Rail lines may resume Sunday excursion fares amid pact doubt
Central Passenger Association members consider retracting an excursion ban as Monon Pere Marquette Grand Trunk lines plan to break the agreement and Nickle Plate may follow. Frank Reed confirms resumed Sunday and short weekday excursions, arguing rates aid the public and Niagara trips. Officials say the move aims to counter two cent fare laws, with further developments expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger
Monon
Pere Marquette
Grand Trunk
Centrall Passenger Association
Cincinnati
Frank J Reed
Commercial Tribune
Reed
Jea Association
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Central Passenger Association
Guinther Takes City Passenger Agent Post in Cincinnati
P B Guinther arrived in Cincinnati to assume duties as city passenger agent for the Milwaukee and St Paul line. The new role, created recently, places Guinther from Chicago offices at the helm with several C M O and St P traffic staff accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . A. Blair
Cicago
G. B. Haynes
Chicago
A. L. ®Idemiller
Indianapolis
Fig. Hicks
Baptist Church Service Plans at Columbia with Pastor W Atwater
At Columbia Baptist Church Carlton W Atwater Pastor announces Bible study at 9 20 am and services at 1 7 45 pm on Memorial Day weekend. Children day exercises by Sunday School and topics of great interest to be preached. Summer and winter draw large congregations at Lincoln Park Institution. Fund drive asks for 16000 toward a Baptist hospital in Cincinnati. Send subscription to Dr Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Carlton
W. Atwater
Bible Gold
Brotherhood of Locom
Tive Engineers
Lincoln Park Institution
Cincinnati
Robbins
Central Christian Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Topics
Church at Ninth Avenue hosts Sunday school at 9 15 and service at 10 30 with sermon by L Waite titled Life's Balance Wheel 3 and The Man Who Bore Christ's Cross. Evening EK meeting follows at 8 54. Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth Avenue
Cy Hall
L. Waite
Christ
Christian Science churches schedule services in city
The First Church of Christ Scientist Parkview South Walnut Hills holds Sunday services at 11 am and 7 pm with the subject God the Only Creator and a 9:45 am Sunday school. Free reading rooms at 1608 First National Bank Building open 9 am to 9 pm Sundays and holidays. The Second Church at Aeolian Hall West Fourth Avenue offers Sunday service at 11 am June 12 with the subject God the Only Creator and an 8 pm testimonial healing meeting. Reading library at 414 Providences open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Parkev
Walnut Hills
First National Bank
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jerusalem church sermon notes on The Reformer and the Regenerator
In Jerusalem, Morning service at 11 features the Rev G Horex presenting The Reformer and the Regenerator. Attendance includes Cornes Oak and Winslow and the congregation is urged to reflect on reform and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jerusalem
Oak
Winslow
Opis
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Presbyterian Church Auburn Avenue ministers and activities listed. Sunday school at 9 45 a m Bible classes and worship at eleven. Wednesday evening service at 7 45 p m. Includes singing and prayer in a standard worship pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian, MT. Ms
Presbyterian Church
Auburn Avenue
Neibel
God Cen
Protestant Episcopal Church Services Update
At Kemper Lane Walnut Hill the schedule shows holy communion at 7 a m and evening choral service at 6 45 p m with sermons by Rev Samuel Tyler. Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning prayer at 11 00. Starting June 16 Sunday evening service is omitted and parish joins union services at 7 p m during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemper Lane
Walnut Hille
Samuel Tyler
Christian Church
Unitarian Sermon on The Case of Ananias Preached
The Rev. George A. Thayers will preach at 1 a.m. at the Unitarian on Reading Road north of Oak Street, presenting a sermon titled The Case of Ananias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalrrasree
Reading Road
Oak St
George A. Thayers
Ananias
Dinner at Country Club in Louisville Features Prominent Speakers
The Louisville Country Club hosts a June 10 dinner with Howard Saxby editor of Saxby's Magazine Cincinnati speaking on Railroad Princes Who Have Been Made by the Press. W H Gatehell of Washington D C discusses Packing and Marking Less Than Carload Freight. A glee club provides music. notable Cincinnati railroad men attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Louisville
Howard Saxby
Saxby
Cincinnati
W. H. Gatehell
Washington
PD. C
Southern Railway
Injunction bars threat of Pennsylvania railroad strike
