Nationals Lose Nervy Opener in Ninth Inning
In a tense ninth inning collapse, Chicago pitcher Johnson shut down the Nationals as their offense stalled after a comeback. Foster and Milan sparked early offense, but decisive late plays by the Chicago defense sealed a 6 4 loss for Washington. Teams traded leads through six with Henry and Collins making key baserunning miscues that shifted momentum before Murphy’s game ending single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber
Dumont
Johnson
Nationals
Foster
Milan
Henry
Murphy
J Collins
Schalk
Leibold
von Kolnits
Russell
Wolfgang
Weaver
E Collins
AH Moeller
Milan Ct
Boo Lom Baa Shanks Ab
Jamiean
Jennaon
Dili
Henri Oc
Ainsmith
OY McBride
Fbrirnier
Terry
J. Callies
Behalkoo
McMullin
Ven
Kolnitz
Wolfeace Y Bor
Hite
Ayers
Mr Johnson
Woltzane
Aga Faewetl
Johnaen
Pe Weang
Ruseeil
Bane
Schalk Marrifhe Aite- Micrirs Collie
Fetech
Ter
Terry To
Fournier
Flemiby
Johnna Omphea
Ant Hildebrand
Indians Hit Freely As Athletics Help Cleveland Win
Cleveland clubbed the ball, capitalizing on Haselbacher's wildness and Witt's errors to topple Philadelphia 12 to 6. Graney led offense with four hits, while Bagby worked behind the plate and Witt contributed for Philadelphia before defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Hasselbacher
Witt
ABA
Aj Philadela
Graney
Wambry
BiWaleh Rf
Bpeaker
Ortronk
Gendt
Chapman
Sking
Turner
Bmchlner Boo
Daly
Bol
Wamilas
Bpaaker
Gand
Aby
Waleh
Wambaganss
Cacmll
Walab
Ry Baghy
Efbacher
Mr Elwee
Metan
Clevelant
Dane
Erora
Stern
Raghby
Hanselbovcher
Air Brotcher
Hy Hagby
Amateur Games Today Across City Courts and Parks
Amateur teams meet today as Potomac Machiolats face Steel Plant at Ana Costa Rosedale, and Giraltar meets Columbia at Rosedale playgrounds. Gathall Church fights Dominic’s St Margaret at Fifth Street and Florida Avenue northeast. Government Marines vs Commerce at Wheel at East Washington under School Reform. Second Baptist at Union League Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
Machiolats
Anacosta
Rosedale
Columbia
Dominic's Va
St. Margaret
Fifth Street
Florida Avenue
Government—Marines Va Commerce
East Waenlogten
Union League Park
Major League Baseball Roundup Yesterday
Walter Johnson both lost and won a game. Hughie High sprained an ankle as Yankee outfielders fielded for a sixth double header win at home. Dodgers and Pirates split a 14 inning twin bill with one run in the ninth. Cubs and Giants pursue Herzog’s services. Judge Landis attacks umpires and players. Crawford considers quitting baseball for politics. Speaker, Jackson, Cobb each had limited hits in slumping performances. Hobi Hitzell batted five for six with a double for the Red Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Hughie High
Yankee
Dodgers
Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Herzog
Judge Landis Flays
Crawford
Speaker
Jackson
Cobb
Hobi Hitzell
Red Sox
Cubs Lose to Giants on Poor Base Running
Chicago fell 8 to 6 to New York as four double plays, three started by catcher Rariden, helped decide the slugfest. Cubs outhit the Giants but erred on baserunning, while Giants hitters belted homers and late defense preserved the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CUBS
Giants
Chicago
New York
Rariden
Elder
Mann
Rume If
Robechwor Rf
Flakorf Ziad
Williams
al Merkie
Alzedue
Bertin
Fincher
Anderson
Ollavendar
Belly
Operkert
Broan
Tatars
Benton
Arewn
Ataotooo Asl Chivage
Nocertyen
Lebert
Rav Ten Keabe
Keds Mater Sud
Rant
Williama
Andereor
Sam Baender
Doolan
Chinagy
Adi
Ora
Tose
Benton de Anderaan
Latenitier
Paskach
Tone Beewa Witt Pita
Benton Mpces
Messre Khim
Boura
Braves Pound Ball in Easy Win Over St Louis 10–1
Boston battering Williams and Jasper crushed the Cardinals in the opener, scoring ten runs as Rudolph held St Louis to six hits. Marmarisie and Wboit paced the offense with key hits, while Williams and Jasper managed modest lines for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vc. Louis
