Receiver Sought in State Agency Suit Over Management
A committee of disgruntled stockholders filed in superior court for a receiver and a temporary restraining order to block payments by the directors to State Life Insurance and to a former officer. They accuse the State Agency company of deceitful finances and improper contracts with State Life, seek dissolution and a wind-up of assets, and allege warrants of misbookkeeping and hidden payments. Judge Vinson Carter granted the TRO with a hearing set for August to decide on a permanent restraining order and receiver.
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State Agency
Harold B. Hibben
William Beott
W. W. Critchlow
Louis ©. Huesmann
Iuperior
State Lita Insurance Company
Comians- Hone
Vinson Carter
Itemn Noy Jongee
Carter
Woa Incorporated
State Life Insurance Company
Agrney Company
Otto J. Vanlazingham
Nobin J. Dilény
Jesipr Z. Fendall
Joan W. Kogan
George R. Wilson
Axenta
State Life Insurance ‘Company
Indiana
Illiois
Thia
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Pat
Trying Machine Speeding Case Before Police Court
Conwell appeared in polices court Tuesday for speeding an automobile on N. Meridina st above Fall Creek. Officers Belch and ex galt said they saw him traveling at about 24 miles per hour. He claimed he did not know he was going so fast, blamed a new transmitter system, and said he was not trying to exceed the limit. He was fined $1 and costs.
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Conwell
Polices Court
Atewer
N. Meridiansat
Belch
Ex Galt
Mr. Conwell
Meridina St
Fall Creek
Prominent Politician Shot by Banker in Karnes City
Special to The Sum. Karnes City Texas July 1 W Se Mayfield a prominent politician was shot and instantly killed yesterday by J C Gande an attorney and banker. The shooting followed a heated disagreement.
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Karnes City
Tex
W. Se Mayfield
J. C. Gande
Bullets Whistled in Denver Street Fatal Shootings
Special to Neen Henry reports two fatal incidents in Denver. A man named Barr was shot by an unknown youth while pursuing two suspicious men on bicycles. Moments later officer Patrick Kennedy fatally shot 14 year old Frank Moody as police sought the shooter.
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Scrippi-McRae Press
Ansockstrom
Denver
Col
A. Barr
West
Barr
Palles
Patrick Kennedy
Frank Moody
Nay
Rescued From Mob After Lynch Attempt In Des Moines
In Des Moines on July 17 Robert Hyde, a Black man, was rescued at night by soldiers from a mob that sought to lynch him after he allegedly pushed a white woman on the sidewalk. He suffered severe injuries before rescue.
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Sewippa-WeRaec Fe
Association
Detroit man hangs himself in jail cell after shooting wife
A Detroit man identified as Christopher ipindleman shot and killed his wife and then hanged himself in his jail cell. The incident occurred in Bendwieh Ontario, with authorities reporting the events on July 17.
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Nerlopac
Detroit
Mich
Christopher
iBpindleman
Itheral
Bendwieh
Bartlett Accounts Shortage Stuns Treasury Era Official
Washington reports reveal a seven figure shortfall tied to the late Maj. George Ansel Bartlett, long chief disbursing officer. Of $7,430,000 missing, $14,000 is linked to James W. Boyd of the Marine Hospital Service, amid Bartlett’s investigation and bonding firm Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore pressed to cover the rest after Bartlett’s death on February 56.
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Washington
India
George Ansel Bartlett
Treasury Department
James W. Boyd
Marine Hospital Service
Bartlett
Nant
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore
Saloon Keeper Fined for Allowing Minor in Gambling Game
In fall Tuesday police court, William Harrington of Alabama Street was fined $3 and given 30 days for allowing a minor in his saloon. Officers found a boy of 11 playing cards with several men, amid complaints about the saloon's scene.
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Wiliam Harrington
MSN
Alabama St
Hia Place
Galoon
Uney
William Fesler
Stage Beauties to Be Stars in the Thaw Trial
New York July 11 Anxious showgirls and social figures surround the Thaw case with detectives seeking subpoenas from actresses and companions of Evelyn Nesbit and Stan Ford White. Names linked to Thaw White and Nesbit surface as witnesses amid an exodus of performers fleeing notoriety.
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New York
Iris
Harry Thaw
Thaws
Stanford White
Europe
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
White
Sith
Ner
Parks
Endorsement of Three X preservalines in pure food case
Testimony before Judge Wiltsie on alleged violation of pure food laws centers on sodium sulphite in sausages. George C. Wonsner and multiple butchers defend the preservalines as safe, while prosecutors argue potential harm from daily use. Jury to hear case against Harry Matske and associates Tuesday.
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George C. Wonsner
Harry Miatske
Mr. Woesner
Dava
Aly
W. R. Easterday
Sai
Luke
Julius Matske
Harry Matske
Hutchere
Samuel Davis
Yonkers Plans At Cost Ice Supply For City
New York July 17 Mayor Coyne of Yonkers plans to supply the city with artificial ice at cost as the trust raises the price of the commodity to 60 cents per hundred pounds. The Yonkers charity department will provide free ice to the poor. The trust proposes a 1 cent per hundred pounds increase in the price to deter customers from forming a cooperative ice plant.
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Heripus-McRae Press Association
New York
Coyne
Yonkers
Fee Trust
Dessers
Ste Mautit Vernot
Armistice Sought After Guatemala Salvador Clash
Reports from Tehran cite fighting between Guatemalan and Salvadoran forces with Salvador claimed to win most battles and heavy casualties on both sides. General Regaldo is said to have died with a small rear guard, as the armies prepared for further fighting. Washington reports an armistice agreement being discussed among Guatemala, Salvador, and Hon. Jaure to take effect soon.
