Germany France and Italy Ready to Outlaw War
Washington reports Kellogg treaty to renounce war wins approval from Germany France and Italy with Britain and Spain expected to follow. Italy and France praise U S proposal while Britain signals readiness. Draft pact envisions renouncing war and using peaceful means, with automatic withdrawal if breached. The question remains when signatures will be affixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Italy
Washington, D. C
Kellogg
Briand
Mussolini
Washington
Great Britain
Spain
State Department
United States
London
Belgium
Czecho-Slovakia
Poland
Paris
Kellosg
Tate
Ame
Austen Chemiberlain
House of Commons
Morning sale tops $1,500 for Forum Holsteins at auction
A crowded forum sale opened with a $1,000 crown and a top $850 bid for Forum Patricia, daughter of Forum Patriarch, as buyers from Woodward to Phoenix chased Forum Holsteins. The afternoon session spotlighted Long Hollow Mercedes Butter Boy, four-year-old all-American winner and grand champion at multiple fairs, among nearly 450 bidders evaluating the Larsen offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forum
America
Gene Mack
Patricia
Woodward Blaze Hospital
Woodward
Forum Roxey Fulip
Maricope Creamery Company
Phoenix
Ariz
Forum Roxey Triune
Women’s State Reformatory
Rockwell City
Forum Johanna Patriarch
E. S. Baker
St. Charles
Triune Johanna
Long Hollow Mercedes
National Dairy
Pacific International
American Royal
Central State
Iowa
Missouri
South Dakota
Kansas
Oklahoma
W. A. Vesper
St. Loui
Paulner
Pittsburgh
Axel Hangen
Easton
Benton
Cabin
Oki
Reed Saunders
Proenn
B. Jones
Detroit
Cluneysote City
Hansen
Haeger Nerds
Teing
Jong Cape
Episcopal Boys Meet Tomorrow in Camp Morrison
Tomorrow Iowa Episcopal boys will gather at Camp Morrison on Morris Isle above Cedar Falls for a day of outdoor sport and religious education. The event is organized by the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and the diocese of Iowa with director C. W. Brickman of New York City and assistants from Des Moines Ottumwa Waterloo Newton and Des Moines. A group of boys from Des Moines and a Waterloo youth will join the religious instruction sessions conducted by local chaplains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Episcopal
Morrison
Morris Isle
Cedar Falls
Jeds
Cedar River
Episcopal Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Department of Religious Education
Diocese of
Iowa
C. W. Brickman
New York City
Stanley Fullwood
Des Moines
L. W. Mathéus
Ottumwa
Gowan C. Williams
St. Luke's Church
Waterloo
Don Gary
Franklin Street
BE. C. van Hise
Newton
Rev
Rodney Gobb
Austin
Mina
Paul Jbore
Southern Demos Displeased with Raskob's Choice
Report from the era describes Southern Democratic factions upset with Raskob’s appointment as national manager for Governor Smith. In South Carolina county committees threaten excommunication for pro Smith opponents, while Virginia leaders map a statewide index of dissenters to discipline. The piece notes rising southern tensions and perceived national party attitudes toward the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
South Carolina
Official
Democratics Committee
Virginia
Wellington
South
Raskob
Nominee Rides Dusty Road to Cedar Lodge
Des Moines reports Congressman L. J. Dickinson returned from Chicago after a talk with Herbert Hoover. Dickinson, from Algona, is among speakers slated for the Republican state convention next Wednesday. He plans to convey Hoover's views on agricultural relief, signaling hoped changes beyond the party platform. Other anticipated speakers include Gov Hamill, Sen Brookhart, Rep Haugen and William A. Hunt as temporary chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Walter H. Newton
Minnesota
Des Moines
L. J. Dickinson
Algona
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Dickinson
Gov. Hammill
Brookhart
Gilbert N. Haugen
William A. Hunt
Ottumwa
Community Picnic at Gates Park Tomorrow Evening
Gates park hosts a community picnic tomorrow at 6 p m inviting children and families. Attendees should bring sandwiches a covered dish utensils and a tablecloth. At 6 30 p m oldtime fiddlers perform followed by a baseball game between Gales park and Lawndale Motors. Marriage licenses list Earl M Mathews and Grace Boeller with ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Park
Gales Park
Lawndale Motors
Earl M. Mathews
Dubuque
Grace Boeller
Waterloo
Cambridge style brain tests on misused words in society page
The notice describes an intelligence test feature from The Evening Post showing words misused in sentences for readers to spot errors. It explains the test format, scoring method, and a sample passage with mis-spellings and incorrect meanings to challenge readers and rate mental acuity.
