Polish air hero perished in Azores crash details shared
The July crash of Marshal Pilsudski’s bi plane near Santa Cruz on Graciosa Island left Major Louis Idzikowski dead and co pilot Casimir Kubala alive but injured. Kubala attempted multiple rescues as locals and authorities worked amid a fire and an explosion. Idzikowski remained trapped under wreckage until dawn.
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Horta
Azores
Fiier
Louis Idzikowski
Graciosa Island
Marshal Pilsudski
Casimir Kubala
Paris
United States
Santa Cruz
Kubala
Major Kabdala
Idzikowski
River steamer race on the Ohio draws crowds and legends
Cincinnati July 15 two famed river packets the Betsy Ann and the Tom Greene race from Cincinnati to New Richmond over twenty one miles to settle who rules the Ohio yet the Betsy Ann seeks a comeback victory after last year’s famous loss to the Christ Greene the Tom Greene captain predicts speed while Captain Way of the Betsy touts a narrow advantage in width and a glory filled display for river fans
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Cincinnati. O
Robert E. Lee
Natchez
Ohio River
Betsy Ann
Lower
Mississippi
Tom Greene
Ohio
Cincinnati
New Richmond
Betsy Ann Wes
Chris Greene
Betsy
Tom Greens
Frederick Way
Christ Greene
Captain Way
Cinc Nnatians
Tam
Tom
Greene
Tom Greem
Bill
Local Social Notes Reflect East Lorain Visitations
A flurry of visits and calls from Lorain to Elyria and Amherst marks a busy period. Mrs. Nellie Myers joins her daughter, while Mrs. Mary Andress of Eaton is hospitalized in Elyria, rest assured by friends. Local families including the Chambers and Morris share gatherings, dinners, and weekend travel, with a parade of relatives from Murray Ridge to Marion.
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Eaton
Frank Findley
Lorain
J. G. Morris
Earl Johnson
L. W. Johnson
P. L. Chambers
Ann Whiton
Amherst
James Bertie
Bellvue
Penn
Harver Chambers
Jean Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Florence Reese
H. C. Chambers
W. Reese
John Beasley
Warren
Marion
Scott
Rosalind Lewis
A. Keisel
Paritas Springs
Gladys Dunice
Elyria
C. E. McIntire
Erie
Penna
Lauretia Rotamer
Local bumper collision adds two drivers to police reports
Bumpers on autos driven by H. H. Trumphy of 419 Oxford Avenue and Charles Novotiny were damaged when the two cars came together Monday at the Clark and Winckles intersection, police reports stated. Police placed six red traffic violation tags on city autos yesterday. four for overtime parking and two for parking after dark without tail lights.
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H. H. Trumphy
Oxford Avenue
Charles Novotiny
Clark and
Winckles Street
Local police recover Deuble Chevrolet sedan
The Lorain police department reported finding a Chevrolet sedan owned by Ralph Deuble of 235 Harwood Street. Local authorities notified Deuble Monday night about the discovery.
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Ralph Deuble
Harwood Street
Lorain
Deuble
Tools Stolen From West Avenue Carpentry Outfit
Police report a complete carpenters tools set stolen last weekend from a location on West avenue. The tools belonged to John Spehar of 1636 New Hampshire Avenue Lorain.
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West Avenue
John Spehar
New Hampshire Avenue
Lorain
Injunction Sought To Stop Pickets At Local Plant
Electro-Alloys Company filed in common pleas court asking an injunction against the local International Moulders Union to halt ongoing picketing at the plant. The suit, heard tomorrow at 9, notes the union men were dismissed June 29 and a strike began July 1 with 10 to 14 picketers at all times, alleging replacement workers were molested by strikers.
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Electro-Alloys Company
Common Pleas
International Moulders Union
Common Pleas Court
Urge Buying of Coal in Elyria for Winter
Elyria coal dealers urge residents to buy coal now for winter. They say prices are lower in summer, the ground is firmer, and lawns won’t be damaged by driveways. Those who purchase early are considered fortunate as cold weather approaches.
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Elyria
City to Request Tax Money From County Auditor
A city council passed a resolution to request an advance of thirty thousand dollars from the county auditor as part of the city’s share of taxes. City Auditor Alex Schilleman said some funds might be needed before the regular June tax distribution.
