Life Insurance Suits Arise Over Lapsed Policies
Three lawsuits in Cincinnati name New York Life Insurance Company as defendants. Plaintiffs seek recovery of premiums paid on lapsed policies amid allegations of fraud, excessive salaries, illegal expenses, rebates, briberies, political contributions, and investments to benefit insiders. The case centers on a $25,000 policy and $6,234 in premiums and interest.
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Fire Brick Combine Planned In Western States
Pittsburg April—Plans are underway in the city for forming a firebrick combination that will include 1 percent of independent concerns in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Maryland West Virginia New York and Kentucky. The daily output of the new company with the branded bricks is expected. Capitalization has not yet been fixed. Two Killed By Freight Train In Pittsburg
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Dowie Arrives in Chicago Amid Zionist Welcomes
Dr John Alexander Dowie lands in Chicago amid cheers from Zion followers and mocks from locals. Police and Zion Guards struggle to escort him to a waiting carriage as he asserts there will be no compromise with Voliva and vows to lead Zion. Wary leaders push a money cutoff on Mexican land warrants to curb Dowie’s funding.
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Salve for skin diseases offered at local drug store
An ad describes a salve for sore nipples and numerous skin ailments including frost bites chapped hands eczema and itching. It claims success in treating diseases of the skin. Price is 25 cents per box and is offered at A L Peatre's drug store.
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Operatory Proposal Divides Mine Workers and Operators
The piece reports on tense talks between mine workers and operators over arbitration terms for wages and grievance handling. Miners oppose narrowing the plan to two grievances and seek broader issues such as an eight hour day, coal weighing, and check off. A conference is planned with a possible Thursday decision as committees prepare replies amid fears of further convention actions.
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