Los Angeles Prepares As Hickman Jury Trial Opens
Los Angeles braces for William Edward Hickman’s murder trial of 14 year old Marion Parker with heightened security and pretrial maneuvers. Court observers expect a dramatic spectacle as defense and prosecution marshal experts on insanity and sanity while parents of the victim and the kidnapper’s family confront the case in Judge Hardy’s courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
William Faward Hickman
Cat
INS
William Edward Hickman
Bar of Justice
Carlos 5. Hardy
Tessoh
Hickman
Trental
Thomas Hickman
el Paso
Tex
Thad M. Parker
Vic
Rights and rules for flying hold floor at Havana
Article one asserts sovereignty over air space and freedom of passage for commercial planes between contracting governments. Nations may prohibit passage or certain cargoes, including arms, explosives, or photography gear, for public safety. Each country may favor its own airlines by restricting foreign intercity air service, while foreign planes in international service pay no higher charges than nationals.
Child Patricia Thompson Critical After Poisoning
Patricia Anne Thompson age three remains critically ill at St Francis hospital after acute poisoning. Her sister Betty Jane Thompson four died Friday evening, and the family resides at 212 Webster street, Mr and Mrs George E Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Anne Thompson
George E. Thompson
Webster Street
St. Francis Hospital
Betty Jane
Jury Selected in Kirby Booze Murder Trial
A jury was to be completed in Dubuque Iowa for the Emmet Kirby case charged with first degree murder during an alleged liquor hijacking. Charles Hos was killed while resisting the Kirby gang attempting to steal a liquor load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque, Ta Jan
Emmet Kirby
Charles Hos
Hos
Weather data fragment reports temperatures and days
Fragmentary forecast notes Monday maximum around 4.2.22.4 percent and minimum Monday night, with ambiguous references to Tuesday including 26.4 and local area identifiers WV and Wis.
Ex Husband Helps Husband Feed His Wife's Children
In Kansas City, four adults and two children sought aid at the Travelers' Aid bureau. All were penniless and hungry after being evicted over unpaid rent. Dewey Tart and Elmer Driggs, with Driggs' children, are from Nelson Ned. Mrs Tart is divorced from Driggs. The two men, both unemployed, had pooled odd-job funds to feed the kids. No enmity between the husbands was noted. President Tart said he did not blame Driggs for wanting to be near his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Travelers’ Aid Bureau
Dewey
Tart
Elmer Driggs
Ie Driggs
Nelson
Ned
Driggs
Tax Title Buyers Fold At County Board Action
Tax title buyers left the county board room as delinquencies were set for action by A. I. Bunn deputy treasurer. New law allows bidders to take title with costs, pushing former scavenger sale prices higher. Black Hawk county bid in Riverview addition lots through F T Bentley to cover publication costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Bunn
Black Hawk County
F. T. Bentley
Board of Supervisors
Riverview Addition
Y's Men's Club Inducts New Officers for 1928
Ben Howrey was inducted as president of the Y's Men's club at a recent meeting in the Y M C A dining room. He succeeds Ray Patl. New officers include Ray Short as first vice president Dr. G H Hospers as second vice president Glenn Miller as third vice president Homer Albright secretary Russell Lamson treasurer Leonard Nordin Ray Breewnier and Ray Paul as directors. Jeon Beers past international president installed the officers. Katherine Raynolds McCormick spoke on Near East relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Howrey
Y. M
Ray Patl
Ray Short
G. H. Hospers
Glenn Miller
Homer Albright
Russell Lamson
Leonard Nordin
Ray Breewnier
Ray Paul
Jeon Beers
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
Army posts in far parts open to recruits March 15
Army recruiters announce vacancies will open March 15 in the infantry in the Philippines China Alaska Bavarian Islands and Porto Rico with opportunities for recruits to travel and see the world. Sergeant John D. Overby notes all branches now fairly filled and says openings will exist in multiple units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Overby
Philippines
China
Alaska
Porto Rico
Duluth Millionaire Thomas Merrit Dies of Pneumonia
Blanchard Iowa reports the death of Thomas Merrit a former Jowan resident and Duluth millionaire who once bought a miniature circus and gave lavish gifts during a visit to Blanchard He died yesterday in Duluth of pneumonia according to word received here today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Jaj
