Loss in American stocks in London weighs on New York market
New York May 21 dullness and heaviness defined the early stock market. Most large issues fell fractionally on light offerings, mirroring London declines as American securities again showed a dropping tendency. Morning trading saw little change with many semi active issues unquoted. Missouri Pacific slipped a point. Afternoon activity remained stagnant and the market closed heavy.
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New York
London
American Securities
Missouri Pacific
Mercantile and financial market snapshot
New York May 21 mercantile paper at 4 percent sterling rechange steady over 60 days at 4.86 percent demand 4.88 60 percent. Commercial bills 4.85 percent bar silver 87 and a half cents Mexican dollars 45 cents. Government bonds steady railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Mercantile
New York Call Money Rates Inch Higher May 21
Call money eases to 1 percent with a closing rate of 1 percent. Time deposits show steady figures at 60 and 90 days at 2 percent and six months at 3 percent.
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New York
Metal markets report from New York and London May 21
Lead steady around 3.86 dollars 23.95, London 18 cert. pounds 15s, copper steady at 14.25 dollars electrolytic with 14.00 142 nominal, tin spot 38.15 pounds, futures 33.25, zinc quiet, London copper futures 6 pounds sterling 16s 84. Iron: Cleveland warrants 51s.
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New York
London
Cleveland
Marine Intelligence Galveston to Vera Cruz and New York
Galveston on May 21 reports arrivals of Batilla Vera Cruz City of Memphis and other U S transports and torpedo boats sailing out including Dora Austrian El Mundo and Hero n to various ports New York Naples Havre reports La Lorraine arrival Weather bulletin notes observations for May 21 1914
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Tex
Batilla
U. S
Vera Cruz
City of Memphis
U.S
New York
Tampa
Lorenzo
Port Arthur
Cummins
Dora
Barcelona
Trieste
el Mundo
Heron
Kingston
Havre
la Lorraine
Burials Listed For Five Local Residents In Boerne Area
Burial permits show John Waddell aged 76 died May 18 in Boerne Texas at 818 Vera Cruz Street Aurelia G de Garza 21 died May 19 at 725 El Paso Street Miguel Garza v years unknown died May 20 of Lopes Street Manuel Cervantes 4 died May 20 at 120 Buena Vista Street Harking Back notes a comment on Hiram and Chaldean records and weather bureau drought predictions before a flood.
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John Waddell
Boerne
Tex
Luciana Villareal de Reyes
Vera Cruz Stree
Aurelia G. de Garza
el Paso
Miguel Garza
Lopes Street
Manuel Cervantes
Buena Vista
Hiram
Weather Bureau
May Have To Reckon With General Villa
The piece notes mediation talks at Niagara Falls with Mexican commissioners wielding authority to demand Huerta's removal as a condition of any settlement. President Wilson did not announce mediation advances though Washington has full briefing and Secretary Bryan indicated no current cause for alarm as negotiations continue ad referndum.
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Huerta
Wilson
Washington
Bryan
Children in Mexico City parade flags amid anti American tensions
Dr. Horace G. Whittlesey left Mexico for Kansas City after his children Mariana nine and Horace six marched through Mexico City streets waving American flags. Anti American demonstrations frightened the family as mobs threatened them and the flags were hidden by their parents before departure.
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Kansas City
Mariana
Horace
Horace G. Whittlesey
Mexico
Whittlesey
Mexico City
Dr. Whittlesey
Execution of Manual Miranda Revealed in Mexican Paper
The El Imparcial in Mexico City reports Huertista forces executed Manual Miranda in San Luis Potosi. Miranda, once employed by Arturo Elias, a Huerta agent, had appeared as a neutrality witness in El Paso cases. He later allegedly became an informer after encounters with Gonzalo Enrile and Pascual Orozco, and was detained while on a mission to New Orleans with Rojas Vertiz.
