Fact She Was Wed Is No Bar
New York court denies Mrs. Clara W. Miller's bid to annul her marriage to George E. Miller. Miller had previously married Hugh Muren who she says had a living wife, making her earlier union possibly void. The judge ruled Miller remains bound and dismissed the petition. Miller vows to pursue other methods.
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New York
Clara W. Miller
South Seventeenth Street
Flushing
France
Justice Callaghan
Supreme Court
Miller
Dionde
Hugh Muren
Hugh Irvington
Muren
George E. Miller
Harry Ten Eyck
Herman
Roth
Gas Fumes Claim Two More Lives In New York
Two more people died and two were hospitalized from gas poisoning as winter toll rises. Brooklyn residents James L. Johnson and Charles Sanders were found dead in a lodging house as gas escaped from a small heater. David Lang and Antoinette Simonelli survived after being found unconscious in their Brooklyn homes. a neglected jet and a stove caused the incidents. Overall accidental gas deaths in Manhattan reached 237 since January, over last year.
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New York
James L. Johnson
Charles Sanders
David Lang
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Guber
Jewish Hospital
Antoinette Simonelli
First Street
Bergman
Long Island College Hospital
Manhattan
Greenfield Hill Social Draws Strong Attendance
Greenfield Hill hosts a patriotic social at the church parlors with strong turnout despite postponement. Messages from soldiers, including Preston Merwin and Samuel Prentice, were read. locals also discussed food exhibit interest and Red Cross dressings drives.
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Greenfield Hill
Preston Merwin
George H. Merwin
Samuel Prentice
D. N. Prentice
Samuel B. Ogdin
Dwight M. Banks
Herman Pease
Helen
Frank Perry
Hed Cross
Red Cross
D. M. Banks
Marion Dunham
Greenfield
Greenfield Country Club
Harry F Edwards
Herbert Holton
Bridgeport
Annie E. Middlebrook
Elsie Banks
Robert Barmrore
Black Rock
Eugenia Gould
Mill Plain
S. Everett Lobdeck
Mead
Burr Street
New York City
Foodstuff Experts Show Decrease for 7 Months
Exports of wheat, corn and pork dropped in the seven months ending January 31, 1928, compared with the prior year, while oats and beet products rose. Total breadstuffs value reached 511,797,743 dollars. meat and dairy exports climbed to 278,607,473 dollars. Cotton and cottonseed oil fell in volume, yet higher prices kept total cotton value at 4,231,704,218 dollars. Oil exports declined across mineral oils, crude oil, and gasoline totals.
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Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Today
Our Pilgrims and the melting pot of America
A reflective column contrasts three centuries of immigration with a modern return to Europe, praising the melting pot as the true democracy. It links historic pilgrim journeys from England Ireland Germany and Europe to today’s united American identity and a revived global crusade of democracy. The piece blends editorial notes on identity and excerpts from the era’s exchanges, including anecdotes about twins and political quotes.
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Plymouth
Ireland
Germany
Russia
Balkans
Europe
Amverica
Pieris
Brimis
Live Financial News of Day Tersely Noted
New York Iveb report outlines monthly costs of short term public utility notes near 26 million dollars with yields near 9 percent. Some issues priced as low as 6 percent while others yield above 8 percent. Mercantile Marine negotiations favored common stock holders with preferred untouched. United Cigar Stores shows 1917 gain led by American Sumatra and tobacco stocks despite war taxes. Cheaper chevrolet and General Motors arbitrage discussed. Norfolk and Western stock premium reflects larger distributions. Sugar stocks recover one third of 1917 losses amid price fixing and profit limits.
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New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
United Cigar Stores
United Cigar
Sumatra
York Air Brake
New York Air Brake
Chandler Motor
General Motors
Studebaker
Norfolk and Western
Real estate transfers listed with streets and parcel feet
A long list of real estate deeds shows buyers and sellers exchanging properties along streets such as White, East Main, Harrail, Whitney, Morgan, Ogden, Davenport, Keelor, Deacon, Madison, Beardsley, Beers, Oakwood, Bronx, Osborn, Kossuth, Island Brook, and Freeman. Amounts and precise lot widths accompany each entry, including bank and lodge names in several transfers and mortgage deeds.
