Cinderella Bride Leaves Millionaire Husband Behind Dreams Unmet
New York society reports that Peaches Browning has left Edward Browning a 51 year old realty operator and separated from him for a few days. She is with her mother in New Jersey while Browning says the split is temporary and that they gave up their Long Island home. The tale recalls earlier failed dreams of a grand palace life and a family. Frances Heenan had quit school to marry Browning, and a prior relationship with another woman attracted public attention. The couple honeymooned at Lake George and Atlantic City before settling at a Long Island apartment.
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New York
Get
Peaches" Browning
Edward W. Browning
Kew Gardens
Browning
Long Island
the Herald Tribune
Mr. Browning
Katherine Heenan
Mrs. Heenan
Frances Heenan
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Lake George
Atlantic City
Cold Spring
N. X
New Jersey
Fifth Avenue
Paris
Mary
Dorothy Sunshine
Mary Speas
Frances Heens
Peaches Browning
Love
Queen's Paris Visit Becomes Semi Official Amid Movie Offer Controversy
The queen's Paris trip to visit America sparked diplomatic tensions as reports of a movie appearance offer circulated. The legation denied any confirmed offer of £25,000 yet noted that offers can be made while stressing the gap between offering and accepting. Final Washington visitation plans were prepared by officials, signaling a shift toward a more official tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legation
Washington
Coolidge
State Department
General Manager of A A A Pauses on Official Tour
The General Manager of the American Automobile Association outlines its mission during an official tour. The AAAs role includes roadside assistance, safety information, and promoting federal aid for state highway construction. The organization, chartered by Congress, operates with volunteer officers and serves members nationwide. A Moose dance schedule is announced by Waterloo Lodge No. 325 in Moore.
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Motors
Smith
American Automobile Association
Congress
Association
Rapistas Tive
Smith Esi
Waterloo Lodge
Layal Or
Ser
Moore
Temperatures From Monday To Tuesday Across The Region
The report lists daily highs and lows for Monday through Tuesday. Data is fragmented with unclear times and spellings, but indicates temperature ranges and periods like afternoon or evening readings. Further specifics are not readable in the fragment.
Rescuers Seek 24 Feared Dead In Iron Mine Blast
Rockwood Tennessee reports rescue workers tried to reach twenty four miners believed killed by a gas and dust explosion at the Koone iron mine near here. Four bodies were partially identified as Rid dell Elliott Gaither Smith and Harry Lingo. No life expected within a half mile of the blast as rescue teams labored through caves and night.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Rodgers
Koone Iron Company
Will
Arthur Teague
G. 1
Boles
Ebcbie Davis
No. 2
George Riddell
W. C. Elliott
Gaither Smith
Harry Lingo
Butte
Miters
Policeman Shot Through Station Door in Two Rivers
Two Rivers Wisconsin December 5 4 JP Leo Looque a 45 year old local policeman was shot and killed today by an unknown assailant who fired at the officer through the glass door of the police station. Fellow officers say Booque had been active raiding bootleggers in the vicinity and this is believed to have led to the shooting.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Leo Looque
Booque
Rules Convicts Need Not Pay Poll Taxes
Inmates of Fort Madison penitentiary and Angainsa reformatory are not required to pay a poll tax while incarcerated. Atty. Gen. Ben Gibson declared in a formal opinion that these inmates, when residents in the county on parole, are subject to poll tax payment like other male citizens.
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Des Moines
Ont
Fort Madison
Reformatory
Angainsa
Ben Gibson
Berlin bans Ni BLT there is snопhole
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Berlin injunction restricting certain forms of presentation and wording. It mentions sublet distinctions to evade the letter of the rule and references German officials and citizens in a restricted context. The passage appears partially garbled with mentions of Berlin Ort AA and measures affecting depiction and performance.
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Berlin
Death Notice for Local Resident in Waterloo
Mortirarit FRANTIC 1, Prank TR cues, formoerhy ont Waterloo, fed yesterd at his mime Wy Loa Afeecles, Cal, after NoNMees of our duration or on ome of years he had con raehter and beekkeopen far ie Watering TRecister POT ATN 'e and Mrs. Jowles Jett for Cali hia daet January when his wilth failed. Surveiving, besides his witew, are ne oson. Myrold T. Cantos, tt elh street, ind we laughters, Irs. Burdette Van Stice, Las and Mrs. Pilon 'Thomas, salt Lake, Utah, Waterloo relatives were set in 'cycled oof foneral arrangemente NH othe death wessaie, bit burial! Wil probably nean Los Angeles.