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Mexico City
Manual Miranda
San Luis Potosi
Huertistas
Miranda
Arturo Elias
Huerta
Brownsville
Gonzalo Enrile
el Paso
Enrile
Orozco
Chihuahua
New Orleans
Rojas Vertiz
Pascual Orozco
Heavy Rains Force Traction Lines To Halt Service
Heavy rainfall Thursday disrupted nearly all Traction Company lines. Flooded tracks stalled service from 6 am, derailed two cars on Hot Wells and Highland Park lines, water depths reached ten inches at Warwick avenue and stretched to Hartwell. South Heights and San Pedro lines faced multiple interruptions. service resumed by 9 am as crews worked to restore full operation.
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Hot Wells
Highland Park
Warwick Avenue
Hartwell Avenue
Fair Grounds
Olive
Avant Streets
South Heights
San Pedro
Myrtle Street
Women help Federals at Zartuche in Mexican fighting
Women played a prominent role in Sunday’s fighting at Zartuche. They dragged out ammunition, carried cartridges to Federal soldiers amid Constitutionalist fire, crouched on car roofs loading rifles, and several attempted to bring a machine gun into action before the men surrendered.
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Estacion Amargos
Mex
el Paso
Zartuche
Comet Seen From Naval Observatory Washington DC
The comet discovered by European astronomers five days earlier was observed from the U S Naval Observatory in Washington on May 21. It appeared as a nebulous patch with no nucleus or tail amid hazy conditions, with position estimates and a rapid apparent motion near Capella.
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Washington, D. C
United States Naval Observatory
P. E. Burton
Capella
Bridges Wash Away On San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Two small railroad bridges on the San Antonio and Aransas Pass line near Leon Springs and between Welfare and Waring were washed out by recent rains. Repairs can be completed in a few hours. Other Texas railroads report no serious damage though water-covered rails slow schedules on some sections.
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San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Leon Springs
Welfare
Waring
Texas
Austin rainfall soars with 4.04 inches in 386 hours
In Austin and nearby areas 4.04 inches of rain fell over the past 386 hours, bringing the year’s total to 20.11 inches since January 1. Rain has persisted daily for over a week and is expected to continue a day or two, with farmers reporting damage to crops from the heavy precipitation.
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Austin
Tex
Funds for Farm Work Reallocated in Senate Bill
Senator Kenyon secured a revision of the agricultural appropriation to separate funds for farm economics and farm demonstration. He argued that Northern states miss out on farm demonstration aid. The amendment would preserve 250000 dollars for farm economics and 400000 dollars for farm demonstration in 33 states not benefiting from the 628000 dollar allocation previously used for both purposes.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Kenyon
Senate
Caldwell County Rivers High Floods Hit Region
Rain estimated at seven inches fell since Tuesday night in this section. All creeks are on a rampage. The San Marcos and Guadalupe rivers rise to levels seen in November when new records were set.
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Caldwell County
Lockhart
Tex
San Marcos
Gadalupe
Too Much Rain for Bey
Too much rain has fallen for several days in the Columbus Texas area. The continuous wet weather injures corn fields and hides much of the cotton beneath grass and weeds, though worked out cotton remains fine. The Colorado River is bank full and rising with heavy rains felt along its course.
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Bey
Columbus
Tex
Colorado
Heaviest Kerrville Rainfall Since 1900 Breaches Guadalupe
Kerrville Texas May 21 heavy rains drenched the area causing the Guadalupe river to surge thirty feet in five hours with extensive property damage but no loss of life reported. Rain continued to pour down today as residents assess the damage.
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Kerrville
Tex
Guadalupe River
Weather Damages Crops After Rain in San Marcos Area
San Marcos Texas reports 4.5 inches of rain in 86 hours with rivers rising. The San Marcos river rose eight feet while Blanco reached twelve feet and Purgatory creek ten feet. Johnson gin six miles away noted seven inches of rain yesterday. Crops, especially cotton, rotted in the ground.