Boston
Williams
Jasper
St. Louis
Rudolph
St Loumarnao
Marang'le
Ghemter If
Beers
Osmith
Maare
Konetsky
Vhamsby
Snadgrisa
O'Wilen
OiGorzslen
Warotiem
Corhas
Willian Po
Tionton Oo
St. Lamia
Marmarisie
Wboit
Magen
Rovetehy
J Smith
Willer
Hornsby
Miller
Marantile
Kerri fAy- Wilnoit
Dorle
Rivers
Honeti
Kenetohy
St Tallia
Halle
Andolph
OM Willams & In
Jaaper
Ligier
Davis and Church Tennis Victors in Cup Singles
Cedarhurst New Jersey and California players won semis at Rockaway Hunting Club. Church beat Leonard Geekman of Princeton 26 3 and Davis defeated A Ho Man Jr, a Yale captain, in a rallying game. Also notes a heat record in golf at Van Courtlandt Park set by James Barnes, and baseball player movements including Muligan and McCarthy released and Wortman joining the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarhurst
George M Church
New Jersey
Willis Davis
Breaks Two Swimming Records at Fleast Race Meet
Results show Bol Gusey winning two-year-old race at 5 furlongs with Figero and Atwell among the bidders. Hampton Dame, Corn Broom and Mona Fox placed in the second race. Jane Streith led in the third with Peep Night and Perugine and others in close pursuit. Seven races detailed with vivid payouts and times, including King Goru and Venetia in longer dash events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purne
Bol Gusey
Robinson
Figero
L. Gentry
Secant
Yellow Sally
McAfee
Atwell
Duchess of Lizwell
Jane Streith
Robins
Fizing
Flo
Ocean Prince
Trajan
Tush | Tah
Margery Aime
Pourtit Hace
L Mite
King Goru
Cooper
Venetia
J Hrown
Fountain Fay
Aindrowe
Prince Albert
Sands of Pleasure
Tridence
Deliver
Father Riley
Cutberti
Hoenir
Larkin
Anna Urazel
Koeelet
Betra Olga
Erin
Purae
Athena
McAtee
Owen
Harry Lauder
Hobinson
Hedge Rose
Baby Cat
Tartless
Hawthorne Racecard Reflects Busy Five Races and Bets
At Hawthorne the card lists five selling races with horses like Royal Tea Orotund James Dockery and Burwood among challengers. Buckets of odds appear including 8 to 1 2 to 5 and 18 to 1 as bettors track purses and times across seven furlongs to an eight furlong schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogine
Royal Tea
H Stearns
Woo
Orotund
Wolatenholm
James Dockery
Hunt
Burwood
Lads Powers
Mater
Wolstenholm
Oakwood Bar
Tayter
Deckland
We Hoag
Finland
Vetver
Fair Wise
Mins Paunie
F. Murphet
Rapid
W Hoag
Acc
Lady Jane Gray
Sty Sand
Tame
Sabet Ruth Strickland
Yallabe
Touire Patning
Furtmge
Hawthorne
Hoac
Cole Hart
W Andress
Serord
Wolatenhaimt
Tos
Bully
Joe” Guidepaet
Sparkle Alae Tan
Imbrd McCaber
Fal & Ty
Ant
HE Stearns
Vand Tote
Fiore Park
Ask Maais
Flack
von Ammet
Almeda Lawrence
Traokegiing
Bae
Water records set by a man and boat at interlake regatta
At Put in Bay Ohio July 19 a hydroplane Miss Minneapolis set the fastest water time. It covered two straight half mile heats at 66 2 3 mph with a preceding 28 1 5 second heat and a 27 2 5 second heat. Owned by Bernard Smith of Algonac Michigan, driven by Smith with mechanician J Smith, the Miss Minneapolis used a 250 horsepower engine and lifted three feet at times. A gallon of gas covered % mile. Also Michael MecDermott of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago set a new 200 yard breast stroke world record in 2 minutes 45 15 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay
Oto
Minneapolis
Interlake
Bernard Smith
Algonac
Mich
J Smith
D C. Smith
Michael MecDermott
The
Tinois, Athletic Club
Chicago
Central A. A. U
Reach Tennis Finals In Terminal Railroads Round
The M C A tennis tournament finished yesterday with Walter Noid defeating GR Stephens 6 1 6 0 to reach the semifinals. Semifinal pairings set J H Black versus Nold and G W Bradt versus V E Graves to be played soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Noid
GR Stephens
J. H. Black
Ve. Nold
