Miller pushes to reset District traffic speeds and rules
Representative Miller of Delaware seeks to expire the current year old District traffic laws and raise speed limits within the city. He proposes new maximums from 12 to 25 miles per hour in built up areas and 30 miles per hour outside limits, plus marginal corner and intersection rules. The measure was referred to the District committee for consideration.
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Miller
Delaware
House
Thomas W. Miller
Representative Johnson
New York Produce Market Roundup and Prices
New York produce notes show buttercreamery extras and firsts with mixed receipts and varying prices. Nearby hens and browns, white milk products, and stored stock featured with unsettled sugar and flour markets and pork firin.
Copper and Tin Prices Stabilize in New York Market
The Metal Market report from New York on March 1 shows copper steady near 28.50 with nearby futures steady, tin firm with spot at 101, and copper prices quoted around 370G 270 with futures edges. Market notes indicate limited movement across copper and tin despite fluctuating asks and bids.
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New York
Oelectrolstivr
Nat Exchange Fitobes
Fomton
New York Grain Market Brief Inaccurate OCR Fragment
Grain notes from New York show March wheat prices easing with futures shifting to May. Mentions No 1 hard red spring and No 2 yellow corn trading near steady levels, with references to Duluth and Manitoba unclear in OCR.
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New York
Duluth
Sayaml Neo
Manitoba
Tf Oo
District in Congress Senate Hearings on Chamberlain Amendment
Hearings continued before the District committee on the Chamberlain constitutional amendment granting the District full voting rights for President Vice President senators and representatives. Agitation over the Borland eight hour work day rider subsided as members weighed the latest international crisis over President Wilsons submarine policy. Representative Miller of Delaware introduced a bill for new speed laws boosting city street limits from 12 to 18 miles per hour.
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HOUSE
Borland
Wilson
Miller
Delaware
Gude Named Exalted Ruler of Local Elks Lodge
William F. Gude was elected exalted ruler at the Elks annual election in the Elks Home. The vote was unanimous as Sam Richards, retiring ruler, welcomed the new head. Richards will serve as local lodge representative at grand lodge meetings and Baltimore convention. Other officers elected include Fred J. Mersheimer, John Baltz, William Evans, William Shelby, M. G. McCormick, and Thomas J. King.
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William F. Gude
The
Elks
Gude
Samuel Richards
Richards
Grand Lodge
Baltimore
Fred J. Mersheimer
John Baltz
William J. Evans
William 3S. Shelby
M. G. McCormick
Thomas J. King
Augustus Heimer Funeral Services Held for 78 Year Old
Augustus Heimer 78, longtime office employee of the sixth auditor, died Sunday. Funeral services were Tuesday afternoon at Congressional Cemetery with Rev. F. W. Johnson officiating. The service included members from Columbia Commandery No. 2 K T Eli Carson Post G A R and Naval Lodge No. 4 F A A M. Heimer affiliated with Almas Temple Mystic Shrine. Survived by four children Lester Heimer New York Frank P Heimer Boston Mrs Hattie Howland Oakville Conn and James F Heimer Washington.
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Augustus Heimer
Congressional Cemetery
F. W. Johnson
Grace Baptist Church
Columbia Commandery
No. 2
K. T
Eli Carson Post
Naval Lodge
No. 4
Heimer
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Lester Heimer
New York
Frank P. Heimer
Boston
Hattie Howland
Oakville
Conn
James F. Heimer
Baltimore Markets Report March 1 Prices
Baltimore markets report quiet wheat with spot and March prices for No. 2 red across regional markets. Poultry prices list alive birds, roosters, ducks, pigeons, and geese with varying weights and regional designations. Butter and eggs show multiple graded categories and regional references across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and surrounding states.