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Alex Schilleman
Death of Carl Jockstettler in Cleveland Hospital
Carl Jockstettler died last night at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland after a lingering illness. He had been brought there last Thursday for surgery and had been convalescing at the home of his cousin Mrs William Hochensbel of Cleveland street. The funeral will be held in Cleveland on Thursday July 18.
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Carl Jockstettler
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
William Hochensbel
Cleveland Street
Death of William Bloedorn at Elyria Memorial Hospital
William Bloedorn aged 42 of 990 East Thirty-fourth Street Britain died Monday morning July 15 at eight o clock in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are in the hands of a Lorain undertaker.
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William Bloedorn
Thirty-fourth Street
Britain
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Wellington Village Council Meeting Wellington
The Wellington village council held a regular meeting in the mayor’s court room. Deputized patrols were authorized for Wilbur Beaver part time. A B Jones received a permit to replace a gasoline pump and tank. The budget for the coming year was adopted. Fire Chief Lyn Coates requested four new hydrants and hourly pay for on duty firemen. committee referrals followed.
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Wellington
Wilbur Beaver
A. B. Jones
Lyn Coates
Prospect St
Railroad Street
Andrew's Hotel
Coates
Shower Held for Mrs Beal After Wedding
A Manning street gathering hosted by Mildred Snyder Carman Mildred Murray Dorothy Hughes and Dorothy Manning honored Hazel Edward Beal with a pink and white themed shower. About thirty guests attended as a toy cannon with gifts arrived via a Uncle Sam dressed Teddy Jones in a coaster wagon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Duff and Mrs Beal and refreshments served.
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Mrs. Beal
Manning
East Main Street
Mildred Snyder Carmen
Mildred Murray
Dorothy Hughes
Dorothy Manning
Hazel Edward Beal
Teddy Jones
Uncle Sam
John Duff
Beal
Extensive Repair Program At College
Oberlin Ohio July 16 The college plans extensive repairs costing about 150000 with major items including a new astronomical dome on Peters Hall a complete overhaul of the power plant smokestack and a new stairway in Warner Hall Renovations also include converting a recently bought house at 180 West College for a men’s dormitory reorganizing first floor space in the Martin Block for the purchasing agent and offices A private research lab is set up in Peters Hall basement for Professor Howe Plumbing roof and carving work are listed along with re painting and minor repairs across dormitories and athletic facilities
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Oberlin, O
Doren E. Lyon
Peters Hall
Warner Hall
West College Street
Martin
East College Street
F. W. Tobin
Westervelt Hall
Ats
Warner Gymnasium
Morrison, Nichols
Aflac Bachror
Professor Howe
Department of Physics
Organic
Severance
Keep Cottage
Warner and
Rice Halls
Picnic Planned by First Baptist Ladies at Vermilion on July 17
The Ladies Aid Society and Missionary Society of the First Baptist church announce a picnic at Vermilion-on-the-Lake hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Edwards on Wednesday July 17.
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The
Ladies’ Aid Society and Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Mrs. C. O. Edwards
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
The Monday Night Club Visit and Vermilion Dinner Scene
The Monday Night Club would visit Clair Hill with his son. Mr and Mrs J W Shook and Mr and Mrs Hugh Kane enjoyed Sunday dinner at Vermilion in a small social gathering.
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Clairs Hill
J. W Shook
Hugh Kane
Vermilion
Bridge party at the Kendeigh home Amherst
Pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kendeigh of Amherst last evening. The diversion of the evening was bridge. Following the games light refreshments were served. Mrs. Kendeigh and Mrs. B E Spaulding of Oberlin were hostesses. The LaPetite Club plans a picnic at Mrs. Gladys White’s Lakewood home today.
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Milo Kendeigh
Amherst
Bridge
Kendeigh
BE. W. Spaulding
Oberlin
The
LaPetite Club
Gladys White
Lakewood
Social Club Hosts Guests and Homebound Plans
Mrs. C. F. Spitler entertained the 1. T. Y. T. M. Club with guests Mrs. DeForest Pratt of Cincinnati and Mrs. Freeland McCallister of Florida. A social evening ended with late refreshments. Dr. W. R. Greig returned from Marietta where he conducted a clinic. Mary Elmore left for a Georgian Bay cottage to spend the summer, with Miss Henry joining in August. Grace Hill sails in August on the Caronia to India to resume Baptist Board duties. Professor F. O. Grover leaves for Winter Park Florida for ten days with family. Elizabeth Henderson will sketch in Clouchester Mass. Rebecca Neodemus returns from Cleveland art studies.
