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Luckett at 21:22, 2 November 2005

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	The Feb. 23, 1931 ''New York Times'' reported that ~~Kelley~~ was arrested for manslaughter. While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.		The Feb. 23, 1931 ''New York Times'' reported that Kelly was arrested for manslaughter. While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.
	Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women. After a scuffle, ~~Kelley~~ ejected him. Another skirmish occurred in the street when ~~Kelley~~ went out and Webber was hit. Webber died Feb. 22.		Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women. After a scuffle, Kelly ejected him. Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelly went out and Webber was hit. Webber died Feb. 22.

Luckett at 21:20, 2 November 2005

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	The Feb. 23, 1931 ''New York Times'' reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter. While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.		The Feb. 23, 1931 ''New York Times'' reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter. While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.
	Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women. After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him. Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit. Webber died Feb. 22.		Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women. After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him. Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit. Webber died Feb. 22.

Ric at 04:56, 8 October 2005

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	The Feb. 23, 1931 ~~NEW YORK TIMES~~ reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.		The Feb. 23, 1931 ''New York Times'' reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter. While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.
	While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.		Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women. After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him. Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit. Webber died Feb. 22.
	Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women.
	After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him.
	Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit.
	Webber died Feb. 22.~~</boxer>~~

Luckett at 00:19, 8 October 2005

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	The Feb. 23, 1931 NEW YORK TIMES reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.		The Feb. 23, 1931 NEW YORK TIMES reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.

Luckett at 00:16, 8 October 2005

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	The Feb. 23, 1931 NEW YORK TIMES reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.		The Feb. 23, 1931 NEW YORK TIMES reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.
	While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.		While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.
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	After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him.		After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him.
	Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit.		Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit.
	Webber died Feb. 22.		Webber died Feb. 22.</boxer>

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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The Feb. 23, 1931 NEW YORK TIMES reported that Kelley was arrested for manslaughter.
While acting as a peace-maker in a Dorchester Street, Boston, lunch room, he hit a customer to quiet him.
Delbert Webber had objected to the price of a beef stew and used profane language in front of several women.
After a scuffle, Kelley ejected him.
Another skirmish occurred in the street when Kelley went out and Webber was hit.
Webber died Feb. 22.