Police News In Brief: Robberies Reported Across Northwest District
Police filed brief reports of robberies yesterday in which items including an overcoat, green hat, dark velour hat, velvet collar overcoat, silver mesh bag, dark coat and block plane, roll of bills, black handbag, automobile tools, a gold watch, a camera, and clothing were stolen from residences and stores in the Northwest area. Victims include G. G. Loeffler, Esther Jones, R. L. Darden, Mrs. EH Hazen, Ernest Perry, Mrs. Nina Lysle, Sylvia Wright, Dr. E. L. Jones, Gene Edwards, and E. C. Taylor, among others. The incidents occurred at locations such as Belmont Street NW, Ninth Street NW, Thirteenth Street NW, Wyoming Avenue NW, Nineteenth and Riggs Streets NW, New York Avenue NW, Bancroft Place NW, and Ashmeade Place NW.
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Chinchilla
G. G. Loeffler
Belmont Street
Esther Jones
Ninth Street
Hall
Twelfth
U Streets
R.L. Darden
Thirteenth Street
H. Hazen
Wyoming Avenue
Ernest Perry
Fourteenth Street
Nineteenth and Riggs Streets
Nina Lysle
New York Avenue
Sylvia Wright
Biltmore Street Northwest
Dr. E. L. Jones
Bancroft Place
Gene Edwards
Twelfth Street
E. C. Taylor
Ashmeade Place
Voice at Ballot Box urges constitutional grant of voting rights
Theodore W. Noyes told Senate committee that District residents deserve full representation in Congress and urged quick action on the Chamberlain constitutional amendment to grant citizens of the District the right to vote for president, vice president, senators, and representatives. He warned a territorial delegate would be only a legislative agent, not real national representation, and noted District voters support uniting behind the amendment despite local governance disputes. He emphasized Washington's residents form a strong voting constituency and urged immediate passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Senate
Theodore W. Noyes
House
Noyes
Senssi
Congress
District Court News and Public Notices Highlights
Trustees in a bankruptcy dispute against J William Henry and Benjamin W Woodruff challenge Henrys discharge alleging 31 book keeping failures and asset concealment of 5520 dollars while disputing a 31695478 debt to the firm Lewis Johnson Co. plus road widening plans for Benting road and various court actions including maintenance, a life-term murder ruling, assault conviction, and multiple civil suits and adoptions in the District Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miller Kenyon
H. Rozier Dulany
Byron A. Graham
J. William Henry
Benjamin W. Woodruff
Lewis Johnson & Co
District Supreme Court
Mr. Henry
Henry
Leon Tobriner
Dc. C. Tucker
I. Prescott Gatley
Legal Record of Supreme Court Docket and Adjournments
The document lists admitted practitioners from Kansas City and Washington, the cases No. 216 Esteban de la Itoma v Agneda Benedicto de la Ruma, No. 209 Minerals Separation Limited, No. 762 New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Co v James Winfield, and No. 761 Erle Railroad Co v Amy L. Witteld, with continued argument and adjournments. It covers calendar postings for trials, motions, and district court divisions including Circuit and Criminal divisions, detailing numerous case numbers, parties, attorneys, and procedural steps, plus probate and bankruptcy orders and forthcoming trial dates.
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McKenna
Justice Holmes
Hughes
van Devanter
Justice Pitney
McReynolds
Kenneth McC. DeWeene
Kansas City
Michael D. Manley
Washington
George William Ritter
Toledo
Ohio
William M. Tidwel
Waxahachie
Tex
Ross Harris
Wichita
Kans
Esteban de la Itoma
Agneda Benedicto de la Ruma
Minerals Separation, Limited
James M. Hyde
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
James Winfield
H. J Hinman
Robert DB. Whalen
William L. Visseber
Erle Railroad Company
Plaintt
Amy L. Witteld
George $. Hobart
Harry Lane
Gilbert Collins
Mountain ‘Munber Company
State of Washington
I. Markee Stiginge
Real Estate Transfers in Washington Area Listings
A compilation of transfers across Washington Heights to Capitol Street areas listing multiple parcels with lot numbers square designations and stamp taxes. Names include Jom J Flanagan Katharyn B Fox Uriel C Haysef George T dantmyers Aaron Caywood Ida B O'Neill Raymond J Vierbu chen and others with parcel details across 14th Street Northwest Capitol Street Northeast and adjacent blocks.
