City Council Eyes Bidless Depository and New Posters License
City Treasurer H W Percival reports no new bank bids due to prior panic and continues with German National Bank Covington at 1.9 percent. An ordinance on a $2000 annual license for bill posters was introduced by Dr Schramm and sent to committee for Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Percival
Covington
Council
German National Bank of
H. W. Percival
Schramm
John Kleyman
Kleyman
Committee On Ways and Means
Eleventh Street
Madison
Russell Avenues
Russell Avenue
Banklick Street
Sixth Street
Main
Philadelphia
Scott Street
Madison Avenue
One of the Essentials of healthy homes cites a trusted laxative
The article promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, physician approved family laxative endorsed by the Well-Informed of the World. It urges purchasing the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. to obtain beneficial effects and truthfully presented claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebene
California
Bids For Mechanic Street Work Reported In City Meeting
Bids listed with bidders Kroger Benner Company E J McKenna Jerry Sullivan and J T Wallingford for grading on Mechanic street between Julia and William streets. Rates range from six to thirty five cents per yard. All bids referred. An ordinance appropriating 5420.08 to pay various claims adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkins
Council
Ben Dresman
Fifth Street
Western Avenue
Letitian
Eastern Avenue
William Street
J. T. Wallingford
Kroger-Bénner Company
E. J. McKenna
Jerry Sullivan
Mechanic Street
Julia
William Streets
Federal docket lists suits for Covington term opens April 6
The Eastern District of Kentucky docket for the Covington term begins April 6. Harry Harris vs Joseph L Rhinock concerns Latonia race track stock. Leviassor vs Debar seeks division of the Leviassor estate offered to Covington for a park. Ellerhorst vs Tidd concerns money invested in Smith Envelope Co. Coppage vs L&N Railroad seeks damages for discharge amid alleged union ties. John Kelly vs ex mayor Beach and others stems from Covington poolroom closure. Chalmers vs C&O Railway concerns damages after husband’s death on Scott Street Bridge. Staton vs Ebert Route claims 5000 in tobacco loss from night rider arson. Staton was whipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court For
Eastern District of Kentucky
Covington
Joseph Finnel
Harry Harris
Joseph L. Rhinock
Latonia
Louis E. Levassor
Joseph Debar
Levassor
George Ellerhorst
Austin W. Tidd
Tidd
Smith Envelope Company
Ohio
Ellerhorst
Campbell
United States Court
O. B. Coppage
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Coppage
John Kelly
George T. Beach
Helen Chalmers
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Scott Street
Robert E. Staton
Armed Men Watch for Night Riders in Covington
E. V. Ross a Berkshire Kentucky merchant visiting Covington spoke with Health Officer L H Brinker about being on a "Night Riders" proscribed list. He received threatening letters after refusing credit to tobacco raisers and mayors that his store would be burned. He now keeps two armed guards and posted notices at his store. He vows to fight the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Ross
Berkshire
Gallatin County
Covington
L. HE. Brinker
Ross
Covington Names Library Trustee and Plans Remodel
Mayor John J. Craig selects Prof. Andres C. Collins of Fifth District School to fill the library trustees vacancy after Dr A Schramm declines. Miss Jane C. Kelly resigns as assistant librarian effective April 20. Florence Beitzer succeeds her. A city architect will draft remodeling plans for the library auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andres C. Collins
Fifth District
John J. Craig
Covington
Board of
Library Trustees
A. Schramm
Collins
Board of Trustees
Jane C. Kelly
Florence Beitzer
Henry Percival
John L. Beitzer
Kelly
Market Master George Wilkins Dies After Illness
George Wilkins, re elected Covington Market Master in January, died at his residence 911 Banklick street after a lingering illness. Survived by widow and three children. Funeral services set for Thursday at Mother of God Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkins
Covington
Hendrick ordered from Dayton after threats to wife
Hiram Hendricks, a Black man, was removed from Dayton by Police Court Judge Mader after his white wife accused him of threatening to kill her. A peace bond of 500 dollars and a 25 dollar fine with costs were imposed before he was escorted to the ferry and forbidden to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hendricks
