Tragic Run-Down Of Six Year Old At Home Fridge
Israel Goldberg six dies after being struck near 128 South Fifth Street on a Friday at 11 45 a m. He was returning from Grant school for lunch when hit by a car driven by Arthur Orlandi. Coroner Bell investigates. Orlandi detained. Survived by parents David and Mrs. Goldberg and brother Harrison.
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Israel Goldberg
David Goldberg
South Fifth Street
City
Ohio Valley Hospital
Grant School
South
Fifth Streets
Arthur Orlandi
Leonard Tost
A. L. Bell
Igyrael
Harrison Goldberg
Cincinnati University
Rae
Iea
Orlandl
Bell
Polie
C Orland
Fifth Street
Mystery Connected With Man's Death
The body of Henry Janzer, a candy manufacturer, was found in his West 37th street apartment with facial abrasions. No struggle was evident. An ambulance surgeon noted the injuries could result from a fall or a blunt instrument. A small whiskey distilling device was found in the kitchen.
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New York
Henry Janzer
West 37Th Street
Free City Mail Delivery Granted for Toronto
Free mail delivery for the town of Toronto was granted in Washington D C and will begin April 1 1924 with three carriers. Repairs of sidewalks are underway and residents are urged to install mail receptacles before the service starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Washington, D. C
Will Recover James O Mando Italian Miner Shot Near Avella
James O Mando an Italian coal miner from Penova near Wolfsburg was shot Thursday night after a miners meeting near Avella Pa He is reported recovering at Gill hospital contrary to earlier Wheeling reports of his death Brooke county deputies hunt Tess Morting of Avella for the shooting and say she fled toward Wellsburg likely hiding in Cliftonville or nearby mining settlements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Mando
Penova
Wolfsburg
Avella
Gill Hospital
Wheeling
Brooke County
Tess Morting
Wellsburg
Cliftonville
Damages Awarded in Brooke County Suit Over Car Doors
Mrs. George Hillharty of Fol langbee won 2852.62 dollars from Wheeling Traction in Brooke County circuit court at Wellsburs yesterday. She sued for injuries after car doors closed quickly and threw her into the street. A physician testified Mrs. Flahar ny was badly injured. She sought 3000 dollars. Violators were fined 100 dollars plus costs for violating prohibition laws in separate cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hillharty
Follangbee
Brooke County
Wellsburs
Wheeling Traction
Flaharny
Father and two daughters killed in auto train crash
In Cincinnati at the Paxton road crossing near Wasson road Hyde Park a father Sidney A. Mullikin 52 and his two daughters Elizabeth 19 Ruth 20 were killed and another daughter Mary Louise 4 seriously injured when their car struck a Norfolk and Western passenger train. The Mullikins were UC students. the father a Methodist and Masonic leader.
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Cincinnati
A. P
Norfolk & Western
Paxton Road
Wasson Road
Hyde Park
Sidney A. Mullikin
Madisonville
Elizabeth Mullikin
Ruth Mulikin
Mary
Murder Probe In Jefferson After Mother And Daughter Found Dead
Jefferson Ga Dec 17 A P Sheriff Collier and deputies probe two bodies found in ruins near Clarksboro identified as Mrs Maggie Simons and her 15 year old daughter A purported invitation from relatives lured them from home Saturday night to Athens but officials say the invitation was false and the couple never boarded their train Tickets showed they planned to travel to Athens but did not leave.
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Simons
Collier
Athens
Traction Lines Near Youngstown To Be Abandoned
Columbus Ohio December 15 Abandonment by the West End Traction company of its lines west of Youngstown was approved by the State Public Utilities Commission in a public opinion. Service will end at midnight January 17 1924. The ruling notes the company is depleting its capital and warns that continued service would leave no funds to compensate passengers and employees injured or killed and to satisfy judgments.
