Y M C A Swimmers Break World Relay Mark in Cincinnati Meet
Central Y M C A relay team swam 160 yards in 1 15 5 to set a world record, beating Illinois A C by three fifths of a second. William Espel won 100 yard breaststroke for Fenwick Club, A Fennekohl topped 220 yard freestyle for Cincinnati, and UC showed strong performance with several podium finishes.
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Central Y. M. C. A
Cincinnati
Illinois A. C
Ohio
Fenwick Club
A. Fennekohl
University of Cincinnati
Ohio A. A. U
Brauninger
Kenwick
Ihe U. G. A. C
Mode
Greaver
Harry Glancy
Johnny Weismullers
Louis MuUtivage
Walter Laufer
Russell Webb
Ohio A. A. WU
W. Espel
Sandman
M. Parker
J. Dulweber
R. Vogele
Fitsee
Rutae YM
R. Geeaver
Gene Stocks
P. Medea
Goetz
Y. M
Swiss Minister Marc Peter to Visit Washington April 3 4
Swiss Minister Marc Peter will guest in Washington on April 3 and 4 en route from California. Emile F. Glaser, Swiss Consul at Cincinnati, announced the visit. A luncheon at the Alms and a plant inspection tour are planned. He will also address L Alliance Francaise at Walnut Hills Library on April 3.
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Marc Peter
Switzerland
Washington
D. C
California
Emile F. Glaser
Cincinnati
E. E. Misslin
Charles Kuenzi
J. Jacobey
Fred Ledder
Albert Blum
Counsul Glaser
College Relay Meet Showcases Illinois Victory Over Butler
Illinois edged Butler University 1 point to win the university relay crown at Rice Institute carnival. Jackson Scholse, Joe Ray, Harold Osborne among notable competitors. Ray limited by injury. Illinois won two relays, tied for first in another, while Butler failed to place in the final event.
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Houston
Tex
Butler College of Indianapolis
University of Illinois
Rice Institute
Illinois
Ilinois
Butler
Jackson V. Scholse
Joe Ray
Harold Osborne
Ray
Woods
Butler University
Richerson
Missouri
Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
Cornell
Yost Fieldhouse
Dehart Hubbard
Bradley
Hubbard
Brooker
Bonteceu
Navy Wins Intercollegiate Boxing Championship Title
Navy captures the intercollegiate boxing championship scoring 28 points and taking four of seven champions. Pennsylvania State places second with 11 points, Pennsylvania third with 10, Syracuse fourth with 9, Yale fifth with 3, and Colgate fails to score.
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Philadelphia
Navy Tonight
Pennsylvania State
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Yale
Colgate
Nominations Open for Independence Handicap at Latonia
Ninety four horses including top three year olds and older runners were nominated for the $10 000 added Independence Handicap a 1 ¼ mile race closing the Latonia meeting. The Kentucky Jockey Club released the list with each entry’s age sire dam color sex and owner.
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Kentucky Jockey Club
Swimming Stars Enter A A U National Meet in San Francisco
National AAU championships set for April 23 26 in San Francisco draw entrants from Arne Borg Sweden Ted Abrams Pittsburgh John Fariey Minnesota Bob Haloran Cleveland Lester Smith Olympic Club Ralph Breyer Northwestern Paul Wyatt Uniontown Harry Glancy Cincinnati YMCA. Illinois Wolverines Johnny Weissmuller may join pending medical clearance. Duke Kahanamoku training for 100 yards for Los Angeles Athletic Club. Teams from Illinois Athletic Club Detroit Athletic Club Chicago Athletic Association Olympic Club Los Angeles Stanford Hollywood Pasadena Athletic Club compete.
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San Francisco
Arne Borg
Sweden
Ted Abrams
Pittsburgh
John Fariey
University of Minnesota
Bob Haloran
Cleveland Athletic Club
Lester E. Smith
The
Olympic Club
Ralph Breyer
Northwestern University
Paul Wyatt
Uniontown
Harry Glancy
Johnny Weissmuller
Illinois Athletic Club
Duke Kahanamoku
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Detroit Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Association
Stanford University
Hollywood Athletic Club
Pasadena Athletic Club
Walker Plans Second California Invasion Before Newark Bout
Mickey Walker welterweight champion returned to New York from the Pacific coast where he knocked out Bert Colima. He will stay in Rumson New Jersey for three weeks then invade California again ahead of an open air bout in Newark with Willie Harmon in mid May.