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C. F. Spitler
Mary Elmore
Georgian Bay
Can
Henry
F. O. Grover
Forest Street
Winter Park
Florida
M. Grover
Eulie
Anne Grover
Elizabeth Henderson
Clouchester
Mass
Rebecca Neodemus
Cleveland
Cleveland School of Art
Dangerous lake conditions prompt warnings after drowning near Vermilion
In Elvria a top lifeguarded pool is praised while lake swimming is deemed dangerous due to high waters and strong under tow from northeast winds and rains. A drowning occurred last week at Linwood Park in Huron County near Vermilion-on-the-Lake.
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Elvria
Linwood Park
Huron County
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Abandoned Harley Found on Fourth Street Reported
Police seized an abandoned Harley-Davidson with license MC 6867 found on Fourth Street last night and placed it in police custody.
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Fourth Street
Conventions of Society Spurned By Participants In English Colony Site
WHITEWAY COLONY near Stroud England hosts 130 residents with varied beliefs on marriage living in a free, unconventional community. Tolstoyan origins, collective ownership, and evolving social rules shape a settlement where formal marriage status and free unions coexist, leading to complex family arrangements and a diverse social life.
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Whiteway
Stroud
England
London
Timbuctoo
Washington
White Mountains
George
Nellie
United Press
Sylvia
Sylvia Pankhurst
Butt
Birthday party honors a Wellington child
Jean Alice Greetham celebrated her third birthday with ten young friends at home yesterday. Attendees included Ernestine and Anna Stanbury, Robert and Junior Farnsworth, Bernie Richmond, Ralph Ruth and Alberta Radcliffe, and Ethel Greetham. Local families and neighbors are mentioned in a series of social notes including visits, outings, and club activities spanning Wellington and nearby towns.
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Jean Alice Greetham
Ernestine
Anna Stanbury
Robert
Junior Farnsworth
Bernie Richmond
Ralph
Ruth
Alberta Radcliffe
Ethel Greetham
Damage claim over rough Huron Street near West Street
Council heard John Block of Twelfth Street seek damages for a ruined tire and tube after his auto hit a hole at the Huron Street West Street corner. The claim was referred to the Finance committee. A resident, Mr Konsesky of Wolfe Court, urged action on wash-outs at Wolfe Court end, water running down the street for eight feet. The matter was referred to the Streets and Sidewalks committee and the Service Director.
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Huron Street
West Street
John Block
Twelfth Street
Konsesky
Wolfe Court
Council
Stolen 1926 Oldsmobile in Cleveland on Woodland Avenue
Leonard Hines reports a 1926 Oldsmobile touring car stolen last night from its parking spot on Woodland Avenue near 6Sth street. The vehicle, license D-6153, was taken around 9 p.m. today he told police.
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Leonard Hines
Center Street
Cleveland
Woodland Avenue
Hines
Amherst Wed Cleveland Girl In Pretty July Wedding
Miss Mildred Young daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Young of Cleveland wed Charles Mollison son of Mrs Lizanne Mollison of Amherst on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the Cleveland Methodist parsonage Rev J Egian officiating The bride wore white chiffon georgette with pink rose and baby’s breath bouquet Bridesmaid Miss Christina Mollison wore yellow chiffon georgette Best man was Elmer Young Uncle of the bride Afterward light refreshments were served. guests from Cleveland Marietta Lorain and Amherst They will reside on Milan avenue Amherst after a short East honeymoon Mollison attended Amherst schools and works at L S Automatic Co Register of marital union and future home stated.
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Cleveland
Amherst
Cleveland Methodist Parsonage
Mildred Young
Edward Young
Charles Mollison
Lizanne Mollison
Taylor Street
J. Egian
Christina Mollison
Elmer Young
Marietta
Lorain
East
Milan Avenue
Mollison
Cleveland High School
L. S. Automatic Co
Social Notes From Cleveland and Nearby Towns
Local families hosted and visited over the weekend from Cleveland to Elyria and Vermilion on outings and dinners. The Misses Schmauch, Grugel, McCoy and Martin join others at Vermilion on the Lake while clubs and church societies meet in Brownheim and South Amherst. Attendees include the Philbys, Tisdales, Whitleys, Collands, Stiwalds, Marlowes, Menzs, Kreegers, and Patchetts with trips to Toledo and Cedar Point noted.
