Verdun Offensive Leads to French Advantage and Prisoner Sightings
French forces assault an eleven mile Verdun front amid heavy Meuse fighting. German withdrawals near Talou ridge and Verdun are reported while German prisoners pass to rear. British gains on Ypres front and Italian victory along the Isonzo accompany Romanian-front advances claimed by Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Meuse
London
Paris
Talou Ridge
Epehy
Ypres
Tolmina
Adriatic
Isonzo
Roumanian
County Council Approves Several Local Appropriations
In a special session the Elkhart County council approved 2500 for grading and draining a trans-gango road linking to the main market road. It recorded 734.48 for the proposed 2100 county Line bridge over Bango creek and 1000 for the county defense fund likely to aid soldiers. The largest item was 200 to connect the Goshen courthouse with the city steam heating system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Elkhart County
Bango Creek
County Council of Defense
Goshen
Death of Mrs. L. Haman in St. Petersburg Florida
Mrs. L. Haman, 58, formerly of Warsaw, died in a St. Petersburg hospital of gall stones. Survived by her husband and three children. The Haman family formerly ran rooming houses and restaurants in Warsaw.
Robbery Near Val Jezewski Saloon At Fort Wayne
Three tramps robbed L. T. Scherer as he exited the Val Jezewski saloon in Fort Wayne. They got $19 and boarded the Wabash train, waving to their victim as they fled town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
L. T. Scherer
Paving Contract Let to White Construction in South Bend
The White Construction Co. of Milwaukee has the contract to pave Mishawaka Avenue in South Bend at a cost of $184,452.17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Construction Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Mishawaka
South Bend
W. G. T. U. Organization Attacks Mayor in Gary
In Gary the W. G. T. U. organization accuses Mayor Johnson of allowing lawlessness to prevail in the steel city. The brief sets forth concerns over crime and disorder linked to municipal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Johnson
Steel City
Goshen Garage Sells Nearly 100000 Gallons in 3 Years
A Goshen service station has sold close to 100000 gallons of gasoline over a three year period. The business reported steady sales as it marks its third anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Former King Constantine’s Answer to Kaiser Is Found
London reports an Athens dispatch noting a diplomatic document from former King Constantine written shortly after World War I began. It records his reply to Emperor William II, declining Greek entry on the central powers due to naval, logistical, and strategic concerns that would leave Greece vulnerable to Allied control of the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Kaiser
London
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Co
Greece
Willian
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Mediterranean
England
France
Secretary Daniels says destroyers threaten submarines
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and 25 ship builders held a conference to extend building facilities to double or triple destroyer output in 18 months. He said the United States would have more destroyers than any other power and that destroyers are the one thing submarines fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Daniels
Wheat production pact discussed at Indianapolis conference
At Indianapolis on August 26 a meeting of agriculture department workers and state representatives discussed a pact among Indiana Ohio Michigan Illinois Kentucky and Wisconsin to push wheat production toward the 1,000,000,000 bushel goal next year. Dr Raymond A Pearson and Dr William A Taylor represented the government and proposed a plan to increase rye production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Kentucky
Wisconsin
United States
Department of Agriculture
Raymond A. Pearson
Secretary of Agriculture
William A. Taylor
Bureau of Plant Industry
Exhibition Game Nets Over 700 for South Bend Guardsmen
A Saturday exhibition at Springbrook Park raised more than $700 for the National Guardsmen stationed at Leeper Park. The Singer baseball ring, captained by Ben Koehler, saw a 4 to 3 victory by the former team with Stacy Bowman and Rogers Greys pitcher on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guardsmen
Leeper Park
South Bend
Springbrook Park
Singer Baseball Ring
Ben Koehler
Stacy” Bowman
Rogers Greys
Enrollment notices for Boys Working Reserve
Persons who have enrolled boys aged 16 to 20 for the Boys Working Reserve are to report to Sheriff Sanford on Wednesday.
