Way of Deliverance and a Republican Return to Normal
The piece argues for confidence, composure, and a Washington reform through a Republican house cleaning. It endorses Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge, claiming their administration will restore national vigor, order, and law and governance aligned with Americanism and tradition.
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United States
Washington
Republican Party
Chicago
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Conserving Sugar and Self Denial in Prices
The piece argues for sugar rationing and broader cost cutting, blaming consumers for high living costs. It cites A Mitchell Palmer and middlemen, urging self denial to curb inflation, while regulators and profiteers are critiqued for widening the cost of living.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
Detective Hunt for Caruso Robbery Exposes Oldest Press Agent
Detectives pursue the Caruso robbery case by tracking down the oldest press agent and applying intense questioning. The tale of the stolen gem stands as the boldest gag among press agent stories.
Attorney General Clears Wilson to Sign Key Bills
The Attorney General rules President Wilson may sign several important bills. He had previously withheld action by pocket veto, but the ruling releases him to act, with no rush implied to benefit the country.
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Wilson
United States
Gauguin and Broadway Echoes in a Breezy Diary Montage
A New York diary fragment blends Broadway notes with art critiques. It recalls Ned Wayburn’s stage innovations, the shows Irene and What’s in a Name, and praise for a flawless chorus. It also surveys Gauguin’s South Seas influence and Maugham’s link to his mythic figure.
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West Seventy-second Street
Ned Wynn
Wynn
Irene
New York
Gauguin
Blakelock
Renoir
Cezanne
Dezas
South Seas
Marquesas
Tahiti
Tropics
Somerset Maugham
Strickland
Gaugin
Fifty Years Ago in Cincinnati News Review
Mild cloudy day with a 78 degree high. DeCamp & Son promoted cheap paper houses on Central Avenue. Moses Barber died at 103 in Indiana, Cincinnati pioneers linked to Daniel Boone. McMicken School of Design held its second annual exhibit with jurors Cranch Mosler Nichols. Several civic and railway items noted along with a Red Stockings loss to the Atlantics 8 to 7 in eleven innings.
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DeCamp & Son
Central Avenue
Moses Barber
Trenton
Ind
Cincinnati
Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Kentucky
Moses
McMicken School of Design
Third
Main Streets
E. Cranch
H. Mosler
G. W. Nichols
Wade Hampton
South Carolina
William McGrew
Fourth Street
John W. Garrett
New Orleans
Sam J. Hale
Silver Moon
Memphis
Alaska
Answers to Saturday’s questions from 1920 column
Mars. The second item 4004 B.C. The third Cardinals. The fourth Alcohol. The fifth Cyrus. The sixth Angora goat. The seventh Scapula. The eighth India. The ninth Brooklyn. The tenth Secretary of War. The eleventh Brazil. The twelfth Lighthouses.
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Mars
B.C
India
Brooklyn
Brazil
the Press Publishing Co
Flag Day Observances and National Meetings Across the Nation
National events mark the 148th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes with Flag Day observances Hawaii celebrates twenty years as a U S territory since 1900 Utah Democrats hold a state convention in Salt Lake City to choose delegates to the San Francisco national convention The 38th annual National Association of Master Plumbers convention opens in Pittsburg with weeklong events A commencement address at Wellesley College by Charles Evans Hughes highlights graduation day Army Motor Transport Corps begins a cross country convoy from Washington to Los Angeles and several regional conventions open across the country including osteopathic, dry goods, Methodist, and insurance associations Eagles Fraternal orders and music teachers associations in multiple cities
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Hawaii
United States
Utah
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
National Association of Master Plumbers
Pittsburg
Wellesley College
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Motor Transport Corps
United States Army
Washington Pony
Los Angeles
Your Horoscope for Tuesday June 15
The chart shows conflicting figures and lively aspects affecting affairs. Cautious, prudent investment is urged to guard against fraud while bold ventures may bring opportunity. Those with a birthday today face a year of change and new ventures, a child born today will be ambitious and persevering.
