Derby Bout Sparks Fray for Vantage in Close Race
Forces' Favorite leads early but is pressed by Rich Derby and Donal Joe Morris in a tight finish. Being half a length behind at the wire, Fighting Bob holds a close third as the race nears near record time with two marks equal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vantage
Fighting Bob
Rem
Lematile
Mayb
Put
Donan
Bey Lotrand
Willam Gerst
Nashville
Day
Ign Joe Moris
Norec
Bob the
Aime
Wate l
Eliver
Danay
Care Tial
Vikiv
Khiws Boh
Joe Morrig
Dora
Lertert
Doras
Hoelenth
Jo Morris
Joi
Hoela
Uetu
Rmle
Bonau
Joe Morris
Bob
Joe Murchy
Joe Murcia
Donau
Cowl
Bediam
Thesugherin Scretch
Famost
Mt Dona Suit
Telfieen
Hercelyisdf
Pash
Faost
Aline
Rennedylie Beaty
Pamery
Primeelii Newb Weatherban Caslive
Keogh
Aref Tiserma Adadtey
Emcomd
Maral
K Rover
Marmand
Hue
Teor
Kina Pers
Grand Prey
Kembel
Molly
Mog
Mas
Princesa
King's Daughter
Noubicky Darby
Anata
Siola
Callars Gaal
Jos Morris
Plage
Hean
Bette Nace
Turlnes
Boutharn
Brande
Dames Tee
Mark Wooaine
UESC
Koretaad Atealghe
Tae Wien
Gev" Meehan
Paedea Ee Ree
Geragaara
Uae
Donna
Bart 'Int Bowen
Winners at Aqueduct race meet spark confusion and chaos
The long, garbled OCR lists multiple horse names, owners, and betting pools from Aqueduct and Louisville events, with race results, track records tied for 1 furlong and 3 furlongs, and numerous monetary amounts. The text describes horses like Donan, Joe Morris, Fighting Bob, and Round the World, plus references to Kingst Daughter and Round the World wagers, amid scattered results and payouts.
Raceday results from the scattered horse meet
The article lists six races with placings and odds. Winners include Van Buser in the first, Burne for Both in the second, Redeem in the third, Gooner in the fourth, Meviingo in the fifth, and Woodlander in the sixth, with names such as Callaghan Colton and Romney noted among owners, jockeys, and participants.
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van ‘Buser
Abe Singeher
Kitts
Gallagran
Fote Thied
Wobert Murat
Buesler
Nelleg. Burne
Callaghan
Crameres
Colton
Stafford
Francis
Mannhal Hoy
Tae Suieher
Barry Alte
Redeem
Callashan
Wou
Bound
Hound
Kevaah
Fryar
van Dusyel
Toind
Mise Omcloua Alee
Fan
Furfonan
Ware
Gooner
Town
Coburn
Tot
Bakota
Lismore
Andra
Spanick
Soevlar
Molen
Meviingo
Romney
Ak Ban Ben
Garren
Clem
Gnome
Cintira
Orhan Potes
Sflie
Goldmay
Colbert
St Albans
Mike Jegdna
Teltloy
Yannsen
Woodlander
Steve
Courtan
Father Downey
Allee Werd
Saraceneacs
Jilelt
Ambedo
Good Intent
Dowale
Today's Racing Entries At Quiet Valley Track
Racing entries list for seven furlongs open to three year olds and up with Black Mate 111 and Dell Cate among the weights. Two year olds race offers Nose Gay and Edda with Horizon and Mina Jonah among rivals. A fourth race features two year olds in a four and one half furlong sprint. Three year olds and up face a mile and a sixteenth handicap with Dalmatian and Firestone prominent. Sixth race lists three year olds selling for long distances with many named entries.