Enrollment of Indiana Women Under Hoover Plan Nears Finish
Work of enrolling Indiana women under the Hoover food conservation plan will be finished by Sept 1. Local registration has been far from expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Widow Minerva Sefton Dies in Lagrange After Stroke
Mrs Minerva Sefton widow of Thomas H Sefton died at Lagrange following a stroke of paralysis. She was noted as a Civil War veteran Thomas H Sefton husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Sefton
Lagrange
Thomsa H. Sefton
Rain Predicted Aids Elkhart County Crops
The weather bureau forecasts rain across Elkhart county. Farmers report corn and late potatoes suffering without moisture and expect relief from upcoming showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Elkhart County
Mrs Genevieve Schmidt 78 Dies at Villa of Apoplexy
Mrs Genevieve Schmidt aged 78 died at a villa from apoplexy. She was the wife of Henry Schmidt senior and was widely known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Schmidt
Henry Schmidt
Weather Forecast Indicates Warm Start to Week
Generally fair weather expected with rising temperatures at the start of the week and continued warmth afterward.
Charged With Wife Desertion In Goshen Case
Roy Gard was arrested in Toledo and brought to Goshen to face a charge of wife desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Gard
Toledo
Goshen
Exemption Board Denies and Grants Military Claims
Sheriff Sanford Clerk Rimpler and Dr. G A Inks of Nappanee announced that many local youths’ exemption claims were denied while a list of those granted exemption followed. Among those honored is Goshen evangelist Charles W Hess whose exemption was granted for ordained minister status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Sanford
Rimpler
G. A. Inks
Nappanee
C. Bonham Spohn
Charles L. Fredeke
Arthur B. Clark
Floyd E. Clark
Charles Banfield
Glenn W. Juday
S. J. Blough
Arthur B. Schrock
Ray Kauffman
C. D. Brannon
Roy Tope
David K. Bontrager
Chester L. Blosser
Lawrence Williams
Harvey Wysong
Adam Rupp
Robert Gannon
E. H. Haney
Walter Hoshaw
W. D. Davis
Leander
Garber
Roy E. Luke
Joseph Bioss
Forest R. Ulery
Nelson Weaver
Donald F. Stiver
George H. Reid
Guy Smeltzer
Ray Rector
Warren Holdman
Chauncey M. Duker
Edward C. Truex
Ray F. Yoder
Harry W. Foster
Defoe Leedy
Walter T. Baker
Charles W. Hess
William Brown
Milwaukee
North Main Street
Pentecostal Camp Meetings Open Near Goshen
Brother and Sister F W Jewell evangelists announce seven day camp meetings in a large tent at Harrison Center seven miles southwest of Goshen. Daily services begin next Friday with morning and afternoon and evening sessions through September 22. The bugle call urges all who have made covenant by sacrifice to gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Jewell
Petoskey
Mich
Errangelists
Harrison Center
Goshen
Mrs Clara Roop Dies at 51 in Elkhart Hospital
Mortuary record states Mrs Clara Roop 51 died this morning at General hospital Elkhart from appendicitis. Survived by husband John Roop one son one daughter her parents Mr and Mrs Milton Tuday of Milford and one sister. Remains to be taken to Syracuse for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roop
Clara Roop
General Hospital
Elkhart
John Roop
Milton Tuday
Milford
Syracuse
Death of Dale Hazen in Allen County Farm Garden
Dale Hazen 14, son of Mr and Mrs Ira Hazen who have separated is dead from a shotgun wound to the left chest. Coroner McArdle and Deputy Sheriff Rule express confidence the death was self inflicted though case factors are unusual for a personal crisis report. He was killed on a garden at the farm of Hiram Frazier eleven miles from the city on the Churubusco road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Hazen
Ira Hazen
McArdle
Allen County
Hiram Frazier
Churubusco
Civil War Veteran Louis Reynolds Dies at 74
Louis Reynolds of Bluffton, who died at Marion from injuries suffered in the Civil War, is listed as having been shot at the battle of Richmond Kentucky on August 30, 1862. Reynolds served in Company F, 16th Indiana Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Reynolds
Bluffton
Marion
Richmond
Fort Wayne
Reynolds
16Th
Ind. Inf
Pugilistic Encounters Reported in Business District
Weekend boxing melees staged in the business district drew crowd attention near the Interurban depot on South Main Street. No arrests were made according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban
South Main Street
Rabbi Saul Schorr Dies At 70 In Fort Wayne
Rabbi Saul Schorr 70, minister of B'nai Jacob in Fort Wayne, is dead. He previously led congregations in San Francisco and Winnipeg Manitoba before settling in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Schorr
B’nai Jacob
Fort Wayne
San Francisco
Winnipeg
Man
Annual County Institute Opens Next Monday
The Elkhart county teachers institute will open next Monday and run through Friday with sessions in the High School assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart County Teachers Institute
Veteran editor D H Edenbo dies after street car collision
D H Edenbo, 78, longtime manager of the old South Bend Register, was struck and killed by a street car in South Bend. A Civil War veteran, he was widely known in local journalism circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Edenbo
Old South Bend Register
South Bend
Two Fords Stolen in South Bend
