Herreshopf Yacht Wins Again in Sound Race
Resolute, Vanitie, and Defiance contest the Amerea Cup trial on the Sound. Resolute finishes four minutes ahead of Vanitie and ten minutes ahead of Defiance for a dominant victory in hotly watched conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herreshopf Yacht
Amerea
Beavenhakaorinthian Yacht Club
Renafia Committee
Alowa
Shamrock TV Triumphs in First Lipton Cup Trial
Shamrock TV, Lipton’s new America’s Cup challenger, beat Shamrock IV over a 17 mile course by 4 minutes in light Channel winds. Steered by William J. Burton, she started one second after the gun and finished about two hours after the race began, with the trial craft close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torquay
England
Shamrock TV
Thomas Lipton
Paris Fight Lacks Interest Ahead of Johnson Moran Bout
Paris reports scarce spectator interest for the Johnson Moran heavyweight bout. Americans buy top seats while popular tickets remain unsold. Moran and Johnson declare peak condition, with Moran passing a thorough medical exam and both fighters optimistic.
New York A. C. Golf Victors Reach Semi finals
The New York Athletic Club golf championship at Pax Hills sees Chisholm Beach James Batterson W L Richard and R M Tarleton as semi final survivors. Beach defeats McHie 4 and 3 Batterson over Kirwan 5 and 4 Richard 1 up over Foot Tarleton 1 up over Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athletic Club
Inka
Pax Hills
Chisholm Beach
James J. Batterson
W. L. Richard
R. M Tarleton
Chisholm
Ox Hills
James G. Batterson
Fox Hilts
C. A. Spofford
Garden City
Raymond J. Kirwan
New York
A. C
M. Milliken
James C. Foot
Apawamils
John H. Belt
Wykagyl
St. Andrews
Robert Collier
Dunwoodie
R. M. Tarieton
Oakland
Stanley Gifford
Fox Hills
H. C. Richard
P. Martin
Englewood
Beach
McHie
Batterson
Kirwan
Foot
Tarleton
Richard
PB. Kirwan
French
Forest Hill
C. CL. Slehel
Istgene van Schaick
Sleepy Hollow
Howard Woolley
Viele
Ardpley
Nelson
Grif
Hamlin
Enclaved
W. DD
Judkins
Sichel
Griffin
Woolley
Hillman
Delehanty
Roth
Semi Finalists Set in Braeburn Open Golf
J P Gilbert from Manchester New Hampshire will face Frank H Host of Woodland in the Braeburn open semi finals after Gilbert won 1 up over H Sullivan Jr of Commonwealth. John G Anderson of Braeburn meets BW Estabrooke a Woodland clubmate who reached the semis by beating Vincent Lawrence Woodland 6 and 4. Estabrooke shot 76 in the morning and 79 in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braeburn
Newton
Mass
J. P. Gilbert
Manchester
N. H
Frank H. Host
Woodland
H. Sullivan, Jr
Commonwealth
Galf Ch
Johm G. Anerson
Hraeburn
Arrival of Buyers Sparks Market Notices
The clerk notes a rise in buyers following a period of brisk inquiries. Trade activity appears steady as merchants report increased interest and early orders.
