Wall Street Stocks Open Irregular Amid Early Trading Losses
The stock market opened irregular with New York Central unchanged and Union Pacific up then down. Reading fell, Great Northern held, Northern Pacific slipped about 2% then a point, National Lead down a point, Southern Pacific up, Amalgamated ex dividend at 94, Pennsylvania steady. Traders sought a rally but gains faded as profit taking and London selling pushed prices lower in the first hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MicRae Press Asociation
New York
New York Central
Union Pacific
Reading
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
National
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
London
Tnion Pacific
Cincinnati live stock prices and receipts report
Cincinnati Liv Stock Scripps McRae reports April 2 cattle receipts 627 steady with butcher steers extra 5.35 to 5.60, calves 5.25 to 6.50. hog receipts 3,288 down priced good to choice 6.60 to 6.70. mixed packers 6.55 to 6.65. sheep receipts 590 steady with extra at 4.00 and lambs 7.50, spring lambs 8.00 to 10.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago Live Stock Prices Reported for April 25
Cattle receipts total 8 500 with bids steady prime beeves at 4 0 to 5 40. stockers and feeders 2 90 to 5 20. cows and heifers 3 10 to 5 40. canners 1 75 to 2 85. Texans 4 20 to 4 90. Hogs receipts 24 099, prices 6 25 to 6 50, down. Sheep receipts 8 00, steady. native sheep 8 75 to 6 85, western sheep 5 10 to 8 0, native lambs 4 75 to 8 70, western lambs 6 75 to 8 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Market Report From Pittsburg Cattle and Hog Prices
Pittsburg market shows cattle supplies steady with choice at 5.90 and prime at 5.77 to 5.55. Sheep arrivals light with prime wethers 5.25 to 6.00 and lambs 5.00 to 7.39. Hogs receipts weigh in at 10 cars with prices: prime heavy hogs 6.80 and other grades 6.83 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Live Stock Prices From St Louis Market Report
Cattle receipts 2.3 percent slow with beef steers at 4000.50, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.55, cows and heifers 2.25 to 3.15, Texas cattle 2.66 to 6.60, cows and heifers 1.90 to 4.40. Hogs receipts 8,500, 5 to 10 cents lower. pigs and lights 6.00 to 6.60, packers 6.20 to 4.50, butcher and best heavy 4.40 to 6.62. Sheep receipts 1,000 steady. natives 3.50 to 6.50, lambs 3.75 to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippsa-Mcline Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Complaints Filed Against Rail Lines From Indianapolis
The Indianapolis freight bureau filed six complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discrimination by multiple rail lines including the Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati and St. Louis and others. The charges claim favoritism toward Louisville and Cincinnati markets at the expense of Indianapolis competing points in Kansas City Missouri Texas Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apolis Freight Bureau
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Hamilton
Dayton
Indianapolis
Louisville
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Dry township remonstrance filed in Lawrence Township
Lawrence township residents who rejected the dry township plan filed a new remonstrance with the county commissioners. The document lists 87 signers and is reported to exceed the legally required minimum by about one half to one third, signaling continued support for two more years without licensed saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Township
Criminal court fines for two citizens in August incident
Relag and Loiis, citizens of Georges Scot, were fined and sentenced to five days in jail after a criminal court found them guilty of participation in an August incident linked to the Hungerian and Macedonian series. Nicholas Gliger was killed in the same period, and Frank Whoberangy remains at large as a suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relag
Loiis
Recenids
Georges Scot
Indie Netic
Oriet
Haveheilic
Beveer
Nicholas Gliger
Frank Whoberangy
Notice of Private Sale of Stored Personal Property
Notice from Indianapolis Indiana dated April 11 1967 that Frank Shellhouse will sell at 105 N Alabama St Indianapolis the stored property of listed owners to cover storage and care charges. Items include soap Ferger Occidental Pharmacy household goods pianos cigars and refrigerators. Sale scheduled for May 3 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapois
Ind
Alabama St
Indianeapolis
Ferger
Occidental Pharmacy
John Faber
D. Smith
W. FH. Conover
John
Carner
W. H. Crawford
Koffener
J. A. Rudy
Siorage
Frank Shellhouse