Cedar river beach offers cooling swims and island picnic site
Nearly 1600 people sought relief from heat at the municipal Cedar River bathing beach as water devices operated for relaxation and entertainment. The riverfront commission papers describe Miss Cedar ferry trips to Island Park with modest passenger turnout and tease a larger crowd as access improves, noting a modern picnic area surrounded by water and a deep fresh water well. The Midwest Airways monoplane operated 30 Waterloo flights with four passengers each, alongside limited Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cedar
Riverfront Commission
Commission
Bre Neve
Second Street West
Midwest Airways, Inc
Lindy’s
Waterloo
No Charges Filed Against Rail Sleuth Despite Jury Verdict
No charges were filed against Conrad Barth, Burlington special agent, despite a coroner jury verdict that Gordon Grigor of Cleveland died after being feloniously assaulted and thrown from a moving Burlington freight train near Ashland, Nebraska. Barth was released on his own recognizance as County Attorney Galloway plans to proceed after vacation.
Mt Auburn Woman Sets Attendance Record at Church
Mt Auburn Ia July 16 Mrs Minnie Tiner of this place has attended Sunday school of the Church of Christ here for 11 years without absence or tardiness. Entertain Bridal Couple The Faris home hosted a dinner in honor of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs C R Telander Cedar Rapids. The couple wed June 30 at a Cedar Rapids Methodist church. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Appleton and daughter Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Alberts Vinton Misses Grace and Vera Faris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Minnie Tiner
Church of Christ
William Faris
R. Telander
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ceder Rapids
Roy Appleton
Alberts
Vinton
Misses Grace
Vera Faris
First M E Pastor Taken to Hospital for Operation
Dr J Arthur Young pastor of First Methodist church was moved to Presbyterian hospital this morning for surgery planned Tuesday morning He conducted a communion service today despite pain and could not deliver tonight sermon at Westminster union service Family reports his condition not critical and improving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Young
First
Dry Guards Plan to Patrol Mississippi Rivers
National gathering of prohibition administrators approved patrol plans for the Mississippi Missouri and Ohio rivers to curb illegal transport of liquor. Commissioner J D Goran presided and named a committee of W O Mays Samuel Haley and A 3 Winn to draft a tentative program for patrol operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Misippi
Missouri
Ohio
Prohibition
J. D. Goran
Doran
W. OQ. Mays
Louisville
Samuel Haley
St Louis
Winn
Philadelphia
Funeral rites held for Mary Miller
Funeral services for Mary Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold P Miller of 402 Ricker Street, were conducted yesterday at 2 PM at home by Rev Fr Theodosius Plassmeyer of St Marys Church. The child died late Saturday and burial was at Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Harold P. Miller
Ricker Street
Theodosius Plassmeyer
St. Mary's Church
Bunal
Calvary Cemetery
Weather forecast fragment with Saturday and Sunday temperatures
Fragmented OCR weather note lists Saturday maximum and minimum figures and unclear Sunday and Monday values. Mentions possible 2 pm reading and daylight saving notes. No clear numbers or locations readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mices
Th. Weseaneneesavers
Road Building Firms Incorporated in Waterloo
Articles of incorporation filed in County Recorder Eva M Brebner list two road construction companies with Waterloo as principal place of business. The Mowbray Portello Co. has 50000 dollars capital, led by D B Mackle and Arthur Portello with Mrs Portello as secretary treasurer. The other firm, The W R Mowbray Co., carries 75000 dollars capital with W R Mowbray as president and D E Mackie as vice president. Both firms form the board of directors including B T Mowbray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Brebner
