May Serve Auditor For Foreign Life Societies In Iowa
Iowa moves to simplify service of legal notices on foreign life insurance societies operating under assessment plans. Chapter 18 requires these societies with headquarters in other states to file a power of attorney with the state insurance department, designating the auditor to accept service. The move ends the difficulty of serving process in lawsuits against such groups.
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Lowang
Tto
Blealdy
State Insurance Department
Insurance Department
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Marriage rights disputed by Iowa ruling in Des Moines
Des Moines reports Special Counsel Robbing of the attorney general's office says a man under 21 who marries gains no voting rights or liquor purchase rights beyond his age status. Other notes include animal health commission pay from old veterinary law, a $26,000 alienation suit, and state tax remittance under the new motor car law.
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Board of Optometry
Carroll
Carnwell
Sumner
State Board ’ Health
Des Moines
Robbing
Attorney General’s Office
Robbins
Animal Health Commission
Veterinary Medical Examination
Commission
Veterinary Medical Examining Board
Frederick E. Lambert
Josiah
Rebecca Kempthorne
Lambert
Kempthorne
Rebecca Lambert
Hampton
Morrow
Hayward
C. A. Donnel
George M. Chappel
Mr. Donnel
Bolas
Idaho
D.’ P. McCallum
Honolulu
Baseball notes on minor leagues and stars of the era
Eye on talent from Connie Mack to Ty Cobb, with talk of eight club leagues and potential stars. Kling shines with the Doves, nine players discuss college discipline and big league fit, while Cy Young plans a new delivery. Shortstop McCarthy remains unavailable as South Bend, Terre Haute and Wheeling fail to land him.
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Hans Wagner
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Connie Mack
Collegians
John Kling
Doves
Eddie
Sicotte
Hol Walsh
Bill Lange
Bill Locke
Pirates
Noth
Ing
Billy Evans
Hoblitzer
Reds
Kling
Cubs
Cy Young
South Bend
Terre Haute
Wheeling
McCarthy
Pittsburg
Boston Fan’s Dope Badly Resented by Harry Lord
Chicago White Sox captain Harry Lord angrily confronted a Boston fan after a game with the Red Sox. The fan insulted him as punching an “e& bum” team. Lord replied with a punch, knocking the spectator unconscious and injuring his jaw. Lord’s damaged hand was later shown as proof. Witnesses included Lord’s father.
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Harry Lord
Chicago
Lord
Harry
Mr. Lord Sr
Accident Made Bresnahan Catcher in Baseball Tale
Roger Bresnahan became a catcher by accident when Baltimore was in need due to injuries. Initially a pitcher with limited success, manager McGraw considered releasing him until Bresnahan stepped behind the plate. He proved quick and accurate, throwing out a base stealer and impressing McGraw who then encouraged him to continue at catcher.
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Bresnahan
Roger Bresnahan
Roger
Baltimore
McGraw
Wilbert Robinson
Bill Clarke
Robinson
Convicts Form Camp Baseball League at Rhode Island Prison
A baseball league has formed among 600 Rhode Island state prison inmates. Games are played in the prison yard each Saturday afternoon in summer. A car barn robber batted, a post office robber covered first base, and a manslaughter convict pitched for one team while others watched from the yard with pipes and tobacco.
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Rhode Island
Mathewson Adapts To Longevity In Pitching Style
A New York critic notes Mathewson plans to stay in baseball as long as possible. He saves his mighty right arm, aging influences shift him away from constant speed. Headwork and placement, not raw power, define his pitching this season while he remains effective.
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Chiaty Mathewson
Matty
New York
Mathewson
Christopher
St Paul as Baseball Fan at Bedford Church Sermon
A Brooklyn Bedford Presbyterian service linked to the New York YMCA baseball league featured Rev Howard Young delivering a sermon about St Paul as a summer sports fan. The preacher praised Paul as an enthusiastic athlete and noted his use of running boxing and “great umpire of the skies” imagery while cautioning against betting and corrupt contests. He urged young men to honor discipline and avoid field exclusion.
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Bedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
New York League
Howard Young
St. Paul
America
Paul
Asia
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Dolly
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