Thirteen No Hoodoo for Rube Marquard in Comeback
Rube Marquard earned his thirteenth straight win this season at the Polo Grounds as the Giants defeated the Cubs 2 to 1 in a rain interrupted game. Miller and Archer homered for Chicago, while Marquard held the Cubs to eight hits and struck out five as New York rallied in the seventh and took the lead on a Larry Doyle double and Snodgrass run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rube” Marquard
Polo Grounds
Chicago Cubs
Jack Chexbro
Yankees
Mur Qnard
Hruins
Shafer
Marquard
Giants
Rave Ous Crate
Finneran
Ond
Joe Tinker
Nelnle Zimmerian
Cus
Jerry Downs
Brooklyn Superbas
Tommy Leach
Pirates
Cubs
Miller
Jimmy Archer Awuni
Do Fittia
New York Sur
Bully Klem
Umpir
Eletory
Tinker and Bowerman
Sidh
Larld Lew
Meyers
Downa
Fletcher
Richie
Plate
Mordecai Brown
Abe
Rande
McGraw
Merquard
Devore
Larry Wople
Larry
Doyle
Archer
Bcame
Polo Ground
Hun Mitters’ Association
Pearlows
Crandall
Cam
Sailer
Goode
Brown
Hersog
Johnny Evers
Trojan
Hineelt
Utird
Do Aks
Evers
Devers
Invernal
New York
Ehicago
Sheckard
Behulte
Ener
UT Archeries
Crandell
Gonde
Zotaie
Margsard
Senators Continue Winning Streak in Detroit
Washington's 5 to 1 victory over Detroit extended their win streak to thirteen straight as Walter Johnson limited the Tigers to three hits. Key plays included a running catch for a double play by Cobb and a costly error on a double steal, with Detroit’s lone run coming on defensive miscues. The Senators, clean up the four-game series and head to Cleveland undefeated in Western road trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
McBride
Garner
Cobb
Senators
Cleveland
Washington
Monier
Bush
Jones
Mila
Candi
Shanks
Mer
Aolio OY
Moriarty
Lauden
Gaslow
Fohnson
Covington
Mits
In & Touinge
Moclet
Gandil
Ainsmith
Crawford
Low
Kiolen baaemmMilan
Morgan
Gainer
Tenden Strick
Ty Cosy Ington
Johnson
Ff Johnson
Biay
Cobh
Gallen
Busee Devroity
Ainenivih
Onslow
Louden
Sy Audreon
Covington Firme
Till “Vinaptres—Wercervelt
Braves misplays sink Cantinals in tough defeat
Boston errors and misplays fueled St Veals’ two run win over the Cantinals. Campbell and Sweeney contributed runs while Donnelly worked nine innings, giving up four runs as Boston’s miscue tally helped push the visitors to a 8 to 4 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostors
Haves
St. Veals
To & F
Boston
ST. Tul
Joe Abel
Honababa
Campbeliot & Mowrey
Sweeney
Konetohy
Miller
Kennarf
Smitese
Mouse
Chibwatkeee
Keitun Macnee
Fae Raritan
Sunee
UD Sinwa Maer
Dickson
Donnelly
St. Touie
Scion
OK Hoxton
Camptell
Tonnelly
Saiine
Tits Mowrey
Moss Cakes
Ivana Staten
Jackson Tovdle
Aralth Sunaneistedmith
Konet
Haees Fusion
Phen Hake
Halle
Dicken
Steele
Mallee
Hese
Mit
Hy Donnelly Exallees
Meow
Dickaon
den Ty
Berle
Ballon
Paseo Bald
Lina
Finneran
Kane
Reds Wreak Vengeance In Phillies Win Over Cincinnati
Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati in a high scoring game 6 to 6. Alexander exits with injury in third as Moye, Magee, and Phelan contribute key hits for the Phillies while Downey and Chalmers pace the Reds in an erratic offensive showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Rede
Pases
Alexander
Hatmers
Phillies
Sogge
Cincinnati Pitadel
Hormari
Magee If
Miche Ea
Bute
Bes Betz
Knabe Ob
Phelan
Downey
Dooaldang
Dooiany Es Melun
Grajam
Mee
Dole
Alannilery
Chalmers
Tolan
Ani IE
Chamers
Hixan
Phia
He Wallare
Dolan
Kenabe
Taderse
Inetinatis
Wallace
Umphen Owen
Tren
Athletics Sweep Series as Coombs Dominates Naps