Livestock Receipts at Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis hogs 5,500 cattle 1,500 sheep 200. hog prices 5 to 10 cents lower top 6.70. Cattle sheep and lambs steady. Steers various weights and grades with feeding stock, cows, bulls, veal calves priced. Hogs best heavies 215 lb plus 6.65 to 6.73, lights 6.60 to 6.70. sheep and lambs mixed with wool and clipped categories. Open market summary of bids and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City Grain Market Report Summary
Wheat bids show No 2 red at 78 4. No 3 red at alec. No 4 ren at Latte. No 1 rejected. Corn steady with multiple grades and through billing prices ranging from 43c to 59c. Timothy hay prices listed from 17 to 19 dollars. numerous car counts and rejections noted across wheat corn and hay lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Wiec
Timothy
Hay
Chicago Produce Prices From April 35 Report
Egg prices show Extra and firsts with 33 cents and 20 cents respectively. Live poultry lists turkeys and chickens at 12 cents each, ducks at 14 to 14 cents, geese at 5.00 to 7.00 per dot. Cheese brands Twins and Young Americans priced at 13 14 cents and 11 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Market quotes from New York Pork and Lard prices
Scrippe MacRae Press notes New York on April 2 with pork at 17 1/4 to 18 dollars, western steam lard at 8 3/4 to 8 7/8, tallow at 34 4 to 34 4, butter creamery extra 34 to 38, eggs white fancy 20 cents, western and cheese full cream 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MacRae Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Western
Bryan in Runaway at Vermont Station
William J. Bryan was thrown from a carriage in a runaway near St. Johnsbury railroad station. The driver lost control as the team rushed toward the station building. He recovered, addressed the crowd, and was aided by several men who helped him regain breath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisville
William J. Bryan
Statesman
Chicago grain market reports modest gains amid weather forecasts
Wheat futures fell about 4 percent on forecasts of scattered showers or snow in Kansas. May wheat at 19 and July around 15. Corn rose about 4 cents with May at 16.9 and July near 49. Oats up around 0.4 to 0.44. Provisions steady with July pork 5.85, lard 8.70, ribs 8.75. No. 2 red wheat near 79.5 to 80. Oats and corn closing figures shown for May and July contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Kansas
Baroness on Trial Maintains Cool Demeanor in Murder Case
In New York on April, Baroness Anisia Louise De Massey faces murder charges for the death of Gustav Simon. The defense seizes on doctor testimony suggesting wounds could be self-inflicted while Rae Forcker’s cross examination flags inconsistencies. Le Barbier emphasizes absence of clear motive and Simon not touching the baroness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anisia Louise de Massey
Ely
Simon
Rae Forcker
le Barbier
Names Struck From Fourteenth Ward Saloon Remonstrance
Attorneys for saloon interests moved to invalidate 450 of the 1400 signatures on the blanket remonstrance in the Fourteenth ward. Seven names were excised as not valid. At county commission hearing Joseph E. Bell urged the remonstrants prove signers were legal voters when their names were added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Bell
Fourteenth Ward
Bell
Death of Mrs. Sarah Oren Haynes noted in Michigan
The Indianapolis educator and former state librarian of 1873 died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. William Chandler’s home in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan. Born March 2 1856 in Wilmington Delaware she taught at Antioch College Shortridge High School and Purdue University before retiring to Martinsville Ohio for burial. Her widower Captain Horace Oren died in 1897. Her son, a prominent attorney in Sault Ste. Marie, survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Oren Haynes
William Chandler
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Haynes
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Wilmington
Indianapolis
Ies
Horace Oren
Antioch College
Nally
Shortridge High School
Wesley Haynes
Sant Ste. Marie
Martinsville, O
Foreign ships arrive for Jamestown exposition opening
Norfolk reports arrival of two Austrian cruisers and the Tengush fleet amid armored cruisers Goodhone Hampshire Reshburgh and Argyle. The foreign fleets entered Hampton Roads saluting Fort Monroe and the U S Atlantic fleet. The salutes continued as the visitors passed to salute Rear Admiral Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippx-McRae Press Association
Norfolk
Goodhone
Hampshire
Reshburgh
Argyle
Hampton Roads
U. S
Evans
Four Cities Compete to Host Next Republican National Convention
Chairman Harry New of Indiana said Kansas City Chicago St. Louis and Seattle filed formal bids to entertain the next Republican Convention. He met with the president at the White House but kept discussions private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Law