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Waterloo
Mrs. Jowles Jett
Cali
Oson
Myrold T. Cantos
Myrold T. Cantos, Ttelh Street
Ind
Irs
Burdette van Stice
Las
Pilon ‘Thomas
Salt Lake
Utah
Los Angeles
Court May Decide If Knickers on Child Immoral
Jefferson County courts likely will hear a case over whether a nine year old girl wearing knickers at Fort Fulton school is immoral. Virginia Allen, 9, was barred from eating at school by the teacher for her attire. Her mother, Mrs. Thomas Allen, appeals to the city superintendent and contemplates court action after failed protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Src. Get
Chirk
Fort Fulton
Virginia Allen
Thomas Allen
Waterlooe River Improvement Dinner Invitations Sent
Invitations went out to 1200 members of the Waterloo Beat and River Improvement association for a dinner and entertainment Thursday at 6:40 p m in Black's tearoom. L H Pammel Ames chairman of the Iowa state board of conservation will be guest speaker and talks are planned by Mayor Glenn A Thibitts Herman Miller Allan Lown Sherwood W A Reed Harry Keister and C Aarinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Beat ‘& River Improvement Association
L. H. Pammel
Ames
Iowa State Board of Conservation
Towa State Parks
Fnd
Glenn A. Thbitts
Herman Miller
Allan Lown
Sherwood
W. A. Reed
Harry Keister
C. Aarinan
Burzette Murder Trial Closings In Mason City
Defense closing arguments in the murder trial of J Everett Burzette claim Melvin Burzette killed Morris Van Note, Lime Creek farmer. Attorneys Benke Ontjes state Van Note died at the hands of a cousin as jurors await a possible verdict this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
LNSI
J Everett Burzette
Morris van Note
Lime Creek
W. G. Benke
Charles City
F. A. Ontjes
van Nota
Melvin Burzette
Everett
Melvin
Ha Henke
Electric Park Ends Season Amid Mixed Attendance
Bleeline Park reports a satisfactory season with gates closed Sunday as manager R. E. Petersen plans a Montana and Nebraska trip with family. The HIMUSEMONS treasurer will go to Cedar Wapida for winter work while attendance figures from Bleelrie Park show only slight variation from last year due to rains and seasonal factors.
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Electric
Bleeline Park
R. E. Petersen
Montana
Intobraska
Peterson
Linkey
Alten
Central Labor Union to Convene Wednesday Meeting
The Central Labor Union will hold a Wednesday gathering at Carpenters Hall. The session will cover ongoing business and social activities, with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icentral Labor Union
King on a Motorcycle Incident in Belatum
A king rides from his palace to his office on a motorcycle when guards stop him for papers. They discover the vehicle is registered to Belatum. The exchange ends with the king admitting fault and asking for forgiveness for the moment.
Delays Hit Vinton Va Route 40 Widening Project
Dry weather slows road work on primary road No 40 south of Vinton Virginia. Crews and equipment await conditions as grading on the 10 mile strip to be surfaced this fall nears completion.
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Vinton
Prac
Romantic Echo of War Tragedy Hushed by Court
Matty Josephine an Irish lass whose first husband a marine died at sea was granted divorce from Larry Isaac Clark in Black Hawk district court for cruel treatment. She married Eugene Clark during WWI. after his death she joined his family in America and later wed his brother. She receives 42.30 monthly alimony plus custody and household goods. Government pension of 37.50 per month continues.
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Matty Josephine
Black Hawk District Court
Larry Isaac Clark
Eugene Clark
Lath
America
Wye
Jackson D. G
Nancy Junis
Clark
Girl Steals Pension Money From Civil War Veteran
Maggie Shepherd an 18 year old black girl stole $14 from a Civil War veteran named Isagae Spurs at 1401 Jefferson Street. Detective Ralph Davis investigated and Maggie was arrested at her home, 1526 Jefferson Street after her mother implicated her. She confessed spending $4 and claimed innocence despite admitting the theft.
