Mysterious Death of New Rochelle Editor John H Bangs
John H Bangs a prominent Westchester editor known as Jerry Bangs was found dead in Long Island Sound near Plum Island. Friends allege he was murdered for a large sum of money missing from his wallet after a Boston trip. He left behind a wife and two young children.
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N. Y
Long Island Sound
Ohio
Cincinnati
New York
John H Bangs
Westchester County
Plum Island
Hls
William C. Pelle
Cutchogue
Danvers
Mess
Grover Cleveland Estate Tells Tax, Cash Total Revealed
The Washington Post reports Grover Cleveland left 39 065 in New York estate with most value in cash in banks. The will sets 10000 to four children in trust, mother to receive income until 31, then principal. residue to wife. Frank S Hastings as executor receives the seal ring.
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Grover Cleveland
Washington Post
New York
New Jersey
Cleveland
Kmre
Richrap Hastings
Margaret Hastings
Frank S Hastings
Ships Race 14,000 Miles From Sumatra to Sandy Hook
New York August 31 ocean race of 14 900 miles from Pedang Sumatra to Sandy Hook between two bark ships of equal age and tonnage finished with Bonanza winning by about 30 minutes. Capt Nefia Tellefsen anchored off Staten Island after a 135 day passage. Each ship carried 25000 bags of coffee and was 16 years old.
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New York
Pedang
Sumatra
Sandy Hook
Ckippers
Nefia Tellefsen
Staten Island
Tellergen
Ansen
Gaapaa
Bonanza
Petland
Caapaa
Two in False Pretense Case Arrested in Washington
Central office detectives and AB of Philadelphia police arrest Israel Bigman and A Smith in Washington for allegedly misrepresenting to steal jewelry worth 1000 dollars from Nathan Weissberger of Philadelphia. They were taken to Sixth precinct awaiting Philadelphia detectives. Weissberger identified them on his arrival from Philadelphia.
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Central Office
Philadelphia
Israel Bigman
Fifth
A Smith
Fifth Street
Sixth Precinct
Quaker City
Smith
Bigman
Nathan Weisberger
Flood Devastates Asheville High Water Crisis
Asheville suffered severe flooding with 60 inches of rain in hours, the French Broad River rising 10 feet over normal. Electric plants submerged, cars halted, city dark, presses shut, 75 families homeless, rail service disrupted, and property damage estimated near $100,000.
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Asheville Electric Company
Ita
Thern
Spartanburg
Mayor Gaynor May Survive Bullet Wound For Life
Five physicians who treated Mayor Gaynor after being shot visited his James Street home for final consultation. They reported the bullet embedded in flesh, touching no organ, with no operation needed now and likely never required. The mayor’s condition has improved, his voice better, and he needs complete rest to regain full powers.
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New York
Gaynor
James J Gallagher
James
Long Island
Cornelius G Coakley
Charles H. Hyfe
St. James
Atlantic Deep Waterways Meet Opens With 1009 Delegates
More than 1,009 delegates gather in Providence to discuss inland waterway expansion from Maine to Florida. J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania urges Atlantic coast passages for war and peace, noting 80 million people affected and counting past river improvements. Taft letters express regret as talks cover private docking control and federal river projects.
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Taft
Mississippi
Moore
Florida
Maine
R.I
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Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Messares
Guv Pothler
William §. Greene
Massachusetts
House
South
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Association
Atlantic
West
Maldale West
Atlantic Coast States
Atlantic Association
Atlantic Seaboard
Great River
Congress
CS. Sperry
Mayors Fitzgerald
Boston
Lloyd E. Chamberlain
Massachusetts State Board of Trade
Alfred, Brooks Fry
Statue to Reed Unveiled in Portland Harbor
A bronze statue of Thomas Brackett Reed, longtime Speaker of the House, was unveiled on the western promenade overlooking Casco Bay. Eight feet tall, it shows Reed at rest with a scroll in his left hand, set on a nine foot Maine granite pedestal. The sculpture by Burr C. Miller cost about 25000 dollars and mirrors a Reed-Warner Miller friendship.