Waterloo
Mowbray-Portello Company
D. B. Mackle
Vinton
Arthur Portello
Boone
W. R. Mowbray
la Porte City
B. T. Mowbray
W. WK. Mowbray
Porte City
D. E. Mackie
T. Mowbray
Officials Meet Eighty Six Maos Central Railroad Officials
Eighty six general western and division officials of Maos Central railroad met at Hotel Russell Lamson to discuss preventing claims and to improve freight service. W Scott Williams presided. attendees from Chicago Waterloo and Freeport included claim agents, engineers, yardmasters, roadmasters, and various superintendents. The conference covered personal injury and freight damage claims and aimed to streamline operations across divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Maos Central Railroad
Russell-Lamson
W. Scott Williams
Western Ines
Eben W. 8. Williams
Western Innes
Waterloo
O. G. Richmond
W. M. Hale
R. Young
Frank Doyle
R. Kditksan
F. M. Gatch
M. Copp
T. T. Kelther
Chicago
J. F. Riordan
Kerlin
W. EU. Briggs
B. H. Huering
J. d. Kelleher
L. L. Earnest
Freeport
J. E. Conors
Rockford
J. 3. Reilly
D. M. Evans
C. H R. Kerlin
G. H. Ogle
Amboy
D. J. Sullivan
F. W. Galkins
Minnesota
L. E. McCabe
L. E. Strouse
A. Clancy
E. Afltson
Dubuque
Kerr
Cedar Rapida
W. Braden
W. A. Thompson
Gelena
H- G. Pierce
Manchester
H. Guthormson
Independence
J. H. Callahan
R. J. Sweeney
AL Sullivan
Fort Dodge
N. Bell
N. P. MiHs
W. E. Ausman
Cherokee
P. H. Waldorf
Cornell Bluffs
R.E. Dunlavey
W. W. Stark
Waterlon
Rangers Fight Two Bad Forest Fires in California
Forest rangers with hundreds of volunteers battled two serious fires in southern California near Los Angeles. The blazes threatened extensive property damage as crews fought to contain the flames and protect communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
North Towa fair premium list and damages noted
A long garbled excerpt reports the North Towa fair offering more than $40 000 in premiums with fire damage risks. Mentions Mt Wilson vicinity near Los Angeles and July 18. Other items include a marriage service at 601 Nevada street and building permits in Cedar Falls. A man in Ashland, Wisconsin died by dynamite blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Towa Fair
Mt. Wilson
Sanita
Anita Canyon
Los Angeles
Mason Cuy
Fernando
Valley
Nori Lowa Fair
Windley-Ruehne
Joseph Yates
Shat‘dem Methodist Episcopal Church
Nevada ‘Street
Lester C. Hundiey
Sycamore Street
Bernice Kuehne
Tremont
Cedar Falls
Robert Swehin
High School Girl Accused in Stepfather’s Slaying
Ada Biggs, 19, a Bismarck grad, is jailed in Farmington after allegedly killing William Silas Simpson. Police say her mother Mrs. Simpson and uncle Oscar Greenwahl helped plan and load the shotgun, then Greenwahl and Mrs. Simpson guided the shot from a window as Ada fired. The family had quarrels and hid the motive as bringing peace. Greenwahl confessed and prompted Ada’s and Mrs. Simpson’s admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Ada Biggs
Farmington
William Silas Simpson
William Simpson
An Wiele
Oscar Greenwahl
Theirl
Bismarck High School
Simpson
Greenwahl
Dr Voreck Wins Summer Handicap in Charles City Golf
Dr W B Voreck captured the summer handicap title in Charles City, winning the final 7 up and 6 in play as reported by E D Westcott. The event began weeks ago with weekly matches. two flights and a large field of 130 golfers registered Sunday at the Country Club golf links, the largest turnout to date. The city tournament began yesterday with plans for the women's city tournament starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Servicey
Charles City, Jr
W. B. Voreck
E. D. Westcott
Country Club Golf Links
Flying Officer Bradshaw Killed in Lake St. Clair Dive
