New York curb market lists extensive trading data
Official list of transactions on the New York Curb Exchange shows diverse stocks and bonds with varied prices and volumes across industries. Notable entries include Am. P. & Lt. 6s, Gulf Oil 5s, West. Pow. cifs, and union oil stocks with multiple price quotes and ex-dividend notes. Total stock sales reported at 474 100 shares and bonds at 1 048 000.
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New York
New York Curb Exchange
Walworth MfgCo
21 Corp
Ware Ie
Carp
Pow. Cifs
OMM
Humbleilitel
Maracaibo
Carib
Colom
Ig Ae Deere & Co
Euclid Oil
Gibson Oil
Gulf Oil
Lago Pet
Uion
Panuco
Ar. Ld
An-A. W.pet
Foster Oil
Royal Can
EID. P. L
Wil'x & G
Woodley” ” Pet
Canaria
Utah
Kerr Lake
Mason Valley
Tin Nipissing
Aaktiga
Wendenl C
Im. R. Mills
M.t
Cudahy Pk
Deere & Co
Det
City Gas
Det. Edison
Ee Es
Gair
Gen. Pet
K. City Ter
Key. Tel.Ph
Ang.Am. Oil
Lobos
Ohio Oil
Pr.Oil&G.new
Prairie Pipe L
O. of Kan
Sei
Ae A. Som
Beth. St
Can. N. Ry.e
S.p
Okla. G. & E
Schulte Co
Seab. A. L
St. Oil N.Y. Tis
Sun Oil
Swift & Co
U.S.A
Cologne
R.R. Fr
Hun. C.M
Pr.s.f
Thys. I.&s
Toho el. P
Molia Pet
South Penn Oil
So. Cal. el
Fr.Nat. M.ss
Cei'a
Tokyo E.L
W.i
Cotton market advances and declines in New York
Early gains on reports of heavy South rainfall pushed cotton futures higher in New York today. December rose to 21.82 cents intraday and closed at 21.85, with the market finishing 4 to 11 points higher overall from prior levels.
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New York
Butter market firm as demand rises in Chicago
Chicago traders report a firmer butter market with active demand for medium and lower scores. Fresh 92 score butter traded at 49 1/4 cents and centralized 90 score at 48 cents.
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Chicago
Cattle Market Mixed Receipts Across Regions October 15 1925
Cincinnati trading shows dull cattle with late-cutters and canners selling best while bulls lag. Hog prices rose for some weights then leveled, feeders held firm. sheep and lambs steady with scarce high grades. Regional reports from Chicago Kansas City and Indianapolis accompany the day’s totals.
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Cincinnati
Jpssliciva Lane Lree
Kentoas i
Ccceereeee
Chicago
Kansas City
Indianapoli
Ecelp
Dividends Declared by Major Firms in October Listings
New York World News Service reports Butler Bros declares 3 percent quarterly payable November 16 to holders of record October 28. Also Pierce, Butler & Pierce 1.5 percent on 7 percent preferred and 2 percent on 8 percent preferred payable November 1 to holders of record October 20. Other firms announce quarterly or preferred dividends with various pay dates and record dates including Shell Union Oil 1.5 dollar preferred, Chicago Wilmington & Franklin Coal Bank 1.5 dollar preferred, Tobacco Products 1.75 dollar Class A, Fisk Rubber 1.75 dollar preferred, American Radiator 1 dollar common and 1.5 percent preferred, American Chain 0.5 dollar Class A and 0.5 dollar on common, Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad S A 1.5 dollar preferred, American District Telegraph New Jersey 0.75 dollar now common, Clinchfield Coal 1.75 dollar preferred, Schulte Retail Stores 2 dollars in preferred on common, with record and pay dates varying by company.
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New York World News Service
New York
Butler Bros
I Pierce, Butler & Pierce
Shell Union Oil Corporation
Chicago, Wilmington & Franklin Coal Bank
Tobacco Products Company
Fisk Rubber Company
American Radiator Company
American Chain Company
Cincinnati, Sandusky & Cleveland Railroad S. A
American District Telegraph Company
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Schulte Retail Stores Corporation
Paypole
Foreign exchange rates from New York World News Service
Daily foreign exchange rates listed for European and Far Eastern currencies with demand and cable figures. Rates include Sterling, France Italy Belgium Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Sweden Norway Denmark Spain Portugal Hungary Czecho-Slovakia Poland Finland Rumania Jugo-Slavia Bulgaria Japan Hongkong Shanghai Mexico Calcutta Argentina Brazil Uruguay Gavens Colombia Venezuela.