Women’s doubles title decided at Middle States championship
At South Orange club Mountain New Jersey Mrs Louise H Raymond and Mrs C N Beards won the women’s doubles final over Mrs J Mor ris and Miss Katherine Force after a two set win and a deuce filled decider. The semi finals saw Raymond defeat Wildey 6 3 6 1 and McLean beat Sheldon in three sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Orange Lawn
Mountain
N. J
Louise J} Raymond
N. Beards
Marshall MelLein
Moina Wilidey
Deuce
Marshall McLean Ra
Polly Sheldon
Louie H. Raymon
Edna Wildey
Karl Gehr
Holcomb Ward
Theodore J. Pell
W. M. Hall
Met
Theope Ft. Pell
Karl H. Gehr
A. Coffey
T. Sticknes
Geore L. Wrent
Gh, Miles
Major J. HH. Randolph
T. I
Louise Hi. Raymond
Miss Wildey
Marshall
Mins Patty-Mhelsen
Raound
Louise Hk. Raymond
C. No Beard
L. G. Morris
Katterine
Lean Ant
Schoolgirls Good Tennis Triumph in Bronxville Tourney
Fourteen year old Eleanor Coward teams with Arthur Ferris in mixed doubles to force Mrs. Rawson Wood and Cornell champion F P Hunter to three sets in the Bronxville A A tennis event. Cedric Major defeats Arthur M Lavibend in men singles semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Coward
Bronx
Bronxville Athletic Association
Bronxville
Arthur Ferris
Miss Coward
Wood
Phunter
T-S
Arthur M. Lovibend
Seventh Regiment
Cedric Major
William Rosenbaum
M. T
Interst
Aecnes
Five Mile National Championship Opens At Grendh Motordrome
Frank L. Kramer leads a field in the five mile national championship race for professional bicycle riders at the Krighton Grendh Motordrome. Walter Qutt, Jackie Clarke, Alfred Grendh, Alfred Goulet, Joe Foxter, and Frank Cavanaugh join a strong slate as two heats and a final determine the winner while a two mile handicap and motorcycle events attract speed enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Kramer
Krighton Grendh
Walter Qutt
Jackie Clarke
Alred Grendh
Alfred Goulet
Joe Foxter
Frank Cavanaugh
Forty Otter
Harmedi Ap Iver Lawson
East Side versus West Side boxing card at Stadium A
Tonight at Stadium A the east side fights the west side in an eight bout lineup. Main event features Johnny Marto a lightweight contender against Keddie Pitz Simmons with Joe Mooties cliach facing Wrankle Confrey. Opening ten rounder Knockout hovers Will vs Kid Laylos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Marto
Keddie Pitzsimmons
Joe Mooties Cliach
Wrankle Confrey
Amd
Kid Laylos
Kidnappers Sentenced in Giuseppe Gumma Case
Pietro Brusco and his wife Siva Bruses were convicted of kidnapping five year old Giuseppe Gumma on April 21. Brusco given not less than twenty years, Siva ten to twenty years. Judge Nott described Brusco as leader of a kidnaping gang. Gumma’s family reported threats and alleged perjury by Brusco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe Gumma
Husbat
Jude Ott
Brusco
Clackmale
Bruscos
Giuseppe Gumnia
Domenico Gumnia
Rover
No Inheritance Tax Ruling on Gift to Mary Francis
The Appellate Division sustains the Surrogates Court finding that S4t6ass Indecuities given to Mrs. Mary B. Francis by her husband before death and while in good health were not subject to inheritance tax. The State Controller argued it belonged to the decedent’s estate, but testimony showed Mrs. Francis was the sole beneficiary and the property was placed in her name with no death expectancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Francis
Supreme Court
Francis Haden
Francis
James I. Burke
St Johns Safe For Two Years Preservation Plan
President George McAneney proposes to keep St Johns Chapel intact for two years during the Seventh Avenue subway construction. Trinity Corporation owns the chapel and will be supported by a city grant of 7040 to reinforce the subway under the sidewalk. The Vestry accepted the offer, with Col William Jay notifying McAneny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McAneney
Board of Aldermen
McAneny
Westeraay
William Jay
Drug Sellers Sentenced In City Court
Carrie Oliver aged 32 of 220 Brist Twenty-fifth Street received six months in the penitentiary after pleading guilty to a drug charge. Detectives traced a note dropped from an Essex Market Court van leading to Oliver’s house where six satchels of cocaine worth about 1000 were found. A mailing network tied to the sale operated in several cities. Morris Golden, 32 of 316 Cart Thirteenth Street, was sentenced to one year for heroin. Golden’s accomplice John Hurlburt, 24 of 520 Greenwich Avenue, was convicted and detained for sentencing a week later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Oliver
