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Louis Kuehnle, (/ˈkuːnliː/;
December 25, 1857 –
August 6, 1934),
known as "Commodore
Kuehnle", was an
American businessman and
politician of
German descent...
- activities.
Before the rise of
German American political boss
Louis "Commodore"
Kuehnle and Scots-Irish
American treasurer Nucky Johnson,
Atlantic City's government...
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Kuehnle's Hotel was a
hotel in
Atlantic City, New
Jersey first opened on
January 9, 1875 by
Commodore Louis Kuehnle's father. The
Commodore took over...
- In 1911,
local political boss
Louis Kuehnle,
Johnson and
several others were
charged with corruption.
Kuehnle was
convicted and imprisoned,
while Johnson...
- PMID 6479016. Wapler, M; Mendelson, J. H.; Teoj, S. K.; Mello, N. K.;
Kuehnle, J. C.; Weiss, R. D.; Sholar, S. W.; Hanjra, B; Rhoades, E (1992). "Buprenorphine...
- Organization, a
Republican political machine founded by
Louis Kuehnle, the "pioneer" of
Atlantic City.
Kuehnle was
prosecuted by then-Governor
Woodrow Wilson, as...
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Edward Kuehnle (born July 24, 1979) is an
American contemporary artist who
lives and
works in Cleveland, Ohio. Born in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1979,
Kuehnle received...
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Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794–1877) "Commodore
Kuehnle", the
nickname of
American entrepreneur and
politician Louis Kuehnle (1857–1934)
Aaron Commodore (1819/20...
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original on
January 20, 2021.
Retrieved September 9, 2020. Borgeson;
Kristen Kuehnle (2010).
Serial Offenders:
Theory and Practice.
Jones &
Bartlett Publishers...
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Kuehnle Merchandise store with his
partner in 1915 and
moved to the
community for
health reasons. A
Bammel post office, for
which Herman Kuehnle was...