Detroit reports Lt. Charles E. Bradshaw 26, a reserve flying officer, died when his plane from Selfridge collided in a 9,000 foot nose dive over Lake St. Clair. Wings collapsed and craft sank to 20 feet of water during attempted water dive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
ENS
Charles E. Bradshaw
Selfridge
Kelly Field
Tex
Lake St. Clair
Bradshaw
Farmer Hurt When Auto Hit by Train Near West Liberty
William Babbitt a farmer near Town City was seriously injured when his automobile was struck by a northbound Rock Island passenger train one mile north of West Liberty. His left leg was broken the car torn away and he suffers shock at a nearby hospital. His son Herold Babbitt the car driver escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
William Babbitt
Here
Rock Island Road
West Liberty
Babbitt
Mear
Herold Babbitt
Man and woman freed as couple to return to wife and five children
William Wilson and Lets Renshaw of Grinnell Indiana were released after two days in county jail when Wilson's wife called to say she would not prosecute the pair for living as man and wife. Wilson agreed to return to his wife and their five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
Lets Renshaw
Grinnell
Ralph Travis
Wilson
Coggeshall Reaches Tri-State Tennis Finals in Des Moines
Har rig Coggeshall of Des Moines upsets through the singles bracket to reach the Tri-State tennis finals in Cincinnati. He defeated George Leanings of Chicago 6 4, 1 6, 6 2. Coggeshall faces Emmett Pare of Chicago in the final today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Harrig Coggeshall
Des Moines
George Leanings
Chicago
Coggeshall
Emmett Pare
Unis
Fire alarms record and auto incidents at city blocks
Sunday at 1 38 p m an automobile owned by William Barkas in the 700 block of Sycamore drew a watch on top and loss. Monday at 8 07 a m an automobile id H Ensley between Bridge and Fifth unknown cause loss 25 dollars. Advertisement Buy It of Hernan C Miller phone 2404.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barkas
Id. H. Ensley
Petter
Garry
Hernan C. Miller
City Officials Ask Mileage Allowance for Cara
A petition by five city commissioners and inspectors asks the city council to approve 7 cents per mile for automobile operation costs on city business. Officials say they currently pay this expense from personal funds. one commissioner cites a $900 cost over 18 months. Signers include building commissioner David B. Toenjes and inspectors Harvey S. Will, Willan H. Webb, M. W. H. Berg, and C. L. McDermott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B.toenjes
Harvey 5. Will
Willan H. Webb
M. W. H. Berg
C. L. McDermott
Koreans Anxious to Take Charge Mission Schools
Miss Jeanette Oldfather, a Methodist missionary, reports Koreans are eager to run mission schools in Chemulpo and nearby Yellow Sea islands. She notes Japanese instruction, female pupils funded by small tuition, and priority for boys in districts lacking government schools, with girls admitted if space remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odlather
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcope
Chemulpo
Yellow Sea
Hoover’s Father in Placerville Sanitarium Weakened
Placerville California July 16 U P C D Henry father of Mrs Herbert Hoover was reported weakening gradually today at a Placerville sanitarium. He suffered a heart attack two weeks ago and paralysis later developed. Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur president of Stanford University visited to consult with the physicians in charge. A daughter Mrs A V Large Monterey was at the bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
Cal
U.P. C
D. Henry
Herbert, Hoover
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
A. V. Large
Monterey
Henry
Helena Fire Destroys Block In Central Helena
