Insurance Case Fought in Court at Mayville
In Mayville on February 7, 1928, a suit began as Mrs Hisse Calabrese and Mrs Carmelo LaValle Calabrese sued four fire insurance companies in Belmont Supreme Court for about 20000 linked to a Falconer building fire of February 4, 1924. Judge Bernard Ackerman presided. plaintiffs’ attorneys were Samuel C. Alessi and Thomas P. Heffernan. Defense is by Hugh Russ for Buffalo, Globe, Chicago Fire, and Employers. The Calabreses reported 1000 for building 1700 for LaValle furniture and 800 for Elsie Calabrese’s furniture in nonwaiver forms, later claiming 10000 building, 4500 furniture, 2000 furniture elsewhere. The case centers on incendiary, fraud, and related charges.
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la Valle
Elsie
Calabrese
Olaim
Calabresey
Joss
Carmeliz Calabrese
Misse Calabres
Mr. Buss
Ion
Personal Notices From Erie Trip and City Visitors
Local social notes list residents visiting and visiting elsewhere. Er ie visitors include Rob ert Goring and Fred Eying resuming studies at Allegheny College. Harv ey Blass and Jamior Roscoe host and travel between Erie, Warren, and the city. Several relatives travel to Buffalo Cleveland and Indianapolis for meetings and family gatherings. A Masonic gathering in Spartanghate and Union City events are noted with attendees and a demonstration of work.
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Harvey Blass
Erie
Roscoe
Robert Goring
Fred Eying
Allesheny College
Meadyile
Fred Ringler
Warren
Gerry
Jamior Roscoe
Harald K. Powell
Cleveland
George Schram
Bolivar
WN. Y
James H. Wright
West Smith Street
E. A. Perkins, Jr
Indianapolis
Ind
Rhigene Miller
Weal Ghurch Street
Miller
Perkins
Daniel O'Day
Mendyille
Will A. Heart
Concouil Street
Hart Shaffer
Hee
HL Hverly
New York City
Chitazo
Corry-Jamestown Manufacturing Company
Buffalo
Harold Otts
George Ward
Traction
West Main Street
R. F. Livermore
Akron
FB. Livermore
Dauzhter Elizabeth
Jeoom Cronin
Pearl Dennison
Westfield
Thomas Messenger
East Main Street
Ed Grace
Katherine Rubicam
Ka Hicks
Pittsburgh
Mary Palmer
Sarah Faulkner
John Grace
Wiliam Grace
Concord Township
John Lanston
A. O. Sandburg
J Donald Watson
J. Roscoe Dearing
George Bowles
A. E. Griswold
Lloyd Stowe
O. M. Hilliney
A. M. Howard
Frank T. Babbitt
John W. Lamping
Leroy Wilcox
H. J. Davis
Rudolph Appel
Frank Grice
Masonic Fraternity
Spartan Lodge
Spartanghate
Union City
Stocks Make Small Gains
Fractional recoveries were scored in the stock market by mid afternoon in an otherwise dull session. Dealings were slow with little liquidity and a firmer opening gave way to a narrow, improving tone as the day advanced. Gains came mainly from reduced selling rather than stronger buying, with a list of 2 oclock prices showing modest moves across many issues.
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United Press
New York
American Gan
American Locomotive
American Smelters
American T & T
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Auburn
BEO
Bethlehem Steel
Cabaitlan Pacific
Chrysler
Continental
Columbia Gas
Curtiss
Calif
Standard OF NJ
Studebaker
Mekah CO
Tee United Corp
Gece Tudbwes
Avestinghouse Electrie
Woolworth i Jessuers
N.Y
Home remedy promises relief for catarrhal deafness
An old newspaper advert promotes Parminto as a home treatment for catarrhal deafness and related symptoms. It instructs mixing Parminto with hot water and sugar, taking one tablespoon several times daily, claiming it eases head noises, nasal drops, and breathing, and improves hearing.
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Keister
Garden department meeting of Corry Woman's Club
The Garden department met for a routine Monday session with twenty members at the club house on Molt Street. Hostesses Mrs. James Darling and Mrs. G. C. Lovelant led discussions on What is New from the Catalogue and Growing Flowers From Seed, with two papers and a poem. Mrs. Wesley Howard read Edgar A. Guest's poem A Package of Seed. Ice cream and cake were served to close the afternoon.
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Gareden
Corry Woman's Club
Wesam
Molt Street
James Darling
G. C. Lovelant
Arthur Cole
Edgar A. Guest
Wesley Howard
Nazi tirade on Jews disrupts German parliament
In Berlin, February, Nazi members disrupted a Reichstag committee meeting led by Hans Brink with anti Semitic remarks. The session adjourned indefinitely amid fears of violence and the probe into misused wartime funds was paused. Frank criticized a socialist member and Loebe’s Slovak origin remark triggered the uproar. Mrs. Frank Day Sr learned of her granddaughter Katherine Shambaugh’s critical illness and daughter Margaret Shambaugh’s hospitalization in Buffalo.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Agriciltura
Onev
Paul Loche
Younnal
Frank
Socialist Party
Hig
Germany
Loebt
Hitler
Lippe
Adolf
Loebe
Frank U Day, Sr
Katherine Shambaugh
Margaret Shambaugh
Buffalo
Mollison Pushing South in Transatlantic Flight
Moroccy February 1 Captain James A Mollison arrived to day en route to the United States in his projected fight from England to the west, with a two hour stop. Mollison’s plane reported in good condition. London February 7 Royal Air Force officers seek non stop world distance record, reporting their machine in perfect flying condition.
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United Press Agadit
Moroccy
James A. Mollisin
England
America
Villa Cisneros
Rio de
Rerird Passell
Niget Jim
Blizzard and Cold Wave Move Eastward
A major storm drives a blizzard eastward after a mild period, bringing hardship across the region. Fires outstrip fuel and clothing shortages appear as hundreds join road crews and plow gangs. Widespread warnings issued in the Great Lakes area with temperatures plunging to ten below in places, with further extreme readings across Texas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Wyoming.
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Great Lakes
Tings
Indiana
Wisconsin
Montana
Utah
Wyoming
Gero
Sherman Hill
Amarillo
Tex
Aero
Denver
Omaha
Pine Blut
Neh
North
Platte
Nets
Cheyenne
Alaska
Ardeth Reads The Spy And Faces A Hidden Threat
Ardeth receives a copy of The Spy at work and, while pondering its implications for her and Ken, confronts the scandalous gossip and the danger of being watched. Aly Ling advises caution as Ardeth recalls a night when Ken vanished and someone followed him.
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Ken
Ardoth
Nat Xine
Jeanette
Jett
Ardeth
Aji Linz
Aly Ling’ Gore
Bal
Aline
Pothsipy
Ah Ling
Aly Ling
Tiereca
Miss Garrott
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Rex
Douglas_ FAIRBANKS
A.B. Thornton
Owens
Oi City
C. A. Mountain
Manley Parker
OW City
4. C. Durham
Uicir
W. J. Durham
C. G. Mack
JP. Johnson
Sheffietts
Lincoln
Washington Street
Bete
Ae Lease
Percy Haughton
Garden Department
Woman's Club
Reichstag Committee
Mollison
Agadir
South America
CCAD
Xuna
Ender Jovescenca
Tates
Plaece
Cupid
Rosie
Taylee
Lee
Hin
Cyril Underhill
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