Markets Chicago cash quotations and grain prices
Chicago butter market shows receipts of 13 388 tubs with extras 39 1 2c and 40 1 4c, eggs at 18 091 cases with extra firsts 32c and firsts 31 1 2c, poultry alive steady with 2 cars received, wheat No 3 red 1.34 to 1.35 1 2, No 3 hard 1.35, corn No 1 mixed 99 and No 1 yellow 99 1 2c to 1.00, oats No 2 white 45 50c and No 3 white 46 1 2 to 48 1 2c.
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Chicago
Market Report Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Steady
Hogs receipts 1100 holdovers 37 market uneven steady 20c lower sows and stages steady 950 350 Ibs 11.35 12.40 200 250 Ibs 12.15 12.60 160 200 Ibs 12.40 12.67 130 160 Ibs 12.50 12.60 90 139 Ibs 12.35 12.50 Packing Sows 9.75 10.25 CATTLE receipts 250 Calves 450 market generally steady Beef Cows 8.00 9.50 Low Cutter and Cutter Cows 6.25 7.00 feeders 15.50 18.50 SHEEP receipts 600 market steady Top Fat Lambs 15.50 bulk Fat Lambs 14.60 1.50 bulk Cull Lambs 12.00 12.60 bulk Fat Ewes 6.00 7.00
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Ealers
Hogs, cattle, calves and sheep market report
Receipts for hogs total 350 with market steady. Prices ranged from 11.75 to 12.50 for heavies and mid weights, workers 12.00 to 12.40. Cattle receipts light, market steady. Calves light, market strong. Sheep and lambs light with steady market.
Grain and hay prices from Toledo and Wheat markets
The list shows TOLEDO-WHEAT No. 2 red at 1.41 with 142, CORN No. 2 yellow 1.07 and 11 2 1.08 1 2, OATS No. 2 white 53 54c, BARLEY No. 2 70c, RYE No. 2 1.19, CLOVER SHED cash domes tic old and new 16.00 cash imported old 1275 new 13.25, TIMOTHY cash old and new 2.70.
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Toledo
Timothy
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Wheat Corn Oats Flax Quotes
Market brief with grain and oil prices including Minneapolis flour at 20 cents higher in car load lots. Wheat No 1 northern at 1.44 to 1.45, No 1 red durum 1.26 1/2 to 1.28 1/2, July 1.42 1/4, Sept 1.44 7/8, Dec 1.47 3/8. Corn No 3 yellow 96 98 cents. Oats No 3 white 47 48 cents. Flax No 1 at 2.86 1/2 to 2.90 1/2. Bran at 27.00 to 27.50. Shipments 26,079 barrels.
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Minneapolis
Insurance rate reductions cut annual costs for dwellings
The bureau reports continued downward movement in averages with new reductions. All brick and frame approved dwellings in classes 1 S inclusive of public fire protection see a 4 cent per 100 per year cut. Three year rate for these houses drops 2.5 times the annual cut, about 10 cents. Brick approved roof dwellings in classes 1 6 see the annual rate fall from 414 to 10 cents, and the three year rate drops from 35 to 25 cents. Contents receive the same reductions.
Filipino leader pushes plebiscite for independence
Smoot notes insincerity of Filipino demands and interrupts his speech to urge independence. The Philippine spokesman calls on Congress to authorize a plebiscite, predicting at least ninety percent will vote for freedom. He accuses selfish interests of stirring anti independence sentiment in the United States and asserts Americans would vote to free the islands today.
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Philippine
Congress
Elyria Firm Incorporates Paradise Company in Ohio
Elyria Theew Paradise Company is incorporated in Columbus, Ohio, with 100 shares at par value. Founders include C. A. Taangadas, George D. Peppas, and Nicholas D. Peppas. The filing date is July 16 in Elyria.
