Married Men Live Longer Says Insurance Leader
Bess Carroll reports a keynote from Omaha financier Thoms Blackburn of the American Life convention. He cites statistics claiming married men live longer than bachelors due to safer home-cooked meals and prudent habits, noting a rising public health trend and growing use of life insurance across ages and occupations.
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Bess Carroll Harken
Thoms Blackburn
Omaha
American Life Convention
Avi
Éué
Newburg
Isha
Blackburn
Joseph
Jour Visuil
Garavane
Vaivot
Yim
Houdon
Three Alarms Gaetern delegates at national fire associations meet
Delegates to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and the Fire Marshals Association of North America gather in San Antonio. Alabama fire marshal Chester F. Johnson complains of no damage and no fines as visiting marshals tour headquarters. The San Antonio convention draws wide representation and notable announcements include possible future site in Texas capital and efforts to raise Kansas rural school standards.
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Gaetern
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Pire Marshals’ Association of North America
San Antonio
Chester FE. Johnson
Alabama
Modern prophets and revival stir faith amid bells
The piece recalls renewed calls for moral revival and stronger conviction, noting figures like John Roach Straten and Rev Charles Francis and contrasting them with Unitarian discourse. It mentions bells funded by John D Rockefeller for New York Avenue Baptist Church and radio broadcasts spreading church music, while warning against fear of secular progress.
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Paul G Warren
Charles Francie
John D. Rockefeller
Avenue Baptist
New York
Franzhie Lehureh
Chiengin
Havana
Seattle
Hunetulns
Lavie
Belle Inn
Povidor
Train severes man's head near Santa Frrnifroad
Realby, Sept. 1h, a man named Tandwilly BS Farner was found dead beside the Santa Fr rnifroad tack six miles north of his home. His head had been severed from his body. It is supposed the act followed a dispute. Farner is survived by his wife and four children.
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Max Tandwilly
Farner
Santa Fr
Public figure linked to drunkenness after San Antonio incident
A state official, driving away from an incident on Paisano Street, was stopped by an angry crowd after striking Ernest Alvarado, a 1-year-old youth. Alvarado was injured but not seriously. Detectives booked the official for drunkenness and failing to stop. bond set at $500 and posted.
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Ernest Alvarado
Paisano Street
San'Antonig
Anm
Higgins
Liyo
Alvaraila
Smith
South Laredo
Robert B. Green Hospital
Urunkenness
Sid
Miler
Disdken W. W. McCrory
Ninety-fourth District Court
Dave Watsart
Division newspaper seeks name for Fort Sam Houston paper
Second Battalion at Fort Sam Houston plans a weekly division newspaper with prize money of 5 8 and 2 dollars for the three best name submissions. The paper will be free to Enlisted Men's Athletic Club members aiding stadium fundraising. subscriptions to others set at 1 pound for a year.
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Fort Sam Houston
Arny
Rainilngs
Reduced Sentry Duty Shift to Two Hours
Text notes a military reform shortening sentry tours to two hours. It states posts previously longer are now limited, with guards formerly in the outer line moved to watch duties. The change aims to standardize duty length across units and reduce fatigue.
Oil Fire Extinguished After Fifty Days at Wildcat Well
Fire at Wildcat well in the Moren oil field destroyed crude oil valued at 81,000,000. The blaze persisted for fifty days before being brought under control by the BCCIAREST authorities.
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Bcciarest
Wildcat
Moren
Hill to Seek Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment
Representative John Philip Hill of the Third Maryland district said he will introduce an amendment to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment when Congress reconvenes in December. He advocates ending Prohibition and restoring alcohol regulation through new national standards and enforcement.
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Hill
John Philip Hill
Maryland Lpthet
Suspect Held in Liberty Bond Theft Case
G Anderson, an employee of Continental Bond Corp of Armorica with city offices, and another described as Teit faille, were held on 40000 bail by US Commissioner Cotter on charges of attempting to pass eleven $400 Liberty bonds stolen from Centerview Bank Centerview MA.
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G. Anderson
Continental Bond Corporation of
Armorica
Iat
United States
Cotler
Centerview Sank
Centerview
Mexico Seeks Insurance Meeting Amid Reform Debate
Delegates at a convention heard Mr Lavin outline Mexico’s insurance laws from 1892 to the May 25 1910 update. Foreign firms may renew Mexican business by creating branches and posting a 150000 pesos deposit with reserves and premises coverage. Two Mexican companies now operate with significant premiums and new business volume. In New York a Texas stained glass designer reported Miss Virginia Moon, known as Ginger Girl, died alone in Greenwich Village. she was famed as a Confederate heroine and actress, with letters from Jefferson Davis cited.
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Lavin
Deligetéa
BM. Travin
Insuranes
Mexico
Ligin
Mexico At the Present Time,” Ms. Lavin
New York
Virginia B. Moon
Amd
Greenwich Village
W. J. Baer
Yelommm
Moon
Bis
Budha Sawyers
Texas
Memphis
Mra
Sawyers
Southland
Ginger
Baer
Miss Moon
Kumper
Gilunt
Oliver Jones
Virginia ‘Wartler
Jettera
Jefferson Davis
Miss “Moon
Misa Moon
de Memphia
Mother bakes cake as son dies under train on birthday
A mother in Pintstowa is startled when Harold Roark, aged seven, is struck by a slowly moving train as he heads home after his birthday celebration. Authorities confirm the accident occurred during a moment of impatience as the train paused.
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Universal Service
Map
Pintstowa
Sept
Doh Roark
Harold
Are Way
Honrald
Troixebons
Campaign on fires urged by Lewis continues on page one
Jada W Coffman notes state safety film rules and wiring standards while Topeka officials discuss fire prevention. Staley Smith of Wisconsin suggests department alignment to advance safety in Wisconsin.
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Lewis
Jada W. Coffman
Staty Fee Mare
Topeka
Kan
Iregat Banth
Electrica
Coffman
Marxhida
Staley Smith
Core Mistiongt
Ingurmer
Wlate Tre Matarial
Wisconsin
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Laura B. Hart
W. E. Long
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Texas Capital
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Ntional Association
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