Dryden bill which Roosevelt backs
Dryden's insurance bill backed by Roosevelt proposes a federal superintendent of insurance in charge of an insurance division within the commerce and labor department. The act would treat insurance policies as interstate commerce, require solvency examinations, annual reports, and a $100,000 treasury deposit per corporation. Licenses could be revoked for cause.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Senate
National Actuary
United States
Federal plan urged to control life insurance nationwide
Staff special to the TIA Sun reports Senator John F. Dryden of New Jersey will introduce a bill backed by President Roosevelt to regulate life insurance as interstate commerce. The plan argues Congress must pass federal regulation, citing Paul vs Virginia and urging strong national oversight to protect policyholders and reduce costs.
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Indianapolis
Congress
Senator Dryden
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Dryden
TIA Sun
New York
John F. Dryden
Dridendal Fire Insurance Co
United States Supreme Court
Prisuge Itf
Aupremic Court
Paul Vs
Supreme Court
Diayase
Tramp Jack James Leaves Home for a Drunken Wish
Jim Blake, a tramp, reads a newspaper note about John James and travels to Hornville. He enters Mary James groceries claiming to be her missing husband. After a tense confrontation and fake backstory, he forges an exit with a suicide note and slips away through a back window to avoid confrontation, planning another drink.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Jim ‘Blake
Jim
John James
Suay Pose
Canada
Mary James
Jack James
Hornville
Thia Place
Cere
Kertly
Menad
Jack
Farmer Hab Only $16 in Suit Over Assets
A farmer from Cottage Grove Indiana named John Toeb faced a U S district court suit alleging liabilities of 2700 dollars. The assets claimed include two items of clothing and one pocketknife.
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John Toeb
Cottage Grove
Ind
United States District Court
Penfield Named for Diplomatic Service Post
Judge William L. Penfield, solicitor for the state department, is slated for a diplomatic service post. He earned praise from the late Secretary Hay for eight years of service and helped represent the United States before a Hugo arbitration. He is currently in South America on a mission to study trade conditions at the president's request.
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THE
SUN
Washington, D. c
William L. Penfield
State Department
Penfield
Secretary Hay
United States
South America
Peyhelt Baile
Hiidjana
India
Prom
Elusive menu hints at fate in luncheon offerings
An unclear menu fragment suggests a voyage themed luncheon or dinner in a moving vessel. The text hints at a stew of items and a table setting with water or shellfish dishes implied, though the wording is garbled and difficult to parse.
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Gueat
Mary Anderson Sends Farewell Tour Wishes for Modjeska
Mary Anderson de Navarro sends good wishes to Modjeska on her farewell tour and hopes to see again her inevitable personations. Mme Navarro, her baby girl, and a three-year-old boy stayed in the mountains of England near Jenny Lind's former home.
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Mary Anderson
Mary Anderson de Navarro
Modjeska
Mme. Navarro
Srears
Maunteina
England
Jenny Lind
Insurance Business At A Glance
Latest figures show the volume of American insurance in force including ordinary and industrial policies. Dec totals across in force policies and corresponding premiums, assets, and surplus are listed with figures indicating total income and payments to policyholders for the year.
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Dei
Domesticity and the Theater in Female Careers
The piece contrasts two actress archetypes, praising the devoted stage artist who enriches craft with other talents, and lamenting the narrow life of a woman consumed by theater alone. It cites Mary Anderson and Jutta Arthur as examples of successful balancing of art and domestic life.
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Wolenuy
Corral
England
Mary Anderson
Boston
Arthur
Indiana Labor Statistics Reported by Blate Bureau Chief
B. Goodnow, chief field agent of the Bla te Bureau of Statistics, compiles union data for Indiana. About 77 international unions with 1 20 local lodges and 70 000 members are active, with seven international bodies based in Indianapolis. Indiana ranks fourth or fifth in state labor strength. first such statewide collection.
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B. Goodnow
Blaté Bureau of Statistics
American Federation of Labor
Bricklayera, Carpenters, Typographical
Teamatera
Miners
Iathera
Sawamichs
Indianapolis
Mingra
Indiana
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Smcs & Mendes
Clara Morris
Army OF Union Labor
Atlantic Gity
J. Chalfonte
Oye Beach
Firepre
Indiana Dental College
Southwest Carner
Delaware and
Ohio Street
West
Washington Street
Taylor Carpe
Harnesa
Ahown
Fina
Condeco
Washington St
Karstadt Bros
Jadiev
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OWL
Indianapolis Gas Co
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Ohio
Farmers Insurance Co
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GEO. M. Cobb & CO
Newton Ciypoet
Ata
Jurens & Hartman
Buppar
T Corte
Pellkatossen
Getvom
Donmestis Brere
Scott-Miller CO
Market
Hotel Stenograper
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Sony Cos
Aetna Printing Co.,Inc
Enshend Ga Pres
William F. Ollwender
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Meridan
Pentacena
Vractics
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