Thomas Merrit
Duluth
Cosgrave Makes Rapid Progress on U S Visit
Washington D C Jan 24 Cosgrave Irish Free State leader continues rapid pace of engagements in capital with a horseback tour and dinners after arrival. He met with President Coolidge at the White House and discussed Irish affairs with keen interest in the freedom struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cosgrave
Wiliam J. Donovan
Legation
James F. Curtis
F Street
Curtis
New York
Coolidge
White House
Ireland
Lindbergh Maps Gator Hunt After Submarine Ride
Charles A. Lindbergh left Cristobal in the Canal Zone after an undersea trip aboard a submarine. He joined army aviators on a hunting trip for alligators along the old French canal and planned to sail to the Perlas islands for deep sea fishing before returning to France field Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlas Islands
France Field
Iowa Youth Pardoned After Resemblance to Killer
Dale W. Chaplin of Town was held in Waukesha after resembling Erdman Olson, the Prairie Du Chien murder suspect. Sheriff Redford released him once authorities confirmed Chaplin is not Olson. Olson has been sought for over a year in Clara Olson’s murder near Prairie Du Chien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
Dale W. Chaplin
Town
Erdman Olson
Alvin Redford
Prairie du Chien
Redford
Oelwein
Chaplin
Olson
Clara Olson
Prairie du ‘Chien
Town School Men to Attend National Meeting in Boston
Des Moines reports more than 50 Iowa school superintendents high school principals and supervisors plan to attend the National Educational Association convention in Boston from February 25 to March 1. Also noted are Iowa meetings for county superintendents reading ethole boards February 7 and Iowa pupils reading ethole board February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Jota
Department of Super
National Educational Association
Boston
Iowa
Reading Ethole Board
New Biography of Hans Christian Andersen Attracts Notice
London news notes a new biography titled Hans Andersen the Man revealing his failed marriage prospects and lifelong love for Jenny Lind. The work cites that despite attracting children worldwide, Andersen remained an unhappy bachelor due to being unable to wed Lind, with contemporaries attributing his looks to his romantic misfires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hans Christian Anderson
Hans Anderson
Jenny Lind
Altho Anderson
Wifk
Altho
Anderson
Poe
Isis Theatre Lease Sold in Cedar Rapids Receiver Sale
Judge G W Wood approved Herbert Parker receiver for Frank Amusement to sell the Isis theatre lease and equipment Cedar Rapids to Lannan Bluechel Omaha Neb for 9500. Receiver assumes 809 in debts leaving net 8700. Bluechel who owned the lease and equipment previously will reopen the theatre Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Herbert Parker
Frank Amusement Company
Cedar Rapids
Rum Runner Faces Multi Jurisdiction Liquor Charges
Hubert Schmoebelen known as Funner was arrested near Town City Iowa with 30 gallons of alleged liquor in his Ford coupe by Sheriff Frank Smith and local police. He will be sent to Washington county for boollegging charges then returned here to be charged with illegal transportation of liquor. County Attorney C G B Russell says action to confiscate the car and contents will be started today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Hubert Schmoebelen
Wisconsin
Funner
Frank Smith
Washington County
CG. B. Russell
Iowa Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages Hold Second Day
The Iowa manufacturers convention continued in Sioux City. WW. Tehel and Royal H. Holbrook presented the president and secretary annual reports from Cedar Rapids. Prof. J. H. Buchanan of Iowa State College delivered a technical address as the Gay convention proceeds toward its final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
WW. Tehel
Cedar Rapids
Royal H. Holbrook
Iowa
J. H. Buchanan
Towa State College
Public Warns Against Beggars After Council Meeting
The Council of Social Agencies urged the public to withhold aid from unfamiliar beggars until assessing their worthiness. A family had already received help from the overseer, the Social Welfare League, Salvation Army, and donations. The Confidential Exchange led by Victor A. Read will check for relief duplications and confirm applicant eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Social Agencies
H. T. Wagner
Socisl Welfare Leaguer
Salvation Army
Confidential Exchange
Victor A. Read
Dinner Pail Paroled Burglar Faces New Parole Violation