Brist Twenty-fifth Street
Wilkins, Russell
Herrman
Court of Special Sessions
Essex Market Court
Tn Tie
Morris Golden
Cart Thirteenth Street
Golden
John Hlurlburt
Greenwich Avenue
Hurlburt
Consul General Brittain to Visit City for NZ Trade Talks
Consul General Joseph Brittain of Auckland will visit next Monday and Tuesday to meet local business leaders about trade with New Zealand. He will base himself at the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce office, Room 315, Custom House, and seek reporters input on New Zealand markets and potential commercial reports on his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brittain
Auckland
New Zealand
Brittain
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Custom House
Prattling Jwadaehy Scores Narrow Win in Ten Round Bout
East side contender Prattling Jwadaehy outpoints Fort Kenny, a Brooklyn foe nicknamed the Poor Kenny Brothers, in a hard fought ten round match at Crowns War sickaway Athletic Club. Jwadaehy pressed from the opening bell and delivered sustained offense while Kenny absorbed repeated hard blows with little outward signs of quitting. The liveried bout drew a crowd despite inconsistencies in the event description, and fans witnessed a decisive verdict favoring the east side fighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwadaehy
East Side
Fort Kenny
Krenny Brothers
Brooklyn
Crowns War Sickaway Athletic Club
East
Yulu Kid
Young Sharkey
Police and Fire News Transfers and Assignments Listed
The report details police and fire personnel transfers and assignments, including sergeants moved to various posts, patrols reassigned to duty booths and offices, temporary allocations to Manhattan Headquarters, and leaves with pay or without pay. It lists numerous names, new duties, and durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Irving
P. HH. Rice
Richard Kerwish
Vatral
Patrick Ryan
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Morris Greenhbers
A. J. Ludwig
Bicycle Patrol
J. BR. Cone
Booth
Fort Hamilton Parkway
Rochreann
Elemeal
House
Act
J. G. Neun
Manhattan
Seret
C. HH
J. R. Buckley
Marcellus
F. J. Grote
Ps FP. Sonyth
Parry Turbett
P. D. Briges
Philip Koenig
H. J.T. Donnellan
John WW. Mclaughlin
A. Noye
Howard Keyes
R. A. Steck
Wiliam Quayle
J. Fisher
Harrison
A. F.C. Porter
J. J. Murphy
RR. Tobin
Pilige Quel
Peter Kraft
J. Cavanagh
Anthony Garoene
W. T. Hayes
Bal Smith
Pattet
M. Smith
Fall fashion trade shifts toward ostrich goods and leather
The industry notes growing demand for ostrich fenders and trims for dresses as the fall season approaches. Leather and shoe makers plan to attend the National Leather and Shoe Finders Association convention at Waldorf Astoria July 7 8 and 10 with a banquet featuring remarks by Dudley Field Malone Jr. M. Goldfoule Louis Gibbs and J. Rubin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Leather and Shoe Finders’ Association
Waldorf Astoria
The
Waldorf
Dudley Field Malone
Jr. M. Goldfoule
Louis D. Gibbs
J. R. Rubin
Bankruptcies Flare Across Multiple Firms in Major States
Petitions filed by creditors target firms in New York and Ohio with debts ranging from hundreds to millions. Notable names include Ideal Diamond Jewelry Company and Switzerland Corporation of Plessetinurians as receiverships and schedules show liabilities and assets. Local receivership actions also emerge in Kingston and Utica with listed claims and asset values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaimead
Greg G Metisern
Kappoport & Peered
Hats
Beer
Agutret
Popert & Bleefeld
Aed
Fey
Max Marcuson
Zuckertreun Trothers
Levisen
Shapirce
Sigmund Krust
Theopore Wicke
Jewerry Ideal Diamond Jewelry Company
Leopold and
Salstaont Meahter
Lien Diamond Jewelry Company
Maiden Lane
Shes Lia Kites
So Twee
SNM
Acceninir
Seite
Jacquis Wolpfnee
Sydne T Haml
Mary
Jacques Wolfner
Sealer Future Chek and
Watts
Weet
Thirty Fourth Street
Leevrrts
Fedlar
The
Times
Kingston
N. Y
Rosener & Rosenhers Hardware Desters
Asners
Barry BE. ‘Townsend
Mabinthes
SAT
Awsetu
Ritz-Carlton Graduate Celebrates Berlin Hotel Patron’s Son
