New York Life Refuses Untermyer on Policy Lists
General Solicitor McIntosh of New York Life sent a 1500 word reply to Samuel Untermyer denying the International Policy Holders Committee access to stenciled policy holder lists at its own expense. He argues publication harms policy owners and that the company will comply with law by filing lists with the Superintendent of Insurance. He criticizes public disclosure and notes lists should not be used to solicit policy holders. The letter delays copying lists and references Armstrong Committee aims.
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McIntosh
New York Life Insurance Company
Samuel Untermyer
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Untermyer
New York Life
Armstrong Committee
Appellate Division
Venner
Massachusetts
International Committee
Neous
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Truesdale
Olyphant
Miller
Holden
Committee On Expenditures
Peabody
Kinnan Murder Case Remains Unsolved Amid Disputes
The Kinnan murder of Mrs. Kinnan remains tangled with lawsuits eyed by lawyer Burton W. Gibson against Coroner McDonald for alleged mistreatment during the preliminary hearing. A dispossess notice on the Stenton mansion at Washington Ave and Beth Street, signed by Gibson and Archibald McFarland, adds to the unsettled atmosphere as authorities hold divergent theories about the killer.
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Kinnan
Alice
Whinnan
Burton W. Gibson
Louise M. Stenton
McDonald
Cardozo
Sawyer Gibson
Stenton
Washington Avene
Beth Street
Irish League delegates to Philadelphia convention
Boston dispatch states T P O Connor M P and Hon Edward Blake M P will attend the United Irish League of America biennial convention in Philadelphia on October 2 and 3. Secretary John O Callaghan reports the message confirming their participation.
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Boston
T. P. O'Connor
M. P
London
Edward Blake
South Langford
Liberal Party
United Irish League of America
Philadelphia
John O'Callaghan
Mount Vernon High graduates subjected to alumni hazing
Eleven Mount Vernon High School graduates were kidnapped after commencement by alumni in East Chester Bronx. They were bound, shaved, dusted with road debris, drenched in water, tied to trees and sprayed with condensed milk. They freed themselves at dawn and walked home, marking a notorious end to a red letter commencement.
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Mount Vernon High School
Essrs
McClintock
Mills
Doremus
Ayle Hicks
Almquist
Schechter
Trowbridge
Levi
Nelson
Mott
East Chester
Bronx
Will Leaves $20,000 to Bishop Burgess
Elizabeth H. Burgess died June 4 in Burlington New York and her will probated in Nassau County assigns the entire personal estate of 20000 dollars to her brother Bishop Frederick Burgess of the Episcopal Diocese of Long Island.
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Burgess
Mineola
L. I
Elizabeth H. Burgess
Burlington
N. Y
Jackson
Nassau County Court House
Frederick Burgess
Episcopal Diocese of
Long Island
Body found hacked by hatchet in Yonkers area
Police and coroner investigate a murder after a man is found near Central Avenue behind a stone wall. The body bears a hatchet wound, jewelry on the left hand, and an Italian passport in a coat pocket. Two Greek witnesses led officers to the scene. robbery not suspected.
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Weisendanger
Yonkers
Otto Hopf
McLean
Central Avenues
Young
Central Avenue
Old Jerome Avenue
Andrew Fendin
New York
Schleppegrel
Centralt
Jerome Avenues
Wiesenhanger
Two Italians Meet Farmer on Path Near Home
A farmer encounters two Italians along a rural path as he returns home. Neither man is the dead man described. The men, wearing light clothes, carry coats and a basket or whisky bottle and claim they are seeking property while stating they live on 111th Street.
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111Th Street
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NEW York Life Lists
the Mutual
Scof
Jerome
Stenton House
America
Mount Vernon
Kimonos
Nd Books
China
Albert B.ashforth
Edo
Gloria
Shantung
Peryd
Kneipp
Mlen
Europe
Hae
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