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New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Rumania
Bulgaria
Japan
Hongkong
Shanghai
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Colombia
Venezuela
Northern Pacific Railway Company 1925 Stock Record
The Northern Pacific Railway operates 7000 miles of main line from Minneapolis to the Pacific Coast with connections to Chicago via the C B Q. It controls Northwestern Improvement Company land and oil interests, owns 600000 acres, and has faced government disputes over land grants and guaranty payments. The 1924 dividend yield was 5 percent with $321.274 million funded debt and $248 million stock capital.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwestern Improvement Company
Absaroka Oil Development Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Cincinnati Bank Clearings and Stock Exchange Report
Cincinnati reports daily bank clearings of 15 382 607 with loans steady and scarce prime paper. Stock Exchange turnover totals 4 297 shares with noted trades of Procter Gamble and McLaren products among others as Federal Reserve figures show reserve ratios and holdings.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Amer
Laun
Mach
Amer- Laun
Mach. Com
Roll
Mill
Amer. Roll
Baldwin
Carey
Charngold
City Ice and
Fue
City Ice and Fuel
Dalton Add. Mach
Eagle-Picher Com
Gruen Watch
Johnston Paint
Kroger Grow
Bak. Com
Bak
Kro. G. and
B. Pref
McLaren Products A
Paragon Refining
Procter & Gamble Com
Fourth
Central Trust
Cincinnati and
Sub. Tel
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
T. Com
T. Pref. Ee
Pews
Whitaker Paper Com
Ohio Bell Tel
Ohio Traction
Weil to Speak at Northern Valley Investment Bankers Meeting
Harry E. Weil of Weil, Roth & Irving leaves for Cleveland to address a Northern Valley Branch Investment Bankers Association of North America meeting. His talk will urge closer cooperation between the Northern Valley and Ohio River Valley associations. In New York trading, Columbia Gas and Electric rose to 84 percent before retreating to 83 percent amid profit-taking. Cincinnati close: Pure Oil 2654, Indian Refining 1755, Owens Bottle 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Weil
Weil, Roth & Irving Company
Cleveland
Northern Valley Branch
Investment Bankers’ Association of North America
Mr. Weil
Northern Valley Association
Ohio River Valley Association
Columbia Gas and Electric
New York
Cincinnati
Owens Bottle
Cincinnati Federal Reserve reports peak checks handled and cash demand
The Cincinnati Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland sets a record for checks processed by its staff. Officials report growing demand for $1, $2, and $5 bills, with pressure intensifying across denominations. Dimes see rising demand for bus and streetcar uses in the region.
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Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Gold shipments rise as London and Japan push exports
The National Bank of Commerce expects a 2 million dollar consignment on the Berengaria from Southampton, part of almost 15 million in current gold shipments. Japan's latest gold export brings its total to 5 million in recent weeks as Florida and Atlantic Coast Line traffic forecasts rise. General Motors reports September sales of 88,379 vehicles, with high activity continuing into October. Receivers of American Sumatra Tobacco form a protective committee, while Louisville & Nashville Freight posts record August and expects strong final quarter.