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Thomas Brackett Reed
House of Representatives
Washington
Casco Bay
Maine
Burr C. Miller
New York
Paris
Warner Miller
Sherman Talks to 5000 in Oklahoma Auto Parade
Oklahoma totals 5000 hear Vice President Sherman at Highland Park Guthrie praising Taft era and Payne tariff while avoiding any direct reference to Senator Gore. A banner urged Sunny Jim for President in 1913 as Sherman declined to dignify Gore by naming him. He heads to Enid tomorrow for another event supporting Congressman McGuire.
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Washington Post
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
James Sherman
Highland Park
James E. Watson
Sherman
Sunny Jim
Taft
Vics
Gore
McMurray
Enid
MrGuire
OPTIONISTS LEAD IN SOUTHERN PRIMARY WITH FEATHERSTONE
In Columbia on August 31 Colonel Blease leads Prohibitionist Featherstone by about 2 800 as the local option governor race heads to a second contest. Governor McLeod trails Featherstone by 14 1 000 with Lieutenant Governor races unsettled as 94 000 votes reported. C A Smith leads Duvall, Cansler dominates railroad commissioner, and Fraser Lyon nears reelection as attorney general. Shenandoah Baptist Association meets in Luray with Dr Julian Broaddus as president and C A Ford as secretary.
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D. C
Col. . Blease
C C Featherstone
Tileut
Thomas G. McLeod
Featherstone
C. A. Smith
E. Walker Duval
W. W. Moore
Col. Moore
J. M. Richardson
Luray
Shenandoah Baptist Association
Maine Street
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Due
Ocean steamers arriving include New York bound ships from Southampton Hamburg Naples and Genoa with several ships listed for Liverpool Rotterdam and Boston. Later dock times noted for Cunard and White Star liners and several vessels due in Plymouth or Boston with dock estimates in the 7:30 to 10 am window. Classifieds advertise free Want Ads in The Post.
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Oceanic
Southampton
Bluech
Hamburg
Koenig Albert
Mendoza
Naples
Rotterdam
Stranle
Liverpool
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Zuland
Boston
Wuednstown
Saxonia
Majestic
Deutchland
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Genes—Crolle
Lusitania
Genoa
Patricia
Thunday
Lizard
Adriatic
Plymouth
Newport
Minnesota
London
Philadelphia
Turco Greek tensions rise over boycott and Crete election
In Constantinople an early rupture in Greece Turkey relations looms as Greece faces a boycott of Greek goods and Turkish protests over Crete candidates including Venezelos. Rifaat Pasha vows to curb abuses yet protests Greek election moves and pressures from the Greek minister Gryparis.
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Constantinople
Greece
Turkey
Gryparis
Rifaat’Pasha
Saloniki
Rifaat Pasha
M. Grypsky
National Assembly
Venezelos
Greeté
Bulgaria
Flee From Blazing Motor On Raleigh Street
A street car in Raleigh North Carolina erupted in flames, forcing passengers to leap to safety. Several people were injured including Bryants, with a sister Rachael Bryant among the injured. the motorman stayed at his post as the vehicle sped.
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Raleigh Street
Raleigh
N. C
Bryants
Rachael Bryant
Former Delaware Politician Dies in Quebec While Traveling
Charles W McFee a former Delaware politician and manager of a Washington typewriter agency died in Quebec yesterday where he sought health rest. He lived at 1% Sunderland Place and was about 52, born in Georgetown. He once practiced law in Delaware and served as private secretary to Senator George Gray before returning to Delaware to run for Congress. Funeral plans not yet made.
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Charles W McFee
Delaware
Quebec
Mr McFee
Sunderland Place
Inil Heath
Mr. McFee
Georgetown
Washington
George Gray
Gray
McFee
Congress
Eleventh Street
Actress Heinze Bride in Brooklyn Ceremony
Augustus Heinze married actress Bernice Golden Henderson in a Brooklyn home ceremony at 94 Jefferson Avenue. The couple left for Butte then Europe after a Waldorf wedding supper with friends and family in attendance.
