Freeing of Lewis Whitehead Moves Parole to Elkhart Home
Lewis Whitehead, earlier convicted in the Elkhart circuit court for forgery and sent to Michigan City prison, is paroled and due home tonight after sustained efforts by relatives and supporters. His release follows prior divorce from his wife, and a juvenile court session in Goshen where Judge Dodge presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Whitehead
Elkhart
Michigan City
Whitehead
Big Four
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Henry Twiford
Thomas Twiford
Goshen
Arkansas
St. Louis
Bride files suit after three days of marriage
Elizabeth Shaw sues John J. Shaw in Fulton County after a three day marriage begun April 17 and ended with separation on April 20. She makes sensational charges in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Shaw
Fulton County
John J. Shaw
Goshen Greys Receive New Uniforms Ahead of Opener
Goshen Greys manager Dresch announces arrival of new team uniforms. The uniforms will debut next Thursday in the opening game against the Krumpetz Giants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Dresch
Krumpetz Giants
Elkhart and South Bend High Teams Set For Dual Meet
Elkhart will host a high school dual track meet against South Bend tomorrow at Barney Driving Park in Elkhart. The event brings local athletes from both programs to compete on the baring field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
South Bend
Barney Driving Park
More Delegation to Inspect Winona Line Trip
The Columbia City Post reports another delegation from Whitley county will travel from Warsaw to Goshen over the Winona line for inspection purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia City Post
Whitley County
Warsaw
Goshen
Winona Line
Beck Sets New Goshen Golf Club Nine Hole Record
J C Beck Jr yesterday established a new record at the Goshen Golf Club links by completing the nine hole course in 87 strokes. His prior record stood at 39 strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Beck Jr
Goshen Golf Club Links
Beck
Farm Sold Near Goshen in $5000 Deal
Mrs John Heacock via Bechtel and Rowell agency sells an 80 acre farm three miles northeast of Goshen to Daniel Pletcher for five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtel and Rowell Agency
John Heacock
Goshen
Daniel Pletcher
Sick Latta In Critical Condition As Relatives Summoned
No improvement in C. G. Latta's condition. his relatives were summoned by telegraph. Deep cuts on millinery at Leas & Galbreath with all $4 trimmed hats reduced to $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Latta
Leas & Galbreath’s
Sparks From Stove Pipe Ignite North Side Home
A fire on North Fifth Street, North Side, started from sparks at a galvanized chimney near the gable of the Myron J. Rhoads house. The blaze caused minor damage, confined to the west gable, with total losses under 150 dollars covered by insurance. Thad Wilden's alarm from box 15 helped firefighters quickly respond. Ralph Rhoads was sleeping on the second floor when the fire began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Myron J. Rhoads
North Fifth Street
Thad Wilden
Main
Middlebury
Ralph Rhoads
Boyts
Carroll Is Improving After Being Shot by Howland
Word from Marcellus Michigan reports Charles Carroll the G M fireman shot by Frank Howland is improving though not yet able to move It will be some time before he can use an invalid chair Howland's trial is set for the coming term but Carroll may not be able to testify Howland and his wife remain jailed with bail bonds denied and Howland's brother sought to aid them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Howland
Marcellus
Mich
Charles Carroll
Howland
Carroll
Obstruction on Track Endangers Interurban Car near Station 29
An interurban car on the Northern Indiana line was saved by motor man Charles Simmons who applied the emergency brakes after a heavy tie was placed across the track near station No. 29. The car was speeding and only a short distance from derailment when the obstruction was found. Motive unclear. spitework suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simmons
Indiana
Adopted California Beauty Miss Van Slyke Featured
Miss Helen Van Slyke of Oakland California enters the contest for the nation’s most beautiful woman Her father Ira M Van Slyke formerly a G R I conductor lived in Fort Wayne The Chicago Tribune published a likeness of her last Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Helen van Slyke
Oakland
Cal
Ira M. van Slyke
Fort Wayne
Chicago Tribune
van Slyke
Bald Eagle Shot by Bonneyville Mill Owner
Con Baily, proprietor of the Bonneyville mills near Bristol, shot a bald eagle that measured 64 inches from wingtip to wingtip and weighed 314 pounds. He took the bird to Elkhart to find a taxidermist to mount it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con Baily
Bonneyville Mills
Bristol
Elkhart
Meyers on Trial in Elkhart for Assault and Divorce
Benjamin Myers of Elkhart stands trial for assault and battery on his wife Rebecca Axtell. Axtell, described as wealthy, has sued for divorce after two years of marriage.
