Kingsley Named President of New York Life Insurance
Darwin P. Kingsley, aged about 60, is elected president of New York Life Insurance Company. With 18 years at the firm and a $50,000 yearly salary, he has held key roles including general superintendent of agencies and trustee. He urges prudent policy amid state insurance law changes.
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Alberg
Theniversity
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Colorado
New York Life
New England
Home Office
Jonh A. McCall
George W. Perkins
Central National Bank
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Remarkable Woman Figures Sun Ephemeris for 1913
Mrs Elizabeth Browns Davis, Washington math expert and mother of four, works for the nautical almanac of the Navy and calculates the sun’s ephemeris years ahead. She pursued advanced study at Johns Hopkins with Prof Simon Newcomb’s support, while caring for her children. Her husband A P Davis is a reclamation service engineer.
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Elizabeth Browns Davis
Navy Department
Simon Newcomb
Davis
Elizabeth Brown Sinvison
Swithout
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins
Newcomb
Front Royal
Virginia
Col. Wm. Burgess
Maryland
Boy Kills Father After Years Of Brutal Abuse
Special to The Sun Stephenson Michigan June 22 A 16 year old boy named William Laycock shot and killed his 50 year old father James Laycock with a 22 caliber rifle after years of brutal beatings of his mother. A jury of local men acquitted the boy and he is hailed as a town hero while the mother endured abuse and poverty. Old Laycock is buried, while the son now receives favorable work opportunities.
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James Laycock
Laycock
Alice and Nicholas Webb Named After Roosevelts
Democratic Missouri honors President Roosevelt by naming twin children Alice and Nicholas Webb born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webb of Platte City. The couple, ardent Roosevelt admirers, say they could not honor the president more.
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Missouri
Alice
Nicholas
Thomas Webb
Platte City
Nicholas Webb
Roosevelt
Wilderness Elk Battle and Hunting Feat in Dawn Light
In the early dawn, two bull elks clash in a pine glade while a third yearling watches, as the narrator and companion shoot after a tense standoff. They quarter and butcher the game, then cook elk loin by a spring. The wapiti, second to the moose in quarrels, can be deadly when wounded.
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Lttle
Scottish Rite Memorial Services Planned in Temple
Scottish Rite memorial services set for Sunday at the temple on S Pennsylvania street. H C Adams to deliver the address in memory of 52 members who died in the last year. Music by the Scottish Rite choir double quartet and a solo by J Raymond Lynn. C W Fairbanks to speak. About 2000 Masons expected.
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H. C. Adams
Scottish Rite
J Raymond Lynn
C. W. Fairbanks
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