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Washington Post
New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Bernice Golden Henderson
Henry A. Handel
Jefferson Armée
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Waldorf
Heinze
I. Augustus Heinze
Bernies Golden Henderson
H. A. Hendel
Father Handel
Arthur P. Heinze
Otto A. Heinze
Chariie Watson
Carlos Warfield
George Potter
Stanley Gifford
M Joyce
H. A. Appleton
Fieinge
Parker in Court's Defense of Supreme Court
Judge Alton B Parker defends the U S Supreme Court against Theodore Roosevelt's attack in a Colorado speech. He notes the bakeshop case showed the narrow line between upholding and striking down a statute and praises every judge's best effort across courts in the matter.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
Court of Appeals of
Theodore Roosevelt
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Parker
J. P. Summers in Affray at Hotel Tip Top
L P Summers a U S internal revenue collector from Abingdon allegedly stabbed W J Harris a Washington county Va real estate man in the Hotel Tip Top lobby after a feud over a land deal. Harris sustained two minor wounds from a penknife with no arrests made and Summers to bond for court.
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Tenn
L. P. Summers
Internal Revenue
Abingdon
W. J. Harris
Washington County
Harris
Summers
Virginia
Bond
Roxbury Woman Identified After Self-Inflicted Death
Boston reports confirm the well-dressed Roxbury woman Mits Clara Cavanaugh shot herself at Young's Hotel. Relatives who saw the morgue description identified the body, noting she had been melancholy and missing since Saturday. Miss Cavanaugh formerly registered as Miss Clara EB. Noulton of Beverly Massachusetts. A note reading health was found in her room. Medical Examiner Waters says the act occurred Sunday night.
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Boston
Young
Hote
Mitsu Clara B
Cava Ineugh
Roxbury
Miss Cavanaugh
Koreans Reject Cession of Korea to Japan in San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 31 a Koreans’ gathering of about eighty delegates from Korea and 10,000 countrymen abroad repudiated the cession of Korea to Japan. They denounced Japan and pledged to continue their struggle for Korea’s independence, appealing to nations and God for justice.
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Japan
Beoul
Korea
Korean National Association
Mexico
Hawaii
China
Russia
General Barry Takes Command at West Point
Major General Thomas H. Berry assumed full command of the United States Military Academy. A board meeting reorganized the Academy as Berry was inducted as superintendent. Col. Hugh L. Scott, retiring superintendent, was saluted and escorted to the steamboat landing before departing for Washington.
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Thomas H. Berry
United States Military Academy
Academy
Gud Ag
Barry
Hugh L. Scott
Corps of Cadets
Gen. Barry
Col. Scott
Washington
Gen Estrada Inaugurated As War Minister Named
Managua Aug 31 Gen Juan J Estrada was publicly inaugurated as provisional president and troops were paid off and mustered out. Gen Luis Mena will become minister of war with Salvador Lezama appointed treasurer. Madriz garrison in Granada surrendered after four hours of bombardment, last opposition to Estrada government.
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Madriz
Grenada
Managua
Juan J. Estrada
Congress
Estrada
Granada
Luis Mena
Tomas Macis
Salvador Lezama
Chamorro
State Department
Olivares
Georgia Convention Opens with Smith Across Georgia
Atlanta hosts the State Democratic convention to adopt a platform and nominate Hoke Smith for governor and other state officers chosen at last week's primaries. About 2,000 delegates attend as Smith backers push a strong platform while Brown supporters threaten to contest displeasing planks though Smith allies expect victory.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Aerial Visitor Over New York Stirs City Panics
A mysterious red and green lit craft hovered over Gramercy Square and Union Square in New York on August 3, seen drifting between 300 and 500 feet. The silent object moved slowly, circled the Metro politan Tower area, then swung toward Williamsburg. Police and onlookers watched as the lights vanished without a known landing, leaving questions about its origin and destination.
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Washington Post
New York
Grammercy Square
Twenty-third Street
Union Square
Ghia
Grammercy Park
Metros Polite
Madison Square
Mlott
Jang
Idogth
Polfaegmen
Williamsburg
Wellington backs Warner in district race amid intra party strife
Former senator George Wellington declares support for Republican nominee Warner in Maryland Sixth District. He urges party unity to win in November, while Washington county Republicans lament overblown duties and bitter intra party clashes. Complete returns show Lewis ahead in county.