Cleveland June 12 The Athletics won their fourth straight over the Naps, routing Cleveland 6 to 0. Coombe pitched effectively through eight innings while Baskette struggled early, with Philadelphia's offense producing most runs in the first two frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naps
Coombs
Cleveland
Athletics
Roore
Baskette
Combe
Philadelphia
Pleveland
Ann H Pos
Aden Pone Lord
Rte
Butcher
Collins
Fasole
Baker
Mirm'ham
Roo
Hirank
Lyun
Moinnia
Marry
Turner
Lapp
Teconei
Wood's Homer Wins Game as Red Sox Rout Browns
Wood hits a game winning homer with one on base and Wagner and Stahl hold the Browns to secure a 3 1 victory in St Louis. Austin is ejected on a third strike amid protests as Boston takes four straight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Wood
Wagner
Stahl
Austin
Louis
Dol Compton
Stovall
Anea
Boe
Temetas Pimpin
Loughlin
American League Games Today and Standings Highlight
American League action includes New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago. Yesterday Detroit 2 Detroit 1 St Louis 3 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 0. Standings show Boston 18 0 440 Detroit 25 27. Chicago 42 20 815. Cleveland 25 2 470. Washington 30 01 0. New York 16 0 348. St Louis 14 16 280. International League games today Newark at Providence Mersey City at Baltimore Buffalo at Montreal. Yesterday's results Jersey City 22 1 350 Newark 20 204 Buffalo Montreal 1097 043 Baltimore 24 21 6 400.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
St.Taula
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louise
W. Wol
ABE Chicago
Washton
ORR
Visita
St Louie
Newark
Providence
Mersey Ciy
Baltimore
Buffalo
Montrea
Derney City
Wed
W. Lpc
Rochester
Toronto
Jersey City
Bufalo
Montreal
Maltimore
Pirates Ground Brooklyn with Allen Shields in Win
Pittsburg Pirates, led by Allen from the South, toppled the Brooklyn Superbas at Washington Park. Allen produced two singles, two doubles and a triple as Wheat homered and Robinson kept the Pirates within reach, with late insurance by Tooley and sustained pitching shielding the big rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbareh Pirates
Brooklyn Superbas
Allen
Washington Park
Yesto Das
Theo
Pirates
Hiya Moore
F To &Ach Wheat
Stebt
Brooklyn
Catshaw
Robinson
Kent
Abel
Soran
Olien
Tee
Tooley
Boone
Brealyn
Teahmen
Badle
Aten
Hasor
Indians Edge Grays In Ninth In Providence Victory
The Grays won 10 to 9 over the Indians in Providence as Del Drake delivered a ninth inning rally with a single to center. Hud Hailey pitched strong ball before walking a hitter and a sequence of errors and hits in the late frames helped Newark mount the comeback. Providence plays Newark, with notable performances from players such as Beane, Bore, and Wilson, and errors impacting the decisive stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taleempa
Providence
Grays
Indians
del Drake
Bean
Hud Hailey
Jatute
Anil
Inalai
Perso Fern
Warina
Witton
Mattey
Tanie
Dento
Biattad
Kehandt
Saventte
Tlushilt
Ghenn
Bheckard
Att
Wilson
Mebermatt
Tadhie
Aichardt
Mptres -Guthrie and
Doyle
Guiue
Skeeters Rally Falls Short Against Orioles
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Skeeters for the third time this afternoon by a wide margin. Mauser was hit steadily while Demott pitched effectively in late and tight spots. Jersey City failed to muster early offense until the fifth inning as Denninger collected two hits but was stranded twice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Orioles
Skeeters
Mauser
Hon Demott
Cleveland
Jersey City
Denninger
Demott
Wells