"Reformed Burglar" Lynch, paroled from a 10 year sentence for the Lamb store burglary, returned to Cedar Rapids seeking Sheriff Wagner after violating his parole by failing to work. His wife alleged deception and police re-arrested him in Bloomington after confession. Judge Wood had granted the parole after the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Lynch
Lambo
Dunkerton
Lyne
Cedar Rapids
Watt
Sherrif Hi
S. Wagner
Wood
Lynch
Giy
H. R. Cramtine
Wagner
Rath Packing Company
Tno
Bloomington
Lamb
Epidemic Adds Hurdle to Colorado Coal Strike
Spinal meningitis disrupts strike activities as public gatherings in Lafayette and Louisville are banned. The disease outbreak hamstrings miners actions and the protest movement within the two strike centers. The same item notes a rate hike by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and funeral services for Peter M. Limores, a 90 year old Sioux City pioneer legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Lafayette
Louisville
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Des
Sioux City
Peter M. Limores
South Dakota
Jefferson
Dubuque
Five Die in Fire at Ranch Home
A rancher named John King his wife and three of their children were burned to death when a fire destroyed their home early today in McFadden Wye area. Firefighters battled the blaze as neighbors watched. The names of the victims and exact ages were not released. Local authorities investigate the cause of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Wye
Jan
Heni
John King
Houston Split Over Smith Endorsement For Presidential Candidacy
Houston Democrats split on endorsing Gov. Al Smith of New York for president after a heated committee session. supporters claimed endorsement, while opponents denied it. The controversy centered on a resolution praising Smith and naming Gov. Dan Moody as vice president candidate, with the meeting adjourned after a faction objected to the endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
al Smith
New York
Democratic Executive Committee
Syker
Bailey
Dan Moody
Texas
Woods
Henry M. Dudley
Gradinger Named President of Waterloo Bnai Brith lodge
Leo Gradinger II was elected president of Waterloo lodge No. 1074 Indep endent Order Bnai B Rith at last night’s election in the Women's clubrooms. Other officers include M. Roseribloom vice president Marc Seigel treasurer HW Erensky warden J Cohn monstr, J Mendelson guardian HL Coli trustee L C Maisner re-elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gradinger
Fourth Street West
New York
Waterloo Lodge
J. Mendelson
Guardian
HL Coli
L. C. Maisner
Ill At Home Near Washburn John Holback
John Holback is very ill at his home south of Washburn. The notice also lists several local movements including Mrs Willscamper welcoming a daughter and various relatives traveling between Tulsa and Waterloo. John Golingaux is reported ill and Rev. Father Nicholas Nosbisch visits New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gilbertille
John Holbach
Washburn
Willscamper
Peter Wagoner
Tulsa
Okio
Waterloo
Nicholas Nosbisch
Omaha
Neb
Boter Schomer
New Hampton
Joe Biloes
Ashton, Ta
Thomas Web
Clara M. Frost
Wellington Street
Chicago
Elizabeth Frost
Hoffman
Granville
John Klein
John Golingaux
Mortuary Notices for Clark Olmstead and George Lightfield
Clark Olmstead 86 died after extended illness at St. Francis hospital Waterloo. He lived in Webster City and Waterloo with children including Mrs Spangler and Mrs Ralph Davis. Survived by widow Netta Hammitt Olmstead and several children and relatives. services at O Keeffe Towne mortuary. George J Lightfield 56 of Waterloo died after brief gall trouble at St. Francis hospital. Born in Burlington Wisconsin and moved to Waterloo 14 years ago. survived by wife Sarah May Dorr and five children. services at Hiteman & Gindh mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Olmstead
St. Francis Hospital
Mud Lake
Webster City
Nettis Hammitt
Willams
Waterloo
Amy
John Spangler
Mullan
Avenue East
Spangler
Ralph Davis
H. B. Selleck
Commercial Street
Wesley Jondle
C. L. Francis
Lafayette Street
Fred Olmstead
Walter
Vere Olmstead
Florence Vincent
Fort Dodge
Los Angeles
Cal
Nathan Olmstead
L. Kerchner
O'Keefe & Towne Mortuary
George J. Lightfield
Tineis Central Railroad
St. Francis, Hospital
Burlington
Wis
Sarah May Dorr
Twightfeld
Black Hawk Lodge
Fj Telmetorge
Knights of Pythias
Omar Temple
Blanche
Myrik
Richard
Glenn
George
Albert
Hiteman & Gindh
Miss Volstead Denies Seeking Congressional Nomination
Miss Laura Volstead denied reports she would run for Congress in the Seventh district. She told the Associated Press she has no intention of seeking the Republican nomination in the Seventh or any other district. Volstead previously represented the Seventh district in Congress until 1922 when defeated by Rev. G J Kvale.