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San Marcos
Tex
Blanco River
Purgatory Creek
Johnson Gin
Texas Potato Crop Faces Rain Damage and Price Shifts
Advices from Wharton and Eagle Lake warn that continued rainfall threatens Texas potatoes, delaying digging and risking rot as fields become lakes. Northern buyers seek firm supplies while prices rise, with strong demand from San Antonio and urgency in the North and East.
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San Antonio
Wharton
Eagle Lake
Texas
Quotations Mixed As Market News From Chicago May 20
Prices and receipts update with butter and cheese largely unchanged. Creameries range 19 to 25 1/2 cents. eggs lower with receipts 17,674 cases. Potatoes firm with mixed at 0 13 cents and various regional red and white varieties priced. Poultry alive prices fall with fowls at 16 cents.
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Chicago
Americas
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Market Report Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Kansas City market notes show butter unchanged with creamery 23c firsts 28c seconds 18c packing 15 and eggs firsts 18c seconds 16c. Poultry lists hens 14c springs 16c.
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Kansas City
Springs
Raw and refined sugar price report may 21
New York reports trim price list for raw sugar with molasses sugar at 2.61 and centrifugal at 3.26. Refined sugar shows mould A 4.60 cubes 4.25 XXXX powdered 4.15 powdered 4.10 fine granulated 14 diamond A 4 confectioners A 3.90 No. 1 3.90.
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New York
New York Dry Goods Market Update May 21
Cotton goods markets strengthened and activity rose in cloths for printing bleaching and converting. Wash goods showed vitality with rising demand for white goods. Worsted yarns remained quiet. Shadow laces in demand.
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New York
Muddy Pens Do Not Halt Cattle Market at Union Stock Yards
Cattle buyers waded through mud at Union Stock Yards on May 21 as receipts listed 1061 cattle 2 hogs 1843 sheep 1466 goats. Prices held steady with best cows at 5.25 and young cattle at 6.50. Goats ranged 4.00 to 4.60 while calves drew good inquiry despite soggy conditions. Rain-swollen streams slow Texas movement, but higher prices are already quoted versus a week ago.
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Union Stock Yards
Chicago Market Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices May 21
Chicago market news shows hog receipts at 17000 with varied loads and prices from 8.35 to 8.60 for light to heavy. Cattle receipts around 8000 with Beeves and steers priced 7.40 to 8.90, cows 3.75 to 8.75, calves 7.50 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 12000 with values for ewes 5.30 to 6.20, yearlings 6.15 to 7.20, lambs 6.30 to 7.45, and Springs 6.75 to 9.50.
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Chicago
Kansas City Stock Prices Guide May Market Report
Kansas City market notes show hogs receipts about 8000 with steady quotes. Cattle receipts near 1000 include 200 southern. prime fed steers around 9.00, dressed beef steers 7.60 to 8.40, cows 4.50, heifers 6.50 to 9.00, stockers 6.50 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 18,000 with lambs 7.00 to 9.85, goats 6.00 to 7.00, wethers 5.50 to 6.50, ewes 5.00 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
East
Market Receipts Mixed as Livestock Prices Edge Higher
In St Louis on May 21 receipts for hogs reached 10 500 with steady values. Pigs and hogs ranged 8.50 to 8.60 for good heavy stock. Cattle saw 250 Texans and steady native beef steers at 7.50 to 9.10 with cows and heifers 4.25 to 9.00 and stockers 5.00 to 8.00. Texas and Indian steers 5.75 to 8.00. cows and heifers 4.50 to 6.65. native calves 6.00 to 10.75. Sheep receipts 3300 steady. muttons 4.75 to 5.75. sheared lambs 7.00 to 8.15. spring lambs 9.00 to 9.75.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Rice Prices and Receipts for Honduras and Japan
New Orleans reports steady tones in rough Honduras and Japan and firm clean Honduras rice with quotes: rough Honduras 1.50 to 4.60, Japan 1.60 to 3.25, clean Honduras 4% 6 c, Japan 24% 3%4c. Receipts show rough 451, millers 444, clean 1 848. sales include 37 sacks rough Honduras at 4.15, clean Honduras 196 5 c, and 1 000 sacks Japan at 2% 3%c.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
New York Cotton Oil Market Closes Firm
The New York cotton oil market closes firm with spot prices listed from 7.00 to 7.81 per ton and December at 6.60 to 6.75. May sales total 7600 units. A light want ad seeks a nurse immediately.