Lerippa-Mehre Press Associations
Washington
Harry New
Indiana
White House
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Seattle
New
Eight IWW Leaders Arrested on Conspiracy Charges
Chief Centible Inman and a posse arrested eight leaders of the industrial workers of the world on secret indictments within the last ten days. They face charges of conspiracy tied to the killing of Tony Silva, restaurant keeper, with M. R. Preston and Joe Smith already on trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheripps-McRae Press Association
Goldvield
Wnev
Centible Inman
Industrial Workers of the World
Tony Silva
M. R. Preston
Joe Smith
Industries Workers of the World
Tokyo acts to check uprising plans in Korea
Japanese authorities in Korea are taking prompt steps to counter plans for an intended uprising. The move reflects ongoing security measures in the region amid tensions between Japanese forces and Korean groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mcirae Press Association
Tokio
Korea
Ani
Insurance Licensing Pursuit in Indiana Sees New Applicants
The auditor of state reviews preliminary blanks from Great Western Life Insurance Co of Kansas City for admission to Indiana with $200,000 capital. Key figures include L Vanianingham and Samuel Quinn, while Terre Haute already hosts a similarly named firm. Two firms, Security Life and Annuity of Richmond and Humboldt Fire Insurance of Allegheny, gain licenses. Central Manufacturers Mutual Fire of Van Wert eyes license after meeting capital and securities requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western Life Insurance Company
Kansas City
Co. L. Vanianingham
State Life
Samuel Quinn
C. H. Lulings
Kansas
Terre Haute
Vanlaningham Company
John C. Billheimer
Indiana
Security Life and Annuity Company
Richmond
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company
Allegheny
Central Manufacturers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
van Wert, C
Mutual
Howard Nicholas’s New Trial Motion Overruled in Murder Case
The judge overruled Howard Nicholas’s motion for a new trial in the murder of Indianapolis actress Margaret Leslie. Nicholas will be taken to prison tonight to begin a life sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRee Preas Association
Chicago
Howard Nicholas
Margaret Leslie
Indianapolis
Ball
Nicholas
Mitchell 15 Better Chicago
John Mitchell president of the Mine Workers of America shows slight improvement in Chicago after a restful night. Mrs. Mitchell travels from Spring Valley Illinois to stay with her husband as Dr. McCleary downplays the illness and calls it not particularly alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
John Mitchell
Mine Workers of America
McCleary
G A R Encampment at Fort Wayne Program Released
Fort Wayne hosts the state G A R encampment May 22 to 24 with welcome from the mayor and Commercial Club. Activities include a reception for Department Commander E R Brown, organization and business sessions, a grand parade, campfires, and excursions to Robinson Park. Medical staff will assist veterans. no grip or permits required. badges serve as passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Statehouse
Mayor and Commercial Club of
E. R. Brown
W. R. CC. Won
Sons of Veterans
United Spanish War Veterans
Paltor
Port Wayne
Wrightstown
Robinson Park
Fort Warne
G. A. Roan W. R. C
City Births Marriages Deaths and Permits Listed
Births list names and addresses for a girl and several boys with parents at multiple city locations. Marriages record pairs. Deaths include ages and causes such as lobar pneumonia and tuberculosis. Building permits note projects and costs for several firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Turner
Torhet St
Mary May Carpenter
Palmer St
Robert C. Wachstetter
Lucy M. Foster
Lincolns
William Crawley
City Hospital
Thomas Lenahan
Leota St
Mary Lightner
Alabama St
Hercules Manufacturing Company
Langsdale
Indianapolis Castle Hall Association
J. N. Coltrain
Oxford
Bert Bacon
Tudlow
Big Tom Henry
W. Peart
John L. Benedict
Meridian
Twenty-third
Creatore to Open Fair Bank Park Season
Mrs A J Tron announces the amusement season at Fair Bank park opens Monday May 27 with Creatore and his band as the opening attraction. Tron who has managed the park for several seasons will again oversee operations and promises many good musical attractions for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tron
Fair Bank Park
Creatore
Six Boys Admit Auto Theft In City Burglary Ring
Six youths aged 13 to 16 told Capt. Asche they joined eight others in stealing cars around the city. Names include Sim Sells Thomas MacGlenn Eugene Ryan Harry Dunn Joe Science and Russell King. They faced grand larceny charges and were released to juvenile court after parents were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Sells