Dayton
Mader
Hendricks
Missing license stub book prompts city audit bid
City officials uncover the disappearance of the license stub book and certificates from the Newport City Building vault covering 1904 to 1907. An expert accountant will audit city offices while the Board of Council and Aldermen seek bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport City
General Council
Krieger
Board of Council
Aldermen
Lohstroh
Guntractor to Build Own Garbage Disposal Plant
Newport officials settled the citys garbage disposal contract after bids ranged from 1500 to 3500 dollars a year. Al B Kelly of the Highlands backed by Newport won with 1500 and will run a one year contract with five year renewal option. He plans a cooking process and a plant in Newport. Health Officer Brown reports 5 to 10 city patients in Speers Hospital and will review cases for discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al B. Kelly
Highlands
Newport
Kelly
Brown
Relief Committee
Speers Hospital
Despondent man in Newport attempts suicide
Walter Kelly, 28, of Shields boarding house in Newport, tried to hang himself with a clothesline in a shed after two weeks of unemployment. A boy found him unconscious, police revived him, and he was jailed. Letters showed a quarrel with a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kelly
Shields
West Fifth Street
Newport
Kelly
Benke
Double christening at Adam Braun home in Newport News
A double christening was held at 1036 Putnam Street yesterday for Theodore and Harry Edward Braun. Rev. W. Schafer of German St. Pauls Protestant Church officiated. Godparents were Edward and Alma Braun and George and Mrs. Schickner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Braun
Putnam Street
W. Schafer
St. Paul’s
Theodore
Harry Edward Braun
Mr. Braun
Edward
Alma Braun
George Schickner
Newport
Dayton
Newport, the Retail, Grocers and Meat Dealers’ Association
Anthony Bonero
Nagel
John O'Neal
Covington
Thomas Dunn and
Respess
Thieves Try to Break Into St James Church
The Rev. Thomas Kehoe of St. James Church Ludlow reported Sunday night intrusion attempts. A log was placed across the Oak Street passageway and used to batter the church door but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kehoe
St. James’ Church
Ludlow
Mr. Kehoe
Oak Street
Property Transfers in Latonia Subdivisions
Albert Schillinger to Matilda Kimball transfers Lots 379 and 380 in Taylor subdivision Latonia. Cc. Emma Grove to Rowan and B R Hardin parcels on Southern avenue Latonia sized 20 by 135 feet and 53 by 12 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schillinger
Matilda Kimball
Taylor Sub
Latonia
Emma Grove
Rowan
B. R. Hardin
Southern Avenue
City Faced With Viaduct Authority In Rail Crossing Case
Superior Court hears a city versus P and S railroad challenge over right to substitute viaducts and subways for grade crossings on Rookwood avenue. The ruling, to be issued by Judge Spiegel, centers on street width plans and railroad plan interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Company
Ike Moskowitz
Jeanette Liebschewitz
Mound
Carlisle Avenue
Bar
Rookwood Avenue
Maxwell & Ramsey
Divorce Court Records Show Multiple Marital Strains
In Newport and area courts, several divorce actions were granted or pursued. Charles Matson seeks a divorce from Bertha Matson after a wife’s desertion the day after their July 31 1907 Newport marriage, with H Herron named in connection to her conduct. Daisy Browning obtained a divorce from William Browning, citing cruelty since 1902 and a June 1906 desertion. Jacob Mohr is named in a separation case with Lilly Mohr seeking alimony after alleged cruelty and an arson accusation on March 21. Maggie Dieckmann seeks divorce and alimony from Herman Dieckmann after repeated blows and desertion. Each case lists respective attorneys including Stanley Struble and Arthur C. Fricke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Charles Matson
Cleves, O
Bertha Matson
Newport
Plaintiff
H. Herron
Matson
Stanley Struble
Daisy V. Browning
Carlisle Avenue
William R. Browning
Lilly Mohr
Jacob Mohr
M. C. Lykins
Maggie
Herman Dieckmann
Walnut Street
Race Street
Arthur C. Fricke
Immensely Surprised as Guilty Verdict Is Read
In Common Pleas Court George Williams colored was found guilty of holding up and robbing August W Galloway of 41 and remanded for sentence by Judge Caldwell Williams danced a jig in court to mock the deliberating jury and collapsed when the verdict came The court also discharged a jury in the appeal of C J Lammert against Adolphus Hoffmann over a 6500 commission for a drug store sale partners included Simon Lemonick for the accused and C O Rose for the State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