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Aqueduct
Fick
Jennie @Arc
Quins Marguerite
Patroniua
Dell Cate
Estem
Ste
Horizon
Mina Jonah
xCourt Eady
Silver Keignt
Rackstone
Foreguand
zCohert
Saulau
Tha Feoe
Esliesion
Montgomery
Xtmilslar
Xtad
Jangdot
Bonala Keleo
xBunbury
Quintivo
Dalmatian
Firestone
Pashion
Huchstone
Bon “Anto
Restlebuche
Purette
Montana
Whee Manon
Tony Bodero
Dem
Bir Matthew
Radation
xWooleneta
Percuntus
Sepulved
Horse Races Entries From Louisville Meet
A historical race card from Louisville lists multiple races with entries and posted odds. Notable horses include Phebe O Knight Fought Rank Granger Twist Crex Clarisburg Count de Orn Helen Scott Ney Star Alfred the Great Eye White Colo met plus several others across maiden claiming and selling events with various post times and weights.
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Tamar
Dilly Bodener
Muthies
Snap
Clint Tucker
Hoberman
Heine
Tom McGrath
Captain Kennedy
Wud Mae By
Ben Howe
Cama
Phebe O
Ieaen
Lowla” Kats
Wares
Granger
Twist
la Toupee
Surget
Carigan
Anavrle
Alfred the Great
Eye White
Colomet
Vave
Flanshrap
Sneher
Royal Report
Marty Tise
Serehwval
de. Hutsvers
Cuar
Darante
Cuil
Cussowaz
Tel Hussar
Stiarle
Furst Promumg Az Gach
Tom Doles
Oakland
Aqueduct
Jegune D'Ave
Koop Moving
Horizon
Edda
Golden Sand
Hildreth
Cenort
Nadu Berry
Agawam
Jadasste
Fashion Plate
Ziecap
Responseful
Petroniue
Sepulveda
Blase
Sainntte
Electrowan
Ann McGne
Marburg
Ampwio
Bicinee
Elmdale
Edond Oriteco
Ataios
Mmupite Wer
Hugh Money
Gene
Ussel C'O Gun
Laboring Navy Yard Triumphs Over Aloysius In City League
Navy Yard edged Aloysius 5 to 4 in Capital City League action. Bernie Galligher pitched well for the church men, scattering hits as Murphy stood out at third for Aloysius. Final line shows steady defense and tight pitching shaping the low scoring contest.
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Bernie Galligher
Murphy
Altalu
Xavy
Taylor
Urcumtren
E Sullivan
Olgirothers
Cart
Ocumner
Hurley
Ofcerbel
O Hauge
Kelines
of Beatom
F Murphy
Smith
Olean
Gallighes
Racker
Pes
Toros
Polsin
Sora Jaca
Carr
Galligher
Mycalut
Naty Yard
Hecker
Genent
Nightwood Prep Rally Wins Suburban League Baseball
In Silver Spring Brightwood 5 Silver Spring edged Ninth in a last inning rally. Buscher pitched well for the winners as Brightwood and Silver Spring produced a tight field game with multiple players noted for key plays and defensive feats.
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Eughtwood
Buscher
Glser
Brightwood
Egos
Esee Bopuds
Patte
jonGun
Giese
Howells
Flunkelt
Bargman
Bargman, ‘Weel, Clarcil
Clark
N- Clark
Roberteon
Cleveland
Didier
Morphy
Sacrifien Gnomes
Ribien Bass
Ty Chel Clark
Bergman
Talelaiphy
Tent Meyers
Fite
Rome
Selmer
Riis Boykin
Peake
Peck
Antbrise
Broome
Cahill
Ani
Beane
Alaremls
Lgubavne
Arewar
Onarceran
Dao
Thune
Bvane
Jacochie
Powell
Quanirelle
Handa
Symiuuakle
Howe Omer
Fore
Peek
Knavs—Fook
Symenoukein
Riddle
Aidaly
Bymancehle
Hiddie
Seolen
Norris
Norsie
Norlin
Symanva
Ummpire
Hoghea
Government Printing Office wins front Agriculture league game
In a baseball clash, Government Printing Office defeated Agriculture in the Colored Amateur League. Strong hitting powered the front runners through the first three innings, with standout performances from Parker and Logan among others. Continuous defense held Agriculture, while William, Carter, and Audrick contributed in the field.