G. W. Bradt Va
V. E. Graves
Race Track Entries for Today's Sport
Race card lists multiple races with purses from 400 to 1600 dollars. Entries include horses such as Black Frost, Great Dolly, Innocent Tuez, and Wind Sor. tracks, distances, and conditions noted. Weather clear, track fast, several races feature selling and handicap formats for ages two to eight and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellin
Black Frost
Martanao
Deliver
Great “Dolly
Innocent Tuez
Bright Sands
Princess Fay
Rive Fox
May Bock
Fruit Cake
Commonada
Phil Tagar
Gwana
el Wiley
Russell Square Iimp
May Bird
Spadiz
Qlara Roote
the Carmet
Safety Flrat
IC. Stone
Fair Orient
Haatena
Simlab
Marriemont
Dapheen Dawnon
Neilie Boots
Alen
tFuller
Avling
Purme
Scaramendi
Frivet Fetal
Wolaiz
Birdie Wiliams
Kootenay
Booker BI
Purde
King Box
Samuel A. Meyer
Colonel Gutelius
Noel and Lodge Top Shots in Interstate Trap Events
John Noel of Nashville won the eastern special with 99 breaks in 100 while Harry W. Lodge, a local novice, captured the preliminary handicap with 96 breaks in 100 in the Interstate trap shooting meet at the Keystone Shooting League. Lodge shot from the 19 yard mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Noel
Nashville
Tenn
Harry W. Lodge
Lodge
Six events decided on Cleveland track in North Randall meet
Cleveland Ohio July 19 six events on the program at the North Randall Grand Circuit races. Notable results include Lon b f by Atlantic Express beating Harrods Creek d c by General Watts and other performances across trotting and pacing divisions with purses around 1200 dollars and multiple heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
North Randall
Expressive Lon. B. F
Atlantic Express
Murphy
Beatweens
Harrods Creek
D. c
General Watts
Engleman
Rodney
Boetaal
Jack Mooney
Malcolm Forben
McDonald
Lightsome Watts
B. F
Moko Konen
Ro. c
Cochato
Tatte Watts
Stout
Susan
Mako Cozy
Peter Bing
Peter the Great
Mahon
Ala
Time
The
Reaver
B.h
Searchlight
Camelia
Br. m
Gummer iCoz
Lelia Patehen
Dan
Snow
White Sox
B. m
Dei ‘Goronads
Duarte
Fred Russell
Jerry
General Toda
Todd
Paperanza
Bb. Mu
Carickin
Durfee
Pieien Todd
Tee Toddices
Bonington
B. B
Oy Bellini
Seu Felipe
B. G
Zombro
Danie
I Vanes
Anko Tsturphy
B.m
John B. Cone
Gilbert Petch
Br. H
Ban Patch Dia
Shively
Thomas Earl
Marvin
Derby Custer
Ta_ Belle Outline
Schulec
MacDonald
Harold JT
Mabel Tras
Cox
Frisco
Jones
Virginia
Durtee
Eno
Floyd
Ruaticont
Laramie
de Thonald
Borigran
B. x
de Ryder
Johnson criticizes base ball decision in minority report
July 19 Cincinnati. President B B Johnson of the American League filibusters the national commission ruling in the Newark Newark club case against Brooklyn Newark International League. He says the International League decision was fair and attacks Tener and Herrmann for their majority report. Johnson urges commendation of IL club members for fairness amid losses as Federal League collapse burdened remaining clubs. No claim was filed by Newark owners after Federal League ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
B. B. Johnson
American League
National Commission
H. Ebbets
Brooklyn Nationals
Newark International League
International League
Tener
National League
Herrmann
Johnson
Brooklyn
Newark
Harrisburg
N .F
Agriculture dominates Postoffice in departmental tennis sweep
In the Departmental Tennis League Agriculture took five matches from Postoffice. The third Postoffice team was the only one to win a game against the winners. Agriculture teams defeated Postoffice 6 2, 6 2, 6 2, 5 0, and 2 6 2 in five pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture
Postoffice
Barer
Franks
Stoberts
Burstey
Hart
Shearman
Deqe Postoffice
Gable
Davidson
Cullen
Boyd
Warren and Little
Gorman
Frisette
Postofice
Kelley
Donveliz
Sfkam
Jog and Maresn
Rowell and Nutt
Highlands Sweep In Potomac League Baseball Game