Gunther Klicks, son of a Berlin hotel proprietor, received a Ritz-Carlton diploma from Manager Keller after three years in American hotel methods. Klicks sailed home aboard the Philadelphia and plans to return to German Army duties as a non commissioned officer. Ritz-Carlton graduates now lead hotels across Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz-Carlton
Keller
Gunther Klicks
Berlin
Philadelphia
Ritz-Carleton
Flussia
Germany
Switzerland
France
Klicks
Paris
London
New York
Alr. Klick
Imports Totals and Goods by Category for Week Ended June 20
General merchandise imports reached 17 618 000 for the week ended June 20, up from 16 825 808 the prior week and 9 080 000 the week before. Jewelry and watches contributed 148 141 in value. Leather hides and cordage imports totaled 1 411 072. India rubber and substitutes showed 2 081 659. Wool imports comprised 22 bales from the raised stock. Silk and wool goods entries were valued at 559 079. Withdrawals from bonded warehouses last week were 50 das Disp. and entries for warehouse stood at 47 400. Previous week statistics were 717 784 and 718 410 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Kira
Local merchants add J J Friedman to firm roster
Milton Liechtenstein and Co at 270 Fifth Avenue announce the addition of J J Friedman a former Minnesota prosey to open a ready to wear and millinery shop for women in Minneapolis. At a convention of the American Software Manufacturers Association in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia resolutions urged avoiding wildcat advertising and strict cash discount compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Liechtenstein & Co
Cresident
Fifth Avenue
Customs rulings uphold duties on varied goods in shipment cases
The Board of United States General Appraisers sustained parts of appeals from Scruggs Dry Goods Co and others in a broad review of tariff classifications. Hats trimmed with silk ribbon were taxed as silk wearing apparel at 60 percent ad valorem. some infants beds and hosiery faced opposing classifications. Several firms including Continental Commission Co and A A Vantine & Co contested rates, with the board largely affirming collector assessments though adjusting a few entries after New York lab analyses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scruggs, Vandervoort & Parnes Dry Goods Company
St. Louis
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Howell
William H. Stiner & Sons
Cooper
New York
A. A. Vantine & Co
Unclear OCR Record of Contracts and Firms
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and firms including Pierce Co, Streeter Construction, Reich Gliding Corporation, and Street Amusement Co. with scattered locations and dollar amounts. Readable items: Streeter Construction at TT Newanam, S200. August Mindlin, $37. Elizabeth and Gilorgint. GIy Street Amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdlerran Browa
Sku
Liebatt
Etueted
Peancee A
Sehuefer Et al
Conehtin
Frank
Pierce 'Co
SIH
Warrington
Harlet
Koester
Hotty
Rgliding Corporation
T. J. Ploed
Sail
Crereturhevik
H. Mindlin
Debtor Names and Dates in Tax Judgment Case Ledger
A fragmented ledger lists multiple debtors and creditors with associated dates and monetary amounts, including references to Brooklyn Heights, May 1910s through 1990s judgments, and various individuals such as Kalman Soperstein and Benjamin Samowita. The entry intermingles names, dates, and sums, indicating a collection or court action context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooklyn Heights
RL. Rh. Co
H. Cohen
Soperstein
Kalman
Neese Dee
BS Ities
Cohen
Eline A
Uniognia
The
Stas Meur
Mark
Piebeentiuttel
Ol. Crevoersect
Gettel
Peter SD
Joe SyeTlevy
Alexander Amd Heryy
Maret
Reme. Haber
Stageis
Feny
Mebert Kot M. Vo Cvanelly
Fen
Winekter
Frederic D. Audasca
Atuk Fiarry
N. Tan
Brown County
Sicket
Nate Hurtsery
Jer Hranx Moves In After Jubgymvent Vacated
Cohen city records show Jer Hranx securing residence in New York after the Jubgymvent vacated. April dates are noted with S252 as reference.
Fragmented OCR Retail Listings Across Cities
Fragmented text shows multiple company names and products from varied cities including Cincinnati Denver Los Angeles San Francisco and Wheeling. Items mention clothing undergarments shoes hosiery linen and millinery with numerous firm names and addresses in a garbled catalog-like snippet.