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Government Printing Office
Agricultura
Holmes
Searésie Sb
PES
Cha
Oer
slGrumt
Andewws
William
Richards
Wolitvar
Johor
Thokias
Holmen
P. Siam
Tune
Parner
Hora
Ausrek
Ducer Gon
Garter
Jovem
Saones
Pisa
Aghicuiture
Busea
D. Aaricuitury
F. Pinst
Valle
Weiines
Heinen
Eving
Ome
Pagchage
Hite
Raptornon Gh
Inlere
Wily Elliver
Logan, Holm
Sioen
Saene
Audrick
Tiltams
Pension Bureau Cruises Past Hygienic Laboratory In League Tilt
In a Marquette League game Pension Bureau rolled to victory over Hygienic Laboratory, scoring in every innings. Batters Maddox, Reed, and Nutwell contributed, while pitcher Read and fielders from the Pension Bureau starred. Navy rallied late but fell short as Post Office defeated Navy decisively in seven innings.
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Pansion Bureau
Marquette
Departmental
Pension Bureau
Ths
Patsian
Oae Canagar
Mo ‘Maddox
Hate
Tune
Ate
Reed
Poe
barex—Pension Bureau
Hysiene Laboratory
Bene
Balicom Reed
Nutwell
Rhy Groom
Graem
Sconover
Beasar
Dampier
Martini
Wartandyee
Ruro
Yalay
Pittcher
Ay Soutwall
Uwpke
Mr. Webb
Veterans catcher Moran sold to Phillies in May deal
Chicago Nationals sold catcher Pat Moran to the Philadelphia Nationals on May 10. The veteran backstop who did much of the work behind the plate for Chicago last season was moved in a deal whose price was not disclosed.
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Phillies
Moran
Chicago
Pat Moran
Chicago Nationals
Philadelphia Nationals
Andrews and Brentanos Tie in Commercial League Game
Andrews and Brentanos battled to a 12 to 3 tie in the Commercial League with G Garland pitching for Andrews and A Handibe for Brentanos. Garland allowed no hits through eight innings, struck out eight, and matched singles with a crowded box score of fielding miscues and base awards as the game ended with equal scoring.
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Harer
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Georgetown Faces Virginia Polytechnic Intersquad Battle
Georgetown and Virginia Polytechnic clash this afternoon at 4 p.m. on Georgetown field. Wab O'Connor will pitch for Georgetown with Heenan behind the plate as the Hilltoppers seek a victory to boost their limited wins. In a separate note, J B Pierce of Toronto was expelled from the National Trotting Association for alleged involvement with Sally Reel 631 and related races in Maryland last fall, with Sweaney of Steubenville and Robert Hall also expelled for ties to the same event.
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Virdinia Polytechnic
Iever
Wab
O'Connor
Heenan
Hilltoppers
Virginia
Trotting Association
Bara Pierce
New York
National Trotting Association Today
J. B. Pierce
Toronto
Ohio
Association
Tme
Florentell
Hegerstown
M. ¢. Sweaney
Steubenville
Robert Hall
Beckham for the Senate Likely Candidate in Kentucky
Louisville May 10 Former Gov J C W Beckham seems certain to seek the Kentucky Senate seat after the Paynter term. A strong Fitzdale editorial in Beckham's district urges his election, arguing he was unjustly deprived last time and that a Democratic victory is needed to overturn the prior Republican choice.
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Washington Erst. Loulaville
J. C. W. Beckham
Thomas H. Paynter
Fitza‘dethtown
Kentucky
Beckham
J. C.W. Beckham
Phila
United States Senate
Station Beats Trainmen In Five Inning Relay Game
In a lively five inning Terminal R. R. M. C. A. League contest Station defeated the Trainmen. Ambaugh pitched well for Station, though he weakened in the third and fourth. Rugs belted a homer. multiple players listed with varied AB and HOs. final score noted as Station 8 Trainmen 5 with detailed batting lines garbled but indicating Station wins and key players like Umbaugh and Stratton.