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Mickey Walker
New York
Pacific Coast
Bert Colima
Walker
Rumson
N. J
California
Newark
Willie Harmon
US Track Relay Team Sails to Meet Oxford Cambridge
The University of Pennsylvania relay team departed aboard the Carmania to race against Oxford and Cambridge runners while the American Army polo squad began crossing the Atlantic to face British officers in the international military polo championship set for June.
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University of Pennsylvania
Carmania
Oxford
Cambridge
Atlantic
Ruth Limps Through Spring Training Showdown
Babe Ruth timed his swings against two Rochester pitchers but stumbled in the outfield during a drive, allowing two Rochester runs. He added a double and a single for the Yankees though his legs failed to cooperate.
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Babe Ruth
Yankees
Rochester
Yankee
Babe
Chapman Seeks World Featherweight Title Claim
Charlie Cardio, manager for Red Chapman of Chelsea, says Chapman will claim the world featherweight championship after defeating Johnny Dundee in Boston. He argues Dundee remains champion until defeated, while Kid Kaplan is widely recognized as the holder of the title.
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Boston
Charlie Cardio
Red” Chapman
Chelsea
Johnny Dundee
Chapman
Dundee
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Conn
New York
Cardio
Mt Union coach resign request after pro play under alias
Alliance Ohio March 28. President W H McMasters asks for the resignation of Mt Union basketball coach Lee Detrick after discovering he played professional basketball in Warren and Dover this winter and scheduled a game with Warren without faculty or athletic director approval. Detrick reportedly used the name Red Smith.
U S Army Polo Team Sails for England to Meet British
The U S Army polo team sailed from New York aboard the Minnetonka for England where they will face the British Army squad at Hurlingham in June. The team includes Majors Beard and Wilson, Captain Gerhart, and Lieutenants Rodes McGinley and Smith with twenty five polo ponies, some donated by American sportsmen.
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New York
U. S. Army
Hurlingham
England
Minnetonka
L. A. Beard
A. H. Wilson
Charles H. Gerhart
Peter P. Rodes
Eugene McGinley
John A. Smith
Hilles Heads Ohio Society Dinner President
Charles D. Hilles former Chairman of the Republican National Committee was elected President of the Ohio Society after the thirty ninth annual dinner at the Astor. Hilles succeeded Newton W Gilbert former Governor of the Philippines. The Ohio Society is the oldest state society in New York and about three hundred members attended the dinner.
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New York
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Ohio Society
Astor
Hilles
Newton W. Gilbert
Philippines
Ohio
Erickson May Recover After Hotel Jump
Steady improvement of Martin Erickson a 35 year old Chicago electrician who jumped from the sixth floor of the Metropole Hotel led doctors at General Hospital yesterday to predict his recovery at an early date. Erickson attempted suicide after a disagreement with his wife.
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Erickson
Martin Erickson
Chicago Electrician
Metropole
General Hospital
Covington Five Take Masonic Degree
Upity Masonic Lodge of Ludlow, the only lodge in the United States whose officers all are Past Masters, initiated five members in the Entered Apprentice Degree last night. The lodge was formed last November when the Samuel Reed and Ludlow Masonic Lodges merged.
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Upity Masonic Lodge
Ludlow
United States
Samuel Reed
Poster Designed by H. H. Wessel for 1925 Chest Campaign
The 1925 Community Chest poster designed by H. H. Wessel of the Cincinnati Art Academy features a strong cheerful working man. The drive runs April 18 to 29 with a goal of 1,859,293 dollars and eighty three agencies participating. John D. Sage is General Chairman and William H. Chatfield is Organization Chairman. The original oil drawing was presented to the Chest.
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Community Chest
H. H. Wessel
Cincinnati Art Academy
Frank Duveneck
Brawney
Hamilton County
Wessel
John D. Sage
William H. Chatfield
Grand Jury Hears Blackmail Charge Against Dry Cleaner
H E Solinger, 233 Pike Street dry cleaner, was held to the grand jury under 2500 dollar bond by Judge Manson in Police Court for blackmail. Graziani testified Solinger forced him at gunpoint to sign a 1000 dollar check and a purported confession at the shop rear on March 20. John T Murphy argued the charge lacked value taken.