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Elyria Firm
Columbus
Elyria Theew Paradise Company
C. A. Taangadas
George D. Peppas
Nicholas D. Peppas
Thistledown Track To Stay Closed Despite Win
Cleveland July 16 No attempt will be made to reopen Thistledown track for racing despite Edward P Strong owner winning a court fight over alleged gambling. Justice Penty discharged Strong and two employees after ruling no Ohio statute bans the cages contribution system. Sheriff Hanratty vows to close the track if it reopens and argues the system breaches state law and court authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thistledown
Edward P. Strong
Strong
Edward J. Hanratty
Justice of the Peace
Myron J. Penty
Justice Penty
Ohio
Hanratty
Justice of the Peace Court
Scoreboard snapshot of baseball champions and results
Yesterday’s standout William Watson Clark limited Cincinnati to four hits and won his third straight for the Robins in Brooklyn’s 4 2 victory. Pirates extended theirEastern tour by beating the Braves 4 0. Cubs split a Philadelphia doubleheader 9 6 and 7 0 to gain a half game. Ruth homered as Yankees beat Tigers 7 6 to pull within a half game of the A’s. White Sox toppled Washington 4 2 in eight hitter Ed Walsh’s win in Chicago. St Louis beat Boston 10 3 as Stewart allowed seven hits.
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William Watson Clark
Cincinnati
Robins
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Braves
Boston
Brandt
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Cubs
Chuck Klein
Phils
Babe Ruth
Detroit
New York Yankees
Tigers
Yanks
Cleveland
Young Ed Walsh
White Sox
Chicago
Washington
Marberry
Liska
St. Louis
Boston Red Sox
Stewart
Freight Train Piles Up Near Columbus
Twenty cars of a Hocking Valley freight train derailed on the out skirts of Columbus after a journal dropped from a car. The wreck tore up the track for more than a quarter of a mile but no injuries were reported.
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Columbus
Hocking Valley
Tiny ancient races told in a historic tradition
A brief note describes a tradition from certain countries about races of diminutive beings. It portrays them as very small, with hands capable of using flint arrow heads and scrapers that today seem like toys.
Fairy-Faith Time Terms Reflect Fear of Named Fairies
Residents of Fairy Faith time avoided naming fairies and instead used cautious labels such as gentry people of peace Fair Folk and good ladies to reference them, signaling deep superstition and protection of the unseen beings.
Belief in Spirits and Exorcism Across the Malay Peninsula
Across the Malay Peninsula belief in many orders of good and bad spirits, demon possession, exorcism, and the power of black magicians is widespread, reflecting deep folk practices and cultural traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malay Peninsula
Dreaming Minds Help Solve Problems in Sleep
Some researchers note that dreaming involves reasoning memory and mathematical thinking with instances of problem solving occurring during sleep.
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Lane
Vincent Sirs
Edith Morris Kd F
Tralx
Pompeii
Mary B. Greene
Greene Line
Carl Dockstettler
MKS
Esther Alfsen
North Park Street
W. R. Greig
Tolstoy
Whiteway House
Iit
Noel
Irs
Fred Greetham
Glen Richmond
Chippewa
Mariah Miller
Fremont
John Greetham
Child Conservation League
Guy Phelps
Ror McCormack
Burton Payne
Phyllis Hughes
Kent
Carl] Townsend
First Wellington Bank
Floyd Irish
John Hughes
Con Edward
Dorothy
Lee Wadsworth
Todi
Hughes
Wadsworth
Milton Elliott
Rocky River
Frank Baker
A .C. Neidhardt
Spencer
Lawrence Baker
Durrell Batties
West Main Ctrest
Converse
West Main
West Sis
Lorain County Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Century Park
R. Barber
Fred Philby
Mary
Wanda
Frederick
Gerald
R. K. Tisdale
Park Avenue
Audrey Schmauch
Kathryn Grugel
Nadine McCoy
Grace Martin
Goldie Kreeger
P. W. Whitley
Ervin Bryant
Ashtabula
Cecil Perkins
Painesville
Bert Reynolds
Brownheim
Fred Jones
Charles Bryant
R. L. Menz
Shirley
Lena Menz
Edna Menz
Marr Lersen
Carl Menz
Cedar Point
Wir
H. A. Williams
William Coburn
Bessie
Burton
Marr Mahkorn
George Becker
Charles Fisker
Albert Kreeger
Minnie Nickel
Harmon Kreeger
Jaimajiv
Frank Dratres
Richard
Edward Menz
Edward
Michigan
Midland
Bar City
Benton Harbor
Mich
Anola
Ind
Belle Brosicker
Almon
T. A. Patchett
Stt. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charco
Holy Name Society of
St Joseph's
Otto Knobie
Henrietta
Ladies’ Society of the Concresational Church
Nellie Schaeffer
Harry Williams
Cleveland Livestock
Toledo Livestock
Minneapolis Grain
Court Street
Jack Scott
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Willie Sherdel
New York
Max Slatzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Carter
ACME
O'Donnell Paint and Wall Paper Co
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