Two Ford vehicles were reported stolen in South Bend yesterday. Police urged witnesses to contact authorities with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Fire Devastates Half of Saloniki City
The walled city of Saloniki, under Entente occupation, suffered a major fire that destroyed more than half of its area. Thousands were rendered homeless and rushed to neighboring villages for shelter as the blaze was reported under control in the dispatches from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Saloniki
Great Macedonia
Br Entente
Alert Culture Club Meets at Mrs Swartz Home
Society items note the Alert Culture club gathering at 206 Garden Street Tuesday evening to discuss Or deals and Ideals. Miss Merle Rohrer hosts an auction Friday afternoon at her home southwest of Goshen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alert Culture Club
V. V. Swartz
Garden Street
Merle Rohrer
Goshen
Recovery of Howard Huber Found in Lake James
After three weeks in Lake James the body of 27 year old Howard Huber former Wells Fargo Express Co agent at the Fort Wayne interurban station was recovered Sunday at 1 10 pm. The body was 200 feet from the east bank and 100 feet north of the drowning point showing signs of being snagged by a dragging hook. The find ends rumors that he had not drowned or had disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake James
Howard Huber
Wells-Fargo Express Co
Fort Wayne Interurban
East Bank
Huber
Enrollment drive continues for Boys Working Reserve
Sol Dembufsky as enrolling officer for the Boys Working Reserve reports complete instructions for registering boys ages 16 to 20. The Goshen enrollment camp will continue indefinitely and 2,000 Indiana officers are expected to enroll 10 boys each this week for a total of 20,000 enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Dembufsky
Boys Working Reserve
Aten
Goshen
Indiana
Electrician Enos Singer Named Motorcycle Officer
Enos Singer, formerly with Service Electric Co., is appointed motorcycle officer and began his duties this morning. He succeeds Ira Bickel, who resigned weeks ago citing health concerns from motorcycle riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Singer
The
Service Electric Co
Ira Bickel
Ninth Culp family reunion set for Island Park Elkhart
The ninth annual Culp family reunion will be held at Island Park in Elkhart on a Wednesday. Members of the Gorsuch family will assemble at McNaughton Park in the same city for their annual reunion on Saturday September 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culp
Island Park
Elkhart
Gorsuch
McNaughton Park
Fire Dept Tackles Blaze at City Interurban Depot
Fire crews responded Saturday evening to extinguish a blaze in a city car caused by defective wiring at the interurban depot. Earlier a false alarm was reported from box No 48 shortly before eight o clock.
Trench Collapse Kills John Christie at Fort Wayne
John Christie, 31, died after the sides of a sewer trench caved in during work with his brother for their father in Fort Wayne. He passed away in an ambulance while being taken to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christie
Fort Wayne
Williams Arrested for Speeding in Sturgis Michigan
Charles O. Williams, an agent for a South Bend grocery firm, was arrested in Sturgis Michigan for breaking the auto speed law and fined 3.95 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Williams
South Bend
Sturgis
Mich
Mississippi corn boom at Camp Shelby harvests huge crop
Soldiers from Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia will join locals at Camp Shelby for harvest as Mississippi corn yields are estimated near 100000000 bushels, about 30000000 more than the previous record. Cotton in the state is forecast 30 percent higher with about 1300000 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Kentucky
Indiana
West Virginia
Camp Shelby
Mississippi
Funeral for Ex Senator Kern Held in Indianapolis
The funeral of former U S senator John W Kern was held Sunday afternoon at Hollis Va Burial took place at Kerncliff the family home Memorial services were held today at the Indiana Democratic club with resolutions honoring Kern read by the resolutions committee appointed Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John W. Kern
U. S
Hollis
Kerncliff
Indiana Democratic Club
Kern
Committee On
Somers Seen Leading G A R At 51st Encampment In Boston
Little opposition to Col. Orlando A. Somers of Kokomo Indiana for commander in chief as the national G A R opens its 51st annual encampment in Boston with delegates and national officers arriving from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Orlando A. Somers
Kokomo
Ind
Hope for Vacation Looms Over Extra Session
Washington leaders hope for a vacation around September 15 or by October 1 as the legislative program for the extra session remains delicately shaped. The remark came after late night discussions among lawmakers about finalizing agenda items and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yoder Buys 320 Acres in Saskatchewan Farm Colony
Samuel A. Yoder of Goshen purchased 320 acres at the Godart Bellamy farm in the Goose Lake region of Saskatchewan Canada. Wheat in the area is expected to yield 25 to 35 bushels per acre despite drought. Nearby landowners include Cornelius Hochstetler Dan Hochstetler Jonas Yoder and Adam Kauffman, all Indiana residents.