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Washington Heights
Jom
Capitol Street
Thomas Stewart
Corumbia
Evans
Olive
Hantons
ST Capitol
Lemuel Yo Laartin
Shoemaker
M. Beckett
Raymond
Bos Stamper
SH McDaniely
Butchen
Square
Wan
Liquistrom
Hall
Driesa
Frese
Eighteenth Street
Gebicke
Sweetay East
Simon Lyon Et
Washington Lane
Bebee
Bardin
East Capitol
Ira M
Fyey
Colbert Sefton
Wheeler
Wayne
Jo Same
Raine
Hater
Ev Inprenth Street
Mowe Oy Stubbs
Aera Gnl
Merrill
C . Leas
Aeteenth
Atreetp
Madison M. Pereag
Engslaving Ant Printing
Coast Survey
Arcade League
Eenth
Naflongien
Tracy Sinats Neen
Ford
Gremre
Saea
Segasl
Eighteenth
H. Anton Hrummaller
Raymon J
Stampa
Safaris
Helments
Seventeenth
Byrd
Sen
Aubrey H. Staples
Rison
Loty
Square Lom
Houston
Roppert
Beowny
Stanford
Armiger
Rteentil
Asain
Allen C
Clark
Mquace
jReauss
Sieltind
Masonic Leagie
Interbureau
Woeatter Marky Forestry
Helphimste
Pentalpha
Columbia
Benth Street
Wises Merrit
Chiswell
Michael J. Ale Nnarris
Ackman Keane
Eton
Mwinfre
Bart Capitol
Raymond J. Weirbuchen
Lota
Mt I'leanant
Stansbury
Renate Fa
Mt Ous
Williamas! Ee
Drenatun
Richards
Amiene
Swan
Cightrenth Street
Rand
Henry M. Rowe
Grace Washingeos City Tenpin League
National Capital League
Rose
Thirteenth Street
Gertrude S. Ruggles
Wiplla B
Olivia J. Gatther
Acme
Riker
Joliffe
Welton
Henaey
I Mahler
Farrow
Vbarturl
Shaffer
Willis R
Ce Tatala
PES
Baler
Corcoran
Nortwest
Sperhiodt. Ie
Fauthan
Eugene Folausua
Graham
Williame
Navy Yard League
Homera
Navy Yard
Patworth
Margaret Mf
Anna TL Lebel
Sa SQ McGinn
Roberts
Sully
Miller
Wisconsin Avenue Park
Charles W. Bing Lewis
Robert J. O'Brien
Heindel
Otbia Augustc
Oregon Street Northwest
Caytt
Maury G
Bing
Philadelphia Markets Report March 1
Philadelphia markets show butter higher with Western creamery extra as 37. Nearby firsts ft c 8.25, Western extra firsts 8.25, current receipts 8.19, firsts 8.10. Wheat lower for No 2 red spot and March at 1.18 1/1, No 2 Southern red 1.16. Cornunchanged and oats steady.
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Philadelphia
Western Creamery Extra
First
Ft. c
F. c
Western Extra
Deeds of Trust Listings and Secured Loans
Deeds of trust show Ingleside Zachariah T Sowers et ux securing 190000 with Vindon Trust Company for Washington Loan and Trust Company. March and September 9 1917 notes list Beloff to Doyle and Miller for 600. Whitford trust secures Aurelia Wise for 1500. Santmyers to Saul and Jacobs secures Thomas FE Alien and J Wriley Jacobs on Rhode Island Avenue Terrace.