August W. Galloway
Caldwell
Simon Lemonick
C. O. Rose
Williams
Silver Moon
Bowman
James B. Swing
C. J. Lammert
Adolphus Hoffman
Property transfer to Stanley O Lohstroh in Dayton
Joseph A. Weber and wife among others convey Lots 18 and 20 in Jamestown addition Dayton to Stanley O Lohstroh as recorded in the property deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Weber
Stanley O. Lohstroh
Jamestown
Dayton
Little Miami Dam Site Sought by Power Company
The Little Miami Light Heat and Power Company seeks to condemn land owned by the Marriott family for a dam project on the Little Miami River. The case outlines the company's plan to acquire the property through eminent domain and notes the affected stakeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Company
Little Miami
Little Miami Light, Heat and Power Company
Marriotts
River Side Dam Project on Trial in Insolvency Court
The River Side dam plan to generate electricity sits before Judge A. M. Warner in insolvency court. The company seeks 4 strips totaling 2,400 feet of waterfront frontage 25 to 100 feet wide. Landowners testified the riverfront strip is worth 2,400 per acre for fishing camps, while adjacent farm land is valued at 150 to 200 per acre for farming. Hearings expected to last several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Warner
Indianapolis man seeks relief over New Decatur Buggy stock fraud
George W. Billings of Indianapolis asks the U S Court to void his $2,000 stock purchase in the New Decatur Buggy Company and to declare him a creditor after alleging fraudulent misrepresentation. The firm is in receivership amid partner disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Billings
Indianapolis
United States Court
New Decatur Buggy Company
Harry W. Quackenbush
Harry E. Elswood
Billings
Thompson
H. J. Keiser & Sons
D. C. Davis
J. F. Verigan
H. H. Mittendorf
Charles W. Kirchenschlager
Dayton
Sallie Dottengal
Dilley
Probate Court Sees Crema tion Demand in Will Statements
Will directives forbid religious services at burial and require cremation. In other cases estates are listed with beneficiaries and executors including Mary L Allison of Delhi and Elizabeth Metzger as landlady beneficiary. Multiple estates with varied appraisals and pending probate matters appear, with hearings set for April 1 and detailed bequests to grandchildren and spouses.
New suits filed in Cincinnati court docket list
Case numbers 139465 to 139472 show divorces, injunctions, and land compensation actions. Plaintiffs include Lilly Mohr, Maggie Dieckmann, Anna Chalmers, and City of Cincinnati against companies and individuals with damages sought up to 15 000. Foreclosure and injunction actions appear alongside land assessments and railroad damages. Names include M. C. Lykins J L Orebaugh E M Ballard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Mohr
Jacob Mohr
M. C. Lykins
Ben Cranston Et al
A. P. Christian
Oscar W. Newman
Walter C. DeCamp
Ida Dows
BE. Kleeman & Co
J. L. Orebaugh
Me di Easton
Squire Muller
Maggie Dieckmann
Herman Dieckmann
Arthur C. Fricke
Anna Chalmers
Charles Chalmers
William Littleford
City of Cincinnati
E. Haeckl
E. M. Ballard
John B. Wolfeser
Delta L. A. Co
G. Be, Daugherty
A. T. Fulford
Thirty Ninth Lexington Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church Opens
Colored delegates from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and eastern Illinois and Michigan attend the thirty ninth session at the Lexington conference held at Carlisle avenue and Park street. The meetings run through next Monday with young ministers examined this afternoon and an informal reception tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Michigan
Lexington
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carlisle Avenue
Park Street
Covington Briefs On Permits And Robbery Report
City Auditor W S Gould issued building permits for E M Mc Laughlin to build a dwelling on Russell between Tenth and Robbins costing 2300. George Ingram gets a frame dwelling addition at 174 West Fourth Street for 180. Robert Martin to remodel a frame residence at 643 Bullock Street for 200. The Erlanger police reported a robbery at R J Judy’s home between Erlanger and Silver Lake. thief took a suit, eight shirts, eight shoes, a Stetson hat and a suitcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Gould
E. M. McLaughlin
Russell Avenue
Tenth and
Robbins Street