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Cumberland
United States
George L. Wellington
Gist Bier
Congress
Brainard HH. Warner, Jr
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Warner
Blair
Col. Pearce
Oel
Pearce
H. Dorsey, Etchison
Frederick
David J. Lewis
Lewis
Rockville
Hagerstown
Washington County
Alexander R. Hagner
Gist Eldir
Joseph W. Wolfings
Pearre
Democratic
Thi
Etchison
Professor Nelson, longtime Washington College math scholar, dies
Prof Alexander Lockhart Nelson, aged in years, died suddenly on his Lexington porch this afternoon. A Washington College graduate and mathematics professor since 1854, he served with Gen Robert E. Lee during his presidency and retired in 1906 after more than five decades of teaching. Survived by four children, Elizabeth, Evelyn, Frank, and Mrs Gaines, he was a Presbyterian and Carnegie Foundation beneficiary.
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Lexington
Alexander Lockhart Nelson
Nelson
Washington College
Washington and Les University
University of Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Presbyterian Church
Ufe
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Davis Moore
Albert W. Gaines
Chattanooga
William D. Forrester
Anchorage
Frank 4. Nelson
Mise Evelyn Nelson
Carnegie Foundation
Train Kills Mechanic in Newport News Mishap
In Newport News Virginia on a August afternoon St Arthur Mason a recently dismissed shipyard mechanic was fatally run over by a freight train he tried to evade. His companions who leapt aboard later escaped unharmed leaving Mason's widow and five children.
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Newport News
Aug
Arthur Mason
Chesapeake
Mazon Ty
SHOW HILL MURDER PUZZLES Unidentified Woman Intimates Knowl edge of Killing
Baltimore August 31 mystery surrounds the death of Silas Crippin found near the Delaware Maryland and Virginia railroad. A jury verdict says death by hands unknown and a shot to the head after death. Authorities hope to arrest the killer before Saturday. A Stockton woman overheard saying she knows who did it but will not reveal identity.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Silas Crippin
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
William F. Johnson
Crippin
George Tull
Stockton
Johnson
Machinists to Face Court Martial at Annapolis
A court martial will convene tomorrow at Annapolis with Commander W H G BuHard as president and Lieut J J Hanni gan as judge advocate to try Machinists Mates Louis White and Edward Jacques. They are charged with responsibility for a boiler accident aboard the U S S Indiana off Marseille during the brigade of midshipmen’s cruise. The court includes Lieut Comdr S V Graham and other line officers.
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Annapolis
W. H G. BuHard
J. J. Hannigan
U. S N
Machinfet
Louis White
Edward Jacques
U. S
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Marseille
Brigade of Midshipmen
V Graham
E Geim
J. J Raby
R. I Curtin
Graham
J. W. Greenslane
Rock Island Vice President Defends Legislation Costs
Chicago August 31 reports show Santa Fe testimony ends as Rock Island officials say new freight-rate increases must cover higher operating costs. F O Melcher notes gross earnings up 5.3 million and expenses up 6.56 million in the past year. He cites wage gains and safety laws as increasing outlays, while traffic volumes fail to offset them.
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Santa Fe
Interstate Commerce
I. J. Norton
Banta Fe
Rock Intend Roads
F. O. Melcher
Merchér
W. A. Poteet
Transmissium Freight Bureau
J. H. Atwood
Atwood
Federal Supreme Court
Examiner Brown
Young Wife Shoots Self in Clarksburg Home
Special to The Washington Post from Clarksburg West Virginia reports Mrs Bruce Goodwin aged 28 attempted suicide at her Water Street home by shooting near the heart with a revolver. Domestic difficulties are blamed. The Goodwins married a year and a half ago. she is daughter of Samuel Lowe of Huntington.
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Washington Post
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bruce Goodwin
Water Street
Honduras May Halt Loan and Ratify Proposed Deal
Aug 31. From New Orleans. Honduran consul general Jeans Ulloa says it is problematic whether Honduras Congress will ratify a proposed loan from American capitalists. Ulloa, returning from Banco Cortés, notes the Bontilea revolutionary movement appears permanently crushed after several weeks in Honduras.
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New Orlaand
At the Hotels and Washingtonians Wed in Rockville
A lengthy hotel guest list across states includes Boston Raleigh and Wil lard. In Maryland, Charles Edward Harper, 15, drowned after swimming near a boat wake washed away his water wings. later the body was found among submerged tree branches. Washington couple Clementine Hettinger and George W. Hellig wed in Rockville officiated by Rev. J. R. White at the pastor's home.