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Ingleside
Zachariah T. Sowers
George L. Whitford
Thomas P. Hickman
Aurelia Wise
Rhode Island Avenue Terrace
George T. Santmyers
B. Francis Saul
J. Wriley Jacobs
Thomas FE
J. Wriley Jacoba
Richard H. Sorrell
Ernest M. Calvin
Walter G. Davis
Secre Columbia Permanent Building Association
Lorenzy W. Thompson
John L. Thompson
George C. Walton
Simon Bube
Anacostia Bank
Aaron R. and
Aurilla
Caywood
William
McCarthy
Edward P. Schwartz
William H. Donawin
Pleasant Plains
David N. Hust, Jr
Henry
Matthews
Albert C. Conner
Alice Berry
Whitney
Harry A. Kite
Thomas FE. Allen
Nymare
Harry A. Kitect
R. Francia Saul
Thomas E. Allen
Park View
Esther EH
Perry
Arthur Carr
Marvin A. Custis
LE Droit Park
Dorothy Grant
Perpetual Building Association
Charles W. Linnellet Ax
Washington Jean and Trust Company
Xecure Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Marie Ciffo
American Security and Trust Company
National Savings and Trust Company
Petworth
Paul E. Lesh
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Union Trust Company
White
Clarence BR. Winnon
Anna C. Lesh
Karl K. Lesh
Perkins Bond With United States Fidelity Guaranty Co
The fragment notes L. L. Perkins bond with United States Fidelity Guaranty Co and a partial phone reference M. 913, identifying a bond or surety matter from a dated newspaper snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Perkins
United States Fidelity . Guaranty Co
Notices of administration in the District of Columbia probate
Legal notices announce letters of administration and testamentary on estates in the District of Columbia. Names include Margaret M. Clark, Mary Bell Raymond, George Francis Williams, Claude S. Brow, and Ellen D. Riordan. Dates set for claims range through February 1917 and 1918. Also includes multiple real estate security transfers in squares and neighborhoods of the city with various buyers and lenders listed.
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Mr. Justice McCoy
Benjamin Cooper
Mark P. Cooper
Bond
J. B. Carter
Martha
Fred B. Rhodes
George W. Faris
Nelson Wilson
J. Christopher W. Stessner
Ruth T. Wood
Faust & Wilson
Maury A. McGrath
Easby-Smith
R. RB. Fleharty
Agostino
J. A. Moriarty
Amz L. Barbers
A. &. Worthington
Christine Tyner
Honora A. Goddard
Bernard T. Janney
Clephane
Edward H. Laws
Ysaac H. Ford
Augustus Heimer
Mary E. Baldwin
A. B. Leet
Anna J. Poster
Supreme Court OF the Misutrict OF Columbia
District of Columbia
Thomas C. Clark
Margaret M. Clark
James Tanner
Register of Wills
Fell
Douglas, Ruffin & Obear
Supreme Court OF the
State of
New York
Tstrict of Columbia
Jessie C. Bigelow
Mary Bell Raymond
Barrington Street
Rochester
N.Y
Wille
Columba
Alexander H. Bell
District OF Colummbia
District of Colombia
Jetuers
Catherine G. Barthel
T Street
James Hood
George Francis Williams
Winifred G. Brown
Wy Laud
Claude
Brow
Souther
Henrietta Gould
Fifth Street
James Tanngi
Supreme Cort OF the Instrict OF Columbia
Holting Probate Court
District
Ellen D. Riordan
Seventh Street
Iseal
Diateiet of Columbia
Sarah Helle Wallace
Lnte
Roland Wallace
Ninth Street
Belin Wallace Platt
Eighth Street
Tennie Wallace Gaston
Altest
Jame Tanner
Detriet of Columbia
Tambrose L. Grindley
David Riordan
Mary
Bam Street
W. Register of
Probate notices in the District of Columbia courts 1916 1918
Probate notices announce administrations for Agnes B. Collins Kate Berk David Riordan Adelaide F. McCrellis Rosa Wallach and Alter Fitzpatrick. Courts require creditors to file claims by dates in February 1917 and 1918 and warn exclusions from estates. Notices list heirs, addresses, and signing officials in the District of Columbia.