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London
New York
National Bank of Commerce
Southampton
Japan
United States
Florida
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Setember
General Motors Corporation
Louisville & Nashville Railway
W. L. Mapother
Eaton Axle and Spring Reports Nine Month Profit Rise
Eaton Axle and Spring shows a nine month net of 605 641 dollars up from 212 309 a year earlier. The third quarter net reached 200 066 dollars vs a 35 153 dollar loss in the prior year's quarter. Municipal bonds totaling 4 859 000 featured new issues led by a 3 000 000 Buffalo 444s maturing 1926 to 1945 priced at 4 percent for 1926 and 4 10 percent for others. Also issued were 1 000 000 Spartanburg South Carolina 4% bonds at 4 50 to 4 55 and 859 000 Schenectady New York 4 80 percent improvement bonds at 4 to 4 125 per cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Axle and
Spring
City of Buffalo
City of Spartanburg
S. C
City of Schenectady
N. Y
North American Company offers 128 shares per Mississippi stake
The North American Company proposes an exchange offering 128 shares of its common stock for each share of Central Mississippi Valley Electric assets managed by Stone Webster. A similar deal was recently announced for Mississippi River Power Company stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Mississippi Valley Electric Properties
Stone Webster
Mississippi River Power Company
Covington Man Cleared in Mann Act Case
Lloyd Kelly of East Third street Cincinnati faced charges of violating the Mann act for taking Mrs. Pearl Lemons of Covington to Dayton. The complaint by Fred Lemons was dismissed after testimony from the woman and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kelly
East Third Street
Cincinnati
Roetken
Kelly
Pearl Lemons
Lockwood Street
Covington
Dayton
Fred Lemons
West Sixth Street
McAllister Appointed Acting Administrator for Kentucky and Tennessee
Clarence G. McAllister head of the permit division of the State Prohibition Department was appointed acting administrator for Kentucky and Tennessee to succeed Samuel Collins, whose resignation took effect yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence G. McAllister
State Prohibition Department
Kentucky
Tennessee
Samuel Collins
Orrude Ow Runs Oil City Data
Oil City October report shows credit balance 3.05 dollars. Crude oil runs total 65 664 barrels with average 43 677. Shipments reach 83 089 barrels with average 76 491.
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Orude OW
Oil City
One-floor Clover nook bungalow sold on Van Zandt road
Henry Woehrman purchased the five room stucco home on the north side of Van Zandt road between Shamrock and Daly avenues North College Hill for 6500. Becker Real Estate Company handled the sale through the College Hill office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovernook Subdivision Company
van Zandt
Shamrock
Daly Avenues
North College Hill
Henry Woehrman
College Hill
Becker Real Estate Company
Newport Prisoner Pleads Guilty in Assault Case
One of twenty two inmates in Newport Jail pleaded guilty to assault and battery and drew twenty seven days in jail. Several co defendants entered not guilty pleas including Raymond Cook Charles Jackson Jerome Amasson Harvey Gillispie Daniel Vaught Frank Kramer Walter Bradford Fred Bauerle Ray Kelly Will Dalton Tom Harris Pete Ford John Marshall Charles Sebree Ray Duty Russell Cox Craven Knox Lonnie Hayward Rufus Hunter Joe Wagner Albert Frailey Abe Sopher.
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Newport
Caldwell
Jake Martin
Raymond Cook
Charles Jackson
Jerome Amasson
Harvey Gillispie
Daniel Vaught
Frank Kramer
Walter Bradford
Fred Bauerle
Ray Kelly
Will Dalton
Tom Harris
Pete Ford
John Marshall
Charles Sebree
Ray Duty
Russell Cox
Craven Knox
Lonnie Hayward
Rufus Hunter
Joe Wagner
Albert Frailey
Abe Sopher
Mother first to benefit by policemen's insurance
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton of 527 East Second street Newport, mother of Policeman Charles Hamilton killed in an automobile accident, became the first beneficiary of Newport police and fire department insurance. The $1,000 policy was paid yesterday. Pallbearers named by Chief Bregel for the funeral include Morris Hodesh George Clinkenbeard Joseph Ma Honey Gus Schoo Martin Doyle and James Ratican. Burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hamilton
East Second Street
Newport
Charles Hamilton
Hamilton
Bregel
Vonderhaar & Stetter
Third Street
Morris Hodesh
George Clinkenbeard
Joseph Ma Honey
Gus Schoo
Martin Doyle
James Ratican
Sergeant Venard
Evergreen Cemetery
Klotzbach Sues After 11 Years apart in Campbell Court
Arthur Klotzbach filed for divorce from Mildred Klotzbach in Campbell County Circuit Court yesterday. They wed February 18, 1910, and he alleges she has not lived with him since May 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Klotzbach
Campbell County
Mildred Klotzbach
Realty Transfers Show Several Newport and Ft Thomas Lots
Real estate transfers list multiple conveyances: B H Jackson to James B Boone for a Newport lot in stamps valued at 3000 dollars. Harry Stern to Max Brown for a Newport lot valued at 4000. John H Reuscher to Newport Finance Corp for a Ft Thomas lot valued at 500. Arthur C Hall transfers to Harry A Woestman for a Ft Thomas lot valued at 1000. Arthur C Hall to Hazzard N Aibro for a Thomas lot valued at 500. Arthur C Hall to August J Barkhau for a Ft Thomas lot valued at 500. Josie Tyler to Louis Biehl for a Ft Thomas lot valued at 19500.
