New York Insurance Department Chief Quizzed on Expenditures
Francis G. Hendricks testifies examiners never probe detailed legal costs or insider loans at major insurers. He describes a long standing practice of accepting reports at face value, with Vanderpool detailing that examination focused on sworn reports versus books and vouchers, not deep scrutiny of end-year loans or executive pay.
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Francis G. Hendricks
New York
Francis G. Hen
New York State
Lily
Mudge
Hendricks
Lille
Feaac Vandertwel
Chisaf
Fatih
New York Life Insurance Company
Equitable
The
Mutual Life
Equitable Ta
Kuhn, Loot & Co
Tiny
Tughes
Brat Serk
Prussia
New York State Department
State Department
New York Life
Kuhn, Loch & Co
Hendyieke
Aover
Janac Vanderpool
Indurance Department
Salea
McCurdy
Mutual
Vanderfool
Mr. Vannerpoot
Supreme Court Deliberates On Montana University Bond Question
At Helena noon today the supreme court concluded arguments on the validity of state educational institution bonds, notably for a state normal college. Chief Justice Brantly indicated a possible decision by the next case setting, with Attorney General Galen to file a reply brief within five days. Governor Carpenter argued that the enabling act and Montana constitution require establishment of university buildings and funding.
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Standard
Helena
Supreme Court
Justion
Lan
Galen
Seave
Brantly
Gale
Mortias
Carpenier
Congress
Congrisa
Taduriton
Galé
Montana
Carpenter
Washington Court
Idaho Supreme Court
Fourth of July Oration and Opinion Confusion
Assistant Attorney General E. M. Hall answered points disputed by Mr. Haire’s lawyers and Attorney General Gaten delivered the closing argument, clarifying the matter in dispute.
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E. MM. Hall
Haire
Gaten
Cotton crop controversy rocks house floor debate
Washington debates over cotton crop estimates feature Lavering accusing the agriculture department of overstating or understating yields with census figures for Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Oklahoma. Burleson counters by faulting weight differences between running bales and government figures and accuses Lavering of personal cotton interests and market bias.
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Washington
Prt
Congressional
Lavering
Massachusetts
Burleson
Texas
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Okishams
Lovering
Bates
New York Cotton Exchange
Bur- Iezon
Neadda
Senter Steamer Disaster: Coxman Ned Milander Killed
The steamer Senter from Portland arrived in San Francisco dec 21 after a severe storm. Aged coxman Ned Milander died while attempting a rescue in a flooded cabin. He was a longtime employee with two prior wrecks cited. Passengers suffered casic crisis.
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San Francisco
Senter
Portland
Ned Milander
Steamship Company
Har
Solumbia
Ponta Gorda
Ratisvactory Bank Sees Leadership Change at PRedford
Thomag J. Bragks elected president of the focal bank replacing J Walsh who resigned. The bank reports a careful audit finds a steady factory condition as details of the affairs are reviewed.
Man Rescues Friend as Shotgun Malfunction Ends Threat
Dispatch to the Sisadard reports George Schultz attempted to shoot Fred Schroeder in a Laurel saloon over a gambling dispute. Schroeder grabbed the gun, redirected the blast, a hole torn through the window while bystanders overpowered Schultz until lawmen arrived.
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Beeld
Billites
George Schultz
Fred Schrdédér
Laurel
Schroeder
Schultz
Congress Adjourns After Brief Session in Washington
Washington Dec 21 after a short one hour session that adjourned until Jan 4 most of the time was spent debating the credentials of Mr Gearin who fills the Oregon seat after Mr Mitchell. The house also had a brief session with Speaker Payne noting exhaustion of speeches and holiday adjournment.
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Washington
Bec
Mitle
Xebate
Garin
Mitchell
Gregon
Gearin
Jane War
Payne
War on Pacific steamship trade ends conference
A meeting of Great Northern Steamship Company rivals failed to persuade the line to confine operations to Oregon and Washington. Oregonian notes Harri cannnes agencies may open in Portland Seattle Tacoma while Beaton Nippon Kaisha and Canadian Pacific plan California service. Norfolk Virginia storm gusts sweep coast. no ships reported harmed.
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Portland
Ora
Iranse Pacific
Great Northern Steamship Company
Oregon
Washington
California
Great Northern
Morning OregoNian
Harricannes
Seattle
Tacoma
Beaton Steamship Company
Nippon, Yosen & Kaisha bin
Pacfic
Washoe Copper Company seeks 240 acre placer claim in Deer Lodge County
The Washoe Copper company filed an application for a 240 acre placer claim known as the Fs placer in Deer Lodge county Montana. The land lies in an unorganized mining district and is described by survey No. 7407 with multiple boundary bearings and distances. The claim includes 245 acres, with 3.35 acres in contact with Northern Pacific railroad selection No. 221. First publication November 19, 1903.
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Jaiied States Land Office
Helens
Mont
Nolice
Washoe Copper Company
Montang
Frank A. Jones
Anaconda
Toaring
Deer Lodgé
Ak Mingral Envey
Corder No
Northern Pacific Railroad
Recorder's
Deer Loder County
Frank D
Mimnacle
Megtater
Deer Lodge
Montana
United States Marshald Bee Sershal
J. G. Banders
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Butte
Great Northwest
Oxford
Pde
Dette
Asa
Crossett
Idurahee
Leglela
Billa Hevn cd
Legislative Committee
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Jis Aultea
Ott
Vanderpool
Deavoy
Schatzlein
Na- Hoag
West Broadway
Gexbiat
Sofigen
Geverine Carpenter
Claudés
Levering
Barlonon
Japan
Smu
Palo
Norfolk
Virginia
Les Mantle
New Southern Grass Gold Mining Company
Cane
Deer Lodge County
C. B. Wigner
Mantle
G. B. Wisner
Frank W. Hasking
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