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Samuel A. Yoder
Goshen
Godart- Bellamy
Goose Lake
Saskatchewan
Can
Northwest
Yoder
North Dakota
South Saskatchewan
Godart-Bellamy
Cornelius Hochstetler
Nappanee
Dan Hochstetler
Jonas Yoder
Adam Kauffman
Indiana
Suspect Arrested in Elkhart for Hospital Robbery
Harry Taylor a transient is under arrest in Elkhart as a suspect in a recent robbery at General hospital city. A diamond ring valued at 150 a topaz ring and 5 dollars in cash were taken from nurses staff. Taylor formerly worked as janitor at the hospital after jail release for intoxication. No incriminating items found on his person. He was jailed after leaving the hospital shortly before the robbery was discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Elkhart
General Hospital
Taylor
Post Office Robbery In WakArusa Baffles Sheriff and Deputies
Sheriff Sanford and deputies have no clues about the Wak for sa post office robbery early Saturday. Many townspeople were in the area yesterday to inspect the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Wakarusa
Funeral services for John Hottenga Jr
Funeral services for John Hottenga Jr were held this afternoon at 2 o clock from his home 2083 Mercer Avenue with Rev Kole officiating. Interment was made in Oak Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hottenga, Jr
Mercer Avenue
Kole
Oak Ridge
Struck by Automobile Injures Bristol Teen
Miss Jane Hilbish daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Hilbish of Bristol sustained minor injuries after being struck by an automobile yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hilbish
Myron Hilbish
Bristol
Annual camp meeting at Fetter's Grove ends
The annual camp meeting near Goshen at Fetter's Grove closed yesterday after large attendance across sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fetter's Grove
Goshen
Tenth Annual Deaf Conference Draws Large Indiana Attendance
Large attendance marks the tenth annual conference of the Deaf of Northern Indiana held in Bristol. President W H Canode of Goshen presided while sessions featured prayers, hymns, talks on a proposed state Home for the Aged and Infirm Deaf, and plans for a Lafayette property gift of 100 acres by donor Prof Orson Archibald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of the Deaf
Indiana
Bristol
William H. Canode
Goshen
Association
Asbury Arnot
South Bend
W. H. Canode
Francis Martindale
Henry S. Rutherford
Chicago
Hunt
Berg
Flair
W. Hunt
Ladies of the Home Fund Committee
Gratis
W. H. Canade
F. Hayes
Lafayette
Orson Archibald
Charles Steinwender
Indianapolis
Henry D. Miller
Middlebury
T. J. Hainline
Elkhart
Ben Berg
Mr. McCullough
Butler
Ligonier All Stars Beat Rogers Greys 4–2 at Rogers Band Park
Four two victory over the Rogers Greys as veteran 4.2 pitcher George Moore outduels. Patsy Donovan starred with two runs and an RBI. Hogan Gray and Crncy Bowman made key plays while Rogers band park provided music for the afternoon crowd of about 500. Next Sunday the series continues at the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Ligonier
Slabauzh
Rogers Band Park
All Stars
Rogers Greys
Crncy’ Bowman
Greys
Moore
Patsy” Donovan
Goshen
Slabaugh
del Baker
Hogan
Wentz
Harsh
Wrysong
Rostiser
Milk price dispute escalates in South Bend
Wholesalers threaten to stop supplying retailers until they receive the 25 cent per gallon price. Dairymen recently raised the retail price to 11 cents per quart. The move is labeled highway robbery as the wholesale payment demand takes effect tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Longevity Record for Reed Family Celebrated in St Joseph
The Gabriel Reed family of ten in St Joseph county shows unusual longevity with four members reaching long lives totaling 290 years. Richard Lewis Fayette and Mrs Rebecca Reed enjoyed a reunion recently marking the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Reed
St. Joseph County
Richard
Lewis
Fayette
Rebecca Reed
Worry Causes Death of Local Farmer's Wife
Emma Dietrich Neeman, wife of farmer Geo Neeman near Sturgis, dies from worry after her son Chester Neeman is drafted into the United States Army. Physicians conclude she worried herself to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Dietrich Neeman
Geo. Neeman
Sturgis
Chester Neeman
United States Army
Mrs. Neeman
Imogene Myers Sent to Indiana Girls School