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New York
Heavy rains over Texas belt lift cotton market
New York trading opened with a rally of eight points May as weather forecasts for the Houston district sparked renewed demand. Prices moved higher in New Orleans and Liverpool while New York shows gains of 6 to 16 points amid ongoing unsettled weather and active selling in May contracts.
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Texas Belt Force Cotton Market
New York
Houston
Cotton futures edge higher as May tightens activity
New York May 21 cotton futures opened mixed with gains up to 13.14 cents for May and 12.61 for July and 12.47 for October. The day ended steady with gains of 6 to 16 points from earlier lows and clear high and low quotations for May and October. Markets show varied activity around the 13 cent level as trading closes.
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New York
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New Orleans Cotton Rises Amid Rain Boost
New Orleans, La May 21 On the first call cotton prices slipped 1 to 3 points but heavy rains in Texas spurred bullish buying pushing prices up 3 points at 10 am. As the morning wore on buying expanded with much for the long account while the ring noted stop loss orders on the short side. By noon prices were 15 to 16 points higher than yesterday's close.
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New Orleans
Texas
New Orleans Cotton Futures Open Steady After Early Gains
Cotton futures opened steady from 2 to 2 up versus last night with May at 13.41, July around 13.12 and Onen over 12.28¢. Closing prices showed a slight firming trend as day highs and lows range with May near 12.41 and July around 18.23, October about 12.46 to 12.26.
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May
Liverpool Cotton Spot Prices May 21
Liverpool May 21 spot cotton steady with good middling at 8.214, middling 7.604, low middling 7.114. Sales 8000, speculation and export 1000. Receipts 26000.
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Liverpool
Futures steady in Liverpool trade across months
Futures quoted in Liverpool show May and May-June at 7.22 percent, July-August at 7.04 percent, August-September at 6.89 percent, October-November at 6.60494, December-January at 6.264, and January-February at 6.524, reflecting steady prospect across forward curves.
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Liverpool
Spot cotton market steady in Houston with gains
New York middling 15.75, New Orleans 13 percent, Liverpool 7,594, Houston middling 18 percent, Galveston 13 percent. Houston May 21 spot cotton steady and up three quarters. Basis middling 13 3 4 cents. Sales today 158, sales of cotton to arrive none.
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New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Houston
Galveston
Tex
Cotton Market Mixed Across Galveston and New York
Galveston reports spot cotton steady to higher with Middling at 13 3/4 cents and 8 654 bales on hand. no arrivals. New York notes spot cotton 15 points higher at Middling 18 3/4 cents, with no sales but 300 bales delivered on contract.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Market Steady on May 21
New Orleans reports spot cotton steady with middling basis at 18 1/2 cents. On the day, 1240 bales sold for immediate delivery, 780 bales for arrival, no contracts delivered.
Barbecue Postponed By Weather Delays Loop Completion
Commissioner Charles X. Gutzeit postponed the May 26 barbecue due to heavy rain hindering the scenic loop work. Gangs cannot finish in time, and the event is now expected to be held around June 2 at the loop's highest point.
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Charles X. Gutzeit
Gutzeit
Hines Found Guilty In Federal Mail Misuse Case
A federal jury found Dr J F Hines guilty of mail misuse but Judge T S Maxey postponed sentencing likely until week’s end. The Luckenbach postmaster trial for opening another’s mail continues, expected to finish Thursday afternoon or Friday morning. What’s a trike The Sum Total to be gained by a hunger We good appetite.
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T. S. Maxey
Luckenbach
D’hanis
Cotton Region Bulletin Weather Summary
Eastern belt fair while the west is cloudy and rainy with below normal temperatures. Rainfall totals include Marlow Oklahoma Fort Worth Dublin Luling San Antonio Bal linger Cuero Kerrville Lampasas San Marcos and Austin. Measured amounts: one inch or more at several cities, two inches at Bal linger and Cuero, three inches at Lampasas and San Marcos, 4.24 inches at Austin. Allen Buell local forecaster Weather Bureau.