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B. H. Jackson
James B. Boone
Newport
Harry Stern
Max Brown
John H. Reuscher
Newport Finance Corporation
Ft. Thomas
Arthur C. Hall
Harry A. Woestman
Hazzard N. Aibro
Thomas
Ohio Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Fred Redman of Pickaway County and Jennie Currie of Pickaway County. Francis G. Mattox of Chillicothe and Cleo M. Brown of Hillsboro listed in licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Redman
Pickaway County
Jennie Currie
Francis G. Mattox
Chillicothe
O. Cleo M. Brown
Hillsboro
Vote Theo Bertels for Police Judge
Advertisement urges Theo W. Bertels as police judge candidate citing eight years as justice of the peace and urging voters to elect him to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. W. Bertelsman
Justice of the Peace
Names Gathered From Various Ohio Kentucky and Indiana Locations
A list of individuals including Rea Morgan Anna Siddons David Boyle Alma Wasser M G Johnson Mary Formby Fred Gerhardt Jances Wallace J W Smith Christine Collins Richard West Ellen McGregor Hans Buchelt Marie Buchelt Elmer A Thomas Grace L Howland Samuel W Russe Clara Badewitz Litton Reed Emma Abner and others tied to cities such as Cincinnati Dayton Columbus and Connersville with scattered state abbreviations and localities. The fragmentary text resembles a directory or notice listing names and places across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana.
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Dixie
New Straitsville
Austin
Cynthiana
Latonia
Akron
la Grange
Cincinnati
Rea Morgan
Anna Siddons
David Boyle
Alma Wasser
M. G. Johnson
Mary Formby
Fred Gerhardt
Jances Wallace
Ind
Hans Buchelt
Dayton
O Marie Buchelt
O Elmer A. Thomas
Dayton, O
Grace L. Howland
Columbus
Samuel W. Russe
Clara Badewitz
Litton Reed
Emma Abner
Feeney faces two indictments for gaming in Kenton County
Kenton County Grand Jury, in its final report to Judge Applegate, returns two indictments against Charles Feeney who runs a poolroom and cigar store at 315 Scott Street. He is charged with permitting gaming on the premises in late September and on October 3. The Judge aims to suppress gambling, noting a possible biweekly grand jury, and the report adds that property owners can curb such activity by not renting to known violators.
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Applegate
Kenton
Kenton County
Charles
Sport) Feeney
Scott Street
Feeney
Covington Police Seek Missing 17 Year Old John Wonderly
Covington authorities search for John Wonderly age 17 missing from 938 Spring street since Monday. His father Harry Wonderly says the youth received 60 cents to buy an item on Madison avenue and was last seen near Fifth street and Madison avenue saying he feared going home after losing 50 cents. He is 5 feet 3 inches, 115 pounds, dark complexion with brown eyes and hair, wearing a dark blue striped suit, light cap and brown shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
John Wonderly
Spring Street
Harry Wonderly
Madison Avenue
Fifth Street
Kenton Circuit Court Abandonment Divorces and Indictments
Frances La Wellman seeks divorce from Walter Wellman and restoration of her maiden name Frances Beckman. George Wayman sues to recover 115.48 on a promissory note. Mary Swim wins divorce from Roy Swim with custody of two children and 50 alimony monthly. May Webster granted divorce from Lyle Webster with custody and 10 alimony weekly. Bart Stuntebeck faces trial for shooting his wife and is remanded. James Davis pleads guilty to housebreaking and larceny and is sent to Greendale Reform School. Other indictments include James Raines, Roy Clingan, and Toney Groeneveld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Circuit Court
Frances la Wellman
Walter Wellman
Frances L. Beckman
Cincinnati
George W. Wayman
Rahl Wayman
Mary Swim
May Webster
Lyle Webster
Aple Avenue
Bart Stuntebeck
Covington
Josephine Stuntebeck
Roy Clingan
Toney Groenefeld
Covington Notes Federal court set for fall session