Talbottave
Thomas MacGlenn
N. Senate-ave
Eugene Ryan
Harry Dunn
Joe Science
Twenty-first-st
Russell King
Labor Aroused by Roosevelt Plans May Day Parade
New York labor groups plan a May 4 demonstration to rebuke President Roosevelt for his second letter attacking Moyer and Haywood. A parade is expected to draw about 46,000 workers as union meetings gauge support before the Central Labor Union meeting. Labor leaders condemn the president’s call, saying it jeopardizes the miners’ upcoming trial and risks prejudicing public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Edward Hourigan
International Association of Machinists
Hourigan
United States
Debs Challenges Roosevelt Over Moyer and Haywood Murder Claims
Eugene V. Debs, in Girard Kansas, accuses President Roosevelt of misleading memory or falsehood after Roosevelt claimed guilt of Moyer and Haywood in murder. Debs cites Roosevelt’s April speech, demands denial and naming of who was meant, and brands the president as calumnious if he refuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Debs
Moyer
Haywood
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Funeral of William C Spiegle Held at Family Home
The 54 year old furniture man William C Spiegle died after ten days of illness at 317 North Noble Street. The Central Lodge I C O F will conduct burial in Crown Hill after a 2 PM service Friday at his residence. Survived by a widow and four grown children. He had worked in local furniture factories, most recently with Spiegle Thoms & Co and later as superintendent at a factory owned by Indianapolis Bank Furniture Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Noble St
Crown Hill
Spiegle
Forgery Accusations Surface in Mrs Eddy Case
In Boston on April 25 the plaintiffs in the Mrs. Eddy case allege new for gery charges against Christian Science leaders. Handwriting experts examined over 100 letters and claim another person signed Mrs. Eddy’s name. They say the signer appears younger by firmer lines and bolder style and plan to feature this accusation at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eddy
Alleged Kidnapper Captured by New York Police
Special to The Sun reports Ignazia De Leonardo, named as leader of a gang that kidnapped children of wealthy Italian citizens. De Leonardo was seized in Brooklyn after weeks of pursuit and charged with kidnapping Salvatore Suitti, son of an Italian breaker. The youth identified him and struck the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ignazia de Leonardo
de Leonardo
Brooklyn
Salvatore
Suitti
Railroads Face Big Question on Overcapitalization
The piece argues that overcapitalization in U S railroads distorts rates and values. It discusses federal and state efforts to determine real cash value, the impact on investors, and the clash between tax reform and securities markets amid reformist pressure from La Follette Johnson Cummins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Wisconsin
Tom Johnson
Ohio
Cummins
Iowa
Gov. Hanty
Indiana
Federal Commission
Hobson
Jamestown Exposition Stamps Put On Sale Friday
New postage stamps marking the Jamestown tercentennial will be offered to the public Friday as post offices open for sale. A three-denomination set includes one-cent green stamps with Capt John Smith, two-cent red stamps showing the Jamestown landing, and blue five-cent stamps depicting Pocahontas. Demand calls for large quantities with 200,000 one-cent, 1,009,000 two-cent, and 59,000 five-cent stamps issued, though not all arrived in time for the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Smith
Pocahontas
David P. Ellott
Indianapolis
Elliott
Capt John Smith
Fing
Jamestown
John Smith
United States of America
States of America
Theatrical Merger Between Shuberts and Klaw & Erlanger Nears
New York April 23. Armistice talks between the Shuberts and Klaw & Erlanger advance toward a formal working agreement likely by season’s end. George B Cox guides negotiations. Shuberts may keep booking houses and syndicate acts while handing over certain vaudeville projects to Klaw & Erlanger. Belasco and Fiske remain outside the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
The
Shuberts
Klaw & Erlanger Enterprises
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Kian & Erlanger
Henry Miter
Walter N. Lawrence
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
Kidnapped Boy Returns to Cleveland After 15 Years
Marcus Katowitz, abducted as a ten year old by a beggar in Cleveland, returned home with his mother and father. He described being taken by a blind masquerader, then forced to beg and later bound out to a York State farmer where he married the farmer’s daughter after years of wandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Marcus Katowitz