George Ingram
West Fourth Street
Robert Martin
Bullock Street
R. J. Judy
Erlanger
Silver Lake
Covington
Kenton Court Notes
Habeas corpus petitions filed by Henry S. Clay W A Thompson and Charles Hough of Paris Ky were dismissed by US Judge A M J Cochran yesterday. The wills of William Barth and August Degginger were admitted to probate in the County Court. Barth wills his entire estate to wife Louisa. Degginger leaves store and stock in Sixth street and Madison avenue to son Fred W and the remainder to widow Mary named executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Clay
W. A. Thompson
Charles Hough
Paris
United States
A. M. J. Cochran
William Barth
August Degginger
Barth
Louisa
Degginger
Sixth Street
Madison Avenue
Fred W
Mary
Names and Residences in Decator and Delaware Listings
The notice lists individuals including Charles W. Ray from Decator Indiana aged 21 and Grace B. Lankhart of Decator Indiana with no age shown. Also named are J. F. McCabe of New York City M. Cook of Newport Kentucky W. R. Foster of Delaware Ohio and Izel Dixon of Delaware Ohio with minimal biographical detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Ray
Decator
Ind
Lankhart
Grace B. Lankhart
J. F. McCabe
New York City
Newport
W. R. Foster
Delaware
O. Izel Dixon
Delaware, O
Bernard Murphy and May Kline Residence Notices
Bernard Murphy of Mobile Alabama and May Kline of New Orleans are listed in residence notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Murphy
Mobile
Ala
May Kline
New Orleans
Social and Personal Happenings in Mt. Auburn and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Emily Billiott and Miss Carrie Elliott hosted a Saturday gathering in Mt. Auburn honoring Miss Bushnell of Springfield Ohio. The event featured music by local performers and a reception, with several listed guests and the day’s hostesses. Further items note lectures, readings, musical performances, and society notices across Cincinnati including university events and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Billiott
Carrie Elliott
Mt. Auburn
Springfield
Bushnell
Governor Bushnell
Daniel Wilson
Este Lea
Miss Elliott
Miss Hill
Anna Coan
George B. Ehrmann
Mesdames Walter de Camp
W. C. Rankin
Randolph Matthews
Robert Hamilton
E. R. Blaine
Morton Carlisle
Eleanor Gallagher
Lillie Walsin
Julie O'Hara
Jane O'Hara
Elizabeth Middleton
Kathleen “Hamilton
Hill
Coan
Neave
Socially Afloat as Cincinnati Families Travel
Mrs. H C Robbins of Mt Auburn spends months in Southern California. Mrs James Silcott of Walnut Hills joins sister in law Mrs Effie Wilson in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Ben Feinberg honeymoon route to Chicago. Mrs J W Warrington of East Walnut Hills leaves for Atlantic City with sister Mrs Walter Hofer. Mr and Mrs E W Robbins return from New York as Mrs Robbins hosts guests including Kathryn Kerr. Additional trips include Hot Springs Arkansas and wedding attendances in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Sue Burnet
Reading Road
Avondale
Charleston
W. Va
J. C. Wheeler
Mt. Auburn
R. I. Williams
New Jersey
A. B. Riggs
Lane Seminary Place
Walnut Hills
St. Louis
Hugo Blumenthal
New York
David J. Workum
North Crescent Avenue
Ida Straus
May Street
Chicago
H. C. Robbins
California
James Silcott
Effie Wilson
Washington D. H
Los Angeles
Cal
Ben Feinberg
D. Michelson
Burnet Avenue
J. W. Warrington
East Walnut Hills
Walter B. Hofer
Atlantic City
Robert Rheinstrom
Elsa, Meyers
Rosenthal
William_ Forse
Ae Wacree
C. BE. Forse
Newport
Jett Pago
Chattanooga
Mr. Miller
Will
Newport Social News Highlights From Covington to Notre Dame Event
Newport residents host and attend gatherings across Covington and nearby towns. Miss Friedlander of Seymour Indiana joins party guests while Notre Dame alumni convene for an academy program. Lectures on Cuba and multiple dances and tea parties mark the weekend social calendar with several chaperoned events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Smith
Newport
Mexico
Charles Reedy
Friedlander
Seymour
Ind
Edward Euellers
Richard Colville
Covington
Princess
Walnut Hills
Mary Coombs
Paul Stevens
Louise Simrall
Jane An
Virginia Martin
Dimp Laidley
Lenore Gooch
Emily Woodall
Allie James
Kerns Worthington
Onez Goodwin
Emma Galatti
Verner Curry
Rebecca Bayless
Ft. Mitchell Country Club
Coke
Stella Carius
Steven A. Gerrard
Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Cuba
Marshall Hartsough
James Hartsough
Chicago
Samuel C. Reiley
Kinnconnie
Horace Maddux
Ripley, C
Albert Root
Front Street
Sidney Arthur
Josephine
Mary Elizabeth Thayer