Federal Judge Cochran will convene the fall session of the United States District Court in Covington on Monday morning. A jury pool of 100 citizens is summoned as the criminal docket shows more than 300 cases with 450 defendants. Grand jury summons include Henry Stegman C A Case Jim Clift and others from multiple counties. Ballots for the city primary were delivered to precinct clerks for one Police Judge and four City Commissioners. Barkhau to fill water works vacancy. several defendants held to the Federal Grand Jury on liquor charges with bonds posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Cochran
United States District Court
Henry Stegman
C. A. Case
Jim Clift
Campbell County
H. S. Howe
J. W. Mayall
Fleming County
R. B. Huey
Jerry Grifith
Woodie Sullivan
Boone County
James Owings
Perry McClanahan
Nicholas County
J. M. Flege
W. S. Caldwell
Ira Adams
County
R. C
John W. Middendorf
Kenton County
Christopher Barkhau
Sasenia Wars Apa
Charles Lowry
Covington Water Works Department
Hawk
Donnelly An Bailey
Barkhall
William Corrigan
Thomas Todd
Grand Avenue
Federal Grand Jury
Roetken
Charles Fulton
West Third Street
Newport
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Grek
New Auburn Auto
New Ber.c. Milk
Am. T. Wu Bucyrus Co
Car L. & Pow
CiPo
Neo Mig
New. Nort.t. Co
Ma-R&c
Hazeltine Corp
Heyden Chem
Horn&Hardart
Rayon A
Johns Manso
Mfg Raft Core
Florida Wi
Trac
New. Brook
D.g.ale New Ake Pipes Corp
G&eb New Ab’rc
R.new. Peat
Freshman Co
E.del.a. de Hap
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St. A Heilman Inc
Intere
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Safety Cable Co
Mar.w
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Mid. West Util
Nizer Corp
Ohio P
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Wift & Co
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Orr. Co., Me
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E. Fourth St
E. Fourth St. Worth
Ideal
Slobe-Wernicke Co
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Procter & Gamble
Proc. & Gamble
U. S
Tl & Qhae Wurl
Ohio
Lady Lima Corporation
Lima
Karl B
Forest Rex
Roy L
Fay
Evans
John J. Moke
Citizens Exchange Telephone Company
Hamlet
G. M
G. M. Peterson
G. R. Russell
M. Gray
Max D. Gustin
Silberstein Burgin Company
Gee
D. Silberstein
Manly R. Burgin
J. C. Logue
Parkwood Pharmacy, Inc
J. A. Cline
M. A. Patterson
M. A. Seifert
H. M. Siering
J. C. Logueit
Putt Poultry Company
E. H. Putt
Mary O’brien
Jessie
A. A. Stephens
A. D. Mulli
Ag S. Keefer
Geraldine Iles Stanley Watters
Walter C. Thompson
Berdan Realty Company
Toledo
Sigmond Sanger
Lenore Wylie
Helenome Otto H. Spengler
Sholto Muglas
Purpose Spending System, Inc
Charles Follett
Walker H. Nye
Fred S. Perkens
McAlister Marshall
B. Robinson
Nson
Christopher
H. M. Swisher
GMA
Sulean Akro Momec
Frank E. Pongre
Frederick M. Mayer, Jr
Frank Immerman
Gertrude Han4
Ralph
Federal Reserve
U. Romney
Isle
Federal Reserve Board
Aote
Canada
Paris
Greece
Australia
Serbia
Berty Crescerscone
Treasury
GARIN
Teta Ponce
U.S
Treasu
Financial Notes
American Sumatra Tobacco Company
E. A. Pierce
Stephen C. Millers
Robert C. Winmill
Edward L. Burrill, Jr
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
McAllister
Collins
Laun. Mach
Samdae “Rolf. Mill
Eesanvegssee Dsebiohsstbevorsabensees Hiehs
Ian Seed Mach
Neerstes
Aorree Cbecy
E Champion Fibre
Aeenee Churngo’ Pere Reen Nena
Egan Com
Fleisemann
Formica
French Bros.-Bauer
Gibson Art
Tit Ereer
Hatfield Reliance Com
Johnston
Kodel Radio
Eeeevee
Roger Gro
Lith
Western Paper Goods
Atlas National Bank
Whitaker Paper
Citizens National Arete Eee Eneeentemmeres
Seeees First National Dees Eee
Eeeese
Fourth and Central Trust
Lincoln
Western Bath and Trust Cosete
Suburban
Tel
Cincinnati Gas Transp
Cincinnati Street
St. Louis
Cleveland Avenue
Avondale
Myers Y. Cooper
Charles Friedlander
Theophil Doeschlin
C. Middendorf
Delhi Avenue
Sedamsville
Fred Tuke & Son
J. Mason Howk
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Greater
Commercial Tribune
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