In Philadelphia on June 7 Judge Bregg issued a common pleas injunction restraining the federated committee of the Brothers of Trainmen Conductors Firemen and Engineers from any action that could lead to a strike on Pennsylvania railroad lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie over grievances. The petition by John S Hemphill an engineer argues engineers and firemen lack legal right to join conference deliberations. The federated committee of about 155 members has met in Philadelphia recently to discuss whether to refer the electric train staffing dispute between New York City Newark N J to their members for a vote on strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bregg
Common Pleas Court
Federated Committee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Erie
John S. Hemphill
West Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Engineers and Firemen
Brotherhoods
Tne
New York City
Newark
N.J
S C. Long
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Michigan Railroad Club Outing Set at Tawas Beach
Cincinnati railroad men received invitations to the fourteenth annual Michigan Railroad club outing at Tawas Beach on June 18 to 20. Attendees gather at Wenonah hotel in Bay City on June 17, with a special Detroit and Michigan Railroad train from Bay City at 12:45 PM on June 18 and returning June 20. A banquet is planned for the evening of June 18. The event is one of the country’s largest railroad gatherings, with many Cincinnati men expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Michigan Railroad Club
Tawas Beach
Wenonah Hotel
Bay City
Mich
Detroit & Michigan Railroad Company
Cincinnati Railroad
Roemer Promoted to Traveling Freight Agent Post
It was learned yesterday that L Roemer, agent for the Interstate Dispatch at Kansas City, is promoted to traveling freight agent for the line with Chicago headquarters. He is brother of Cr H Roemer, traveling freight agent for the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul with Cincinnati headquarters. G Buritt of Cleveland, general traveling agent for Interstate Dispatch, will be transferred to Chicago to become agent for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Roemer
Interstate Dispatch
Kansas City
Chicago
Cr. H. Roemer
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cincinnati
G. Buritt
Cleveland
Vicksburg Shreveport Pacific Line Nears Reopening
Repairs on the Queen & Crescent route section hit by floods are nearly finished and traffic will resume on June 10. The line has been out of service since April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific
Queen & Crescent
Baltimore & Ohio Agent Plans European Trip
M. W. Waynesburg, commercial agent at New Orleans for the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern, is in Cincinnati and will depart for New York. He then sails for Europe and expects to travel on the continent for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Waynesburg
New Orleans
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
City
Cincinnati
New York
Europe
George W Stevens Returns Home After Hospital Stay
George W Stevens president of the Co. and Ohio River Railroad is recovering after a serious operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore for gall stones. He will leave the hospital in a few days for Atlantic City where he will recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stevens
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Atlantic City
Cincinnati Transportation Club Meeting at Emery Hotel
The Cincinnati Transportation club holds its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the Emery hotel clubrooms, starting at 1 o clock. Important business will be transacted and all board members are requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Transportation Club
Emery Hotel
Oberlander Transferred to Ohio Division of B and O
George Oberlander claim agent for the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern at Springfield Illinois has been transferred to the Ohio division with headquarters at Cincinnati. He is succeeded at Springfield by C R Bradford formerly with the Chicago and Alton roads. Oberlander was previously a clerk in Jacob Kelley s office advertising manager of the B and O S W and C H and D railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Oberlander
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Springfield
Ill
Ohio Division
The
Road
Cincinnati
C. R. Bradford
Chicago & Alton Roads
Oberlander
Jacob Kelley
Cincinnati Passenger Committee Meeting Reported
The Cincinnati passenger committee the local branch of the Central Passenger association met yesterday morning at the Gibson house. Routine business was transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
The
Central Passenger Association
Gibson House
Sunday Market Offerings Show Mixed Fruit and Veg Prices
Housewives find some relief as many fruits and vegetables hold or fall in price. Potatoes and string beans dip, others stay steady. New week items include cantaloupes and peaches with high asks. prime eggs rise slightly and spring chickens gain, pork chops edge up.