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Cotrary
Hennery Browns
NEW York Grain
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Virginia
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J A. Small, Jr
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Decatur Street
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Georgia
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Prospect ‘Avenue
JG Candies
Patrick Co. Murray
Eleventh Street
Prospect Hill Cemetery
John Leonard
Sixth Street
Wighth
E Streets
Alvin English
L Street
First Precinct
John Cook
East Capitol Street
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John Caesar
Eugene Bush
Mount Pleasant Street
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J. M. Bird
Yuma
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James E. Chamberlain
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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H Street
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital Traction Company
Katherine Hinds
John Daughton
Treasury
A. Magruder MacDonald
District Court News
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Smith
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Hubert Newsom
Farley Carter
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Seret
John Catta
Justice Siddons
Carter
Sergi. Catts
Johnson
A. E. Stein Jein
Milton W. King
United States
Archer and Leahy
Lenora M. Jackson
Ernestine Woodford
Eleventh | Street Northwest
Pugh
Miss Jackson
Fourteenth |Street Northwest
Woodford
W. A. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Cleveland
Thomas B. Lester
Henry J. M. Howard
P Street
George A. Berry
R. ¥. Downing
John Yoos
Katie Yoos
Catherine Marie Yoos
John A. Yoos
R. L. Montague
Samuel Silver
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Alexander Wolf
David Wolf
Laura R. Janney
Helen J. Stabler
Gertrude M
Laurence A. Janney
Alan O. Clephane
Miner & Rice Company
Recorder of Deeds
Paul Miner
Charles E. Rice
George C. Rice
Dennis Culloty
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Culloty
Annapolis
John F. Barbour
Wilton J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
United States Supreme Court
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Edward K. Campbell
Fenton W. Booth
Samuel 8. Brrney
George W., Atkinson
George E. Downey
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John Head
H. Conaway
J. H. Graves
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QO. D. Pennebaker
P. G. Walker
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Payne
Eugene Young
W. B. Guy
Thomas B. Arnold
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Edward Mascol
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L. L. ‘Linking
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C. W. Carr
J. L. Peyser
L. Koenigsberger
J. W. Glennan
C. J. Murphy
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Ve. Guerin
Dekstey—Hierer
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Larner
Rudolph & West Co
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Ottenberg
Hoehlin
Peeller & Ogilby
Rheres & Cromelin
Browning
Carlisle, Howe
Diggs
Ingersoll
Tyler
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Johnson~Swinnell
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Maddox & Gatlex
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Jackson Va
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Jacke
Capital ‘Traction Company
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Ellis & Donaldson
Hogan
Lyon
Violet
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Yon
Washington Hailway and Electric Company
Baker, Staggers
Tarbonr
Hemler
Potomac Electric Power Company
Gardiner, Hamby
Syme
Berry & Minor
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Hunton
Donoghue— Harbour
Manning
Washington Railway and Electric Coompany
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Ay —Barbour
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Rhodes
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Allison
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Washington Times Company
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American University
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Reilly Vs. Gibaon
Gittings & Chamberlin—Quinter
Smith Ve
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Gittings & Chamberlin
H. E. Mattingly
McKenney & Manners
Vinson Contracting and Excavating
Company Ve. Bowles Motor Sales Company
Attornya
Stearman
Siddoar
Thomas Moran
W. J. Lynch
Leonard L. Johnson
T. L. Jones
Georgelas Constant
Flee
Mitchel
Florence Mf. Witkingon
E. Gies
Fauley Carter
Hfe
A. E. Steinem
Bilton W. King
James Harris
Benjamin Meyerson
Fennell
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T. M. Wampler
Dolly Gilbert
BR. A. Hughes
Edward Heigh
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Emanuel Forrest
Clarence Turner
John H. Thomas
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Lydia
Forsberg
William J. Murray
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William M. Greenwood
A. Berry
R. F. Downing
Penneylvania Railroad Company
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Provident Relief Association
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James Hallis
Lewis E. Smoot
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Henry J
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