil on the crowd.
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Powentil
Convat
Baptist
Ek Ctidiens
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Atler County
Venice Pike
Norwood IN Darkness
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the New Vacation School
Slase
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Kenton County Courts
Fred Outeast
Séaeeee
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Seveegan
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Connersylle
Marie van Ee
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Weeks
Albert Klein J
Newcomerstown
Alice Stronger
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