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Movieland asks about actor addresses and Marguerite Clark
In Movieland readers seek addresses for Lucille Lee Stewart Miriam Cooper Olive Thomas Gladys Brockwell Ann Pennington and Lila Lee and L E M asks whether Marguerite Clark is married and her height. The column promises tomorrow’s answers.
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Lucille Lee Stewart
Miriam Cooper
Olive Thomas
Gladys Brockwell
Ann Pennington
Lila Lee
Marguerite Clark
Answers to Saturday's Questions Addresses and Locations
Sunshine Sammy's address is Rolin Film Company Culver City Cal. A letter to ZaSu Pitts at 532 South Freemont Street Los Angeles will reach her. Dolores Cassinelli's address is 1457 Broadway New York City. Culver City is a group of motion picture studios about ten miles from Los Angeles.
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Sunshine Sammy
Rolin Film Company
Culver City
Cal
ZaSu Pitts
South Freemont Street
Los Angeles
Dolores Cassinelli
Broadway
New York City
Rabbi Kaplan Re-elected at Reading Road Temple
Dr. Jacob H Kaplan was re-elected rabbi yesterday morning and Dr A Groszky was re-elected cantor. New officers included President B Fleischer Vice President I Zovy Treasurer Gabe M Weil Secretary J E Rappoport Warden E Bauer and Trustees James Bass Sidney Weil J M Koch E Kahn and F Longenetti. James Bass has served as trustee and former secretary for fifteen years while Joseph Lazarus, on the board for fifteen years, retired.
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Jacob H.kaplan
Reading Road Temple
A. Groszky
B. Fleischer
I. Zovy
Gabe M. Weil
J. E. Rappoport
E. Bauer
James Bass
Sidney Weil
J. M. Koch
E. Kahn
F. Longenetti
Mae
Joseph Lazarus
Loyalty Letter and Flag Day Addresses From 1917
President Wilson expresses he would be present in spirit at the June 14 loyalty demonstration and praises loyalty as a heart driven duty. Secretary Colby calls for action under the flag, citing America's ideals, leadership, and duty to world liberty in Flag Day remarks.
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Washington
Wilson
John McElroy
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Colby
Washington Lodge of Elks
America
Thirty Future Citizens to Be Flag Day Guests
Ten nationalities are represented in the class of thirty to receive citizenship papers in Judge John Weld Peck's Federal Court tomorrow. The group will be guests of the Arrangement Committee for Flag Day at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. Each will receive a tiny silk American flag from Dr. J. L. McLeish. Local G A R posts and wounded World War veterans attend as honored guests with transportation arranged to and from their homes. Mayor John Galvin will deliver the remarks.
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John Weld Peck
Federal Court
Chamber of Commerce
J. L. McLeish
American House
John Galvin
Address by Fort Thomas officer marks new citizens' day
Colonel Peter Traub will deliver the congratulatory address titled The Flag. Dr. Thomas P. Hart and Edwin C. Gibbs of the Chamber of Commerce give talks, with Albert Mor rill presiding. Will R. Reeves conducts the music. Lt J C Moore offers opening prayer and benediction. A Fort Thomas parade precedes the exercises.
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Peter Traub
Ft. Thomas
Thomas P. Hart
Edwin C. Gibbs
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Morrill
Robert E. Bently
American Legion
Will R. Reeves
J. C. Moore
United States Army
Covington to Erect Bronze Tablet Memorial for County War Dead
Kenton County will honor its fallen soldiers with a bronze tablet in Covington City Building. Judge John B. Read chairs the committee. city commissioners approve the site. Dedicatory Armistice Day ceremonies are planned with a scroll of names and inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton County
Covington
John B. Read
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Read
John C. Herman
Pryor Tarvin
A. M. Bower
Judge Read
Norman Barnes Post
American Legion
Kenton County Health Council
Holmes High School Class of 1920 Baccalaureate Services
Hundreds of friends and relatives attended the baccalaureate at First Baptist Church. Rev L L Henson urged graduates to pursue higher education as the Amphion Glee Club performed. Commencement is set for Tuesday night at Holmes High School Auditorium.