Fort Wayne girl Imogene Myers who rose to notice after an attack by Sammy Koehler is being prosecuted and has now been sent to the Indiana Girls School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ School
Imogene Myers
Fort Wayne
Sammy Koehler
Indiana Girls’ School
Ford Sale Links The Hawks Hardware Co Goshen
The Kelly Garage sold a new Ford to Hawks Hardware Co of Goshen marking a local business vehicle purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Garage
Hawks Hardware Co
Goshen
Hottel's Drug Store Offers Hurry-Up Delivery
Hottel's drug store promotes quick home delivery service with phone contact listed as 177 for fast medical needs and errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hottel
Miners Federation Opposes Sending Delegates to Stockholm
The Miners Federation of Great Britain voted 376 to 354 to bar British representation at the International Socialist Conference in Stockholm, reversing an earlier decision. The Exmouth meeting in England concluded that no British delegates would attend if the ban stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miners Conference OF
Great Britain
Exmouth
Eng
Miners Federation of Great Britain
British Labor Party
Stockholm
Federation of Miners
Alva Hamilton Wins Three Large Iron Contracts
Alva Hamilton, Goshen structural iron worker and blacksmith, secured three major contracts this morning worth over 10000. Two contracts cover fire escapes for Michigan City and LaGrange, while the third obliges Hamilton to supply 5000 fire holders for Ford machines at once. The Lafayette, Indiana firm aided the negotiations, and Hamilton plans to enlarge his plant on the former G A Davis lumber yard site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Hamilton
Goshen Structural Iron
Michigan
City Candy Lagrange
Hamilton
Ford Machines
Lafayette
Ind
G A. Davis Lumber
End of Stabbing Affray Ends With Mercer Cleared
Arthur Mercer, linked to the Aug. 4 stabbing in Sturgis, was discharged after a preliminary hearing for attempted murder. Judge Birk found circumstantial evidence insufficient for conviction and noted no positive identifications. Fred Martin remained missing from his room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mercer
Sturgis
Fred Martin
Birk
Mercer
Martin
Magyar Hall Fire Causes Partial Destruction in South Bend
Magyar hall at 316 South Chapin Street used by Hungarian societies was partially destroyed by fire. A report that Mike Muszar, president of one society, was burned to death is erroneous. Insurance covers $15,000. The building is owned by a Hungarian company, with Muessel Brewing Co holding a mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Chapin Street
South Bend
Mike Muszar
Muessel Brewing, Co
Fire damages farm buildings in Rochester area
Dean L. Barnhart of Rochester received a telegram from Lake Wawasee reporting that the barn and outbuildings on his father Congressman Barnhart’s farm near Rochester had burned. He left immediately for Rochester while the congressman remained in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean L. Barnhart
Rochester
Lake Wawasee
Congressman Barnhart
Mr. Barnhart
Washington, D. C
14 Year Old Boy Robbed En Route Home
Andrew Sloan fourteen from Fort Wayne earned five dollars and fifty cents at the Economy Glove factory. On the way home he was robbed by an older boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sloan
Fort Wayne
Economy
Oswalt Divorce Sought in Warsaw Court
Maude Oswalt petitions for divorce from Henry Oswalt in Warsaw. They wed December 24, 1900 and separated August 6, 1917. Five children aged five to fifteen are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Maude Oswalt
Henry Oswalt
Elkhart Police Raid Seizes Gambling Ring On Division Street
Elkhart police raided the Division street residence of William Lacy and arrested six men on gambling charges. All suspects paid fines in city court today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
William Lacy
Division Street
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Teutons
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St. Petersburg
Pentecostal
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Rabbi Dead
Saloni
Big Blaze
Entente
Society News
Senator Kern
Kokomo Man
Canada
Rogers
Ligonier All Stars
Exmouth, Eng
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