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Ambaugh
Rugs
AZ Aoa
Thamprh
Olghanation
Lisi Bes
Albena
Ag Atumahi
Dpinee
Swinlaenn
Wandercom
Filet
Showalter
Alee Sand Point
Toran
Stratton
Thompson
Russ Bh
Williems
Xiph
Linthicun
Umbavah
Byom
Busber
Jahanedas
Bering
Battson Des Homed
Sflert
Lynn
Thames
Wil
Mr. Handivee
Jealous Lover Kills Woman Then Himself in Virginia
In Lynchburg on Sunday John Going, furious with his sweetheart Miss Banton of Amherst County, fired a shotgun at her while she rode in a buggy with his brother and another man. The shot hit Miss Banton in the breast, killing her, then Going fatally shot himself. Authorities note Going had threatened suicide last week and his parents had hidden all firearms. He disappeared Saturday and was last seen Sunday on the road near Allena Creek before confronting Miss Banton.
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Lynchburg
John
Miss Banton
Lowar
Amherst County
Alf
Allena Creek
Anton
Guing
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vandalia
Ie Franklin
Han
Syracuse
Franklin
Terre Haute
Ind
Vandalla
St. Louis
Franklin and Ste Lates Wheela
The Post's Double Contest and Page 2 Promos
The Post promotes a double contest tying the Jeffries coupons and Johnson fight with a World Series baseball feature by Gacher, directing readers to Page 2 for full details and related wagers or offers.
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Jeffries
Johnson
Playground Day Charity Baseball Game Planned by Chamber and Knights
The Chamber of Commerce and the Knights of Columbus will play at American League Park on Saturday June 4 to raise funds for the Playground Association. The Chamber, with about 1 081 substantial business and professional men represented, and Knights of Columbus, with more than 2000 Washington citizens, back the project. Committees led by Phil King and T Donovan have arranged star players to appear, signaling a strong contest to support Washington’s playgrounds.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Columbus
Playground Association
Washington
Rights of Columbus
The
Messrs
Phil] King
Jony Kret, Jr
K. Hume
Walter B. Guy
Harry M. Kaufman
Jung
Carter Tennis Champion Wins Southern Intercollegiate Title
Avanta May 18 G I reports V Cartat Jr of the University of Georgia captured the Southern Intercollegiate singles title by defeating William Huggins of Vanderbilt in straight sets 61. The doubles final will be played tomorrow with the Cartar brothers of Georgia facing M L Babcock and H H Twitchell of Rollins College.
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Huggins
Avanta
V. Cartat, Jr
University of Georgia
Hast Lake
M. L. Babcock
HH. Twitchell
Rollins College
Zbysco to Wrestle Link in Gayety Theater Show
The Gayety Theater announces a wrestling match next Friday night between Zbyszo the Polish wrestler and Shad Link of Baltimore, decided by two falls to one. Fans will also witness Jetwatchea versus Frank Goteh for the world title on May 26, hoping to gauge Zbyszo’s chance at the title. Highlanders sign Angle to Boston American club from the New York Americans.
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Gayety Theater
Grrahzements
Zbyszo
Shad Link
Baltimore
I Zpyseen Jetwatchea
Frank Goteh
Highlanders Seft Engle
Boston
Mars
Clyath Angle
John A. Taylor
Boston Américan Club
Minor league scores and results roundup across leagues
A fragmented list of minor league games shows results from American Association Eastern League Virginia State League and others. Notable scores include Buffalo washing Providence 2 1 and Savannah 3 Auguste 2, while Toronto edged Baltimore 3 0 and Mobile beat Atlanta 1 0. Several leagues report multiple matchups with varied outcomes.
