Fish May Lead Policyholders' Probe at Mutual Life
Stuyvesant Fish, longtime Illinois Central president and former Mutual Life trustee, is planned to head a policyholders' committee to push a full investigation and reform of Mutual Life Insurance Company. The group would operate independently of the Lawson governors committee, seeking broad participation in the United States and Europe.
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Mutual Life Trustees File Suits Against McCurdys
Suits have been filed by Mutual Life Insurance Company trustees against ex-President Richard A. McCurdy, ex-General Manager Robert H. McCurdy, and the firm Charles H. Raymond & Co. to recover funds paid to them. Joseph H. Choate advised the actions, with his report awaiting trustees’ formal receipt. The board also accepted resignations of Effingham B. Morris and Stuyvesant Fish and sent remedial legislation recommendations to the legislature. Richard A. McCurdy and L. A. Thebaud sailed for Europe with their families.
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New Ruling on the Law in Muncie Indiana
Justice Behymer acquits Albert Lamb in a truancy case ruling that a parent not guilty if due diligence was shown and the child appeared to attend school. The boy was placed with a probation officer with orders to send him to the reformatory if he again absents himself without cause.
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Pink Hussars Play Brings High Hopes to La Crosse
F C Whitney, famed manager of musical attractions, will present The Pink Hussars or His Honor the Mayor at La Crosse theatre on Saturday March 3 with a 2 30 matinee. Whitney calls the production his largest undertaking, noting strong organization of cast scenery and costumes. The show has just completed a four month run.
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Buster Brown to Play La Crosse Theatre March 8
Melville B. Raymond presents Buster Brown at the La Crosse theatre on March 8 with a clever comedian in the title role and a famed dog impersonator as Tige. The elaborate production employs about fifty people including a chorus ballet and a dazzling company wardrobe. Raymond also directs next season’s tours of Master Gabriel Little Jack Corner Miss Bo-Peep Abyssinia with William and Walker.
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