A fierce early day fire in Helena Montana wiped out a quarter block in the heart of the business district. Flames burned for over three hours and caused estimated losses of at least one million dollars. The blaze destroyed the city’s largest department store two large office buildings and portions of a third along with many smaller shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Relatives Seek Missing One Year Old Clara Monaghan
Floyd county relatives search for Clara Dorothy Monaghan an 18 year old girl who disappeared from 617 Second Street West June 14. Her mother Mary Monaghan and sister Mrs George Maack report she was seen by an acquaintance in Charles City on July 4 unaccompanied. She is described as good looking blonde five feet eight inches tall about 125 pounds. She wore a green dress when she left home and no coat or hat. In Charles City she wore a light colored dress with light pink towers. Relatives have inquiries in Charles City without result and hope to find any trace in Floyd county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd County
Clara Dorothy Monaghan
Second Street West
Mary Monaghan
George Maack
Charles City
Funeral for Mexican aviator Carranza to be grand New York
Thousands gather as Mexico’s air hero Emilio Garranza lies in state in a flowered chapel on Broadway. Cadets from West Point will command the six horse caisson carrying the casket while 10 000 troops and planes join delegations from both nations to escort the body to Pennsylvania Station for the funeral and onward to Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.R
Emilio Carranza
Mexico City
Mexico
Upper Broadway
New York City
Pennsylvania Station
West Point
Carranza
Mt. Holly
N. J
Army Air
War Department
Laredo
Emilio Garranza
Elizabeth Brown to Be Married Here at Reuling Home
Mrs Redme's sister Miss Elizabeth Coit Brown will wed Dr John Ingelf Chorley at 4 30 p m Wednesday at the Reuling Home 826 Campbell avenue with Rev James Holum of Westby Wis officiating A wedding dinner will follow at Sunnyside Country club Attendants will include Miss Alice Brown and Miss Isabel Orr The bride, a University of Wisconsin 1925 graduate and Beloit bacteriologist, is the daughter of Edmund and Mrs Brown of St Louis The groom son of Dr and Mrs John Kendall Chorley of Madison Wis is a 1925 UW graduate and M D 1929 recipient The Chorleys plan to reside at 410 North Carroll street Madison Wis After Aug 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Harrd Feuling
Campbell Avenue
Redme
Elizabeth
Coit Brown
John Ingelf Chorley
Miss Brown
Edmund Fowler Brown
St. Louis
Chorleg
John Kendall Chorleg
Madison
Wis
James Holum
Westby
Sunnyside Country Club
Alice Brown
Isabel Orr
St Louis, Inc
University of Wisconsin
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Beloit
Brown
Charley
Phi Sigma ‘Kappa Fraternity
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical Fraternity
Chorley
North Car- Toll Street
Saleswoman Wins New York Trip in National Contest
Mrs. R. J. Emmons, manager of the James Black Dry Goods pattern department, wins one of two first prizes from a New York magazine company for selling the most publications in six months. The award includes a two week all expense paid trip to New York City with entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Emmons
James Black Dry Goods Company
Feret
New York Magazine Company
United States
New York City
Clothes hanger patent granted to Waterloo man
Amos F Ludwig of 523 Lime street has been granted a patent for a combination clothes hanger. The 12 by 3 inch hanger swings on a blanket with a three way lock and supports up to 200 pounds. It is designed to hold any wearing apparel securely. Capt Koens honored in Vienna as Austrian golden cross is conferred on Captain Herman Koblh pilot of the Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos F. Ludwig
Lime Street
Ledwig
Koens
Vienna
INS
Herman Kobhl
Bremen
Rotary Picnic Set At Rotary Reserve August Second
The Rotary club plans its annual picnic for Thursday August 2 at the Beautiful Rotary reserve near Winslow. Committees are preparing a program of sports and entertainment for club members and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Rotary Reserve