Local Market Prices for Produce Meat and Dairy Items
A historic market list showing prices for greens and root vegetables, fish, butter and eggs, poultry, fresh meats, lard, smoked and cured meats, and cheeses. Notable items include halibut 15c per pound, tomatoes three for 10c, lamb shoulders 15c per pound, and cream cheese options from 10c to 60c per pound.
Appointment of Henry Seandrett as interstate committee attorney
Henry Alexander Seandrett is named interstate committee attorney for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific lines. He succeeds F. C. Dilard, recently elected vice president and general counsel of Rock Island lines. Seandrett was born April 8, 1876, in Paullibault Minnesota, and studied at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alexander Seandrett
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Lnes
F. C. Dilard
Rock Island Lines
Paiibault
Minn
University of Minnesota
Ohio club forms on interstate commerce study
A club at the Y M C A met to enroll new members and plan a constitution and by laws and officer elections. It was incorporated last week under Ohio state law to study interstate commerce questions and stay current with Interstate Commerce Commission rulings. Freight traffic employees of the Cincinnati lines and traffic managers of local concerns show interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati Lines
Railway Appointments change agents across states
W. R. Wyatt becomes traveling freight agent for the Southern Railway with headquarters in Montgomery Alabama, replacing J. A. McWilliams who is transferred. J. O. Smith takes the role of freight soliciting agent in Knoxville Tennessee. U. S. Shawhan is named freight soliciting agent at Mobile Alabama replacing W. R. Wyant who has been transferred. These appointments are effective now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wyatt
The
Southern Railway
Montgomery
Ala
J. A. McWilliams
J. O. Smith
Knoxville
Railroad Surveyors Killed by Passenger Train Near New Florence
William D. Woodhouse of Wethersfield Connecticut and Philip Dell of Derry Pennsylvania, members of a railroad surveying party, were fatally struck by a fast passenger train near New Florence Pennsylvania as they stepped from a telegraph tower onto the tracks. Neither man saw the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
William D. Woodhouse
Wethersfield
Supreme Court Reverses Commerce Court Ruling on Coal Rates
The Supreme Court reversed a Commerce Court decision, upholding the Interstate Commerce Commission. The ruling blocked railroads from giving reduced coal rates for fuel owned by other railroads, ruling against the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania lines. Justice McKenna delivered the unanimous opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Justice McKenna
Supreme Court sets hearing over Cleveland lakefront land
In Columbus on June 7 the state supreme court ordered a hearing in the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad case against the city of Cleveland. The dispute concerns ownership of land along the lake front valued at about 7 million dollars, following the death of Judge Price and appointment of Judge Joseph W. O'Hara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Price
Joseph W. O'Hara
State Supreme Court
Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
Cleveland
Cleveland Lake Front
Commerce Court Nullifies Nashville Grain Reshipment Ban
Washington June 7 the commerce court annulled a ICC order directing the Louisville and Nashville railroad to stop granting Nashville the privilege to reship grain grain products and hay while denying the same privilege to Atlanta and other Georgia points for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Nashville
Atlanta
Georgia
Queen City Traffic Holds First Member Meeting