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Holmes High School
L. L. Henson
First Baptist Church
East End Welfare backs gas franchise for Covington city supply
The East End Welfare Association invites City Commissioners to adopt a resolution urging a gas franchise for Covington at 45 cents per 1000 feet to Union Light Heat and Power. They advocate eliminating the 5 cent monthly minimum and favor a five or three year contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Children observe day with pageant at Immanuel
Five hundred children in colorful costumes presented the pageant Gods Flowerland at Immanuel M E Church as part of Children s Day services. St Luke s M E and other churches held combined Sabbath school and church observances with musical selections and playlets.
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Immanuel M. 4
St. Luke’s M. E
First Christian
First Baptist
Madison Avenue Christian
First Presbyterian
Main Street
M. E
Robbers Loot House On Scott Street In Weekend Break In
Thieves entered Raymond C. Gibson home at 717 Scott street by cutting through a screen Saturday night. They took $160 from Mrs. Gibson’s purse while jewelry valued over 200 dollars was left behind. Mrs. Gibson reported the loss to police yesterday morning, and investigators suspect amateurs due to the jewelry’s untouched state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Gibson
Scott Street
Gibson
Raid Yields Morphine Stashed in Mattress at Massill Home
Federal Officer Johnson and Detectives Higgins Parker Putthoff and Smith seized $200 worth of morphine from the residence of 30 year old Mrs. Mary Massill at 175 East Highth Street. The drug was found in vials hidden in a mattress. Massill denies knowledge and faces a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Bell.
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Johnson
Higgins, Parker, Putthoff
Smith
Mary Massill
East Highth Street
Tragic Death After Operation At St Elizabeth’s Hospital
Cecilia Schillmoeller aged about 2 years died yesterday after an operation for Bepeneys at St Elizabeth’s Hospital. She was the daughter of John Schillmoeller and resided on Kyles Lane near Ft Mitchell.
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Cecilia Schillmoeller
John Schillmoeller
Kyles Lane
Ft. Mitchell
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Widow Mrs Shine Dies in City Hospital
Mrs Nora Shine aged 47 wife of James Shine died yesterday at St Elizabeth's Hospital from complications of diseases. She is survived by three sons and three daughters. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 am at St Mary's Cathedral with burial in St Mary's Cemetery.
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Nora Shine
James Shine
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Mary’s Cathedral
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Disturbance Charge At Louisville & Nashville Train
Clifton Montgomery 21 of Menifee County Ky lineman was taken by Railroad Detectives Yancey and Extercamp at the railroad station yesterday morning. Roy Livingston 38 of Cincinnati arrested by Patrolman Drees for traffic law violation at Grand and Madison streets yesterday. Methodist Episcopal Church South ministers from Kenton County depart for state convention at Falmouth Ky this week. Rev J E Savage of St Luke's M E Church to deliver inaugural address Tuesday evening. Latonia arrest Patrick Nicholson 41 of Oklahoma City for vagrancy.
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Louisville & Nashville
Clifton Montgomery
Menifee County
Yancey
Roy Livingston
West Ninth Street
Cincinnati
Drees
Grand and
Madison Streets
All Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Kenton County
Falmouth
J. E. Savage
St. Luke’s M. E
Patrick Nicholson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Latonia
Hotel welder arrested on grand larceny warrant
Detectives Joseph Weiss and William Cleary arrested Frank Alter 21 of the Dakota Hotel on a grand larceny warrant sworn by Adam Hauck. Hauck says $96 on top of a dresser disappeared last Thursday night and Alter, the only person known to be in the room, denies the charge.
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Frank Alter
Dakota Hotel
Joseph Weiss
William Cleary
Adam Hauck
Hauck
Alter
Flag Day Exercises by Newport Elks Club
Flag Day program at the Newport Lodge of Elks Club Third and York with Attorney Edward J. Tracy of Kenton County delivering the patriotic address. The event features songs, alts service, and performances by the Elks Double Quartet and the audience, plus multiple titled readings and addresses.
