Painter Family Insurance Policy Details Come Under Scrutiny
The dead man's life policies paid partly to his firm where he served as president and partly to his family, including daughter Miss Okle C. Painter who was slated to take over the fertilizer business. Local reps refuse to name beneficiaries as questions arise about the policies' purpose and the insured's health history. The Johns Hopkins expert cited hardening of the arteries, while insurers dispute the disease’s presence at policy exams.
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Jersey Commuters Win in Court Ruling on NJ Rail Rates
The Court of Errors and Appeals upheld a Public Utility Commission order requiring publication of commutation rates between Jersey City Hoboken Camden and other New Jersey points. Paired with an Interstate Commerce Commission decision this clears the way for a P U B inquiry into the reasonableness of intrastate rail rates. The board must first confirm the existence of NJ commutation rates beyond New York and Philadelphia tickets.
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Plan Getaway Thursday Seafaring Albany Legislators Reach Agreement
Albany June 18 The legislative leaders Lieutenant Governor Glynn and Senator Wagner with Speaker Smith the majority leader of the Assembly and Aaron J Levy outlined their programme at a meeting today and planned to adjourn the extra session finally next Thursday.
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McCabe Presses Fallout Over Sulzer in Albany Clash
McCabe backs a surge of disclosures against Governor Sulzer, accusing him of duplicity in public and private, while Tammany leaders resist public hearings on direct primary bills. The row centers on meetings with Murphy and Sulzer, calls for accountability, and a pending vote on Blauvelt versus Sulzer backed measures with possible vetoes.
Governor Sulzer vows to read more leaders out of party
Syracuse June 18 Governor Sulzer declared he would purge the party if necessary in response to a Tammany attack in the Legislature. He named Packey McCabe and Senator Robert F Wagner as targets, calling McCabe a scoundrel and criticizing Dugan. He spoke at the Central New York Stingerfest praising Germans and stressing party harmony.
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Thief Steals Gems From White Plains Home
A burglar looted the home of George Stark at 16 North Broadway White Plains last night taking diamonds and jewelry valued near 1098 dollars. Mr and Mrs Stark and a son were in the library while the thief moved through the house with Mrs Stark seated on the veranda throughout the break in.
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Albany Senate Debates Referendum Bill For Constitutional Convention
Albany reports Gov Sulzer urges a statewide vote on a constitutional convention with delegates to be chosen in 1918 and convened in April 1916. Senate and Assembly delay due to party loyalty concerns, while Roosevelt ally Whitman courts Progressive backing for a potential mayoral run.
Emerson Law Held Valid for Essex and Warren Roads
The Emerson Prime law authorizes road construction in Essex and Warren counties funded from unexpended state balances and future highway bonds. Attorney General Carmody says bonds voted by the people will cover unfinished tracts, with current payments drawn from short term notes and remaining funds limited to about 60,000 for the Kawex and Warren counties project.
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Girls Freed By Court In Hoboken Jewel Case
In Hoboken a court discharged two young women after arrest for attempting to pick the pockets of Michael Blanciano, a blacking shop keeper, failing to provide sufficient evidence. Moncano offered no complaint and was uncertain if a wallet was targeted. The women identified themselves as Dolly and Helen Hadden of 1910 Third Avenue, Manhattan.
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Train Bandits Steal $1916 in Springfield Hold Up
Masked robbers halted the Illinois Central Diamond Special ten miles south of Springfield. They netted $1916 from a small safe and four hundred in checks, failed to seize larger sums, and escaped after dynamite failed to open the safe. A $1000 reward is offered for the robbers. Police tracked possible suspects James Connells and Jesse Leslie, with effort to pursue continuing.
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Imperator Maiden Voyage On Board Transatlantic Liner
The Imperator arrives on its maiden voyage, detailing decks A to T, sun deck features, music rooms with Steinways, a grand lounge, white garden with a miniature grand, and dining saloon. It notes the six expressive staterooms, luxury private deck, and innovations including watertight compartments and 2000 horsepower quadruple turbine engines capable of 225 knots.
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Olympia wreck claims captain and five crewmen near Sable Island
A Gloucester fishing schooner named Olympia was rammed and sank off Sable Island early today. Captain Jonah Andrew Doggett of Portland and five crew members perished, with several survivors rescued by the steamer Sagamore which arrived from Liverpool with the remaining crew.
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Outing for 400 Orphans by Medson Cease Automobile Club
Four hundred orphans enjoyed their annual outing in Saree City as the Medson Cease Automobile Club chauffeured them in flag-bedecked cars to Patlater Park. The proprietors treated the children to a day of recreation and festivity.
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