Police Chiefs Hear Papers At International Gathering
Birmingham May 10 opening sessions of the International Association of Police Chiefs featured talks on crime handling reform. Cleveland Chief Frederick Kohler proposed new methods for reforming offenders. Atlanta Chief Jeminga discussed handling Negro youths while Chicago’s W Pinkerton spoke on the mother of forgers. Baltimore Marshal Warnan described motor wagons in crime control and Philadelphia’s John Taylor reported on a recent streetcar strike. Washington Maj. Richard Sylvester outlined proposed national legislation for more uniform crimes, to be advanced by the commission.
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Birmingham
International Agaogiation
Frederick Kohler
Cleveland
Jeminga
Atlanta
W. A. Pinkerton
Chicago
Marshal Warnan
Haltimore
Érminale
John #. Taylor
Philadelphia
Maj
Hichard Sylvester
Washington
Cumberland attorney Capt Gordon dies in car crash
Capt Robert H Gordon 58 a leading Allegany county lawyer geologist scientist lecturer and publicist died suddenly from a lung disease while driving to the railway station in Cumberland Maryland Authorities in Washington and Los Angeles sought the missing Mrs W H Pittman offering a $100 reward as detectives nationwide search for the California woman believed demented carrying jewelry valued at naversi thousand dollars Relatives think she may be headed to the East to reach other offices
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Cumberland
Weaaington Post
Robert
Gordon
Allegany County
Wu Ha
Spolica
Los Angeles
Cal
Waddington
W. H. Pittman
California
Wholasale Monopoly Alleged at House Hearing
Joseph R Fcard of Baltimore and M J Dempsey of New Orleans testified before the House committee on interstate commerce and opposed the bill to restrict Panama Canal supply transport to American bottoms Fcard argued the measure would regulate private corporations out of business Plummer of Bath Mo supported the bill
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Joseph R Fcard
Baltimore
M. J. Dempsey
New Orleans
Yeater- Day
House Committee On “Interstate Conrergion
Panama Canal
American Bottoms
Mr. Foard
Edward ©. Plummer
Bath
Sport contest closes lists gains in race for prize
Martin Becker and Jerome Hartnett make appreciable gains in the race for baseball prize. Caution to competitors. Manager urges that coupons be clipped neatly and written plainly.
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Martin Becker
Jerome Hartnett
Sante
Ea O’connor
Dots R. W
Jerome Hartnell
T. Frank
Morgan
W. 3
Thompson
Contentindp Ia
Ito
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Ayler
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Joba Bate
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Barmon
Lan
Hobt
Sthella Racker
Beragk
Burrougis. & Bt
Lartia
Bayciond Boyd
Paul Murray
Paul
Brasvensis
B. Bitter
Han Bastia
W. Marxen
Shana
Mark Moors
B .Duffoak
Clarty Pater
Warbour
Dtaeae
Tourgh Curry
Cuseidy
Crawford
Dan Kermedesess
M. Conninahom
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Carter
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Colling
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Seyler Held For Murder in Atlantic City Case
Grand Jury quickly indicts William Seyler for the murder of Jane Adams on the Mays Landing pier. The case follows testimony from the victim’s father and sister, with Seyler to stand trial in Atlantic County court. The report also notes recent local automobile industry activity and car deliveries.
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Grand Jury
Atlantic City
N. J
Williem Seyler
Jane Afains
Mays Landing Jones
Man T
Alice Adama
Jane
Sevier
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Winton
J. Ly Witmore
Monument planned for naval heroes at Annapolis
Atlantic City May 10 final plans for a monument to American pilots who died in the Revolution will be made at a Daughters of the Revolution meeting opening their convention at Chelsea today. The monument will cost 5,000 and be placed in the memorial section of the arcade grounds.