York State
Katowicz
Ryan A Candidate for Senate Seat in Virginia
Information from inside the Virginia Democratic organization indicates Thomas F. Ryan is pursuing a systematic plan to win a U S Senate seat. Ryan, long tied to Oak Ridge in Nelson County, emphasizes his Virginian identity as a Wall Street magnate seeks political power amid a potential Democratic government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MecRne Press Association
Richmond
Democratic Organization
Thomas F. Ryan
Senate
Virginia
Oak Ridge
Nelson County
Wall St
Death of Frank Walker at Virginia party raises mystery note
Frank Walker, who swallowed strychnine at a Charlottesville party, may have left a note to his mother believed destroyed. The mother is ill from shock. Walker, a grandson of former New York Supreme Court Justice Pryor, prompted wide speculation about a sensational motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottsville
Frank Walker
Walker
Supreme Court
Pryor
New York
Woman Confesses to Pocket Picking in Department Store
Detroit April 2 Danny Duncan confessed to pocket picking in a crowded department store. She admitted hiding in a women's club cloakroom and stealing wraps and other items from female patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Molise Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Danny Duncan
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
FAST BUFFALO N Y April 23 Cattle Receipts 2100 steady Veals and calves 4007 50 Sheen Receipts 1000 steady Choice clipped lambs 7500 7600 call to fair 800 I sheep yearlings 650 700 wethers 625 660 ewes 575 600 mixed sheep 600 40 culls 300 375
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerippa-WeRne Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Carnegie Improves From Cold At Home
New York April 2 Andrew Carnegie confined at his home with a cold reported much better today. Physicians say the magnate should be in perfect health within two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Andrew CarNegie
Starmaster
Skaters clash on Walnut Street shooting incident
A black boy on roller skates collided with two white girls on Walnut Street near New Jersey and Alabama. White skaters chased him as others from his race gathered. A black man fired a revolver. Police were summoned as Bicyclemen Kits Miller and Trimpe arrived to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
New Jersey
Alabama Sts
Kitsmiller
Trimpe
Fountain Gift Offered to Indianapolis By New York Group
A committee of the Indianapolis Humane Society asked Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter to accept a $1,060 granite drinking fountain from the New York Humane Association for the city. The mayor will seek a suitable site, with a courthouse south entrance suggested by County Commissioner John McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
The
Indianapolis Humane Society
New York Humane Association
Indianapolis
New York
Ciation
John McGregor
Woman Held on Assault Charge Over Child Left Home
Mrs Emma Baker 1518 Bates is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill after allegedly striking and kicking her ill mother in law, Mary Baker. Her case was continued to May 4 in police court with bond set at 30 dollars, reduced from 500. The infant left at home is months old, and care was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Baker
Mary Baker
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Wall-St
Moline Press Association
Indianapolis Freight BU
Reau
Merce Commission
Washington, Aryril
Bryan
Vermont
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
St. Johnsbury
Chicago Grain
Coos
TES
Timony
Scripps- McRae Press Association
Gustav Simon
Away
van Laningham-Quinn CO
Great Western
Judge Ball
Mitchell
Bernhardt
Mary Koons
Charles M
Louisa Bucham
Madina Patton
Eldridge St
Charles
Daisy Howard
N. Dearborn-st
Henry
Rosa Umphrey
Broadview Terrace
Lillian Cottingham
N. East St
Alven and
Tessie Camden
James and
Anna Hapgood
N. Arsenal Ave
Austin R. George
Mary Christensen
Walter Butler
Nettie Brown
William Ramsey
Jemima Johnston
Fred V. Whitesell
Prudence Mobley
John E. Smith
Dolly E. James
Frank B. Donalson
Mary F. Rice
William A. Eaton
Eva L. Branigin
Paul L. McCollum
Lenora Beal
Fred Tombacken
Mary Davis
Frank O. Smith
Minnie Steff
John T. Schultz
Anna E. Beck
Fairbank
MIT
Thur
Asche
Sec
Wood
Central
Iéerated Union
Roose
Velt
Scripps-MacRae Prean Association
W. C. Spiegle
Wiliam C. Spiegle
Central Lodge
Flo
Lawrenceburg
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Christian Scientist Church
Mississippi Valley
Aimig
Congress
Uncle Sam
America
Post Office Department
Shuberts and
Klaw & Erlanger
Trust
Ryan
East Buffalo
Carnegie
Charles A. Bookwalter
Baby Holds
Sway
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