Bax
Jangrin
Wurtall
Manser
Corcoran
Jersey
Erry
Breen
Macrone
Karrows
Kelly
Benmideth
Doininger
Tarent
Manuel
Hermes
Schmidt
Parent
Treen
Brolen Kasan
Murphy Tr Schmidt
Welle
Matmer
Munser
Maneer
Terontanee
Murray
Yankees Beaten as White Sox Dominate at Home
Chicago White Sox crushed the New York Yankees 11 to 2 at Comiskey Park. Vaughn failed early, replaced by Thompson who allowed only four more runs in the first inning. Walsh and Mogridge led a Yankee comeback attempt but poor defense and miscues doomed the visitors, while Callahan’s lineup kept fans chilly but engaged in the cold afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velbane
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
Hm Vaughn
New Yorks
Thompson
Coliese
Rena
Yankees
Walsh
Mogridge
Cree
Chane
Gardner
Daneela
White Sox
Callahan
Sox
New York
Hines
Tom Chan
Thome
Sweeney
Stings
Daniels
Street
Tale
Lord Callahan
Block
Aglece
Weaver
Ueir
White Fox
Walah
Pest
Ehie
Abe
Lore
Chazxi
Saceney
Vaughn P Thomp
Ilo Totede
Neo
Thampaan
Calaten
York
Aline OM Walsh
Vaughn
Thampann
Youtater
Strik
Thorutenn
Moeridge
Doren
Nertian
Harvard Turns Tables in Narrow Win Over Holy Cross
Harvard defeats Holy Cross 8 to 5 in Cambridge. Potter led with three timely hits while Murray pitched four innings for Holy Cross. Hardy started strong for Harvard and Murray allowed two late singles as Harvard secure the win after Holy Cross scored three in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Man
Harvard
Crimson
Worcester
Vistors
Hardy
Holy Crows
Martelf
JL Murray
Holy Cross
Potter
Moe
Ostergren
Wingate
Morten
Twomey
Gilteon
Kennady Rt
Roman
Tmurraye
Totaia
Weed
Moly Croas
O'Brien
Mtelrun Potter
Hite
Harty
Om Martot
Ek Murray
Lynch
Ao Talyeros
Wigelesworth
Yardy
Ren
Bite Habeon
Filggleeworth
Om Balle
Tardy
Phen Mooreay
Tom Farnch
Hartolf
Ti Murray
Tine
Murray
Pies Mattord
O'nourke
Warner Mows Them Down in Rough Amherst Game
Brown defeats Amherst 70 to 0 on Andrews Field as Warner, Brown’s left hander, limits Amherst to four hits. Amberat goes hitless, while Whitman and Crowther drive in runs and Durgin sacrifice. Pitchers and fielding miscues mark a low-scoring finish for Amherst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Amherat
Brown
Lane Teoegongee
Catoune
Providence
Amherst
Andrews Field
Cram
Amberat
Fitte
Madden
Bert Fecan
Crowther
Vernonean
Whit Warner
Mapeston
Morey Ends Thirteen Days of Sugar Suit Testimony
Chester Morey president of Great Western Sugar Refining Company of Colorado testified in the government suit against American Sugar Refining Company. He denied that the American firm controlled Great Western and said most directors are Colorado men. He described overlap with Dr Samuel Hooker and Horace Havemeyer but stated the American company does not exercise management control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester 8. Morey
Great Western Sugar Refining Company of
Colorado
American Sugar Refining Company
James K. Knapp
United States
Mr. Knapp
Industr
Morey
Feud Over Bribery Trial Details At Los Angeles Court
City detective George L. Home testifies in the Franklin bribery case, recounting arrest actions and a tense exchange with Darrow. Bar Brown details a post arrest conversation about the bribe money linked to Lockwood, while witnesses discuss who received funds and the McNamara inquiry ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George L. Home
Market Attorney's
Clarance
Darrow
Bert Franklin
Franklin
Huet
George N. Lockwood
Bar P. Brown
Lockwood
Brown
Beye
Caplan
Schmidt
McNamara