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Cumberland
Charles Edward Harper
Rockville
Clementine Hettinger
George W. Hellig
Washington
R White
Testimony Damages Moore in Lynchburg Murder Trial
In Lovingston Virginia the Moore murder trial nears verdict as 11 and 10 year old Howl children testify against Moore. Witnesses describe Moore claiming moonshiners supplied liquor that killed Frank Howl and Moore seeking to fix the burial to cover up the death.
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Moore
Lynchburg
Tollgate Dynamited and Toll Dispute Sparked Outrage
Luray Virginia August 3 unknown assailants used dynamite to blow the tollgate on the New Merket and Sperryville turnpike east of Luray, aiming to retaliate against toll payments amid farmer-owner conflicts. Elsewhere in Rockville Maryland August 3 Miss Marten Farquhar and Ronald Van Auken Mills wed at the bride’s parents home with about 100 guests from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and surrounding county. the couple plans to sail for China soon for Mr Mills mining engineering work.
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Luray
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Rockville
Marten Far
China
Milia
R. Bentley Thome
Prentiss Wilson
Washington
Justice Arthur Carr Dies in Hyattsville Md
Special to The Washington Post Hyattsville Maryland August. Judge Arthur Carr longtime Maryland justice of the peace died this afternoon at his home after a paralytic stroke two months earlier. Born near Friendship 74 years ago he had lived in Hyattsville twenty years. Survived by his wife Miss Hardesty of Anne Arundel county and eleven children. In the last decade he worked in real estate. Remains to pass Friday to Friendship for interment near St James P E Church. Arthur Gambrill nephew of late Senator A P Gorman was a son in law of Mr Carr.
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Arthur Carr
Maryland
Judge Carr
Friendship
q@ Migs Hardesty
Anne Arundel County
Winchester Landmark Sold by Miss Robbing to Bankers Carter
The old Taylor Hotel on Main Street Winchester a famed local landmark was sold today by Miss Etta Robbing of Indianapolis to Shirley Carter a Winchester banker. Henry Clay (1849) and Daniel Webster visited the hotel and it figures in Civil War history with Federal and Confederate troop occupation.
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Clay
Webster
Apeoint
Washington Post
Winchester
Main Street
Etta Robbing
Indianapolis
Ind
Shirley Carter
Henry Clay
Deniel Webster
Capon Springs
Washington
Gen
Phil
Rhedfdan
Will lecture in Berlin by Dr Smith at Roosevelt Lectures
Dr Charles Alphonso Smith professor of English at the University of Virginia sails for Berlin to take the Roosevelt Lectureship. He will travel in Germany before the University of Berlin opens and begin lecturing on American literature in October with talks on Edgar Allan Poe, delivering in German and returning to America in March.
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Charlottesville
Charles Alphonso Smith
Edgar Tian Boe
Universality of Virginia
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Kronpring Wilhelm
Germany
Smith
Edgar Allan Poe
America
McNeill Rangers Assemble at Moorefield West Virginia Reunion
Cumberland M4 Aug 31 The reunion of the McNeill Rangers a Confederate command took place at Moorefield West Virginia during home coming week celebrations Capt Jesse C McNeill the former commander presided at Inskeep Hall Mayor J J Chipley gave the welcome address R C Davis the response speeches were made by Sergt John B Fay Judge J E Pennen baker John E Triplett and Lieut L B Welton A camp fire and grave decorations for departed comrades completed the event
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L B Welton
Officers Named at Salem at Harrisonian Association Meet
Clarksburg West Virginia August 31 Officers were elected today at the thirty first annual convention of the Harrisonian Sunday School Association at Salem Laco S Young Lost Creek is president Moses Van Horn Salem vice president Frank Horner Clarksburg secretary J Fred Dye Clarksburg treasurer and the Rev L E Oldaker Clarkspar superintendent of the home department
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Washington Post
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Harrisonian Sunday School Association
Laco S. Young
Lost Creek
Moses van Horn
Frank Horner
J Fred Dye
Tresaurer
L. E. Oldaker
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