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Columbus
A. T
West End Traction Company
Youngstown
State Public Utilities Commission
Ragland Man Dies Loading Revolver at Home
Alvie Tucker aged 20 of Ragland died after a gun he was loading discharged a fatal bullet to his chest. His wife witnessed the accident in their kitchen as Coroner Archie Bell investigated. Tucker had survived earlier gun accidents and burial is planned for Warrenton Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Tucker
Ragland
Tucker
Wheeling
Archie Ts. Bell
Hunter
Tayland
Noble
Tuckfer
Warrenton
Nurse Margaret Weaver Arrested in Klan Murder Case
Atlanta authorities report Margaret Weaver a trained nurse from Cleveland Ohio is under arrest in Thomasville Kentucky on an accessory before the fact charge in the slaying of William S Coburn by Phillip B Fox. Weaver allegedly accompanied Fox to the Coburn office and waited as Fox shot the Klan attorney. She is to be brought to Atlanta to testify as the trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
A. P
Margaret Weaver
Cleveland
Ohio
Willian S. Coburn
Phillip EB. Fox
Thomasville
Fox
John A. Boykin
Mra. Weaver
Cas
Hunt
Kentucky
Mrs. Weaver
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Listed
Charles Daily 65 and Elda Margaret Thornburg 35 of Steubenville. Clyde Grimm 22 and Mary Hudson 20 of Toronto. William Taylor 35 of Steubenville and Doretha Jackson 24 of Mt. Pleasant. Oliver B. Carman 62 of Yellow Creek and Annie Vermillion 47 of Toronto.
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Charles Daily
Elda Margaret Thornburg
Steubenville
Cldye Grimm
Mary Hudson
Toronto
William Taylor
Doretha Jackson
Mt. Pleasant
Oliver B. Carman
Yellow Creek
Annie Vermillion
Defendant Discharged After Hearing
Edward Fanning, arrested on a charge of taking a mortgaged automobile out of the state with intent to defraud, was discharged when a hearing was held before Justice of the Peace Downer yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fanning
Justice of the Peace Downer
Youthful Autoists Behind Prison Bars
An all night auto party ended at Fifth and Market as a speeding car jumped a curb and rammed Murphy's shoe store causing about 300 dollars in damage. Four youths Gerald Cleary Melvin Clark Manley Hood and William Thomas were taken into custody with Clark Cleary and Hood held for grand jury and Hood for juvenile court. They were released with orders to appear before Mayor Hawkins.
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Fifth and Market Street
Murphy’s Shoe Store
Gerald Cleary
South High Street
Melvin Clark
Tedear Avenue
Manley Hood
Martins Ferry
William Thomas
North High Street
Thomas Boy
Hawkins
Clark
Cleary
Tlood
Hood Boy
Murphy
Wife Murderer Is Declared Insane
Milwaukee real estate man and former instructor Ray Tompkins who killed his wife Ora Belle Tompkins was ordered committed to the criminal insane hospital at Waupun by Judge A C Backus in Municipal court. A stay of execution was granted until Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Dee, PT
E. Ray Tompkins
Milwaukee Normal School
Ora Belle Tompkins
Criminal Insane Hospital
Waupun
A.C. Backus
Granted Divorce Grace V Martin From Janek M Martin
Grace V Martin granted a divorce from Janek M Martin on grounds of extreme cruelty neglect and plaintiff restored to her maiden name Grace Fullwood. Inspector Frank R McGill of the State automobile department in the city said 1994 Ohio license plates must be on every car by January first with no extension and warned against using plates before the new year. Confessed Judgment In the Stivubenville Bank and Trust Co estate case administrator of James White v Vio gd Richards the defendant confessed judgment for 6484.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Martin
Srantle
Janek
Grace Fullwood
Frank R. McGill
State Automobile Department
Ohio
Stvubenville Bank and Trust Co
James White
T. R. Barclay
Martha B. Connelly
Mae Connelly
Schoen
Wheeling
Four Dead, Fourteen? Killed in Boulder Collision
Four persons were killed and three injured when an automobile hit a bobsled carrying University of Colorado students four miles east of Boulder on a slippery road. The crash occurred as the sled, being hauled on a bridge, was passed by Williams in the opposite direction. Injured were J. G. Williams, Betts, and Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Cola
A. P
University of Colorado
Jack Simpson
Thomas Ward
Henri Vidal
Denver
Ray Saunders
Maniey Betis
Richmond
Charles Walker
Orange
Calif
J. G. Willams
Williams
Betts
Parker
Jail delivery thwarted in Tinmilton shootout
Sheriff Rudy Laubach and officers exchanged over twenty shots with masked men attempting to deliver a jail break in Middletown. They suspected accomplices of Olle Mahony and Chayrooke, with one man found hiding and bars cut, suggesting a planned breakout.
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Tinmilton
Dee
CA. P
Rudy Laubach
Olle Mahony
Gincinnath
Chayrooke
Colordte
Middletown
Mallony
Two Men Die From Poisoned Liquor in Ohio Town
Cleveland Ohio police report two men died from poisoned liquor after weekend drinking parties. Michael Jock 41 was arrested for failing to pay a $500 liquor fine and collapsed in his cell later dying. Jedward Gherry was knocked down in a brawl and suffered a deep scalp wound.