Highlands records a 4 to 2 win in the Potomac League behind strong pitching from Green and Lyons. Key hits include two base drives by Gordon and Sellner with Mortimer and Roche driving in runs. Green allows eight walks while Lyons fends off Vallejo? for the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac League
Highlands
Aba
Raedy
OfRoche
N. Fisher
Powell
Farrell
O Fitegerald
Corninh
Murphy
E. Fisher
Mortimer
Selmner
O'Donnell
Bunchee St
U Gordon
BOL
Sellner
Whamel
Green
Lyona
Totin
Highlands - Oo
Poreau
Ruacher
Kellner
Roche
Fitzgerald
Eighlands
Lyons
Alta
Toscher
Gordon
J Sellner
Bouble
Cornish
Wita Pitech
Printers Triumph Over Hilltops In Rosedale League Bout
Printers outslug Hilltops 6 to 3 in a wild Rosedale League game. Key plays Included a home run by Boetler and two base hits by Stringer, with notable pitching by Mains and Bennett. Errors by Stringer and Wood shaped the late scoring, while left on base tallies favor Printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Arho al Hilttona
Arhor Atringer
Dries
Feldman
McGarry
Gathgens
Redden
Mannas
Witllana
Boetler
Shoemaker
Warrec
Pingler
Offutt
Gu O
Costelio
Bennett
Hilltops
Rang—Stringer
Realth
Bordles
Errora
Stringer
Wood
Warren
Gmltopa
Mains
Aterepringler
Benarett
Four men named for new farm loan board by Wilson
President Wilson weighs a dozen candidates for four places on the new farm loan board. The list includes JL Coulter of Morgantown West Virginia W W Flannagan of New Jersey F J H Engleken of Florida and Gordon Jones of Denver. Secretary McAdoo will serve ex officio as nominations are sent to the Senate within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
New Farm Loan Board
Hollis
Pas Gage
JL. Coulter
Morgantown
W. Va
Flannagan
New Jersey
F. J
Senate
Move to Protect Naturalized Citizens Introduced in Michigan
Representative James of Michigan yesterday introduced resolutions directing the Secretary of State to negotiate treaties with Germany and Austria-Hungary to curb the use of naturalized citizens in the German and Austrian armies and navies and to safeguard American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Michigan
Secretary of State
Germany
Austen-Hagan
Supreme Court docket and probate notices in July 1916
In the District of Columbia, equity, circuit, criminal, and probate divisions list cases with leave to file, extensions, and admin actions. Names include Corington Riggies, Albert Harper, Crandal Mackey, Frick, Gould, and multiple estates such as Annie E. Nashwill and Henry Hayden. Proceedings cover forgeries, wills, letters of administration, and property disputes across numerous firms and counties, with bonds and commissions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Division
Corington Riggies
Albert Harper
Plain AM
G. Percy McGlue Callow
Plalatia
C Janae / Frick
Atolf
Plaindts
Tinlay
Toomer Thorpeon
Ashford
Crandal Mackey Rawenge
Fiza Scott Aid
Fiza Scott Aid Pitied Ay Party
Trenla
Abrame
Revelver Bend
Bob Jones
Thompson & Lasuy
Hirsh Ors Hiren Absolete
Gould
Plaintig’s
AOL Neaiiver
AOP Gwen
Q Th Alwart
Lansion
Lannion Halph
Quinter
Piainritt'a Attorneys
Stinn & Owen
RA. Jones
Rule Return
Justice Gould
Annie E. Nashwill
Angela ‘Lorrens
Bond
SWI
George B Sullivan
Ravelinga
W. O. Smith
Henry Hayden
Charles W. Gil
AL. Newmyer
Fred J Hering
Edgar EB. Rankin
H. G. Watts
J. B. Lichliter
Florenc Becholnick
Paul Stephenson
Order of Publicator
van Dyke
Ary A McGrath
WC Engilat
Thurman B. Redmood
Frederic A. Feening
Frederick A Thompson
Ellan E. Thompson
Flijan
Joseph Miller
Jary T Miller
H. A
H @ Kimball
Mary P Sullivan
Phillipina Lehnert
Alexander Wolf
Ellen Truman
Georges Th Moore
Mapes
Alfred T Hache Carent
Real Estate Transfers Notice Fragment
Real estate transfer notice appears in fragments with unreadable strings and partial lot identifiers. It mentions street names and parcel numbers but lacks complete claimant and fiduciary details.
