Capt. Stoll Acting Director of Public Safety 1932 Capt. Louis J. Stoll The Free Lance-Star 04 Nov 1932, Fri · Page 1 or Capt. F. F. Stoll from Chicago, General Superintendent of Carriers of the Chicago Post office The Washington Times 01 May 1920, Sat · Page 8a
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