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Washington
State Department
Guatemala
Salvador
Jaures
Lynn minister seeks delay in Indianapolis pastorate
The Rev. George H. Grose of Lynn Massachusetts, favored as successor to Rev. H. Kellogg in Indianapolis, requests to delay his pastorate until April 1908 due to Lynn church plans. The Central Ave church pulpit committee proposed him amid Kellogg's five year tenure nearing its limit, and Grose wishes to complete Lynn church projects first.
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George H. Grose
Lynn
Mass
Central-ave
Indianapolis
HW. Kellogg
Grose
Learry
Central Ave. M. BL
H. W. Kellogg
Two Men Dead In Pittsburg Hotel Fire
Pittsburg July 12 two men died and three were badly injured when a fire swept the Park hotel run by Daniel Srady. James Conway of City Board of Health suffocated Neal Connors hotel manager fell into a panic net and was injured. Firefighters and police rescued occupants through windows as flames engulfed the rear of the building causing about $12 000 in damage.
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Scrippa-McRae
Pittsburg
Park Hotel
Daniel Srady
James Conway
City Board of Health
Neal Connors
Bergt. Metz
James Lawler
William Dalzell
R Rasset
Buckus
Conway
Tom Taggart Reacts To Judge Buskirk Decision In Indiana
Special to The Ine from Paoli Indiana reports Tom Taggart voicing strong views on Judge Buskirk and Judge Dunkirk rulings regarding casino gambling. Taggart expresses confidence the supreme court will not reverse Dunkirk and hints at possible resignation as Democratic national committee chair as officials accuse others of politicking.
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Taggart
Dunkirk
Democratic Notiongt Committee
Little Ministre Cigar Best on Earth Sold Everywhere
Fragmentary ad style notice citing products such as Stegemel Brod Blira Native Herbs and a laundry service The Gem Laundry with unclear wording and broken brand names suggests a damaged OCR transcription of a local business directory or classifieds item without coherent event details.
Locating the Lawton Monument Site Varies With Protests
The Lawton monument commission will meet next Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock to decide the monument location with Gov. J. Frank Hanis presiding. Excavation for the base at the gullothouse entrance was halted by County Commissioner John McGregor whose protest will be considered.
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Lawton Monument
Teens Fire Revolvers on McCarty Street Rampage
Quiet citizens on McCartyst called on to dodge deadly lead after three young men in a hired buggy fired revolvers through Bourkelde streets Tuesday shortly after 11 am. Bicycleman John Shing chased the buggy. two escapees fled. Joseph Moore forced to the police station. One assailant identified as Charles Winchell narrowly escaped a bullet in his yard.
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McCartyst
Bourkelde
John Shing
Dukey
Fanning
Joseph Moore
Ex President Dead in Argentina
Buenos Aires July 12 reports former Argentine president Dr. Carlos Petligrini has died. The brief dispatch notes his death, with limited details provided by the Scripps-McHae Preas Asociado service.
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Scripps-McHae Preas Associado
Buenos Ayres
Carlos Petligrini
Argentina
Dvad
Foot Crushed by Wheels in Pennsylvania Yard Incident
Edwards a Pennsylvania yard conductor lost his right foot when he slipped and was dragged under an engine at Liberty street and Pennsylvania tracks. He was taken to Delaware Street crossing and then to St. Vincent's hospital after rescue. Cut glass bowls advertised by J. Po Mullally, diamond importer and merchant at 28 Monument Place.
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Pennsylvania Yard
Liberty St
Pennsylvania Tracks
Edwards
Delaware St
Kmere
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. Po Mullally
Jan Or
Thaw murder case moves for venue change and gag order
New York July 1 Supreme Court Justice Blanchard granted a writ of prohibition stopping District Attorney Jerome and the July grand jury from taking evidence in the Harry E Thaw murder case against Stanford White. A change of venue may be sought and the state will respond Wednesday urging continuation. Thaw's lawyers seek to bar further proceedings pending venue decision. Miss Mettensin and Miss Mary Labey, Thaw's acquaintances, are among witnesses. Mrs H R Thaw visited Thaw in the Tombs.
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New York
Supreme Court
Blanchard
Joday
John
Gleacon
Harry E. Thaw
Jerome
Grand Jury
Thaw
Stanford White
Distriet
Timtter
Brand
Criminal Court
Rome
Eamdine
AL Ue
Marriet Attorney's Office
District Attorney's Office
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H.R. Thaw
Tombs
Tomb
G. M. Culver
Brooklyn
N.Y
May McKenzie
Chapern
Garvan
Gourn
Leg Torn Off by Lamp in Missouri Explosion
In a Missouri incident last night, Charles Borgher, a 2 chauffeur, sustained a severe injury when an automobile lamp exploded. His right leg was torn completely off during the accident while he was experimenting with a lamp for illumination.
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Ma Penne Denendeeten
T. Louts
Charles Borgher
Horgjnott Wan
Banker seeks Supreme Court aid to enter penitentiary
Chicago banker Lanny A Gourdain requests U S Supreme Court intervention to break into the Kenosha penitentiary. He telegrammed Washington officials asking the court stenographer meet him at Raleigh hotel at 6 PM. Gourdain, recently sentenced to a year and a half for conducting a lottery in Chicago, had been released on bond and now seeks immediate incarceration to begin his term.
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Bar Preas Association
Washington
Lanny
Gourdain
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Kenola
Raleigh
Teese
Cook County
Dondh
Wimsalf
Josiat Penitensinty
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