Elizabeth Blackburn Ross
Cambron Tracey
Sarah Jackson
Charles Todd
Marian Tate
Arthur
Mary Foster
Dorothy Miller
Carol Peterson
McGregor
Edward Worral
Lucy Arnold
Findlay, C
James Arnold
John Parlin
Lillard
Lawrenceburg
Key
Wedded in an Office by Judge Lueders
George R. Hackett an Evanston iron worker aged 28 and May Ludbeck aged 23 were married in Judge Lueders private office adjoining the Police Court at 9:30 last night. Squire Muller performed the ceremony with Magistrate Muller and Ike Gottlieb as witnesses. The couple objected to the location but it was chosen after the magistrate could not go to Fifth and Walnut streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette Adams
Eastern Avenue
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Traction Railroad Company
Hoffheimer
Adams
Frank Dinsmere
George Focks
Calzolari Quirino
Fifth Street
Smith Street
Focks
Shattuck
Bates & Meyer
Judge Lueders
Squire Muller
George R. Hackett
Jonathan Avenue
Evanston
May Ludbeck
West Sixth Street
Muller
Ike Gottlieb
Fifth
Walnut Streets
Lueders
Hotel St Regis in New York Offers Value and Comfort
A promotional feature extols Hotel St Regis as the best value among luxury hotels in New York. It argues sensational cost stories are false and claims upscale rooms with bath options from four dollars per day to twelve dollars for a parlor suite, noting high service and accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel St. Regis
New York
The
St. Regis
St. Regie
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Covington and Newport
National
Third
Sixth Streets
Daniel Trapp
Seventh Street
Greenup
Trevor Streets
EE. J. McKenna
Trevor Street
Scott Streets
Garrard Avenue
Philadelphia Street
American Auditing Company of Cincinnati
West End
Goebel
Park Commissioners
Kate Scudder
Children’s Playground Association
Mourn Market Master
Names Library
Davis
W. F. Lohstroh
Guntractor
Newport General Council
Ways and Means Committee
Newport News
Julius W. Freiberg
Tony Simone
Simone
Freiberg
Broadway
Hunt Street
Samugno
Bayless
Margaret Bach
Cincinnati Traction Company
A. J. Cunningham, Jr
Lewis G. Daum
World Manufacturing Company
Joseph W. O’hara
William C. Mullen
J. W. Hambrick
Nicola Bros. Company
West Virginia
Common Pleas Court
Newport Real Estate
Probate Court
Mary L. Allison
Delhi
Elizabeth Speers Allison
Wolfgang Fuchs
Elizabeth Metzger
John J. Maloney
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Cincinnati Public Library
Jessie Lenning
H. A. Ford
Joseph Rapp
Mary, Rapp
Andrew Jay Scott
Sarah J. Scott
Maxmillian Hofmeyer
Mathias Hofmeyer
Philomena Theis
Joseph Bruggenschmidt
Emma Brueckner
Elizabeth Brueckner
Maria H. van Matre
Emily Creagh
C. H. Rembold
Alfred White
Malsbury
Rembold
W. T. Porter
Johanna Eberhart
Sydney
Milton
Albert
Jeanette Kahn
Wilhelmina Lobitz
Charles
Fred
Henry
William
Albert Lobitz
Louisa Fissel
Maine
Meyer
Albert Meyer
James D. Templeton
Patrick
Tracey
Kate Tracey
Superior Court
Calzolati Quirino
Cincinnati Railroad Omnibus Ae
Thomas L. Michie
Pogue & Pogue
Julius W.iberg
S. O. Bayless
Louis G. Daum
the World Mfg. Co
Joseph W. Hara
Joseph Black
Grainger & Co
T. L. Michie
A. C. Fricke
Cincinnati Traction Co
Albert Johnson Ys
E. H. Kirkpatrick and
Burck
Peters & Mathews
Covington Briefs
Kenton Court Notes
San Francisco
Portland
Vucago
Union Pacific
North Western Line
S. A. Hutchison
Tourist Department
Walnut St
Social and Personal
H. H. Powers
Woman's Club
Art Department
Elizabeth McCormick Frazer
William Boswell
J. M.crawford
Charlotte Rogers
Stubbs
Donnelly
King Rem
W. E. Lewis
Conservatory of Music
Young Women’s Christian Association
Alpha Phi Psi Sorority
University
H. Thane Miller
Williamb. Melish
William Christie Herron
J. P. McCarty
W. A. Goodman
Horace T. Eddy
Mathew Addy
Charles W. Dabney
Dunham
David Gamble
M. E. Czarnomska
Stella Goss
Helen Taylor
Emma Roedtes
Crescent Place
Henri Ern
Emma Roedter
Louis Schwebel
Catherine Bennett
Eleanor Bain
John Hoffmann
John Hersh
Howard Barnett
Oscar Kuhn
Charlotte Allen
Auburn Avenue
Gertrude Lewis
Edith
Helen Heister
Pi Mu Psi Sorority
Cincinnati School of Expression
Fiske
Woman’s Club
Covington Art Club
T. J. Stevenson
John A. Johnson
Europe
Hutchinson
von Weber
M. Florence Taney
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Beethoven
Alice Hardeman-Dulaney
Gertrude Meyer
Harry Jonte
Northside
Cable Hall
Susan B. Anthony Club
Sarah Sievers
Nassau Street
Laura A. Greegg
American Woman Suffrage Association
Velma Hodges
Miles Standish
Lyric Hall
Augusta Haacke
Edith Heister
Kentucky Society
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