Auction sales and property listings overview
Auction and exchange sales in New York and surrounding areas list properties and entities including Trusters vt Aster Trumt, Cavasine & Suapuehanna, Morris & Essex, Peak of Manhattan, and the National Bank of North America. Rates and locations cover 2 Avenue and 16 Vesey Street with references to rail lines and insurance offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toeelon
Vesey Street
Tiy Soter
Trusters Vt
Aster
Cavasine & Suapuehanna BR. R
I. Green Hay & Wertern
R. Ca
Morry & Essex
Morris & Ewex
Manhattan
Proowiyn
Eusnk
North America
Tia
Cost Passale & Delaware
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Resolute
Defiance
Vanille
First Inc
Stiies
HLM
Yea Hess Broond Inc
Lee
Gina
Sant
Fiunee
Vanithe
Tefinape
Delfiance
Nice
Tri-City
Hell Ner
Resohita
Ion
Tesianne
Vanttie
Anee
Ss. Wee
Ihatte
Aeroes
Vanitle
Vanderbilt
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
Lloyd Neck
Oyster Bay
Victor Comnock
Beverley R. Robinson
H. H. Landon
Colgate Hoyt, Jr
Alfred R. Whitney, Jr
Sound
Greenwich Point
Connecticut
Long Neck
Cloyd Neck
Edmund Randolph
Spartan
J. P. Morgan
Carolina
Sidmund Fish
C. Smith
Stamford
N.Y. University
J. E. Lough
N.Y. U
Washington Square
Ymca Day Schools
St. N.Y
Stenographic Regents &College Preparatory High School
Von
Eli Goodman
BROWN
W.75th St
Berlitz
ST. Martha’s Indy Peeene School
Episcopal
Heeete Peyilte
Schgool
West 45Th St. Individund
Shamrock
New York Times
Johnson-Moran
Anjon
Ixcelsior
Jeffries
Johnson
Jim Johnson
Moran
Willie Lewis
Carpentier
Bob
Jack" Johnson
Frank Moran
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Meriel
Oise
A. C. Golf Victors
Per Agate
Mrs. Raymond
Mrs. Beard
States Tennis
Bronxville A. A
Leonart? Peekiman
Allan Tobey
Clifford Park
F. Rokers
F. T. Hunter
A. J. Ostendorf
HH. Rhothschild
Abraham Passford
Pawson Wood
Fleandr Coward
Arthur Perris
Tim
O Hind
Ind
Pawson Wood Amt
FT. Hunter
Miss Austin
Inco Harrujan
Clare Cassel
Leonard Reelman
Margaret Grove
Harry S Kamte
Mario Wagner
Tendorft Te
Ton
Eld
Hanley
Cinceinnate Ole
NatonalBaseball Commission
Supreme Court of Baseball
National Board
Thlows
Mobile
John J
Thy Eitcom
TEL E Aispatch
Thtayer
Mobdile
Clvic
John
Hansey
Platnedi
Jane Fo Thantey
James P. Hanley
Oden
Nyo
Stuyvesant H. S. Field Day
Stuyyvesant High School
Clase
Niebers
Rey
Samson
Fuchs
Nhester
Riucco
ST. John’s
Trinity
Levinsky
Waliington
CBC
Ma.Fair Inc
Hijret
N. W
Rye S.nde
Lake Superior
Iowa
Wari
Police and Fire News
Business World
Commerhctar
Leather and
Hudson
Ir Broadtail
Thos. Bolger
Hastings
Joe A. Gaffney
Meyer
B. &. Quinn
Spy TP Carroll
HW. M. Murray
Tl. A. Metrea
A. G. Benson
Peter Hooper
J. W. Ryan
Peter McCullagh
Gurns
James Woptelle
Jaod Norton
Ford
Kietl Schoeck
Albert du’ Creret
H. Anderson
P. A. Doyce, Jr
G. Fo McCormac
Henry Roth
Feo
Ers
Ft. Co
Jutos Lang
F. Swift
Stephen Ikaes
J. A. Hoppenhaier
Schencke
W. P. Geyer
G. HH. Schilting
Donovan
Mets Koecher
J. Farry
ML. Wal
J. A. Flanagan
FL W. Miller
William Hasper
J. Hayes
William Russe
WW. Lynch
Canoo
Anthony Youngsworth
G. A. Strohsehein
G. HH. Shields
Brosnan
Louis Gerken