L. L. Perkins Listed in State Bid Ask
L L Perkins is named in a state bid for a project at Southern Building, with contact and telephone details provided for arrangements and inquiries.
Deeds of Trust Listings Across Several Squares
A chaotic OCR list details deeds of trust across multiple squares and blocks, naming executrices, trustees, and securing interests in numerous properties. It records various building associations, per cent rates, terms, and exact lot and block references, including mentions of Washington Building Association and Fidelity Trust Company along with individual grantors and beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figlessa
Executriz
Ernest L. Schmidt
George M Emmerich
Emma M Inacoheon
Georg M Emmerich
Dougiama
Mackall
Workington
Winkelman
George Mamnerch
Bouglass I. Markall
Washington
Angorlarion
Tiewart E Bellet
Frank A
Louis A Johreon
Mutual Aerial Building Association
Lois al
Christian W. Meyer
Frederick Wo
George M. Emmerich
Trugiase
Markall
John RT. Reever
George A Maddox
Charles R. Wannuer
William
Reeves
Remiannualy
Bolin W. Holbrook
Mare T Holbrowk
Jessie M H Rich
Sedunonary Part Trust
Donahoo
Oppenheimer
Foot
Ruma
Samuel FL Walker
Lyrenne
Jeenehoe
Squahe
Renienin Ho Graver
Wiliam
Congress Heights
Wiliam D. Canteret
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable
Anne Ure
Associaton
Lore
Meruhan
Kennedy Bros
Harry J. Rustetons
Eien Trost Company
Fidelity Trust Company
Cemlanoualis
Bloominguadi Wolf Limanet Ux
Mtheel Morris and
Woloambo Sullivan
Aerure
John Meres
Sonra
Ts Blak B
Trainmen Excursion Promises Recreation at Chesapeake Beach
The nineteenth annual excursion of Columbia Lodge No. 454 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will be July 25 at Chesapeake Beach. The athletic meet is the main feature with events for all abilities. McMahon chairs arrangements. Adama secretary. Metauley treasurer. Official starters Tandy and Anderson. judges Kennedy and Mle Rawley. emcee Doome. Dancing and order committee includes Reavel, Ratcliffe, Ball, Denver, Morlarin, Laxeack, Raeder, Heflin, Watson, Alkine, Crown, Gray, Powers, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Lodge
Brotherhood
Chesapeake Beach
Norice
McMahon
Fcammitee
Adlama
J Metauley
S W Tandy
JW Anderson
JD Kennedy
Mle
Rawley Doome
G W Reavel
J S Ratcliffe
W. S. Powers
T J Desmond
J A S& Danton
J. Bettie
J. A Donohue
Gy King
Pilgrim Nudity Incident Reported in Prince Albert
In Prince Albert Saskatchewan on July 14 authorities jailed ten Doukhobor women and a man after a religious procession led to nude pilgrimages. The group was kept in the provincial jail for months, while others faced shorter sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Maskatchewan
Arrad
Kamaack
Lock Up Casher Get 825000
Fragmentary text mentions a casher and a large amount, 825000, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable to establish a coherent news item.