Winslow
Rotary Club
W. A. Reed
Waterloo Tribune
Rotary Klub
Russell-Lamson
Houston
Tex
Reed
Highway Shots Alleged in $10,000 Suit Filed
M Gard a Reinbeck stock salesman sues C L Dufek Ralph Schmidt Jesse Macrain Charles Munson and Charles Richard all Black Hawk County residents for 10000 damages alleging on June 11 1928 at 1130 pm while driving in Lincoln Township he was fired upon chased bullets struck the top of his car and he was stopped in Reinbeck where he learned the men were after chicken thieves suit filed by Paul J Strickland Reinbeck attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gard
Reinbeck
C. L. Dufek
Ralph Schmidt
Jesse Macrain
Charles Munson
Charles Richard
Black Hawk County
Gard
Lincoln Township
Paul J. Strickland
Reinbeck Atlormner
Company E Guard Officers Study Field Problems at Night
Twenty officers and noncommissioned officers of Company E Town national guard spent Saturday night at Casebeer Heights studying field problems including night marching compass marching map reading and combat signaling. Capt Clyde Davis directed the work. The unit passed several inspections last Thursday night with a satisfactory rating and Capt Allan Johnson was the inspecting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town National Guard
Casebeer Heights
Clyde Davis
Allan Johnson
National Guard
Walther League Convention Opens in Milwaukee
The Walther League convention in Milwaukee opened with over 1500 delegates from every state. The gathering discussed expanding youth programs and broader social contact, with a proposal to move league headquarters from Chicago to St. Louis among the issues to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Jord
Walther League
League
Chicago
St. Louis
Four Day Old Baby Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Detroit July 16. Jon Carey's son was born last Friday and after excessive crying on Saturday he was taken to a hospital Sunday. Doctors performed an appendicitis operation today and said the outcome was as good as could be expected. The baby is expected to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Jon Carey
Home Grown Melons Delayed by Fair Weather
Home grown melons will be late this year says John Johnson the melon man. He expects melons to reach markets in late August and notes usual acreage is planted to melons on his farm east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Johnson
Johnson
Baseball results and player mentions from fluctuating box scores
Baseball score snippets show New York defeating Philadelphia and Boston a wins. Players named include Sewell Mogras Grapowski Bengough Woodall Coch TANS Borrett Faber Crouse Hofmann Heving with scattered innings and odd OCR gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TNT
Baync
L. Sewell
Mogras
Grapowski
Bengough
Detroit
Siaeee
Borrett
Woodall
Quint
Coch
TANS
Boston Tervsiee
Faber and Crouse
RaCing and Hoffimann
Heving
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U. S
Forum Holsteins
Krapfer
Park
Wooidkey
Episcopal
Cedar Lodge
Brain Tests
Svening Post, Inc
Universitien
M.E
Mississippi
Western Lines Conference
Quincy
Knute McClain
Riehl
Ashland
u.Pi
Jenna Holman
Marengo Farmer
Hiness
Vern Isley
Long Beach
W. F. Smith
Harrison Silent
Marysmin
Dr. Voreck
Chas
City Golf
Farmer
Sharge
Jeanette Oldfather
Korea
Oldfather
Irene Oldfather
Williston Avenue
Kerr V
West Sea Coast
Seoul
Burlington
Boek
Northwest+ ‘ern Cabinet company
Red Oak
Alice Denton
Red Oak Welfare League
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bureau of Charities
Oscar Carlson
Berlin Avenue
Ninth
C. J. Ball
Gray's Dixie Barbecue
Bridge Street
Elizabeth Brown
Reuling
Ida Bunt
Babe
Yankee Stadium
Babe Ruth
Ae Bayne
Hopkinton
Frank ©. Allen
Reformed Presbyterian Church
New Zealand
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