W. J Hurns
Cale
Bint Fund Smi Hert
Hirow
Che Detegon
White
Trial urged in cane of McKenna over murder of six year old Sigrid
Coroner orders trial of Joseph J. McKenna on murder charges after Sigrid Eekstrom was found strangled in a cellar at 10 Caden Avenue The Bronx An autopsy found no treasure of the victim while witnesses place McKenna near the scene and in the nearby saloon prior to the discovery The case hinges on disputed statements and defense claims of brutal police treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigrid Eekstrom
Cadenavenue
Joseph J. McKenna
Shongur
McKenna
Rlegelae
Bernard Wenke
Atvether
P Hard
Voller
Digrid Kcke
McKenne Ued
Classified Russian Spies former Chief Reveals Provocateurs Work
Former Chief Leonid Menshikoff testifies in a U S district court on how Russian spies and provocateurs operated. He cites a black book from St Petersburg records kept in seven sections with a special section for political offenders. He notes provocateurs like Heckelman who connected with revolutionaries in Paris and planted bombs to trigger deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Leonid Menshikoff
Tyice
Apatetn
Uited States District Court
Alexandr Evalenko
Viedimir L. Rourtzeff
Menshikoff
St. Peterebure
Herbert Parsons
Heckelman Anone
Caar'n Police
Heckelman
Paris
Russia
Heckelian
Plans for Adams Express Building Rise to 32 Stories
Plans filed to construct a 32 story Adams Express Company office at Broadway and Exchange Place Trinity Place in New York with a limestone brick and terra cotta facade. The 2 million project includes 24 high speed elevators and fireproof construction. Architect Trance HM Kimball estimates cost at 2 000 000. Owner Adams Express Building Company led by Robert E Dowline. Nearby Tristate League results noted with teams including York Wilmington Trenton Allentown and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express Company
Broadway
Exchange Place
Trinity Pinen
Trinity Place
Adame Exprean Building Company
Robert E. Dowline
Trance HM. Kimball
New York
June 1 Crop Outlook Across United States
Washington report shows US crop conditions on June 1 slightly above last year by 0.3 percent and below recent-year averages by 1.1 percent. North Atlantic and far Western regions report above average hay prospects, while Southern and North Central regions east of the Mississippi lag. Acreage estimates flag winter wheat down 8 percent, spring wheat down 9 percent, oats up 2 percent, barley up 3 percent, with clover down 6 to 7 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
North Atlantic
North Central
Mississippi
Cotton Best Dividend Declared by Cotton Belt Line
The Director of St Louis Southwestern Railway announces a 2 percent dividend on preferred stock payable July 15. Board resolution does not commit to a semi annual rate. Edwin Gould says current total for the year stands at 4.45 percent. Wall Street had expected deferment pending crop and business improvement. Cotton Belt earnings rise to factory rate amid strong condition from five years of improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis SouthWestern Railway Company
Edwin Gould
Wall Street
Antin
Western Union Plans Pension for Long-Time Employees
The Western Union Telegraph Company approves a provisional pension plan to take effect July 1 for employees with twenty or more years of service. Pensions cap at $100 per month, with age seventy eligibility and disability provisions. Nearly 48,000 workers affected, no pension for hires after age fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Western Union Directors Approve New Quarterly Statement