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H. E. Solinger
Pike Street
B. F. Graziani
Manson
John T. Murphy
Graziani
Solinger
Dothhengall
Mrs Mamie Thomas Faces Liquor Charge At Hearing
Mrs Mamie Thomas and her husband Louis Thomas, of 16 West Seventh Street, were charged with possessing liquor. Commissioner Roetgen urged them to consider the effects on women and children. Both held to the Federal Grand Jury under $500 bonds. Also charged were Charles Turner for home brew and Robert Stegman for nineteen quarts of liquor, each on $500 bonds. James Wood, a prohibition agent, testified that liquor was found under a trap door concealed by a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Thomas
West Seventh Street
Roetgen
Charles Turner
West Twenty-seventh Street
Robert Stegman
Byrd and Garrard Streets
James Wood
Good Roads Association to Discuss $400000 Bonds
Northern Kentucky Good Roads Association plans a meeting tomorrow night to discuss a 400000 bond issue for street construction and finishing the emergency water main to the reservoirs. The plan stems from a conference chaired by Mayor O'Donovan with association representatives. The group backs extending Eastern avenue to Latonia to remove three railroad crossings. Residents complain trains block street cars and autos in the early morning in Latonia.
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Good Roads Association
Kentucky
Good Roads Associations
O'Donovan
Eastern Avenue
Latonia
Marion Grubbs 83 Dies at Home in Lakeland Florida
Marion Grubbs aged 83 died at his Lakeland Florida home after several months illness. He was a former Covington grocer and council member who ran a shop at Pike and Washington streets. Burial will be at Richwood Kentucky this afternoon. He is survived by two daughters Mrs P P Hunter and Mrs Lute Tanner of Erlanger and a son Walter Grubbs of Grubbs Station near Richwood.
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Marion Grubbs
Lakeland
Fla
Covington
Richwood
Grubbs
Pike
Washington Streets
P. P. Hunter
Lute Tanner
Erlanger
Walter Grubbs
Pap Thomas Improves At Home In Covington
James T. Pap Thomas, 93, former Covington mayor, ill at his home 220 Wallace Avenue, was reported last night to be slightly improved. He previously led Hatfield Coal Company and now serves as a director at Citizens National Bank Covington.
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Thomas
James T
Covington
Wallace Avenue
Hatfield Coal Company
Citizens’ National Bank
Covington Deaths Reported by Health Officer
Last week in Covington, health officer Dr James P Riffe recorded deaths: Augusta Schnorbus 88 Josephine Eibeck 91 Susanne Becker 86 John Henry Santel 79 Joseph Frankmann 73 James Downley 73 Charles Brewsaugh 68 John Murray 67 Mary Middendorf 63 Mary Bell Gross 54 Tillie Gabler 54.
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Covington
James P. Riffe
Augusta Schnorbus
Josephine Eibeck
Susanne Becker
John Henry Santel
Joseph Frankmann
James Downley
Charles Brewsaugh
John Murray
Mary Middendorf
Mary Bell Gross
Tillie Gabler
Newport minister urges crackdown on lawless higher-ups
Rev. J Newton Cloe departs to attend the State Law Enforcement Convention in Louisville where officials, judges, sheriffs, and ministers will discuss stricter enforcement. He says officials who protect lawbreakers must be held responsible and urges top-down reform to restore faith in law and order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. J. Cloe
J. Newton Cloe
Louisville
Governor Fields
Wayne B. Wheeler
Roy A. Haines
F. Scott McBride
Cornelia Bryce Pinchot
Cloe
Newport
Obituary Sketches Mourn Several Local Residents
The list names John F. Leahy 51 Edward T. Rutley 50 John S. Brockman 39 Peter Dudley 45 Georgia L. Gottchalk 36 Margaret Bishop 80 Nannie M. James 29 and infants McDonald and Thomas among those noted in this column.
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John F. Leahy
Edward T. Rutley
John S. Brockman
Peter Dudley
Georgia L. Gottchalk
Margaret Bishop
Nannie M. James
Infant McDonald
Thomas
Wright & Son File Bankruptcy Petition in U S Court
Wright and Son of Smalley Floyd County filed a bankruptcy petition in U S Court. Assets listed at 19495 dollars liabilities at 18531 dollars. Similar filings by A Walker Pointer Lancaster farmer with assets 1044 and debt 1874, and by Delbert Clay Rush merchant with assets 886 and debt 1315.