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Newport Lodge of Elks
Elks’ Club
Third
York Streets
Edward J. Tracy
Kenton County
The
Elks
T. W. Rainey
Charles Thompson
Brent Spence
Albert W. Wiebe
Esquire
Auld Lang Syne
Billa Egbers
Harry Schaeper
America
Harding Pleased Leaders Name Harding and Coolidge Nominees
Campbell County Republicans applauded the nomination of Senator Harding of Ohio for president and Governor Coolidge of Massachusetts as his running mate, signaling party unity in Kentucky amid delegate selections.
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Campbell County
Harding
Ohio
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Political realignments shadow the 1920 campaign
The convention slate shifted as delegates who favored Governor Lowden of Illinois switched to Senator Harding after a release. Democratic leaders foresee two Ohio sons as main rivals in the race, with Kentucky and San Francisco observers predicting Governor Cox of Ohio to secure the nomination.
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Tion
Lowden
Illinois
Harding
Ohio
Kentucky
San Francisco
Cox
Juveniles Sent To State Reform School From Campbell County
John Kehm Campbell County Probation Officer will take three juveniles to the State Reform School in Greendale Kentucky. George Meyer age 16 of Buffalo New York implicated in theft of four bicycles at Melbourne Kentucky will serve two years. Wesley Shorten Newport implicated in local burglaries will stay until 21. Jesse Brown Newport returned to serve out a previous sentence after running away.
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John Kehm
Campbell County
Greendale
State Reform School
George Meyer
Buffalo
N Y
Melbourne
Wesley Shorten
Diamond Ring Stolen At Ft Thomas
Major W. L Kline of the Medical Department at Ft. Thomas reported to Newport police that his wife’s diamond ring valued at $200 was stolen yesterday.
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W. L Kline
Ft. Thomas
Newport
Reverend Wiggerman Installed At St Pauls Church
The Rev. Philip Wiggerman of Louisville was installed as pastor of St. Pauls Evangelical Church on Eighth Street with a special musical program. The Rev. F L Dorn of Cincinnati served as MC and the Rev. H G Press of Price Hill delivered the installation sermon. A half holiday will be observed this afternoon for the dedication of the city playground system and Andrews Center will host evening exercises. School children will parade this afternoon as CampbELL Circuit Court Judge Otto Wolff announced July 3 as summer vacation adjournment.
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Philip Wiggerman
Louisville
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Eighth Street
F. L. Dorn
Cincinnati
H. G. Press
Price Hill
Andrews Center
Andrews Steel Plant
Otto Wolff
Campbell Circuit Court
Five men detained after Latonia dice game arrest
Patrolman Hall arrested five men believed to have participated in a dice game at Latonia. The men were William Manor, 44 Eighth Street, laborer. Harry Goldstein of Louisville, Ky, newsboy. Rudolph Eggers, 25, Cincinnati, chauffeur. Walter Wessell, 22, Cincinnati, shoeworker. Lee Brazier, 21, 12 1/2 East Eleventh Street.
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Patrolman Hall
Latonia
William Manor
Eighth Street
Harry Goldstein
Louisville
Rudolph Eggers
Cincinnati
Walter Wessell
Lee Brazier
East Eleventh Street
The Mischievous Bobbie and the Fire of Pussy Purrmen
A domestic scene unfolds as Helen defends the kitchen from Bobbie's mischief. He hides a knife, torments a cat, and nearly starts a blaze with a match. Warren disciplines him, while Carrie arrives after supper to a tense mood and a wary child.
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Helen
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Nora
Warren
Carrie
Bobbie Edwards
Ike Cotton
Sve
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Mother’s
Amusements at the Zoo and Coney Island Vaudeville
Warm weather drew large crowds to the Zoo concerts and ice shows headlined by the Rainbow Division Band with vocalists Beatrice Kendall Eaton and Tony Novak plus instrumental solos. At Coney Island a snappy vaudeville bill played open air with familiar acts and a new cabaret program on the clubhouse porches.
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Zoo
Rainbow Division
Beatrice Kendall Eaton
Tony Novak
Coney Island
Coney
Coney Clubhouse
Carl Frank
Dansant
Follies of Tonight Brightens Chester Park Week
Chester Park presents a tuneful musical comedy Follies of Tonight by Zarrow's Yip Yip Yanks featuring clever comedians and girls. A free vaudeville bill runs this week with Smitti's Prize Band, the Jazz Band at Lakeshore Inn and new moving pictures.
