Mayor H.T. Hunt of Cincinnati, Brand Whitlock of Toledo, Newton Baker of Cleveland
Mayors (left to right) Henry Thomas Hunt of Cincinnati, Brand Whitlock of Toledo, Newton D. Baker of Cleveland.
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