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Richard L. Kenney
Highway Avenue
West Covington
St. Ann’s Guard
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Cincinnati
O’donovan
Augusta Schnorbus
Covington
Herme
Orth Street
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
R. G. Williams
F. M. Tracy
Tire Theft Case Returned On Motion Of City Solicitor
In Police Court the cases of Mrs. Mary Powers and two co defendants plus Joseph Borges were continued until Monday on motion by Louis Ru schel City Solicitor. Powers and Borges face charges of receiving stolen goods and unlawful liquor possession. William Powers admitted involvement in the robbery and four tires were recovered from a Cincinnati garage after the proprietor said he bought them from Powers unknowingly.
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Mary Powers
Chestnut Street
E. Powers
Joseph Borges
Clay Street
Cincinnati
Blue Front Tire & Accessory Company
Monmouth Street
Louis Ruescher
Powers
Death of 2 Year Old Mary Louise Buten
Mary Louise Buten aged two, daughter of Dr and Mrs Edward J Buten of 30 West Villa Place, died at home after a brief illness from pneumonia. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 AM at St Thomas Church Ft Thomas, with burial in St Stephens Cemetery. She was niece of Judge Buten.
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Mary Louise Buten
Edward. J. Buten
West Villa Place
St. Thomas Church
Ft. Thomas
St. Stephen’s Cemetery
Judge Buten
Mrs Fleming Wins Divorce From Albert Fleming
Mrs Daisy Belle Fleming was granted a divorce by Judge Caldwell in Circuit Court yesterday. The couple married August 27 1902. Custody awarded to Mrs Fleming of their children Charles 14 and Violet 10.
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Fleming
Daisy Belle Fleming
Albert Fleming
Caldwell
Circuit Court
Local Residents Listing by City and State
Roy Templeton Cincinnati Bernice Rhodes Cincinnati Harold Stinger Connersville Ind Ruby Dalrymple Connersville Ind Goebel Johnson Connersville Ind Julia Sturgis Connersville Ind William D Schutze Columbus O Ada Lincoln lisa Columbus O
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Roy Templeton
Cincinnati
Bernice Rhodes
Harold Stinger
Connersville
Ind
Ruby Dalrymple
Goebel Johnson
Julia Sturgis
William D. Schutze
Columbus
Ada Lincoln
Lisa
Dawes Proves Handy At Ball Game For Boy Visitors
Thirty five Boys Republic delegates visiting Vice President Dawes at his Evanston home found him a good ball player though they failed to secure Laddie Boy the White House dog. Dawes declined help, then invited a friendly exhibition on the lawn as boys chased flies beyond the gate.
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Chicago
Boys
Republic
Dawes
Evanston
Laddie Boy
Harding
White House
Bootleg Rum Trade Exposed in Quebec Public Accounts Hearing
William Van Dyke of Montreal described a 1923 bootleg operation from a Broadway New York office. He testified he disposed of 1 021 cases of whisky from the Istar cargo and loaded daily autos to move liquor into the United States, earning 10 to 15 cents per bottle commission. He described failed ventures as a shipbroker and recovery of money after the Ship Canada cargo was foundered and later returned to him at Yarmouth Nova Scotia.