Found Stray Wheel and Drunk Detained at Hotel Hascall
Officer P. B. Elliott found a bicycle in the rear of hotel Hascall and a intoxicated man in the rear of the street car station. Both were locked up for containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Elliott
Hotel Hascall
Hawks Hardware Co Offers Lawn Mower and Hose
Today it is a new lawn mower you need and probably tomorrow the dusty weather demands a new piece of rubber hose. Call on the Hawks Hardware Co for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Lady Maccabees Move Meeting To Monday
Mishawaka inter urban meeting causes the Lady Maccabees to meet Monday evening instead of Tuesday. They will drill tonight. Also special low prices on carnations at Goshen Floral Co. 108 E. Wash street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Lady Maccabees
Goshen Floral Co
E. Wash, Street
Transfer at Milford for Syracuse to Goshen route
The Milford Mail favors the Winona Co plan to gain passenger rights on the Syracuse Milford line built by Sandusky Portland Cement Co. The proposed Dewart lake detour would make Milford a transfer hub for northern and southern traffic to and from Syracuse, with a Syracuse Goshen connection possible by next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
Winona Company
Milford Mail
Winona Co
Syracuse
Milford
Sandusky Portland Cement Co
Dewart Lake
Goshen
Complain of Blockades at Main and Fifth Street Crossings
North Side residents complain of repeated blockades at the Main and Fifth street crossings during freight switching in Lake Shore yards. A 15 minute stoppage last night delays travelers and hazards crossing. Efforts seek Lake Shore to relocate yards east of the passenger station to protect the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Fifth Street
Lake Shore
Diphtheria Strikes Huntington Family From Old Garments
After 14 years the Ellis family near Huntington faces a diphtheria outbreak traced to germs in a trunk containing a deceased child's clothing. Fourteen years ago a child died from the disease. a trunk containing the wardrobe was not opened until last week, and now all members except the father are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ellis
Huntington
Century train kills LaPorte man on tracks
Fred Wheatbrook, about 70 and Civil War veteran, was struck and killed yesterday afternoon by the Century Limited while on the right of way. The locomotive, traveling over 40 miles per hour, dragged and scattered the body along the track before tossing it onto an adjacent rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Limited
Fred Wheathbrook
LaPorte
Wheatbrook
Albany Invitation Reaches Knights Templar Commandery
The Knights Templar Commandery of Albany has received an invitation from the Albany Chamber of Commerce to visit Albany during their trip to the Grand Encampment of the Knights Templar in Saratoga Springs, July 9 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Knights Templar Commandery
Chamber of Commerce
N. Y
Knights Templar
United States of America
Saratoga Springs
South Bend High Baseball at Tonawanda Park Tomorrow
The South Bend High School baseball team meets Goshen High at Tonawanda Park tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Goshen has defeated Winona Academy and Plymouth High this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend High School
Goshen High School
Tonawanda Park
Goshen
Winona Academy
Plymouth High School
Plan to Accept Chopson Offer for Meth Dist Home
Rev EB L Seamans accepts Mr and Mrs William Chopson of Warren offer for a $50,000 meth dist home. A sum of $25,000 must be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB .L. Seamans
William Chopson
Warren
Petition Denied in Coppes vs Union National Savings
The appellant Samuel D. Coppes sought to remove the case to the Supreme Court but the petition was denied by the court. The parties involved include Samuel D. Coppes and Union National Savings Association of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Coppes
The
Union National Savings Asso. of
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Fisherman nets giant pike at Lake Wawasee
John McMahon caught a seven and a half pound monster pike while fishing at Lake Wawasee on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Wawasee
John McMahon
Fort Wayne Man Transported as Smallpox Case Exposed Passengers
Harry Mossman of Fort Wayne traveling home from Lincoln Nebraska was seized by illness on a Pennsylvania train and exposed fellow passengers to smallpox while en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mossman
Fort Wayne
Lincoln, Neb
Pennsylvania
Scarcity Drives Home Building Delays in Goshen
Lumber and building materials are scarce and costly, leading many Goshen residents to delay constructing new houses and postponing home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Protest Against Bishop System At Terre Haute Meeting
