Insurance Law May Be Revised by Commission
Columbus January 28 Insurance men monitor the Ohio State Insurance Commission as it begins regular sessions next month The panel will study a report from a fifteen governor officials conference and draft remedial legislation aimed at sweeping changes to Ohio insurance laws A special room in the state house will host the commission with Insurance Commissioner Worrs advising and the attorney general providing legal help A full report is expected by June 1 and a Chicago meeting may seek uniform adoption of new standards across states following New York’s recent law.
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Columbus
Ohio State Insurance Cent Mission
Conference Commission
Ohio Commission
Ohio
Ists
State House
Worrs
Jusa
Chicago
New York
Armstrong
Soldiers Ten Rally at Lorain Midwinter Reunion
The Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors hold their annual midwinter reunion at the G A R hall in Lorain on the evening of February 14 invitations sent. The W R members arranged the entertainment and program with a large turnout expected. A note mentions Mrs. Austin’s pancakes for breakfast ready in a jiffy.
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Lorain County
W. R
Lorain Steamer Hugh Kennedy Launch Prompts Regional News
The Hugh Kennedy, a 10 000 ton steamer for the Xbtchell fleet, was launched Saturday at 11 20 with Roth Kennedy of Pittsburg as sponsor. Wm Vining sues Cal Harris for 300 over a horseshoe contest incident in the Empire theater case filed in Justice Hall. Deputy Sheriff Sailsbury brings indictments targeting saloonkeepers and houses of ill fame. Richard Doran’s death is reexamined as gas suspected over earlier poisoning theory. Maroney regains consciousness after days of unconsciousness, attributing it to effects after a drink with Dorain. Attorney W S Thompson plans a 10 000 brick block on Penfield avenue near the new Penfield avenue Bank building pending spring weather. James McLean, former Lorain resident, dies in Chatham Ontario. he once ran a tailoring shop.
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Hugh Kennedy
Roth Kennedy
Pittsburg
Hanna
Wm. Vining
Cal. Harries
Harris
Empire Theater
Justice Hall
Sailsbury
Cty
Ttig
Richard Doran
East Side
Maroney
Dorain
Maloney
W. 8
Thompson
Mustache Dilemma Sparks Brief Penn Hospital Row
In Columbus on a Saturday a hospital barber faced Edward Flickinger who asked to retain his mustache. Dr E E Arnold and Guard Danford insisted on shaving without a deputy order, and the barber proceeded. An unrelated ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea follows.
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Columbus, O
Edward Flickingers
Penitentiary Hospital
E. E. Arnold
Guard Danford
Flickinger
Northeast Ohio Teachers Association Meet In Cleveland
The Northeast Ohio Teachers Association will hold a two day meeting in Cleveland on February 15 and 16. It will be split into 17 subdivisions for grade teachers and an independent branch for mathematicians with talks from many noted speakers.
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Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Gates 10 Talk to Newspaper Men Wins Invite
Gates of this city has been asked to speak at the annual meeting of the Associated Ohio Dailies in Columbus on Tuesday and Wednesday. He will discuss Publication of Insurance Statements from the Advertising Agent's Standpoint. The session is billed as highly interesting this year.
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Gates
Associated Ohio Dailies
Columbus
Knights of Columbus uncover $600000 in treasury funds
Secretary Daniel Colwell announced to a New Haven council that the national treasury holds $600000 not known to officers prior to rate hikes. The fund is expected to be used to aid older members hit by higher insurance charges.
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New Haven
Conn
Daniel Colwell
Knights of Columbus
National Treasury
Des Moines Woman Sells Body to Pay Debt to College
Dottie Morgan of Des Moines mortgages her body after death to Mose Levich in a $10 deal to aid a dying friend in Council Bluffs. The young woman, described as respectable, sought funds beyond her $15 to reach the $25 needed for care.
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Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Dottie
Morgan
Dottie Morgan
Mose Levich
Mase Levich
United States
Miss Morgan
Shirt Sleeve Man May Build Canal
Pittsburg reports W. J. Oliver of Knoxville aims to win the Panama Canal contract. The 39 year old millionaire, born in Massachusetts and raised in the South, built locks at Sault Ste. Marie and drives Lookout Mountain tunnel work. Known as a shirt sleeves man, Oliver favors American colored labor if awarded the job.
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Pittsburg
Jan
Panama Canal
W. J. Oliver
Knoxville
Anson M. Bangs
Oliver
Massachusetts
South
South Carolina
Lookout Mountain
America
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Market Prices Mix for Dairy Produce and Groceries
The ledger lists butter, cheese, eggs, apples, potatoes, sweet potatoes, mushrooms, onions, tomatoes, cabbage, celery, lettuce, squash, smoked meats, pork, dry salted meats, sausage, lard, fresh pork, and grains with varied price points. Entwined brands and regional notes show state and western butter, Holland seed cabbage, California tomatoes, and on track carlot prices for grains and wool.
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Virginia
California
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Bady's
Randall
Broggiste
Lorain
Penfield Avenue
Bank
Penfield Avenue Bank Company
James McLean
Chatham
Ontario
McLean
Bibo
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
BIG
A. E. Frost
Des Moines Miss
Bedy
State
Western
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