Compensations Laws Spread Across States This Year
New York dispatch reports workmen compensation laws adopted by Wyoming Colorado Maine Indiana Vermont and Pennsylvania with Utah approving a study. Measures vary by state but share a trend toward safeguarding workers and dependents. Payments differ by injury type, with percentages and durations set, and administration rests with industrial commissions or insurers as required.
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Mare
Aliski
Wyoming
Mont Oklahoma
Colorado
Maine
Indias
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Utah
Phil
Imner
Court workers compensation provisions and limits across states
The article outlines heady provisions under various state laws for workers compensation. It cites Indiana and Oklahoma schemes, detailing weekly benefits, total disability caps, funeral costs, and death benefits, with employer liability limits and exemptions for domestics and agricultural labor. It notes optional state insurance and bureau administration, plus interstate commerce exemptions.
Widney Pills Offer Kidney Health Relief Advertisement
A brief health ad promises relief from rheumatic and back pains for those unable to travel. It claims Widney Pills restore kidney activity, improving health and strength, and lists A. M. Wiseher as the seller.
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A. M. Wiseher
Retail Merchants Conclude Meeting in Austin
The tenth annual convention of the State Ratali Mere organization concluded in Austin with about 400 delegates in attendance. Officers and next meeting site are to be chosen this afternoon, with San Antonio favored for the next convention. Local secretary work and organization were discussed, and finance committee recommendations proposed a legislative fund. Delegates pledged substantial contributions from multiple cities, and officials noted no typhus at ports and a decrease in smallpox regionally. Dr Collins anticipated city health officers meeting next week to finalize state health board arrangements.
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Austin
Association
W. A. Aghilies
A. W. Griffith
San Antonio
Tavernar Fergnson
N. A. Elhand
Galveston
Fred I. Fisher
Taylor
Wichita Falls
Corsicana
Palestine
Fort Worth
Waxahachin
It Isborn
Sherman
Ray Cry
Brownwood
McGramor
Temple
Denton
Denison
Cictiar
Beaumont
Hig
Collins
City and Heath
State Association of Health
Visit to convict camp sparks health inspection in Texas
24 State Health Officer W B Collins travels to Winneatite farm near Austin to investigate conditions at a hight employment site. He notes nine AF cor cases and reports others health concerns. Collins recently returned from Viouaton Rothport Tort Aransne with ENT experts assisting the inquiry.
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Austin
Tex
W. B. Collins
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Viouaton
Rothport
Dangerous to Revive a Ship Name War Lesson
The Norweelin Shipping Gazette reports a German submarine attacked the steamer Davanger after learning it sailed under a false name Ceylon. The sub demanded papers, observed name and nationality conflicts, and opened fire after giving the crew fifteen minutes to abandon ship.
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Christeania
Jube
Loudon
Flatonia Fair Directors Promote Programs to San Antonians
Directors of the South Texas Industrial and Agricultural Fair announce premiums and prizes for exhibits from fat stock to children. Programs describe amusements and fair attractions sent to San Antonio. Governors and state dignitaries expected to attend the Flatonia fair July 9. Railroads offered favorable rates to draw crowds. Also notice for Pack Mules contracts at Fort Sam Houston Depot with sealed proposals due June 3, 1910.
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Flatonia Fair
San Antonians
South Texas
Depot Quartermaster
Fort Sam Traunton
Texas
Thirteen More Reciprocal Insurance Licenses Sought
AUSTIN June 24 thirteen more applications have been filed with the Department of Insurance and Banking by reciprocal associations for licenses to do business in Texas under the new recipro cal Insurance law effective June 20 bringing total to seventeen. Charles M Howell of Kansas City filed for general counsel for a large number of associations present with these applications Commissioner John Patterson questioned constitutional validity and noted the attorney general had held the law unconstitutional weeks ago. A key issue concerns a required deposit of 10090 for policyholder protection but no location for the bank is specified. Howell said deposits have been made at the domicile location. Decisions on granting or denying now await Patterson's action. The applicants include Manufacturing Lumbermen's Underwriters Kansas City The Indemnity Exchange Chicago etc.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Insurance and Banking
Texas
Charles M. Howell
Kansas City
Tasuranes and Banking
John
Patterson
Howard
Howell
Lumbermen's
Kansas Chy
Indimnity Exchange
Chicago
Gank
Insurance exchanges and underwriters list fragment
A partial OCR lists numerous insurance exchanges and underwriters from cities like Kansas City St. Louis New York and Chicago. The text mentions multiple firms and a stray sentence about language diversity and a reference to a place with many languages.
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Aetate Insurance
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
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Indiana
Maxwell House Coffee
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Hameson
Jacksonvine
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
Commerce Street
Caplin and
Furping
Steichsielders’ Ranballs
Total Resources
Amoney Segood
Seal Estate
Montcagh Loans
University of Oxford
England
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Lone Star Brewing Company
Wogemilo Guerantes d “Myre
Woodward Carriage CO
Hien
Jener
Fou Antonio
Vexis
Padorentests
State Heath
Ceylon Recane Davanger
Uiratratoes
Buckley
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Austin Department
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Bedell Ridg. Ave
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Automobile
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Lumber Manufacturers’ Liner-Insurance Association
Employers
Changs
Utility
St. Louis
Druggists
Amoryan Extchange Underwriters
Casualty Reciprocal Exchange
Incarnate Word College
Alamo Heights
San Antonio, Texas
Select Boarding
St. Anthony
Crockett
Nien
Gunter Hotel
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