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Cleveland
Dee
A. P
Michael Jock
Vieting
Jedward Gherry
Slayer of Cousin Sentenced for Life in Huntington
Dee 17 AL Tae Ahmer Neff confessed to killing his cousin Myra Timima McQuaid in her bedroom. Police said it was the last brutal case in the city’s records as Neff changed his plea to guilty and received life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Dee
Myra
Timima McQuaid
Fife
Chased Street Car To Extinguish Fire
Newark firemen chased a street car around the block to extinguish a blaze. The pursuit began after an auto on Main Street "showed a tire" and crashed through the window of a tire shop, with minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Auto Stolen In Knoxville Police Seek Clues
Keeper Chrde Dailey reports a Ford vehicle owned by Gree Cable of Knoxville was stolen from a North Fifth Street parking space yesterday. Police have no trace of the vehicle and continue to investigate.
Probate Court Proceeding for Multiple Estates Filed
Probate court records show an application to probate the will of Metavings Manack. An inventory and appraisement were filed for the estate of Mary Wo Maton, and a final distributing account was filed for the estate of Sarah Philipson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metavings Manack
Mary Wo Maton
Sarah Philiipson
Acquitted Brung Petri in Amsterdam Theft Case
In Canterbury court this morning jury acquitted Petri of the alleged theft of 54 from Walter Relnski of Auterduin. The case involved the Soferend Vareeny matter and the verdict ended with Petri cleared of all charges.
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Brung Petri
Ameterdam
Cataneon
Tia Merning
Soferend Vareeny
Walter Relngski
Auteberduin
Alleged Gunmen Held to Court With Heavy Bond
Joe Almonte and Sarfine Di Pietro two young Italians were arrested yesterday afternoon by Patrolmen Disnan and Schroeder on gun carrying charges. They appeared before Mayor Hawkins and were held to the grand jury under bond of 1000 each. Guns were found on both men. Almonte was fined 500 and costs for possession of intoxicating liquor. Authorities have not determined if they are part of factions in ongoing local gun warfare.
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Joe Almonte
Sarfine di Pietro
Disnan
Schroeder
Hawkins
Almonte
Six Die in Ohio After Violent Incidents Sunday
At least six people died in Ohio on Sunday from violent incidents. A Millbury auto crash near Toledo killed three occupants including Mrs. Dennis D. Downing and John Reith. In Toledo James McDonald died when his car overturned after a collision. A fire at Zanesville claimed the Darner children, Marle Darner and Violet Darner, with Marle dying at the scene and Violet dying later.
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Columbus
Dee
CA. P
Ohio
Millbury
Toledo
New York
Dennis D. Downing
John Reith
Downing
James McDonald
Detroit
Marle Darner
Ray Darner
Zanesville
Violet
Adelaide Manokin Hughes Dies in Indo China Fallout
Adelaide Manokin Hughes, wife of Major Hubert Hughes, reported dead by suicide in Hatph ong Indo China after a voyage marked by typhoon and earthquake fears. Cleveland-born writer and actress, she faced illness and shattered nerves, having coauthored works including One of Five Motion Pictures and adapted plays with her husband.
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Hughes
Cleveland Crirl
Los Angeles
Des
Atra
Adelaide Manokin Haughes
Hatphong
Indo-China
Incabrett
Hupert Hughes
Mathen
Lishes
Singhes
Td Jong
Ghinug
Do Tient
Advics
Geveral
Errer
Yokobtalla
Japan
Ilwake
Cleveland Erel
Mare Jon Mangia
Adelaide Mould
Thhughes
Jersey City
Hoeband
Hoeband, “Preventedoter Troms
Dianthe
Gloria
Major Hughes
Peenarig
Fie
Township seeks funds transfer to aid the poor
Florence Bpaulding Tracey Maxwell and A C Johansson trustees ask Commonleas Court for authority to transfer 1500 from the General fund to the Poor fund as the Carter fund is depleted and the township’s poor are in need of aid.
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Florence Bpaulding
Tracey Maxwell
A.C. Johanston
Commonleas
Seels iajumetion on Ohio Bell pole dispute at front yard
Charles L. Snyder filed a common pleas action requesting an injunction to bar Ohio Bell Telephone Company from placing a stub pole in front of his property and from attaching wires to support another pole. He argues the pole interferes with his use of the property and is unsightly.