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Rivers Out Of Banks Flood Threat Grows In Texas
Houston May 21 The Texas flood situation is viewed as more serious than recently at headquarters of several rail lines. News from the lower sections shows rivers overflowing and inundating large areas while rising continues. Washouts require detours and transfers and crop damage is enormous amid overcast skies and continued rain threat.
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Tex
Texas
Open competitive exams by June 15 at Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive examinations with June 15 deadlines. Positions include Chemist in the Bureau of Chemistry at Washington DC for $4000 annually, Mining Draftsman in the Bureau of Mines in Pittsburg PA for $1080 to $1200, Mechanical Draftsman in the Patent Office Washington DC for $1000, and Expert Farmer at Fort Stanton New Mexico for $1500.
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Washington, D
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Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Pittsburg
Patent Office
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Fort Stanton
New Mexico
Wheat price drop as bears push Chicago market
Chicago area markets report wheat slumping under selling pressure after rain and cooler conditions. Prices fell from slight upticks and corn and oats sagged amid weak demand and ample supply. Provisions held steady on hog shortages with mixed cash quotes for wheat and none of the higher grades performing strongly.
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Kansas
Market Prices for Wheat and Corn in Kansas City
Cash wheats No 2 hard 92 93 cents No 2 red 91 92 cents. Corn No 2 mixed 74 75 cents No 2 white 72 cents. No 2 white 40 cents No 2 mixed 0 cents.
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Kansas City
Grain futures end steady in Kansas City market
Grain futures closed steady with Wheat May at 90 and July at 82, Corn May 72 and July 69, Oats May 39 and July 39. Prices listed for Kansas City May 21.
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Kansas City
Wheat and oat prices in St Louis market report
ST. LOUIS May 21 Cash wheat prices show No 2 red at 98 cents, No 2 hard at 98 cents, No 2 red at 72 cents, No 2 white at ec. Oats quoted No 2 white at 42 cents. Market notes reflect current bid offers and typical commodity grading from the era.
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ST. Louis
New Plan for Fiesta Committee Named by President
President Emil Frank selects Charles Graebner W C Silliman Frank Winerich and John B Carrington to reorganize the Fiesta Association ex officio. A fee will be charged early to develop the plan. Memberships to be issued for subscriptions with privileges for donations. Plan modeled after the Battle of Flowers Association. Efforts aim to raise $20,000 for annual expenditures.
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W. C. Silliman
Frank Winerich
John B Carrington
Emil Frank
Fiesta Association
Frank
Battle of Flowers Association
Births and Addresses for three Newborns
To Mr and Mrs Edward Borgfeld a boy May 19 at 528 S Hackberry street To Mr and Mrs PD Galvan a boy May 18 at 8 S San Marcos street To Mr and Mrs Emmett Liewally a girl May 18 at 316 Water street
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S. Hackberry Street
PD. Galvan
S. San Marcos Street
Emmett Liewally
Water Street
Colorado motorists greet San Antonio travelers at Travis Club
Twenty three Coloradans stranded about 160 miles east of here due to heavy rain will attend a smoker at the Travis Club at 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Most are expected to depart by train Friday morning for home.
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San Antonio
Here
Travis Club
Ignacio Allende Society Elects Officers in San Antonio
The Ignacio Allende Society, a group of prominent Mexicans in San Antonio, held a meeting where officers for the coming year were elected. President Antonio B. Gonzales and Vice President Rafael Fernandez lead the slate, with Anastacio Rodriguez as secretary, Pedro Olivares as assistant secretary, the Cisneros as collector, and Panfiloa as treasurer.
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San Antonio
Antonio B. Gonzales
Rafael Fernandez
Anastacio Rodriguez
Pedro Olivares
the Cisneros
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