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Associated Press
Quebec
William van Dyke
Montreal
Broadway
New York City
Public Accounts Committee
Quebec Liquor Commission
United States
Canada
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
van Dyke
Wheat market closes unsettled after showers ease drought fears
Chicago grain notes show Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska showers easing drought anxiety. Wheat ends steady to down slightly with May at 1.57 3/4 and July 1.41 1/2 while corn and oats gain modestly and primes for cash quotes list No 3 hard wheat 1.57 and No 2 yellow corn 1.13. Rye and lard rib values shift within narrow ranges as markets digest export activity.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
MY. Sain
Senhaici
Dividends Declared by Several Firms in New York
New York March 28 Diamond Match Company declares quarterly 2 percent dividend payable June 15 to stock of record May 29. Commercial Investment Trust Corporation allocates 68 cents on common payable May 15 to stock of record April 30. U S Mortgage and Trust Company quarterly 4 percent dividend payable April 1 to stock of record March 28. United Light and Railways Company quarterly 1 on 6 44 percent preferred payable May 1 to stock of record April 15. R Hoe & Co Inc quarterly 1 on 7 April 15 to stock of record pri
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New York World News Service
New York
Diamond Match Company
Commercial Investment Trust Corporation
U. S. Mortgage and Trust Company
United Light and Railways Company
R. Hoe & Co., Inc
Pri
Cincinnati Bank Clears $10 Million in One Day
Cincinnati reports daily bank clearings of 10,059,922 with a decrease from yesterday and Saturday. Weekly clearings total 65,070,218, down from last week, as money markets show higher but cautious liquidity before month-end payments.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer. Ldry
Mchy. Com
Mchy
Amer
Ldry
City
Coorce
Bo Icc
Eagle-Picher Com
Early
Daniel Com
Formica Insulation
Hatfield-Reliance Com
Johnston Paint
Kodel Radio
Kroger Gro
Bak
Paragon Refining Com
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
Pf. Pomsé
Pure Oil
Richardson Com
U.S. Pr
Wurlitzer
Cincinnati G. & E
London
Greece
Slovakia
Reichsmark Pme
China
Hongkong
Ataly
Wiscaiki Beneves
BSR
Ask
Liberty
BGR
Os Sceiscesesen
PS Nivedita Ee
Permits Revoked for Five Buildings and Five Condemned
Building Commissioner George Hauser ordered revocation of permits for five buildings under construction and condemned five others as unsafe. Revisions cited improper lot grades at Hawthorne and Price and nonconforming alterations at Central avenue. Contractors including Carl Jahnigan faced new permit requirements. Sagmeister warned of supervision limits and urged use of proper gravel and foundations after multiple failures.
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George Hauser
Charles Sagemeister
Hawthorne and
Price Avenues
Price Avenue
Hause
Carl Jahnigan
Gilmore Avenue
Jahnigan
Sagmeister
Clark Street
Central Avenue
West Court Street
Richmond Street
Montgomery “ Road
H Department
Hauser
Gibson Gradison opens new Dixie Terminal exchange offices
Gibson Gradison inaugurates at 307 Dixie Terminal Building with two veteran partners Willis D Gradison and Robert H Gibson in charge. Direct wire to A A Housman Co New York. Gradison Cincinnati Stock Exchange member, Gibson NYSE associate. Banquet of members to celebrate opening Monday.
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New York Stock and
Cincinnati Stock Exchange House
Dixie Terminal
Gibson & Gradison
Willis D. Gradison
W. E. Hutton & Co
Robert H. Gibson
A. A. Housman & Co
New York
Vercoe & Co
Columbus
New York City
Gibson
New York Stock Exchange
Gradison
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Dixie Terminal Building
Bank official returns from West Indies tour
Carl Giesse the manager of the foreign exchange and steamship department of the First National Bank came home after a month touring the West Indies he visited Havana Panama Porto Rico Venezuela the Guianas Bermuda and other South Atlantic islands and the Bahamas.
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Carl Giesse
Foreign Exchange and Steamship Department
First National Bank
West Indies
Havana
Panama
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Guianas
Bermuda
South Atlantic
Bahamas
Norfolk and Western 1924 earnings compare with 1923
Norfolk and Western reports 1924 earnings of 12.85 a share on common stock after dividends, versus 13.85 in 1923. net income was 18,248,348, a decline of about 545,000. The year includes 3,126,636 interline business per Interstate Commerce Commission, stretching 1924 to thirteen months. Excluding this item, 1923 common earnings would equal 10.58 a share.
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Norfolk & Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
White Motor Company
Baltimore and Ohio to issue bonds in 1925 refunding plan
The Baltimore and Ohio will complete its 150 million refunding this spring by selling about 45 million in bonds to retire an eight percent Southwestern division issue maturing July 1. New bonds are reported to carry five or six percent interest. The railroad earlier prepared maturities by selling 75 million in first mortgages and 35 million in general mortgages.
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Baltimore & Ohio Iroad
Southwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Grain Stocks on Hand in Cincinnati Yesterday
Stocks of grain in first hands at Cincinnati yesterday were 259,372 bushels of wheat 274,430 bushels of corn 116,941 bushels of oats and 4,883 bushels of rye.
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Cincinnati
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Dick Finnell
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William Bates Wee
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Charles J. Gruebling
Ada
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