Western Union Telegraph Company directors at a quarterly meeting approved a new form for the quarterly statement covering the three months ending June. The figure lists completed April returns, partial May returns, and an estimate for June with $10,001,880 in investment and deductions including rent, depreciation, and taxes. Net profits available for dividends come to approximately 3,792, capturing the quarter’s financial outlook and proposed dividend rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ueet
Euratus
Georgia Central Bonds Offer at Special Stockholders Meeting
The Georgia Central of Georgia Railway stockholders will meet on July 18 to consider issuing 5 percent refunding and development bonds with $5,000 to $4,000 to be sold soon. Proceeds would refinance existing indebtedness and fund substantial property improvements. A June vote approved $100,000 in 6 percent cumulative preferred stock to refund $15,000 income bonds. American Utilities Co. proposes $735,000 in cumulative preferred stock with $29 common stock, backing utilities across Salt Lake City Boise Valparaiso Elkhart Winona Holland City Jackson Albion and Minnesota-Wisconsin Power. Earnings exceed triple the needed 6 percent payments. The stock is offered by Williams Macon nell & Coleman in New York and across major markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Ciorgia Railway Company
Con Ny
American Utilities Company
Kelsey, Beevor & Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Utiilities Company
Vialet and Coke Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Boise Gas Light and Coke Company
Boise
Idaho
Valparaiso Lighting Company
Valparaiso
Ind
Elkhart Gas Fuel Company
Elkhart
Winona Gas, Light and Coke Company
Winona
Wall Street
New York
Chicago
Columbus
Cleveland
Loulavitte
St. Paul
Currency Association Elected Officers for Coming Year
Officers of the National Currency Association were chosen. Frank A. Vanderup is president and Richard Dylafield vice president. Edward Townsend is secretary and Alexander Gilbert treasurer. The executive committee includes Francis I. Hine William Woodward James Bnder Albert He Whewin Gates Wreali Rewts I Clarke Edwin Schenck John B. Martindale and Charles Siltot Warren, all presidents of national banks except Warzery, who is vice president of the museum National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currency Association
National Currency Association
Frank A. Vanderup
Richard Dylafield
Edward Townsend
Alex der Gilbert
Ueasurer
Francis 1. Hine
Witlum
Woodward
James
Albert He Whewin
Gates
W.reali
jRewts I
Clarke
Edwin 8. Schenck
Joan B. Martindale
Charles Siltot Ware
Jockey’s Counter Divorce Suit Highlights Court Ledger
Sloan, a former jockey, answered in Supreme Court to divorce charges brought by his wife and filed a counter suit naming two men. The item notes financial rate discussions by New York banking trustees and Metropolitan Savings Bank amid a rate hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wopod’” Sloan
Yeaterday
Supreme Court
Juli Wrthelrese Sloane
Army and Navy Orders From Tribune Washington June 1
Army and Navy orders list retirement and transfers of officers, with promotions and reassignment notices for Brigadier General William M. Mali and many field artillery and infantry officers. The Navy section details academy detachments, duty shifts, and ship movements, including staff changes and assignments to various fleets and schools.