Elkhart Congregational church members adopted a resolution opposing a tri church union with United Brethren and Methodist Protestant bodies. They argue each church should govern itself without superior officers and named delegates to file the protest at the Terre Haute state meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Elkhart
United Brethren
Terre Haute
Wi9na Interurban seeks Clinton street franchise for freight depot track
The Winona Interurban Railway will ask the city council for a franchise to lay a track on Clinton Street from Fifth Street to the new Beyer Bros freight depot. The plan aims to unload and reload freight at the depot, ending Clinton Street traffic disruption though residents oppose the project. The council’s decision is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Clinton Street
Fifth Street
Beyer Bros
Valley Line Transit To Orland Opens With Steam Power
The Valley line from Lagrange to Orland will operate tomorrow using a standard passenger coach and steam engine. Four trains will run daily between Lagrange and Orland, with band music and oratory expected tomorrow. Lake Gage is projected to be reached by mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Orland
Lake Gage
Petition Drives for Brick Paving on Sixth Street
Circulating petitions seek to pave Sixth Street from Lincoln Avenue to Purl Street in brick. Other petitions urge delaying Fifth Street paving until next summer. All petitions will be presented to the council at the meeting next Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Lincoln Avenue
Purl Street
Fifth Street
Harper buys South Bend site of Pease Engine works
Chas A Harper purchased the south end South Bend property formerly used by the Pease Engine company from Christian Soens. The Hubert A Myers lawn swing factory stood burned there weeks earlier. Harper will convert the buildings into dwellings paying 1400 dollars for the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Harper
Christian Soens
South Bend
Pease Engine Company
Hubert A. Myers
Mr. Harper
Presents for Ladies Tonight at the Irwin House
Ladies Night at the Ir win draws patrons with a popular program. Two presents will be awarded at the first performance. Go early to secure good seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Irwin
Births A Son Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Hostetler
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Walter Hostetler of Waka Tusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hostetler
Waka- Tusa
Hats Offered in Economy Display at Low Prices
Window display shows trimmed hats priced at 4 and 5 dollars, sale begins Saturday morning with hats marked at two dollars.
Room for rent near Interurban station in town
Two carpenters seek a room at 110 Wilson Avenue on premises of Geo. R. Harper or James Coulter. Space available for a restaurant or barber shop under the Interurban station. Inquiries to W. L. Stonex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue
Geo. R. Harper
James Coulter
W. L. Stonex
Torrid Wave of Special Values Announced
A torrid wave of discounts arrives tomorrow at Leas and Galbreath and Rule's offering shaving soaps claimed to be the only soap fit for the face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas & Galbreath’s
Rule’s
Library Club Ball Raises Funds for Public Hospital
The Library club held a charity ball in McNaughton hall with about 75 couples on the floor. Receipts total around 250 dollars, with expenses not exceeding 50 dollars, leaving a net about 200 dollars for the public hospital fund. The event featured Maypole dancing, a punch bowl, Imperial orchestra music, and out of town guests from Toledo, South Bend and Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Hospital Fund
Library Club
McNaughton Hall
Winnifred Stemm
Mary Fobes
Claudine Ruton
Florence Replogle
Louise Heatwole
Georgia Lacy
Helen Tiedemann
Elizabeth Alderman
Mildred Stonex
Diana Putnam
Marie Starr
Florence Baker
Fay Carmien
Kate Berry
May Garvin
Joyce Kinney
Katherine Lesh
Margaret Winnedge
Lillian Egbert
Louise Beck
Ned Newell
Lester Rough
Otto Bade
Donald Whitmer
Punch Bowl
Imperial Orchestra
Max Hascall
Toledo
Marie Cleis
South Bend
Mary McDonald
Fort Wayne
Where is George Harris missing son sought by father
George E. Harris of Shenandoah Virginia seeks his 18 year old son George Harris who is blind in one eye and has a crippled hand. The boy once lived at Mishawaka Orphans Home then with Charles Shenafield near Bremen and vanished after escaping Plymouth Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
George E. Harris
Shenandoah
John S. Harris
Mr. Harris
Danville
Mishawaka
Charles Shenafield
Bremen
Harris
Plymouth
Colorado
Virginia
Indiana
St. Joseph County