Sunday Movies Stir Tabor Election Question
Sunday movies have split the town of Tabor with factions forming around the recent theatre purchase by George Bronson of Council Bluffs. Bronson has operated the venue with nominal sheriff oversight, but no court date was set and the shows continued. The incident fuels talk of a spring town election issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
George Bronson
Council Bluffs
Sandsys
Haugen Seeks Re Election From Fourth District
Des Moines January 24 Congressman Gilbert N Haugen co author of the McNary Haugen bill filed nomination papers for re election from the Fourth Town district on the Republican ticket. Haugen has served in congress since 1899. Also filing today C J Orr Monona Clayton county who seeks a seat in the Town house on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Gilbert N. Hauger
Northwood
Haugen
C. J. Orr
Monoma
Clayton
Petersen Dies in Self-Starting Car Incident at Audubon
Funeral services were held for Chris Petersen 35 of Audubon Iowa after he was killed when he cranked his car into gear and the motor started rolling, pinning him against a building. Fifteen other people were involved in related crashes nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Chris Petersen
Petersen
Dutch Reuther Signs With San Francisco Seals
Walter Dutch Reuther, who won 13 games and lost 8 last season with the New York Yankees, has signed with the San Francisco Seals of the Pacific Coast League for the 1928 season. Alfred Putnam, secretary of the Seals, announced the agreement today in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Walter
Dutch Reuther
New York Yankees
San Francisco Seals
Alfred Putnam
White to waive extradition in Withrow killing case
George White arrested here yesterday for West Virginia officers in connection with the 1922 killing of Charles Withrow at Welch West Virginia will waive extradition. He is also wanted in the shooting and wounding of Mrs Withrow and George Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarinda, Ja
George White
West Virginia
Charles Withrow
Welch
W. Va
Withrow
George Summers
Porter to Leave for Washington Post as ICC Nominee
Des Malon January 24 4 Clauds R Porter has been confirmed as a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission and will depart for Washington soon to assume duties. He replaces Commissioner William Hall of Colorado who resigned effective February 1. Police questioned Ralph Godbey and Wilbur Ensler of Hartford regarding possible gas theft. Hartford Times sold to Frank F. Ganret, owner of multiple New York and New Jersey newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Malon
Clauds R. Porter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senale
Washington
William Hall
Colorado
Ralph Godbey
Adams Street
Wilbur Ensler
Rock Island Avenue
Hotel Russel-Lamson
OLN
Hartford
Conadan
Wartford Times
New England
Prank FC Ganeret
New York
New Jersey
Women Vote but Pay No Poll Tax Campaign Exposed
Myron Arbuckle and Ben Howrey of Waterloo sued 20 men in municipal court for delinquent poll tax. All defendants were male. no woman faced the suit though women can vote. The article critiques the poll tax as gendered and notes exemptions only for property, while wages and personal effects may be seized to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron, Arbuckle
Ben Howrey
Waterloo
God
Susan
Anthony
Young Girl Found With Head Crushed Near Home
Nancy Davison an 18 year old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen Putney was found semi conscious with a crushed skull on a doorstep near her Richmond home. Police have no clues. She had been missing all night. Her father is president of the Putney Shoe company a large wholesale firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jan
Nancy Davison
Stephen Putney
Putney Shoe Company
Despondent 15-year-old girl dies after poisoning
Esther Keefer a lonely 15 year old junior high student in Cedar Rapids drank poison after telling her mother she wanted to quit school because she was lonesome for her sweetheart. She died almost instantly when the family was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Esther Keefer
Americans receive rebel death notes in Mexico City
Several members of the American colony in Mexico City received threats stating they would be killed if Gen Augustine Sandino, the Nicaraguan rebel, is harmed. The United States embassy asked the police to investigate the threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Augustine Sandino
United States
Near East pictures drawn for Canopus luncheon
Katharine Raynolds McCormick relief worker spoke at the Canopus club luncheon in Black’s Tearoom, contrasting Near East conditions in 1922 with present times and noting continued need for assistance. Entertainment by the Trousdale Players at Waterloo Theatre followed. New club members announced: D. J. Litchfield, J. H. Shanks, Andrew C. Kelley, Clifford Collins, A. E. Jewett, Frank W. Edwards, E. E B. Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East
Katherine Raynolds McCormick
Canopus Club
Black’s
Trousdale Players Stock Company
Waterloo Theatre
Robert Ripley
Josephine Genara
Marion Bradley