A meeting of the members of the recently incorporated Queen City Traffic was held to discuss initial governance and forthcoming operations. Attendees focused on charter adoption and planned services for the urban transit project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Traffic
Railroad officials note freight movement intact after strikes
W G Neimeyer a Chicago general agent for Union Pacific and Southern Pacific reported that the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line received word that freight handlers’ strike there has not seriously handicapped freight. Chicago is under control while Minneapolis and St Paul are normal. Samuel M Adsit Virginian railroad general freight agent was in Cincinnati Friday. J F Duesenberry of Minneapolis traveling car agent for Iowa Central railroad was here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Neimeyer
Chicago
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
City
Chicago, Milwaukee
Virginian Railroad
Norfolk
Cincinnati
J. F. Duesenberry
Minneapolis
Car Service Bureau
Iowa Central Railroad
Open Air Military Mass for St Monica Cornerstone
Two church events planned at Fairview Heights tomorrow mark the open air military mass at 10 50 in the morning and the cornerstone laying for St Monica church and school in the afternoon. Rev John Benning of St Pius and Rev John M Feldman with Rev Louis A Tieman will deliver sermons with a procession and grounds meals. Take Crosstown car to Victor street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Heights
St. Monica
John Benning
St. Pius
South Cumminsville
John M. Feldman
Sacred Heart Church
Louis A. Tieman
St. Rose’s Church
Victor Street
Playing Card Co Outing At Chester Park
Employees from United States Playing Card Co United States Lithographing Co and United States Printing Co gather at Chester Park as guests of the Mutual Aid association. The annual outing provides recreation for fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Playing Card Company
United States Lithographing Company
The
United States Printing Company
Chester Park
Mutual Aid Association
Expert arrives from Windy City to help with interurban terminal
Bion Arnold the Chicago expert met with the interurban terminal finance committee and the terminal commission. He examined suburban problems and the interurban territory, delaying a formal report but signaling his input will influence the terminal question. Treasurer Ed A. Seiter reported subscriptions totaling about 8400, listing numerous companies and individuals contributing to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion Arnold
Chicago
Terminal Commission
Arnold
Eden Park Concert Program Highlights John C. Weber Band
The Eden Park Sunday concert features John C. Weber's military band with soloist Frank Simon. The program includes marches such as March of Nations, Itzel Overture Orpheus, Offenbach Reverie The Voice of Chimes, Luigini Medley of Latest Popular Songs, Honeymooning Honey in Bombay, and selections like Paradise of Mahomet and Tales from the Spree Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
John C. Weber
Frank Simon
Orpheus
Luigini Basie
Cancas Herbert
O’hare
Bombay
Sunshine Valley
Killarney
Rose
Paradise of Mahomet
Reareteukes van Widac Planquette
Tok Cornet
Atewi
She
Last Hope
Oss
Gottschalk
Congress Eyes Weather Bureau Chief Probe
Local forecaster Devereaux reacts to a congressional push for an investigation of Chief Moore. He jokes that investigations follow weather events, noting a judge once warned him to curb cold weather or face an injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Moore
Weather Bureau
Devereaux
New Quarters for Suffragettes Opened on Race Street
The Woman's Suffrage Party of Ohio and the Men's League for Women's Suffrage opened a new headquarters at 411 Race Street with decorations and a display of sixty seven suffrage dolls. Lectures by Mrs Camille Von Klenze and others will educate voters, including German speakers. Balloons votes will be sold today and free literature is available.
