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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1919

Page

2

Ohio Insurance Department Certificates Major Insurers

The Ohio Insurance Department announces compliance by several nationwide insurers including Aetna Life, Allemannia Fire, Concordia Fire, Fidelity and Casualty, and The Home Insurance for the year ending December 31, 1918 to December 31, 1919. Each company reported assets, liabilities, surplus, and cash income as required by law, with official seals and signatures from Superintendent W. H. Tomlinson validate their stock-based operations in Ohio.

Hartland Ohio Ate W. H. Tomlinson Ins State of Ohio Columbus T. W. H. Tomlinson State of Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland Paltimers Maryland Towit Rsons Etion Partograph General ‘Oda Home Insurance Company New York T W. H. Tomlinson Limbus Hio Pennsylvania Phiadelphia Ennevivania W. Hi. Tomlinson Cojlumpbus North Western Mutual Life Insurance Company Milwaukee Wisconsin

Admitted Free to Ball Game Finds $10 Return Home

John Dominick gained free admission to a ball game but faced a $10 price to return home. He yelled an expletive at the umpire in the presence of attendees.

Milwaukee John Dominick

Insurance Company Licenses in Ohio 1919 Certification List

Ohio Insurance Superintendent certifies several national insurers authorized to transact fire and casualty business in Ohio for the year. Companies include Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Philadelphia, Maryland Assurance, Maryland Casualty Company, Metropolitan Life, Mutual Life of New York, and National Surety Company, with asset, liability, and income figures dated 1919.

Majority of iron workers favor strike in Cleveland

In Cleveland on August 18 the majority of iron and steel workers favor striking to enforce collective bargaining. H. W. Raisse, chairman of the federation of labor organizing committee, announced the position today.

Cleveland Ohio Iron and Steel H. W. Raisse Federation of Labor Oreamiatog Committee

Ohio Insurance Department Notice of Companies Licensed

The State of Ohio Insurance Department records show multiple insurers complying with state laws to transact stock insurance within Ohio. Details include aggregate liabilities, net assets, paid-up capital, surplus, and annual income and expenditures for each company such as New Amsterdam Casualty, New York Life Insurance, Nationwide, Travelers Indemnity, Prudential, United States Fidelity & Guaranty, Queen Insurance, and Royal Indemnity with dates in 1919 and office in Columbus.

Jacurence Department I. W. H. Tomlin Iaursty Comew York Ted New State of Aragram General Cone Ohio H. Tominson Insurance Department Coumbuas H. Tomlinson E of Olio Life Assurance Society United States New York Newark W. H. Tomlinson Ina State of Ohio Columbus Jili—el W. H. Tomilingon Fidelity and Casualty Company of Rtment Columbia I. H. Tomlinson Ita TI. H. Tomlinson Metropolitan Renoualty Co W. H. ‘Tomlinson Ins Wee Tomlinson Columbusa I. W. H. Tomlinson New York Life Insurance Cornea Stork New York Plate Glass Insurance Company Travelers Insurance Company Hartford Connecticut W.H. Tomlinson United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company Baltimore Maryland Queen Insurance Company of America Royal Indemnity Company

Hard Hitting Wins for Elks

Elks secure a victory with strong pitching and selective hitting. Hilyer drew five walks and struck out ten, while Oldfield matched ten strikeouts and gave up one run. The matchup featured decisive base on balls and powerful batting, sealing the win for Elks.

Hilyer Oldfield

Strike of Actors Backed by Stage Hands and Others

NEW YORK August 18 Stage hands theatre musicians and motion picture machine operators nationwide back the striking actors. Charles C Shay president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees would not say if a general strike is threatened. Actors planned a parade today to the public with jitney buses to a benefit performance. Floating mooring buoys have been made of concrete by an English inventor.

New York United States Charles C. Shay International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees

Sugar Relief Seen As 100 Ships Bring Cuban Sugar

The United States sugar equalization board announced over 100 ships are engaged in importing sugar from Cuba. Some ships have arrived, others are due Monday, about fifty are loading in Cuban ports, and refiners are expected to run at capacity within a week.

New York United States Sugar Equalization Board Cuba Cuban

Had Some Time Milwaukee Birthday Party Turmoil

Guests at a birthday party for Harry Austin assaulted their own host with razors and a revolver after an armed disturbance. The incident sparked a hasty adjournment as police were alerted and no further injuries were reported.

Milwaukee Harry Austin Harry

Large Basket Meeting at Pollard's Grove Near Salem

Twenty years ago Athens county hosted a major basket meeting at Pollard's Grove near Salem. About a thousand people attended a day of religious exercises led by Rev. L. F. Finley and Rev. H. D. Williams with baskets filled for a communal feast. Mrs. Worstell and Miss Michael returned from a two week seashore trip, with Michael now Mrs. Judge Drake in Gosh en Indiana.

Pollard’s Grove Athens County Salem Christian Church L. F. Finley McArthur H. D. Williams Ann Arbor Michigan L. G. Worstell Lillian Michael New York

Messenger Classifieds Sell It All for 60 Cents

Miss L M Hibbard praises the Messenger classified department for selling her household furniture including a player piano before three days passed. She notes every article sold at her own price costing only 60 cents, a fraction of a typical auctioneer or public sale cost.

L. M. Hibbard Messenger Classified Department Messenger Classified Ads

Deaths Funerals of Alice Walters at 51

Alice Walters 51 died of tuberculosis Sunday at Athens State hospital. The body was shipped to New Straitsville for burial by Newsom Walburn Co undertakers.

Alice Walters Athens State Hospital New Straitsville Newsom-Walburn Co

Only One Member of Family Left After Fatal Train Crash

Funeral services for seven members of John Trainor's family from Cleveland will be held Thursday after their car was struck by a passenger train at North Springfield Pennsylvania. Miss Mamie Cunningham, a niece, also died in the crash, and Sadie Trainor, the sole survivor, is in Pittsburgh.

Cleveland, O John Trainor Cleveland North Springfield Mamie Cunningham Trainor Braddock Sadie Trainor Pittsburgh

Fourteen Clevelanders jailed for trespass and berry theft

On August 18 in Arron O a group of four teen Clevelanders including two church quartet members were arrested by Sheriff Pat Hutchinson and jailed on trespassing charges. A Macedonia farmer reported his farm invaded and elderberries and blueberries stripped. The choir members identified include Fred DeTrey and Stanley Frank.

Arron

Brooklyn Woman Praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Mrs Lewis of Brooklyn recounts a year of displacement and weakness with headaches and side pain. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a strong tonic that restored health and now recommends it to others with similar troubles.

Brooklyn N. Y Lydia E.pinkham Elsie G. Lewis Vernon Ave

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