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Hes
Bufalo
Richmond
Leake
and Reynolds
Engle Onslow
Edmond
Buffalo
Rattersen
Roce
Reynolds Anderson
Gawi
Haley
Toronto
Ratterise—Gmallwood
Egan Bhoeker
Kelly
Furight
Healy
Niewera Pp
Davis and Church
van Courtlandt
James Barnes
Whitemarsh
Macdonald Smth
Seeiseams
Wortman
Shortarop
Hddie Muligan
Mccarthy
Todas
Kansas City Americar Association
William Wortman
Windsor
Empire City
King Baggot
Taplin
Moonlighter
I. McTaggart
Dee Meals
Wagheal
Fiore and
Dyson
Sam McMeekin
Saratoma
J. McTaggart
Super- Intendent
Andes
Tamerlane
Illuminator
Fernroch
Luke
Gut
Ampbell
Roly
Tregart
Hank O'Day
Aldo
Tragedy
Davies
Marie Odite
McCahey
Serond
Queen of the Water
Flattman
Whitney Belle
Hathor
Storm Nymph
Mahree
Mil Boots
Fairbrother
Sun God
Campbell
Keoghts
Lime
Dolina
Griselle
Meecka
Kezian
Herbert Voit- Mer
Mater Sain
Moratea
N.S Way
Lms
Poade Mart
Mali
Ady
Hinges
Fitmnon Boat Club
Detroit
Connor
Buffalo Yacht Club
Stearns
Conner
Mabon
Houffalo Yacht Club
Beconib
Princess
Hamilton 4. C
Noid
Stephens
M. Cc. A
Golden Fox
Daddy Longlege
the Knocher
Tom McTaggart
County Court
Jack’ Carl
Sir William Johnson
Garbage
Toweasa
High Noon
Delancey
Prince of Como
Lady Terewa
Coquette
Mars Henry
Think Rice
Woodward
Set Square
Republican
Nephthia
Saris
J. J. Tilia
Napier
Aberfeldy
Shyness
Arrow Ataken
Turlonga
Sir Whitlam Johnson
Ronnie Tees
Hanherk
Pollux
Erar Nougbt
Dr. Gremer
Narmar
Mary Estelle
Malfou
Golden Gate
Gertrude Marle
George C. Love
Ida Mae
the Baroness
Atmea T
Thotsle
Kathryn Gray
Doc Menth
Irenrolds
Moelogene
Salsors
Lycia
Jovial
Bignorette
Wiladin Tad
Burt Thurman
Ales Getz
Pitthry
Mae
Brooke Felt
Indignoty
Morristens
Rossom
Sartts
Derama
Anneter
Ralph
George
Noel
Morning Telegraph
the Krocker
Maree Henry
Kenessa
Woolward
J. J. Lillis
Hauberk
Conning Tower
Maifon
Gertrude Marie
Nonesuch
Cinetanat! Enquirer
Daddy Longlegs
Lady Teresa
Basin
Sprint
Normar
Commensia
Innocent Ines
Blue Fox
Kama
Sweet Colleen
Runes
Philtingar
Captain Marchmont
Booker Bitl
Hamuel R. Meyer
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Marianoa
Innocent Inez
Blue Fur
Ranes
Ormutu
the Carmel
Bill Wiley
Booker Bill
King Pox
Lydia
Luck
Intention
Lady Mildred
Berlin
High Gear
Williama Bros
Shine
Bert Thurman
Luzzi Morristown
Brookfield
Marjorie D
Charles Francis
Harwood
Cincinnati Enquirer
Salsora
Lachin
Dash
Tierlin
Rhine
Alex Gets
Langhorne
George Hoeach
Louise Green
Aggies
Printers
UP For Farm Loan Board
the Daily Legal Record
Ednesday
Circuit Division
Jumes Covington
Hanback
Washington Hallway and
Flertune Company
Wright & Wampler Sully
Mommond Tae
Glance
Chamberlin
George FP. Hoover
McKenney & Flannery
United States
Martin K. Bostik
Limon
A. Bent
Charles 3
Shreve
Sugene
Rice Fappelant
G. D Mayhagh Appeal
Plafoit
J. ¢ Hammack
Autit Company
Max Levitan Appeal
Attownesa
McLanahan & Burton
Mas Tantnek
Cay Hashbeck
Nest
Washington Irawar and Electric Company
BIA Platte
D. T. Wright
Tom Wan
Washington Taltans and Plectri Company
Han Plas Attornern
Wright
Tom Woevpier
Warhington Fy Sherete Company
Attormere
oPythian Hall
Williame
Procter
AMD
Clarence FE
John B. Gierlen
J. Dawson Ma
Hattle M
Callow
John FA
James Noo
Hughes
DE Clarke Xosao
Ann MacDulaner
Lanna
Joseph Gas
Almeney
Cowie
Pauline Secua
A Winship Wheatley
John Brown
Brown
Seorge
Burton
Cnet
Connecticut
Joseph BR oBuer
White Haven
John BO Frrace
Eugene S Xzan
Joseph RoNalles
Chare
Rice
Mount Cnlearant
ASI
Pleasant Plains
Stuart
Benjamin H Gmiver
Harry Tee Rust
Wrenee
L. L. Perkins
Tee
Southern
Columbia Lodge of Brotherhood
Reranaba
Mpha
Beppe
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