Doctor Mourns Death of Family Driving Horse Liar
Dr. W B Kreider mourns the loss of Liar a family driving horse that served 18 years providing carriage service and quick trips to sick homes. The aged horse died yesterday from infirmities. Two valuable canines including a collie were killed by the fire department yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Kreider
Bargains for Saturday at Holtzinger & Myers
Local ad lists Saturday bargains from Holtzinger and Myers 304 East Lincoln Ave. Fancy Sand Potatoes 47¢ a bushel eight pound butter 25¢ a tub 2% can Sugar Corn 7%? 20c bulk coffee 15¢ per pound Large can baked beans 5¢ Bananas oranges apples lemons and other produce also celery and greens available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtzinger & Myers
East
Lincoln Ave
Mulholland Denies Chicago South Bend Merger Report
E H Mulholland told the Tribune in South Bend that no merger involving the Chicago South Bend and Northern Indiana company is under consideration contrary to claims in the Indianapolis Commercial Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
E. H. Mulholland
The
Tribune
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana
Indianapolis
Toronto Man Linked to Michigan City Train Death
A Toronto man named Nolan, missing for some time, is now believed to be connected to a suicide in Michigan City after jumping under a Michigan Central train. The case shifts from unknown to a possible identified victim with Canadian ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Michigan Central
Toronto, Can
Nolan
Hawks Hardware Co Sells Trellises and Bed Guards
Those sweet pea trellises wire flow er bed guards and wire trellises at Hawks Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware Co
Leas and Galbreath Run Down Prices on Stocks
Quantities are reduced but bargains are greater than ever at Leas and Galbreath's. The store highlights deeper discounts on remaining inventory aiming to clear shelves and attract bargain hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas & Galbreath’s
Hawks Hardware Ad Promotes Cabbage Plants and Seeds
The notice advertises cabbage plants at Hawks Hardware Co and highlights Vaughn's seeds in stock. It presents a simple local retail item likely from a small community page. No other details are provided in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawks Hardware. Co
Vaughn
Tribune Attacks New York-Chicago Ten Hour Line Project
The Chicago Tribune accuses the New York Chicago company of misleading investors about the ten hour line. It cites a warning of anticipated lawsuits by the road’s president and notes lavish promotion and stock sales amid little local progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
LaPorte
Col. Hord
Goshen
St. Joseph County
Neglected Young Wife Seeks Court Support
Jacob E. Brown was released on his own recognizance in Elkhart after pleading not guilty to wife desertion. On counsel advice he agreed to provide for his family, including their eight weeks old child. The 19 year old wife testified that relatives previously supplied food and essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob E. Brown
Elkhart
Hughes
P. L. Turner
Brown
Pat O’brien
Death in La Porte Barn Sparks Wedding Plans
Nellie Fritzen a 21 year old daughter of Charles Fritzen was found dead in the family barn in La Porte. She had been engaged to be married next Tuesday to a young man in South Bend. Her sister located the body fifteen minutes after the two had spoken in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Fritzen
Charles Fritzen
la Porte
South Bend
Chicago executive’s $10000 check damaged in transit
A 10000 dollar check mailed by J. D. Price of Chicago to Col. A. P. Hord promoter in La Porte was found cut up in a mail sack. A German found the letter, opened it and returned the check to Mr. Price in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Price
Chicago
New York-Chicago
Col. A. P. Hord
la Porte
Mr. Price
Oak Ridge Cemetery Improvements Underway
Oak Ridge cemetery is being improved and prepared for summer. Work focuses on the east part of the burial grounds and plans are in place to plat the recently purchased addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Sidway Company Keeps Elkhart Plant Open
Elkhart will retain its plant by closing with the Sidway company. Work to enlarge the facility on three buildings starts immediately. Within a year the operation is guaranteed to provide 600 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidway Company
Elkhart
To Occupy New Quarters for Stationery Store Move
McDowell and Boylan will relocate their stationery store and printing plant to the Carmien room, starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell and Boylan
Carmien
Woman aged 118 buried with no relatives found