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Jefferson Street
Maggie
Shepherd
Ralph Davis
Bill Davis
Tinney's Condition Unchanged After Collapse
Detroit report states comedian Frank Tinney remained in a comfortable condition with pleurisy from two fractured ribs after a lapse in his hotel Saturday. Dr Leon Dretzke informed United Press of the unchanged state as Tinney continues recovery.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Tinner
Leon Dretzke
United Press
Tinney
Paris Bartenders Warn Youths Against Evil Drinks
Paris bartenders declare cocktails like Martini Manhattan and Sugar are dangers to American youths. The article describes uniformed staff behind mahogany counters serving a range of beverages on Boulevard des Thiliens and laments growing influence of American drink culture.
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Paris
Tavis
Ars
Boulevard Des Thiliens
Pentlemanty Dave
Building Permits Totaling 16000 in City
Four building permits issued by commissioner Charles Wasson authorize $16000 in new construction and $10000 in demolitions. Aileen Band Co. will erect two frame dwellings at 22 Ninth Street West for 3000 and at Denver Street for 500, while BL Moleveland plans a 1000 dollar frame home at 497 Main Street.
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Evecion
Main Street
Moleveland
IR Commercial
Y Nan
Ohio Electric Company Wins Coffin Medal in 1920s Note
The Ohio Electric Company of Cleveland received the Charles A Coffin award for outstanding contribution to the transportation industry. The prize included a silver medal and a cash award distributed to employees, reflecting the company’s service in the Youngstown area under General Electric sponsorship.
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Ohio Electric Company
Coffin
Cleveland
Pennssean
Ohio
Charles A
Atari
General Electric Company
Ely
Youngstown
Swirling floods threaten three states and Beardstown
Floods advance across Illinois Missouri and Oklahoma as the Illinois and Sangamon rivers overflow their banks. Beardstown endures levee breaches while Springdale faces its worst flood on record. Red Cross and state authorities mobilize aid as crews divert trains and shelters open for hundreds displaced.
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Chicago
Mississippi
Kansas-Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Missouri
Gulf
Beardstown
Ilinois
Illinois
Springfeld
Sangamon
Kaskassia
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Red Cross
Bartlettaville
Lewistown
Tih
Liverpool
Procress
Petersburg
Minson
Haines Hurls Cards to 40 Victory in Third Series Game
In a misty third series affair the Cardinals defeated the visiting team 40 in a game filled with fielding miscues and dense play. Haines pitched effectively to limit the opposition while Southworth and Douthit contributed timely hits as the defense struggled in wet conditions.
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Haines
Ku Klux Klan Scandal Tangles Indiana Figures Involving Foy
Involved Foy Edward Jackson Tidlana linked to a Ku Klux Klan political scandal exposed by the Indiana Editorial Association. New revelations accuse he appointed A R Robinson to the United States Senate last year under Klan threats by D C Stephenson, amid chaotic internal moves and salvos of names and positions. The report blends political intrigue with disjointed game shorthand and garbled OCR lines about baseball action, creating a jumbled public notice-like record.
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Foy
Edward Jackson
Tidlana
Herone
Indiana
A. R. Robinson
United States Senate
D. C. Stephenson
Methodist pastors serve churches longer in yearly shakeup
The annual Methodist Episcopal ministry shakeup shows pastors remaining at the same church longer. A Boston church record notes 31 years of uninterrupted service. Eastern conferences lead in longevity with New York East over 19 years, Philadelphia and Chicago counties following. Marriage licenses list Geneve F Huffman and Evelyn Stellenechmidt.
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Methodist Episcopal Ministry
New Methodist
Morvean Menino
Boston
Waa
Atom
New York East Area
Philadelphata Conference
New York
Chic Rasa
Washington
New England
Fauy
Feneth
Helma
G, H. Loran
Greenstreet
Philadelphia
Alt. Alints
Wrench Ehurch
Chicago
Oil Case To Be In Supreme Court's Hands Tomorrow
The Teapot Dome oil case moves to the Supreme Court with arguments concluding tonight in the Elk Hills naval oil lease annulment suit. Principals Doheny Sinclair Fall face possible long sentences if fraud is upheld. Government counsel Kellogg Pomerene Rob erty urge two grounds for cancellation: fraud and lack of authority to lease Navy oil.
