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586:"CHARLES M. SHORTRIDGE'S CONDITION IMPROVED"
606:"CHARLES M. SHORTRIDGE HAS ANOTHER RELAPSE"
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468:"C. M. SHORTRIDGE DEAD; VETERAN PUBLISHER"
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306:Samuel M. Shortridge
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486:"THE GREAT VICTORY"
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