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Peter Segla
Andrew
Ya Skoscuska
White Street
BO Fact
Chase Orlin
Abraham Orlin
East Main Street
John Varono
Angilo
Catullo
Carmela
Harrail Avenue
John Bellio
Ciovanni Distefano
Whitney Avenue
Nicholas Mimoli
Cesarina Mimoli
Antonio Giuliano
Morgan Street
Clim Deeds
S. W
E. Beach
Abraham Ortin
Ogden Street
EB. Beach
Davenport Street
Gertrude 8. Terry
Frank C. Brady
Keelor
Peter Kostic
Haffa
Kostic
Deacon Street
W. Gerald Juineburgh
Julius Isaacs
Madison Avenue
City Savings Bank
Ithamar Fi. Zimmer
Beardsley Street
Herman Isaacs
Giovanni Varrone
Marie Antonio
Calhoun Street
Bridgeport Trust Company
William Naramore
Beers Street
Pellegrino Aurilio
Amaryk Aldo
Amryk Aldo
Worth Ind Realty Company
Sara Ann
Duncan Richardson
Oakwood Street
Thomas BK. Martin
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Joe Jennie M. Geopple
Bronx Avenue
Nathan Straut
Tessie Marga
Osborn Street
Abraham_Shilinisky
Mechanics and Farmers National Bank
North Avenue
David and Mary Apstein
Sara Ratner
Kossuth Street
Monroe J. Blackman
Abraham Shilinsky
Abraham Shelinsky
Georgia A. Isham
Island Brook Avenue
Francis Vertucci
B. L. Tesser
Provident Development Corporation
Shenandoah Lodge
K. of P
Freeman Street
Ithamar H Zimmer
Angelo and
Carmela Catulla
John Varano
Harrall Avenue
War Stocks Lead in Late Advance with Many Gains
New York stocks closed the day with gains in rails and industrials after initial uncertainty from German chancellor remarks. Baldwin Locomotive rose over 6 points and United States Steel up about 2 to 2 1/2 points as Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Mail among others advanced. Total volume around 486,000 shares with call money climbing to 6 percent on demand.
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New York
Wall Street
Baldwin Locomotive
Sumatra
Toleaco
Shorts
Texas Company
Maine
Atlantic Gulf
Industrial Alcohol
American Locomotive
Westinghouse
Pacific Mail
United States Steel
Pacifics
Canadian Pacific
Logan
Bridgeport Patent Notices From Conn Patents Office
Curb quotations reported from T I Watson & Co Bridgeport bankers and brokers. Feb 72 2918 list from A M Wooster solicitor of patents Bridgeport Conn includes Blisworth Ay Hawthorne window lens retainer for lamps Henry D Oier Jr lamp socket hood Charles Krause Hartford nut stock Wincenty Kragiel Norwalk Ian Victor Olson Naugatuck automatic headlight dimmer trade marks Jennings Grain Mig Co Tracy tools and parts.
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Connechcus
A. M. Wooster
Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
Blisworth AY Hawthorne
Henry D'Olier, Jr
Charles
A. W. Krause
Hartford
Wincenty Kragiel
Norwalk
Ian
Victor Olson
Naugatuck
Jennings & Grin Mig. Co
Tracy
New York Cotton Quotes and Market Outlook
Cotton quotations received via L. Watson & Co. private wire show March at 31.39, May 30.83, October 29.28, with a good earnings outlook for the year. Cuban and Porto Rico cane sugar profits are expected to rise, raws supply for refiners remains steady, and American Beet Sugar's recent action points to a possible extra at the next board meeting.
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New York
L. Watson & Co. i
Porto Rico
Cuba
French Railroads Make New Drafts on America
Washington reports Col. Charles Hine is transferred from the 165th Infantry to the railroad expeditionary forces in France to help coordinate the movement of material and troops. Vice-president Slade of the Northern Pacific becomes a lieutenant colonel and will work under Brigadier General Atier burs on the French roads. Slade is son-in-law of the late James J. Hall.
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Washington
Charles Hine
165Th Infantry
France
Slade
Northern Pacific
W. W. Atierburs
French Roads. Mr. Stade J
James J. Hall
Peace Reports Have No Clear Effect on Grain Market
New York dispatch notes narrow price changes in corn as traders wait and observe. Cash market firmness remains, with record receipts possible this week. peace news has limited impact and foreign buying outlook unclear. Oats and corn eased briefly on liquidation near futures highs, while the provision list held steadier and hog prices dipped modestly. Chicago quotations show corn May at 126 and oats May at 87.
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New York
Frice
Treasury certs sales near wartime peak in May month
Washington reports May sales of certificates of indebtedness likely exceed one billion dollars, the largest monthly issue since a war period. February totals shrank to about 397 million with recent gains. year’s certificate sales reach roughly 5.79 billion, surpassing Liberty bonds.
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Washington
Treasury Statement
Treasury
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