Max Vilinsky
G. M. J. Sthier
BE. Mald
Gary A. Hmarey
McGarry
Lex Novery
Herman Tewes
John Kisterberger
J. F Wienants
W Stelliv
Revie
Oc. J WolfToeher, 105 James Loughman 35; A. FB. Ryan
Palward Fox
F. M. Stenson
H M Harrover
F. Gattune
Wm Kramer
Wm Wadde
RR. Simonis
J. J. Snyder
Td Gerade
F Carter
W. Tt. Stilwell
E. PL
Hegewold
HL . Schrover
J. EB. Monahan
W. MM. Twomey
J. P. Cavanaugh
Yr. Jambhor
Edward Williams
Thos. Faughnan
J. Coyle
HHS
New Bedford
Par
Albert €. Munschy
T. M. J. Smith
J. Hanner
W. J. Rappold
Pasale Captite
W. OD. Wetherell
Let
W. * Eisenberg
PP. Gillen
HL ™. Ikfel
BA. Brown
HH. L. Wertz
Pharkie R. Nagte
Weber;Jr
R. F. O'Brien
J.J. O' Donohue
Louis Lubeker
W. G. Trown
W. FE. Hynes
R. V. Henley
J.P Reilly
PT. Brady
J. A. Mason
J. A. Perron
Charles Moserker
M. T. Venedetto
J. A. Mallen
Teinhardt
Lazzaro
Brighton Beach
T. Tf
Oconner
Shea
EL P. Keoppenhoeffer
Eng
J. M. McCur
W. EL Beekman
J. C. Meyer
CC Bint
Bevy
FR & L
Daunes Shralen
August
TF. Egan
RK. A. Sweeney
J. Honliban
FD. Riley
S&s
Thomas O'Connor
F. Crowlter
F. Mahones
Fingogee
Piles William McCoy
Firnboat
William L. Strong
William J . Ione
William Z. Worrs
Stéphen Murphy
Dave
R. Laird
Adams
J. T. Murpt
Charles Rohoenfel
FP FL Mahoney
Bradstreet
Turkiy
Middle States
Averbach
Isaac-P Holts
Arediernan
Grace M. Prawn
Fine Anerson
Ackerman
Charles
Perrie
Anerson
Charles W.—Saree
Ardagnia
Margaret
W. J. Burke
Ores
Kakst
Aaron Df
A. Ruseth
Ier Cagan
Joseph Eo
City of New York
Conner
F. B.same
Clapp
Hlinois C.—Samre
Courcy
Alma B
W. Parke
Louis
John Watamaker
Peake
Andrew M
Goluntan
Abrahane
Same
Horman
Thomas Vaetnn
Gucegenheim
M. Holvern-Ebhrich & Co
Jamed
Call
Haries
Sarme
Hartford
William J. -Same
Jlaskine
Willaem B
Henric
Wilttlam J.-Same
Whiead
Barweh Th. Levy
Hean
Jara
J. H. Povwrtt
Hat
Sanctuity
Abraham Buster Brown
Iostery Mill
Beebe Sah
K.—Vacuum (i) Co
Waterbury
Lawrence W
PF. Crockett
Wieder, Henriente
Choeien A
Cawen & I
Oswerte
White
Mulvey
Sve
Plothuel
N Sh
Yuaxtern Tirewing
Fate Et al Te
A. Myers (Co
Wertha Myers -Ipldsmith
Stern &O
Shitstone Cassidy
Lasher & Lathrop, Inc
Uook Agency, Inc
W. Melmore
Kents Features
Fonts ‘ Lafayette Producing Co
T Inc
R. N. Wood
Fr. Leavis
Ravufretarn
Pere Lowlyear
Rubber Tire Co
Lengy Jini
Maarkert
Lew Amsterdam Casusity Co
L. Goldfish
Sitter
North American Film Corp
A. E. Kerwin
Jufireus
Jubgymvent
Jer Hranx
Haverey
Marie Antoinette
Siante W. Thenserer
Robertay
Wilte Geant
Steehhestett
Chica Schoenberg Dres
A. Schoenbarg
Adama Kats
J B. Strauss
Canper & Cor Mine
Trufiio Underwear
Negligne
Cincinnati
Mabley & Carew Co
Fup & Menke
Turn
Ge Chartige. Co
Mris & R. Lamyis
T. T. Toole
Elith
Cellingweand
Denven-Arpet Cinthing Co
M Rosemberg
Navarre
Las Angels
Tuality
W. B. Studebaker
Somerset
Atein
Bree Si Ky Vamilion
Park Av
SAN Fpisancisco
Moore-Wateon D. G. Ca. M
Shaughbuesey
Davidson Tres. Co
B. Davideson
General Vies
Mtea
Sherman Opines
Warvington
A. Bdewer
A. N. Wolfe
Abercrombie
C. SH
Abernromiie
Milliinery
I H. Abercrombie
Millinery
Foew Central
Andrew
Eoaesee
Fipter
Adrian HH. Meller & Son
Sula
Rern Way
Eastern
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