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Seels
Charles L. Snyder
Gommion Pleas Court
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Desperate Negro Anted Three and Wounds Nine Others
Drew Mississippi December report describes A Prop Pullen a tenant farmer who died after a six hour gun battle with a posse of several hundred men. Pullen killed W T Sanders and wounded 11 pursuing armed men before retreating to a drainage ditch where he was killed.
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Drew
Miss
Pullen
Reetion
Tonya
Postendion
Clarksdale
Truden
W. T. Sanders
Sanders
Posac
Veiled Woman Bandit Sought in Toledo Robberies
Police seek a veiled woman who acted as a bandit with a companion in Toledo. On Saturday night she threatened James Smith at 828 Bush Street with a pistol while her partner searched pockets. Within a week she joined other street robberies, taking small amounts. A third accomplice reportedly fled in a sedan.
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Toledo
Dee
James Smith
Bush Street
Smith
Goldiers Bonus Reintroduced in The House Today
The soldier bonus bill, vetoed earlier, is reintroduced in the House by Representative Melsnale a Republican from Illinois at the urging of Republican veterans. It carries only initial changes from the original bill and seeks quick passage in Congress.
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Washington
Dec
Congress
Leeding
House of Representatives
Robbery at Rivoli Theatre Nets Over $6000
Three men early today bored through a safe door at the Rivoli Theatre on Broadway. They bound and gagged a watchman and escaped with Sunday receipts believed to exceed $6,000 along with other valuables. A night watchman fired, but a hammer thrown at his legs disrupted the robbery.
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New York
Dec
Poe
Rivol Theatre
Broadway
Harmer
Payroll Stolen by Lone Masked Bandit in Columbus
A lone bandit robbed the Sowers Benbow company office in Columbus, seizing about 1185 dollars in payroll. The suspect wore a mask and carried a gun, forcing four clerks to the wall, then fled toward the Norfolk and Western yards where shots were fired at him by yardmaster John Black. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sowers-Benbow Company
Norfolk and Western
John Black
Syardmaster
Scott Scott Pardoned By Ohio Governor For Bribery Conviction
Governor today pardoned former Youngstown Safety Director JB J. Scott who had been serving 2 to 20 years for bribery. Scott was convicted in September 1921 and admitted to the state penitentiary May 19, 1928. The pardon followed actions by the board of clemency and Warden Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Columbia
Hammond convicted of robbery in moonclear court
John Hammond was found guilty by a jury in moonclear court Thursday and sentenced to 10 to 25 years in the Ohio penitentiary. He refused a plea deal, standing trial and swiftly convicted of robbing a man named Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammond
Moonclear Court
Ohio
Hammond
Kelly
Police raid seizes large still and hootch at two homes
Police and secret service operatives raided Harry Hoover’s home at Third and Deck streets last night seizing a 0 gallon still described as among the city’s largest. Two gallons of finished product and corn sugar were also taken. Hoover held for hearing before Mayor Hawkins. Separately Nick Karnish was arrested for possessing thick liquor. two gallons of hootch found. He was arraigned before Mayor Hawkins and fined $400 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Harry Hoover
Hawkins
Nick Karnish
Second victim dies from Wells Street shooting
Roscoe Bradley died at Ohio Valley hospital Gorelock Sunday evening from a bullet wound after a Wells Street dance ended in a fusillade. He was one of three men wounded December first. James Jones died two days later and Leroy Rayner recovered. Police search for Mal Mans and John Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Bradley
Ohio Valley Hospital
Gorelock
Bradley
Wells Street
A. G. Tull
Braltey
James Jones
Leroy Rayner
Life Sentence for Officer's Slayer
Slain officer Patrahnan Prank Koran was killed in a first degree murder case. Clovehind O. Dee, identified as the slayer, received life imprisonment from Judge John C. Iover after a seven man, five woman jury convicted him with a mercy recommendation. The prisoner showed distress in court as tears flowed and he insisted on innocence.
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Clovehind O
Dee
Benjwata Fo Amprough
Patrahnan
John C. Iover
Creager declines Mexican post in White House statement
Creager of Brownsville Texas declined for the present an offer of appointment as ambassador to Mexico. The White House said he would not give up his duties as head of the Republican party organization in Texas. No action was stated on filling the Mexico City post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Qee
Creager
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico
White House
Republican Party
Mexico City
Narcotics Found With Raid of Home
Dayton officers arrested Jesse Ismerick after federal agents raided Emerickh's home finding a full opium smoking setup and several cans of opium. The seizure is linked to the narcotic supply entering Cincinnati in recent weeks.