Mrs. Tina Minninska long reported to be 118 years old and to recall Napoleon’s army in Poland during the 1812 retreat died at the LaPorte county asylum and was buried yesterday with no trace of kin located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Minninska
Poland
Moscow
LaPorte County Asylum
Temporary foot-bridge aids east side residents
A work crew builds a temporary pedestrian bridge on East Lincoln avenue over Rock Run for east side residents while teams continue using the Cottage avenue bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
Rock Run
Cottage Avenue
Millinery Bargain Sale Closes Out at Leas' & Galbreath
In looking for bargains in millinery go where cut prices really exist. We are closing out everything at half price and less. Leas' & Galbreath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leas’ &Galbreath
Local residents travel and visit across towns
Mrs. Joe H. Lesh heads to Chicago while Luther Swinehart arrives from LaGrange. Harry Reiff returns from Chicago. Dr. F. M. Ihrig visits Middlebury. Others journey to Dowagiac, Sturgis, Belvidere, Milford, California, and South Bend as relatives and friends host and meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. Lesh
Chicago
Luther Swinehart
Lagrange
Harry Reiff
F. M. Ihrig
Middlebury
David Caminsky
Dowagiac
L. J. Brooks
Sturgis
E. L. Jones
Belvidere
Ill
Peru
William Whan
Churubusco
Theresa Miller
Della Jarrett
Anna Jarrett
White Pigeon
Mich
H. A. Butterfield
Roy Latta
St. Louis
C. C. Latta
Drayman Injures Self At Pike Street Bridge
Frank Drake, a drayman, backed his wagon with horse and rubbish over the edge of the Pike street bridge. He and his load fell about 30 feet. Eyewitnesses say he looked like Santa Claus after being pulled from the debris, though his statement did not match his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clause
Frank Drake
Pike Street Bridge
Mr. Drake
Santa Claus
Victor Trudeau Released After Lake Shore Wreck Injuries
Victor Trudeau, severely injured in the Lake Shore wreck near Mishawaka on October 22, was discharged from Epworth Hospital in South Bend and is visiting friends here. Doctors had feared he might not recover from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Trudeau
Lake Shore
Mishawaka
Epworth Hospital
South Bend
Illustrated lecture by Dr. Kaye at Baptist church
Dr. Kaye spoke on an illustrated topic at the Baptist church last night under the WCTU auspices. The event was well patronized and left attendees satisfied with the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaye
Baptist Church
Reinstated workers take roles in Birkhart facilities
Targetmen are reinstated with Henry Strohm assigned as switch tender in Birkhart. John Booker, previously recovered at the North Main street crossing, will also be accommodated in the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strohm
Birkhart
John Booker
North Main Street
New Tea and Coffee House Opens in Bakery Room
Harry Dangler will occupy the Perfection bakery room with 2 tea and coffee houses. The bakery business will continue in the rear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dangler
Perfection Bakery
Vaudette Theatre Tonight Presents Two Films and Song
A change of bill tonight at the Vaudette theatre features a double feature with From Jealousy, to Madness as the serious first film and At the Music Hall as the comic second film. Miss Lyman will sing Are You Coming Out Tonight Mary Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaudette Theatre
Music Hall
Miss Lyman
Mary Ann
Funeral for Florence Carpenter Held at First Brethren Church
The funeral for Florence Carpenter who died March 2 from diphtheria will be Sunday at 11 o clock at the First Brethren church with Rev. G W Rench officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Carpenter
First Brethren Church
G. W. Rench
Hats Cut to Two Dollars in Economy Ad
Readers can save with an economy ad showing $4 trimmed hats now priced at $2. A special purchase lowers costs and offers value for shoppers seeking bargains today.
Local Hat Prices At Leas and Galbreath Sale
Fragmentary notice advertises trimmed hats and marked down prices at Leas and Galbreath with a casual Home meats reference and Daub’s while hinting at a sale event tomorrow.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Ort
Floyd Stiffler
Dodge
John Ort
Hikhart
Burns
Reform School
Plainfield
Ziesel
Stiffer
Whisler
Thomas McNamara
Notre Dame
Elliott
Charles Stepp
Circuit Court
Alice C. Hartzog
D. L. Miller
Clarence Ross
Lucretia Plough
Cephas Himebaugh
Twiford
ARE Opposed
10 Alliance
Bologna
Daiub’s
Geo. Allman
Kansas
City
W. W. Butts
R. C. McKinney
Washington, D. C
Washington
George A. Riley
South Fifth Street
Earl Boomershine
U. S. Army
Yellowstone Park
Boomershine
Emanuel Boomershine
Leas & Galbreath
S. i
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