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Philippines
Fort Blocum
Charles Maul
Field Artillery
Aloen
Ig Artiliers Pe Oparrat
Charli2
G. Mortimer
Bita Te Pied Artilery
Ucaptain Phancts
W. Grippin
Lel Artilery
Vancouver Barracks
Robert Davia
Kileiam S Wood
William F Morrison
Philippine Carlin
Edward T Donnidlly
Field Artiillery
Samuel Prankenberger
Albert T. Bishop
Philip W. Booker
Noble
Wijby Jantry
Grofesman Idiversity of
Avianaas
William Pa Wild
Moceptet Piret
William Te Dunn
Aieee Ruckely
Pinid Artillers
Philippe
Lisktenant
Joseph OP Tauerm
Ot Cavalry
Pacifin Brune
Roilitary Princey Atcatrag
Deka
Btrdie
Ath Cavalry
Hla
Thomas Livingston
Sig "Avalry
Louie BR. Doughert
Tybeh Field Artillery
Samuel BR. Hopking
I Field Artillery
Frederick W. Ste
Mle Artillery
Ligutenant Merbert Hayden
Ath Field
Aria’ Ine
Port Riley
Campbell Kt
Uhymale IA
Military Girisonz Ktestatnant
Edward M. Zaehite
Military
Ac Navy
M. Freed
Academy
Maxwell Naval Academy
Aslatle
Dy WK
Aulantle
Naval War College
Lietenant
Keyes
Navy Yard
Polian
Leiphia
Robert Wallace, Jr
Datachad Navy Yard
Hilwdeipnia
Iam
Gunior
W. F. Clarke
W.D. Kildupy
Hart
Unter JG
Nicalab
Louisiana
Cnet Gainer
MOORE
Navy
Washouatan
Dadlalana
Mapas Nernes
Weaerh Coet
William Herzberg
Tim Indiana
Kanes
TW. Smith
Kannan
Indana
Te. Thrucker
Navy Yant
Norfolk
Kentwcky
We. Hertrold
Dr Wit
Mal Mitrctuer
South Dakota
Horst Wat Erelton
Colorado
California
Bcott
Rawlyn M. Tinton
He Melan B. Heron
CP. Jungeing
Bowtie
B P Goodrich Buys Diamond Rubber in Major Industry Move
The Diamond Rubber Company is acquired by B P Goodrich. New ownership plans public listing with 12 000 employees affected. Bertram G Work to lead a combined entity claiming the world’s largest rubber company status. 1912 balance sheet shows 30 million preferred and 60 million common stock with no funded debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Rubber Company
B. P. Goodrich Company
Messrs Dman, Sachs & Co
Lehman Broth
New York
Kleinwort Sons & Co
London
Chicago
Bertram G. Work
Substantial financing arranged for Brooks-lyn Rapid Transit subway
R T s new financing involves Kidder Peabody Kuhn Loeb and Central Trust underwriting 69 million year five notes by a Brooks lyn Rapid Transit subsidiary to fund the new subway. Notes secured by about 100 million in 49 year bonds. bond exchange option may be offered to note holders within a set period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Central Trust Company
Brookslyn Rapid Transit Company
Araisen
Telephone Directory Out For June Revue Increases Pages
The June telephone directory roll is 1 385 000 copies split between Greater New York and areas in New Jersey Westchester and Long Island. It adds 8500 names bringing subscribers to over 299 090 and adds two new exchanges Woodlawn and Stage in Brooklyn. The directory runs until October at an estimated cost of 1.00 per day or about 965000 annually.
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New York
New York City
New Jersey
Westchester
Long Island
Hironx
Woodlawn
Brooklyn
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Waghamton
Troy
Peammntaas
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Holyoke
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Hartford
Springfield
Bridgeport
Bengeport
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Han Lawrence
Rockton
Lowell
Pali Riv
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Astor Court
Ephone
Gresley Luchow
Stuyvesant
Erman
Eetachan
Arise Orchestra
Wurzburger Hofbrau
Pilsner Genossenschafts _ GRAND
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Cardinals
Homer
Mignespolly
Iain
Kinsas City
Toledo
Kansans
Righmon
Pittabureb
Superbas
Berkeley Hall
Morristown
N. J
Berkelley Hall College
Morristown A. A
Welsh
Morrintown
Joe Poploski
Seton Hall
Berkeley
Hartman
Millock
Palaski
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Wali
Caer Ai
Pop So
Durny
Atroy
Colorado Sugar
Witness
M’kenna
Sigrid
Hiversburg
Wilmington
Trenton
Allentown
Lancaster
W. U. Employes
Georgia Central Bonds
New York Raving Brank
Metropolitan Savings Bank
Natingo
Savings Bank
Army and Navy
Navy Department
Maunnitto
Newport
Saratoga
Mount Vernon
Marine
Vernon
Ilargest Rubber Company
Goodrich Co
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