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Chester Park
Zarrow
Smitti
Lakeshore Inn
Moving Pictures
Grand Love Without Question Draws Crowds at Grand Opera House
The romance based on The Abandoned Room drew big crowds at the Grand Opera House yesterday. Olive Tell starred as the heroine with James Morrison Ivo Dawson and Peggy Parr among the cast. Hugh May led a jazz orchestra replacing the regular ensemble.
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Commercial Tribune
Grand Opera House
Olive Tell
James Morrison
Ivo Dawson
Peggy Parr
Hugh May
Confession opens week as audiences pack Cincinnati cinemas
The Confession draws large crowds for week two in Cincinnati with Henry B. Walthall of Birth of a Nation fame. An attempt to extend a third week failed. Also featured is Thomas Murray, renowned dramatic tenor performing classical and popular songs.
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Henry B. Walthall
Cincinnati
Thomas Murray
Anita Stewart Stars in In Old Kentucky at Keith's
B F Keith presents Anita Stewart in the popular melodrama In Old Kentucky entering a second week at Keith's yesterday. The film preserves the stage hit that won wide American audience favor about twenty years ago.
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B. F. Keith
Anita Stewart
Old Kentucky
Keith
Havana Bound Leads Palace Bill Opening Today
JPALACE a musical comedy feature Havana Bound headlines the new Palace bill opening today. The photoplay feature will be George Beban in Hearts of Men.
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Jpalace
New Palace
George Beban
Strand Opens Huckleberry Finn in Refreshing Summer Screen
Happy crowds enjoyed a new Strand production of Huckleberry Finn opening yesterday. The film promises a refreshing departure from typical photoplays and an after school matinee is set for 4 15 p m.
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Strand
Walnut Opens Week with The Woman Game and Latonia Derby
The Walnut theater opened a week of features led by The Woman Game and the Latonia Derby picture. The bill also includes the new comedy Fresh From the City providing a lively addition to the program.
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Walnut
Norma Talmadge
Latonia
Louise Glaum Stars In The Lone Wolf's Daughter
Louise Glaum appears in a new production The Lone Wolf's Daughter at the Family yesterday opening a four day engagement. Miss Glaum has opportunities for wearing many gowns. Thursday offers The Westerners with Roy Stewart.
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Louise Glaum
Gifts Theater Opens Week With The Woman in Room 13
Pauline Frederick stars in Samuel Shipman and Max Marcin mystery melodrama The Woman in Room 13 at Gifts Theater. The program also features a new comedy and Gifts News Weekly, with strong emotional performances noted in the review.
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GIFTS
Pauline Frederick
Samuel Shipman
Max Marcin
Gifts Theater
Orpheum Week at Sky Theater Showings Highlight
The Orpheum Sky Theater schedule lists Madelaine Traverse in The Iron Heart with a Prizma travelogue and a Billy West comedy. Tuesday features Jack Sherrill and Mabel Withee in Once to Every Man Pathe Review and a Harold Lloyd comedy. Wednesday presents Mary Boland in The Prodigal Wife Pathe News and a Lyons and Moran comedy.
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Orpheum Sky
Madelaine Traverse
Travelogue
Billy West
Jack Sherrill
Mabel Withee
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
Mary Boland
Pathe News
Lyons and Moran
Wind Storm Closes City Roads Douses Heat Wave
A severe wind storm battered the city causing heavy damage and scudding pedestrians as rain and hail swept in. Temperatures plunged to 77 by 8 PM, with 15 degrees drop and $100 fire damage reported at the Jacob Kauffman Tailoring building on West Fifteenth Street.
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Kentucky
Jacob Kauffman Tailoring Company
West Fifteenth Street
Heavy winds hit towns in Ohio across Clark County area
A miniature cyclone east of Springfield caused extensive property damage in Clark County with uprooted trees demolished farm buildings and downed telegraph lines but no injuries reported. Separate Bucyrus storm knocked out power with downed trees and debris filling streets.
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Clark County
Here
Jefersonville
Washington D. H
Bucyrus, O
Bucyrus
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