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Sufragettes
Race Street
Woman's Suffrage Party of
Ohio
Men's League For Woman's Suffrage
Fourth Avenue Florist
Woman's Suffrage Party
Camille von. Klenze
Providence
R. I
Brown University
C. J. White
Louise Hall
Klenze
Lillian Whittaker
Bettie Wilson
Pogue
Herman Hubbard
Antis
Blliot H. Pendleton
Frank A. Simpson
Sam. Allen
Hamilton Bell
M. Buttenweiser
Edith Campbell
Co. C. Cobb
George Dittman
Henry Hooper
Fenton Lawson
Mary MacMillan
Emile McVea
Bernard Pollak
Louise Eastman
Carl Rankin
Local Men Begin Push Against Oldfield Patent Bill
A Business Men's club committee formed to fight the Oldfield patent bill. Chairman W. R. Wood will attend the Bar association meeting in Washington to gather information. The group plans to expand its committee with factory reps and issue resolutions urging manufacturing bodies to join the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Club
W. R. Wood
Washington
Bar Association
Hutton
Wood
Wife seeks sale of Gilbert avenue property for alimony arrears
Ada F. Miller formerly Ada Glasca sues George H. Haldy in the superior court seeking sale of his Gilbert avenue real estate to raise 1287 to cover past due alimony. She notes a 1907 divorce and 10 weekly payments, with arrears through June 5. Defendants include Haldy current wife and Fred P. Haldy executor of Minna Haldy. Franklin T. Cahill is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada F. Miller
George H. Haldy
Ada Glasca
Gilbert Avenue
Hardy
Fred P. Haldy
Minna Haldy
Franklin T. Cahill
Kunwald Heads to Europe to Prepare Cincinnati Return
Dr. Ernst Kunwald new Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra director sails for Europe to finalize plans. He will return with his wife in the fall to lead Cincinnati for two years, with first concerts scheduled Navy 15 and 16. He arrives three weeks before opening to shape the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Kunwald
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
East
Europe
Cincinnati
Kunwald
Witness Arrested in Newport Larceny Case
William OBrien who escaped from Alexandria jail two months ago was arrested in Newport as a witness against Herbert Joehnk. OBrien testified Joehnk cut him May 4 at North and New streets. OBrien said he was jailed in Newport for larceny and escaped in Alexandria. Joehnk was bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O’brien
Alexandria
Newport
Herbert Joelink
Joehnk
North
New Streets
John Molloy
Victims of Sachs Tragedy Buried in Fairmount
Mrs. Anna Espelage and her brother Joseph Niehoff were laid to rest after the Sachs daily tragedy. Requiem high mass at St. Bonaventura church drew a crowded congregation. Father Otoric Lemkuhl officiated. burial followed at St. Mary's cemetery, St. Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Espelage
Joseph Niehoff
Clara Avenue
Fairmount
St. Bonaventura Church
Otoric Lemkuhl
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Bernard
Stenos Hold Outing On Fruit Hill Lawn
Girl members of the Stenographers association plan an afternoon outing this season’s first, at Mrs. Herbert Bigelow’s Fruit Hill residence. They will enjoy outdoor games and diversions on the lawn this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenographers’ Association
Herbert Bigelow
Fruit Hill
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Otto Armieder
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Baldwin Co
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Browning, King & Co
Betts Street Furniture Co
Big Store Co
Balimai Cabinet Co
William Beck & Sons
H. HH
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Cincinnati Realty Co
Robert K. Chapman
Cincinnati Tool Co
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
H. J. Cain Co
Cincinnati Exhibition Co
M. C. Dow #100 Doscher Bros
Thomas Kemery
Lone
Evans Bros
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Fifth- Third National’ Bank
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Gaff Estate
Globe-Wernicke Co
H. Grossman
Hisey Wolf Machine Co
Helming McKenzie Shoe Co
T. Hamberger Co
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Louis J. Hauck
Gibson Hot Co
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Irwin Cloak Co
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W. T. S. Johnson
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William FE. Kenney
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B. H. Kreger
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Lutheford Bros
Laidlaw-Dunn-Gordon Co
IRL Land
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George W. McAlpin Co
Miller Range and Ones Co
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Arcus Building Co
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Joseph A. Magnus & Co
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Sextro Manufacturing Co
Strobridge Lithographing Co
Steinman
Oldfield
George Haldy
Cincinnati Symphony
Shillito
Hohn Shillits Company
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Ask Contract Department
Bell Telephone CO
Vine Street
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N. Y
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Fourth and
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John Hauck Brewing Company
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Dawson
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Alma Helen
John A
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Cook
Ivanhoe Avenue
Norwood
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Fischer
Fred
Holman Street
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Windisch
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Doll
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