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Atlantic City
N. F
Annapolis
Daughters of the Revolution
Chelsea
Aradezhy Grounds
Politeness Grants Large Legacy to Polite Clerks and Family
The will of Mrs. Annie Preston Lincoln, dated yesterday, leaves a sizable estate. A gift of 10000 is directed to Miss Mollie K. Melsaecs for years of loyalty to the family, while Otto Zerrahn of State Street Trust Company receives 110000 for his politeness in business dealings.
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Bouton
Maas
Annie Preston Lincoln
Tetas
Mollie K. Melsaecs
Otto Zerrahn
State Street Trust Company
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Mind ‘Bacitt
Mes
Knockey
Bortohier
Vaughn
Wenton
Kraft
Liea
Watson
Fenton
Kreft
Bacon
Doubin
Hratt
Knowkey
Borouer
Bortant
Mr. Betts
Telney
Willow
ADO AP
Noway
Urkoo If
Downey
Duganne
Vandeedp
Divver
Dlabow
Azaoo Melaren
Hannen
Wanner
Hurkoshp
Oishellen
All
Otwiney
Parke
Hills
O'Neil
Hurka
Uy Onen
Bs Burke
Shellanberger
Howevunk
Divter
Hy ‘Burkt
Yendarty
Coletan
Dagewne
Mckee
Burke
H. Burke
Brookland Nine
Brookland
George B. Clum
Newton Street
Brookland, Dee
Georgetown VS. V
Senate
Girl
the Post
Chamber, of Commerce
Knights of Columbua Wines
Zbyszco
American Association
Kansas City
Lovieville
Kensan City
Rochester
Newark
Jersey City
Erounda
Buffalo
Providence
Toronko
Toronta
Mobile
Secona
Moniie
Kew
Orleans
Chattanoora
New Orleane
Girmingham
Washville
Montgomer
Carolina Association
Greenville
F. Wontenhaem
Greensboro
Greenstoro
Byattonburg
Virginia State League
Danville
Danvilla
Norfolk
Lynghburg
Richmond
AL Pottembtuth
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Macon
Columbia
al Bavannah
Javannah
Auguste
Columbus
Jackedavilla
Tristate League
Altoons
Altoona
Whitomeport
Johnstown
Tarrisburg
St Jonngions
York
Ilending
AL Teostow
Toonion
Kancaate
New York State League
Uties
Utica
Troy
Shtalrs-Eintira
Eerasiton
Bloghemlon-Wilsed-Hute
Ting
Connecticut League
Northamptom
Northampton
Watertury
Balrnke
Lolyoke
Bridgeport
New
New England League
Pall Filver
Fiver
Lawrence
Haverhill
Heverhill
Lowell
Worester
Worvestar
New Hedland
Lyon—Lystr
Brockton
Sioux City
Wiehne
Staurorp
Omata
Ommba
Topeka
AL Lincoln
Deover
Lincoln
Des Moines
Tts Moines
Joaeph
Marshal Farnin
Robert H. Gordon
Seyler
American Automobile Association
Raoute
Leesburg
Winchester
Staunton
Charlottesville
Scotteville
Louisa
Orange
Locust Bate
Gulpeper
Paterson Sales Company
Waanington
Thirteenth , Street Northwest
Paterson
Flint
Mich
O. B. Henderson
Coe Baker Motor Vehicle Company
Cook & Stotdard Company
Seats
Henderson
Hie
Baier
Miller Bria
J. Maury Dore Company
Roy Dent
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
Faa
Gant
Bueck
Tha White Company
H. B. Sperber
Studebaker Avtomoblie Company
M. B. Young
Soldiers Home
Studebaker
H. D. Meyers and
J. A. Gibson
Mount Pleasant
Om I. C. Baker
Pred Cook
Selby Company
Emerson & Orme
Wine & Benson
Edmonston & Co
Troubles
Ates Wei Uasan
Paspione
Swipt Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Daughters of Revolution
Arespigne
Meterndat
Lauseh Lighting
Automobile Supply Dept
National Electrical Supply Go
New York Ava
Saber Os
MATE
Robarang
Niewspapen
Rihi
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