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Dayton
A. B
Jesse Ismerlck
Polles
Cinelnnatic
Emerickh
Notable residents listed in regional notices
H. C. Phipps, 67, of Fairfield, Town, and Jama A. Wiels, 64, of Smithfield. Joseph Dougherty, 61, of Washington, Pa, and Mryde Allen, 42, of Mingo Junction. Sam Marichelli, 26, and Anna Muazi, 21, both of Ragland. Mike Tanz ear, 31, and Callope Sousares, 21, both of Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Phipps
Fairfield
Town
Jama A. Wiels
Smithfield
Joseph Dougherty
Washington, Pa
Mryde Allen
Mingo Junction
Sam Marichelli
Anna Muazi
Ragland
Mike Tanzear
Callope Sousares
Steubenville
Harmony Club Officials Fined After Raid
Harmony club officials Art Morrisey and Idle Blank insop alleged proprietors on Youth Third Street were fined by Mayor McCann after a raid by John Cole and assistants. Mari sey fined $1000 and Blankinsop $500. Deputy sheriffs arrested Joe Gaddock of Piney Fork for driving his family from home and threatening to kill with a shot gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Art Morrisey
Idile Blankinsoop
Third St
John Cole
McCann
Marrisey
Blankinsop
Joe Gaddock
Piney Fork
Canton grand jury probe not warranted says attorney general
Governor Donahey announced no steps to remove Canton officials after Attorney General Crabbe advised no current condition justifies a special grand jury. Crabbe noted police department morale is at risk but suggested possible action regarding Safety Director Edward B. Curtis, brother of Mayor Curtis, may be required for governor to consider. Curtis likely to be summoned to explain local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dee
Donahey
Canton
Crabbe
Canton Police Department
Department of Publi Safety
Hdward B. Curtis
Chas, Gurtis
Curtis
Insurgent Bloc Stands Against Cummins in Senate Stalemate
Washington December 17 A radical Republican insurgent bloc that has built a Sixty-fifth Congress maintained its stance in the Senate and strengthened its position in the House. After a four day truce to decide a chairman for the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee the insurgents resisted re electing Chairman Cummins and signaled they may shift support to Senator Smith of South Carolina a Democrat to secure his election and end the deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bloe
Senate
House
Senate Interstate Commerce Comimites
Cummins
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Autoists Unhurt In Thirty Foot Drop At Weirton Junction
Four people rode in a nearly new car that plunged thirty feet over an embankment at Weirton Junction on Sunday afternoon. The vehicle, owned by Mrs William Clutter of Winteraville and driven by her daughter, remained upright and none were injured. Railroad workers helped return the car to the road as they were en route to visit relatives near New Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weirton Junction
William Clutter
Winteraville
New Cumberland
State Aid Sought For Narrows Road Repair
Jefferson county commissioners adopted a resolution to seek state aid for rebuilding the Ohio River road from Stratton to the Columbiana county line. The Narrows section is described as the worst piece of road in the county. The board also approved engineer estimates for Hast avenue Irondale repairs Salt Run bridge work and installing a new courthouse water system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Columbiana County
Narrows
Jefferson County
Hast Avenue
Irondale
Salt Run
Court House
Fire Threat Looms Over Columbus Retail District
Fire of undetermined origin in Columbus on December 17 endangered the heart of the retail district and caused about 20000 dollars in damage before it was controlled. Also reports probate actions, a grand jury hold, and a highway robbery hearing with bond set at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Walker
Anna Elizabeth McCue
John W. Wallace
William Carter
David S. Long
Catherine Maria Long
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Dil
CHUM
Fifth
Cheeei Pasquelle
South Sith Street
Antonia Dellaton
Crenbenville
Preble
Pylenzenry
Alvin Tucker
Wofratl
Lobsted
TL Health
Posse
Yeers
O. W. Hospital
Dnaney
Mude
Mal Wil- Mans
Philadelpha Wambler
Heech Bottom
John Browing
Atingo Mill
Canton Gase
Cumming
John Harden
Mary Jane Kirkland
Amsterdam
Arry A. Mason
Ruth M. Weaver
Toornta
Charles Twio
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