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Washington, D. C
Elk Hills
United States Supreme Court
Terpot Dome
Albert Ball
BE. L. Doheny
Harry Il. Sinclair
Fall
Denby
Robison
Vienna Builds Model City Under Socialist-Democratic Rule
Vienna has rapidly transformed into a model European city within a year. The administration built 30 000 modern apartments for workers and many public facilities including baths hospitals nurseries schools and libraries. Over 250 miles of streets and highways were paved the city electrified and an underground railway and power station installed.
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Vienna
Europe
Press Note on Skirt Taboo in India
Chicago report quotes 21 year old journalist Shetvankar of Madras who will study at Wisconsin. He recalls editing the Young Theosophist and says Indian press avoids front page jokes about women’s clothing, labeling such coverage as comic stories.
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Chicago
India
Shetvankar
Madras
University of Wisconsin
Young Theosophist
Adyar
Deputies P aid for Cattle Show Traffic Control
The county board approved $74.40 in bills for deputy sheriffs who handled traffic near the Dairy Cattle Congress during show week. Eighteen deputies policed the grounds under police detective Hugh Crumrine, with half their salaries paid by the county and half by the congress.
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County Board of Supervisors
Congress
Hugh Crumrine
Police Examination Postponed for Waterloo Department
Waterloo police examination for applicants was postponed from Monday afternoon to Thursday due to a commission member’s absence. W. M. Beecher, chairman of the city service commission, announced the delay yesterday noting the necessity of delaying the proceedings.
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Waterloo Police Department
Do Ow.om
W. ML Beecher
Ci Service Commission
Welsh Addre and Kiwanis on Law Enforcement
A report of Welsh Addre and the Kiwanis discussing law enforcement at Hotel Russell Lamann with music by the Davidson Furniture company. Also mentions revolts in Brazil and church matters including Rev Lackey named moderator of the Iowa Synod United Presbyterian churches and a social band picnic plan with orphanage appeal.
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Addre & Kiwanis
Mavivice
CG. F. & N. Railroad
Kiwaniselah
Russell-Lamann
Davidson Furniture Company
Lackey
Ewart
Iowa Syne Oof United Presbyterian Churches
S. Ak. McColam
Newton
World Series Shots by Clock at Third Games report
Stade notes from Sportsman's Park recount chaotic opening morning as bleachers flood. A trampling injures one fan beyond use while another ambulance evacuation follows. Amid chaos, humor arises over mistaken Peggy shard and a crude joke about a St Louis team nickname.
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Holand Krebe
Peggy
Joyce
Porky
Assignments of Criminal Trials Start With Woman
Judge George Wood and County Attorney W A Cook set 20 trials to begin Monday with Nellie Pattie first on liquor nuisance charges. Defendants Endwaldsen Thompson and Pott follow, then Art Elin for DWI, with manslaughter and assault cases among later entries in the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wood
W. A. Cook
Nellie Pattie
Mike Endwaldsen
George H. Thompson
Robert Pott
Art Elin
Frederika Social Notes and Local Appointments
Frederika Iowa October records show Mr and Mrs Guy See visiting Mt Auburn relatives and Mr See on Mt Auburn business. Mrs James Gallagher spent time in Mason City. Social Hour guests luncheon hosted by Mrs Donald Agar. Leigh Alcock held annual watermelon feast. August Breemer and family called on his mother in Williams town. Local barn work near Sweeners restaurant discussed with Alcock and Haase men attending Cattle Congress. Lizzie Jansen left for Waterloo to visit brother William Adams before returning to Washington. Mrs C H Sweeney visited with her mother near New Hamilton. Nels Mass and John Deitz active in Fredericksburg business and Plum Creek schoolhouse moved for mill addition. Sam Motown Jr Louis Dark of Minnesota visiting relatives. Marian French and Mrs Bowlby plan Winterset trip. Ladies Aid to elect officers and Division D to entertain. lunch serve planned downtown Saturday night. Rev C R B Thomas, former pastor, transferred. Mrs Art French and Mrs L J Danes visited New Hampton. George McKinder operated at University Hospital Iowa City. age 60 years.