D. J. Litchfield
J. H. Shanks
Andrew C. Kelley
Clifford Collins
A. E. Jewett
Frank W. Edwards
E. E B. Wilder
Des Moines considers $12000 airport hangar construction
City officials plan a $12 000 appropriation to build a hangar at Des Moines airport with a first class port design. Commissioner Frank Mathis announced the move, hoping the hangar will attract Boeing Air Transport to make the capital city a regular stop on cross country mail and passenger routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Frank Mathis
Boeing Air Transport Company
Leg injury after fall at Fourth and Webster
Mrs. Gretchen Stoneman, 103 Webster, suffered a fracture of her right leg above the knee when she fell at Fourth and Webster at 12:50 a.m. today. She was taken to Allen Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Stoneman
Web
Webster Firnels
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mystery Brain Tests Probe Mental Rating Trends
A nostalgic item describes brain tests from a leading university setting with questions about mail contents and a road sign puzzle. It highlights quick reasoning methods and practical problem solving as a measure of intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhreus
Universitie
Chem
Caledonians Mark Burns Birthday With Song and Banquet
The Cedar Valley Caledonian society plans a Burns birthday banquet at Black's Tearoom with a 6 45 dinner and program. The evening features bagpipes, Scotch songs, readings, solos, violin numbers, an address, and community singing led by Rev. Thos. J. Niven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Cedar Valley Caledonian Society
America
Burns
Robert
Stewert Whannel
George J. Thomson
Saran Shelton
Katherine Campbell
Three Killed One Hurt in Ice Truck Pass Accident
At Gowrie on primary road 144 near Paton Iowa seven miles north three men died and L D Richards injured when a car driven by E Stuber of Churdan collided with two trucks. The deceased were Frank Morehead and Wes Owens of Jefferson and Stuber. Richards may have a fractured skull. Owens left eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paton
Iylay
Gowrie
Here
Co. E. Stuber
Churdan
Frank Morehead
Wes Owens
Jefferson
L. D. Richards
Stuber
Pds
Richards
Gewtie
Fort Dodge
Owens
Morehead
Shurdan
Road Grading Contracts Set by Iowa Highway Commission
The Iowa State Highway Commission announces a road contract setting with no paying projects. On January 31 at Ames office 89.969 miles of grading on primary roads across Adair Adams Taylor Guthrie Iowa Warren Mallon Muscatine and O Brien counties plus culvert pipe installations. Estimated cost 16 000 per mile totaling about 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames. Ja
INS
Iowa State Highway Commission
Commission
Adair
Adams
Taylor
Guthrie
Iowa
War- Ten
Mallon
Muscatine
O’brien
Seven Drown When Car Sinks in River
Norwich Connecticut January 24 searchers worked along the icy Thames seeking bodies of two children the last of seven victims drowned when their motor car plunged through a guard rail and sank last night. All seven members of Herbert F Whitaker family were drowned and the bodies of Whitaker his wife and three children have been recovered. The car crash occurred after it was struck by a motorcycle ridden by Harrison Preston 19 who was badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Thames
Herbert F. Whitaker
Whitaker
Walter
Harrison Preston
Preston
Child Held in State as Suit Basis Extended
Des Moines January 24 26 extension granted by Supreme Court Judge Stevens allowing Mr and Mrs Garrall Tilton to bond for appeal from Polk courts awarding Inez Ellen Tilton to Mrs Benjamin Halverson South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Inez Ellen Tilton
Supreme Court
Stevens
Garrall Tilton
Polk
Benjamin Halverson
South Dakota
Residents Named in City Removal List
Seven families moved from the city last week per removal records filed with the Merchants' association office. The listing includes Harold A. Chast, Ernest Taylor, Jesse W. Jackson, Mrs. W. E. Bray, J Morrison, L A Janns, C J Wooley, Mrs. Nettie Blaske, M L Lyons, Mrs. Hf M. Ralston, John Quiptey, SZ. Crew, William Kurth, Donald Henley and others with street addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bray
Alten
J. Morrison
Norwood
L. A. Janns
Webster
C J. Wooley
Fifth West
Nettie Blaske
Walnut
M. L. Lyons
Baltimore
Hf. M. Ralston
Washington
John Quiptey
Bayard
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Hickman Gase
Eva Hickman
William Edward
Alfred Hickman
Havana
Kirby Booze
Vernon Bisner
Newville
Biiner
Y'S Men's Club
Jowan
Wiait 10 Capital
Lindy
Navy
Fred W. Brennan
Flint, Mich
Adolph Hotelling
Dorothy Schneider
Alans
C. Anderson
Isis
Smith
Executive Committee
Gov. Smith
Leo Gradinger II
B’nai B’rith
John Holback
Rachel Littleston Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Jasper Moregan
Wheatley Hills
N.Y
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Miss Volstead
Reuther
Porter
Cain
Kale
Thab He
Selec
Siere
Bridge Street
Conopus
Cross Toad
Society
Ames
MR. and
Mrs. Newcomer
Harold A. Chast
Third
Ernest Taylor
Hainbow Drive
Jesse W. Jackson
Thyisd
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