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Frederika Frederika
Guy See
Mt. Auburn
Marlin
See
James Gallagher
Mason City
Donald Agar
Leigh Alcack
August Breemer
Williamstown
Breemier
Sweeners
Tom Alcock
McCrackin
George Alcock
Haase and Son
Lizzie Janston
Waterloo
Whi Adams
Washington
Marian French
Lis Bowlhy
Anna Welch
Outoet
Winterloo
Ladies’ Aid
Division D
C. RB. Thomas
Atrs
Art French
L. J. Danes
New Hampton
Fridas
Martin
George McKinder
University Hospital
Iowa City
Local Social Notes From Gilbertville and Waterloo
Mrs senn roungnit of Waterloo visited her sister Mrs Mary Heinen last week. Bobby Wanninger of Waterloo spent Monday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs A H Shares. John Klein went to his farm near Mankato Minnesota last week to drill well. Lewis Herrig Floyd Suppy and Ed Hoffman of La Motte visited relatives here. They attended Cattle Congress. Mr and Mrs David Martin and family of Charles City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Peter Schommer. Mrs Rosauer and Kathaleen Bedard of Eagle Center were guests of Mr and Mrs Leo Bedard Sunday. Mr Kemly and daughter Alarte were guests of Mr and Mrs Peter Demuth Sunday. Esther spent the weekend with her sister in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Gordon Pelton and daughter Constante spent Sunday with Mrs Pelton's mother Matt Newses. Waterloo resident Newses spent Sunday with his sister Mrs J W Schmit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Martin
Charles City
Peter Schommer
Rosauer
Kathaleen Bedard
Eagle Center
Leo Bedard
Kemly
Alarte
Peter Demuth
Esther
Waterloo
Gordon Pelton
Dangher
Constante
Otterville Notes From a Weekend Visit and Wedding
Gale Bantz from Waterloo spent the weekend with his parents in Otterville. Mrs. Frank Bantz and Litei Trebon returned to Dubuque. Miss Lorraine Thompson and John Weiler were married at noon September 28 at her Dubuque home. Mrs. Stewart and daughters visited with Pen Bantz’s daughter.
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Otterville Oterville
Gale Bantz
Waterloo
Frank Bantz
Litei Trebon
Fran
Dubuque
Lorraine ‘Thompson
Trebon
John Weiler
Thompson
Stewart
Bickley
Anderson. Waterson
Pen Bantz
Obituary of Dunkerton Resident Milius Son of Henry
Bertha born Eri 25 1963 in Dunkerton Indiana died Sept 23 after a long illness. Baptized Lutheran church attended parochial school conducted by Rev John Berkharde in Bennington and confirmed April 16 1916. Attended St John’s church Maximid Ta, later in Benavictan. Had been in failing health four or five years. About a year TB developed and he ceased helping on the farm. Fourteen physicians consulted. last summer hospitalized at Oakdale Ta. Parents took him home Sept 1 with brother Louiswerk. Interment at St John’s church Masfield cemetery Rev August Bartels officiating. Sermon by Rayways viz. The parents and brother survive.
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Christ If
Dunkerton
Milius
Henry
Bertha
Eri
John Berkharde
Bennington
Benavictan
St. John's Church
Maximid
Vie
Oakdale
Louiswerk
Masfield
August Bartels
Cita Ginerst
Raywayns
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Mere Vey
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Cassie Cady
Lewie Carpenter
Selioo Ehuim
Chirence Wanehard
Mortirarit
Pammel
State Board of Conservation
Carpenters Hall
Albert
Pyresyis
BP Alert
Relwians
Enuntcy
Anak
Ats
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Reacie
Ty Ely
Abraham Wholin
Duff Armatrong
Unois
Shursilay
Bearkstown
Minnis
Aim
Page
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Viaines
Douthit
South Worth
Shawkey
Tne
Southworth
Reuther
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Maines Reing
Hornsby
Ruth
Meusel
Walnes
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Iun‘ield
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Geohriz
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Lazzeri
Turnshy
Bottomley
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Dales
Douthit U Douthit
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Yankees
Hafer
Ruother
Hafey
Yanks
Dnto Tenter
Combs
Cards
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Thevenow
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Tuschal
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Pachal
Wornshy
Thoning
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Bellay
Bell
Kaenie
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Gehris
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Nooring
Eduza RD
Wai Se
Genvee
F. Iuffman
Evelyn Stellenechmidt
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Navy
Ita Oil
Brazay
London
Matto Grosso
Brazil
Buevos Aires
Wilt
Picntc
George A. Lininger
Ta Porte Road
Fach
Council Bluffs, A
Charles Retke
Elma
Sophia Hass
Riehl Street
Harry A. Rynearson
Sixth Street Chili Restaurant
Blackbird
Redbird
Gilbertville
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