Insurance Man on Uniformity Policy Reform urged
Washington January 19. L G Fouse president Fidelity Mutual Life argues lack of uniformity in state life insurance laws costs policyholders fifteen to twenty million dollars yearly, about five percent of payments. He tells the Association of Life Insurance Presidents that harmony, not national supervision, is the goal, noting vast sums and widespread interest in life insurance.
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Fouse
Associated Press
Washington
L. G. Fouse
Fousé
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Philadelphia
Ares
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Association
United States
Coal and Iron Company Stock Drops 52 Points
By Associated Press New York Jan 1 The failure of two stock exchange firms Lathrop Hoskins Co and J M Piske Co triggered a collapse in the Columbus and Hack ing Con and Iron company stock which fell to eighty five dollars a share a decline of fifty two and a half points from the day opening
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Lathrop, Hoskins & Co
J. M. Piske & Co
Columbus and Hacking Con and Iron Company
Uftty
Oklahoma Laundrymen elects officers at Brid convention
At the Oklahoma Laundrymen's Association meeting in Brid January 17 and 18, W. B. Coley of this city was elected president and J. H. Wells of the Ivy Laundry Co Oklahoma City, secretary for the ensuing year. The secretary of the National Laundry Association noted laundry employment and wages rank seventh among U S industries, while Oklahoma laundries show substantial growth with investment over a certain amount.
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Araust
Oklahoma Laundrymen's Association
Brid
W. BR. Coley
J. H. Wells
Ivy Laundry Company
Oklahoma City
Coley
Winkts Tien
United States
Natonal Laundry Association
Raid
Oklshoma
Bank Commissioner to Head WEW Bank
Oklahoma City January 18 A state bank examiner A M Young says he accepted the presidency of the proposed Oklahoma State Reserve Bank and will take charge after duties at Columbia Bank & Trust are finished. Subscriptions for the $500000 bank are largely from the state with some eastern capital. The bank aims to be a strong state bank reserve center and rival national banks.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma State Reserve Bank
Columbia Bank & Trust Company
A. M. Young
Astate Bank Examiner
Oklahoma
Inge
State Banka
Revolt Reported in Uruguay Against President Claudio William
A revolutionary outbreak is reported in Uruguay against President Claudio William. Verification is hindered by strict censorship in Montevideo, the capital, making confirmation difficult.
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Uruguay
Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Republic of
Claudio William
Montevideo
Insurgent Republicans Bolt Caucus in Ballinger-Pinchot Panel
Washington dispatch reports insurgent Republicans in the House bolted to name the House side of the Ballinger Pinchot Investigation committee. Six chosen include McCall, Olmstead, Danby, Madison, and Democrats James and Loyd. A Wisconsin bolt led by Cooper, with Lonroot Nelson Cary and Lindeberg also opposing Rainey and James. The move sparks acrimony. Rainey criticized Panama Canal trouble. State Justices Lecture follows at Norman Oklahoma. Justice Dunn and Furman lauded Oklahoma Law School as premier state institution.
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Washington, D.C
Cancus
House
Ballinger-Pinchot
Rainey
Illinois
McCall
Massachusetts
Olmstead
Pennsylvania
Danby
Michigan
Insugent
Madison
Kansas
James
Kentucky
Loyd
Missouri
Ratney
Iinois
Cooper
Wineconsin
Norman
Okla
Jan
Law School
State University of Oklahoma
Justice Dunn
Supreme Court
Justice Furman
Criminal Court of Appeal
M Pero
Supreme Bench
Echool
Taft Nominates Brennan for Missouri Land Office
President Taft sent to the Senate the nomination of Ira T. Brennan for Register of the Land Office in Missouri's seventh district. The action was filed from Washington on January 19. Brennan's appointment would fill a key federal post in the land administration apparatus.
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Names Land Office Register
Washington, D. C
Taft
Senate
Ira ‘T. Brennan
Missouri
Oklahoma Republicans elect leaders and split on national tariff
Guthrie Oklahoma January 18 Jamen Harria of Wagoner state chairman and N G Turk of Checotah treasurer were elected by acclamation at the Republican state committee meeting. resolutions split over national questions though both progressives and standpatters urged state issues. The Tariff vote debate centered on Taft administration and Payne tariff bill with Stanford offering a substitute endorsing Taft alone. Republicans outlined plans for a state organization of clubs and a convention to strengthen the party. The meeting, the largest in Oklahoma Republican history, drew seventy four of seventy six calls represented.
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McGuire
Morgan
Creager
Taft
H. 2
P. Stanford
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Stanford
Stanford Resoluton
W. J. Lavey
Caddo
Wm. Maurer
Canadian
W. Durand
Cimarron
R. G. Brownlee
Dewey
H. PD. Levy
Harper
Edward Bradbury
Major
W. F. Bush
Texas
B. F. Rice
Tulua
John Johnstone
Washington
H. B. P. Stanford
Okmulwee
W. T. Drake
Creek
Walker
Craig
Dr. Janeway
Stillwater
A. E B. Perry
Coalgate
Dean Crafton
Pottawatomie
M. Cade
Shawnee
School Land Department
Joe H. Harria
W. AG. Winn
Ada
Walter Porgman
Jnorokea
MD Arnold
Haldenville
George Laing
Kingbaker
del Lash
Nermita
Mee
Tulsa Authorities Seek Kelly In Vinita Forgery Case
Tulsa police, acting on instructions from Vinita authorities, hunted Otto Kelly a well known local auto chauffeur for forgery and cheat allegations. Despite a detailed description, officers did not locate him by 3 PM.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lovecat
Vinita
Otto Kelly
Kelly
Hearing Arguments Against Sixteen Missouri Railroads
Proceedings in Jefferson City unfold when attorney general leads a case to compel or oust sixteen Missouri railroads for alleged antitrust violations. Demurrer to the petition filed as the matter advances in the supreme court.
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Missouri
Associated Proga
Jefferson City
Witay
Aupreme New
Gen
Sixtenn
Paseowner
Petit
Grand Jury Begins Asylum Investigation
By Associated Press St Joseph Missouri January 19 the grand jury begins an investigation into alleged cruelty at the state asylum here an attendant is accused of beating four Black male patients nearly to death and fleeing the state reports of similar cases follow
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Associated Press
St. Joseph
Grand Jury
Parliament House Destroyed by Fire in Cheragan Palace
In Constantinople on January 19 the palace of Cheragan was largely burned. The Turkuvt parliament after the blaze lost the chamber of deputies and the senate hall was heavily damaged and deemed unusable going forward.
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Constantinople
Cheragan
Chamber of Deputes
Senate
Flynn as Interior Secretary Candidate Sparks Oklahoma GOP
Guthrie Oklahoma January 18 word spreads that Dennis Flynn may seek secretary of the interior if Ballinger retires. Republicans at the state committee meeting push for Flynn in the gubernatorial race, while Flynn insists he will not run. Ex Governor Ferguson appears poised for the governorship, with rumors of bipartisan support but unconfirmed. The committee endorses a general anti administration resolution focusing on tariff disputes that split regulars and insurgents, amid hopes to defeat the Democrats next fall.
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Guthrie
Okla
Dennis Flynn
Ballinger
State Committee
Flynn
T. B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Oklahoma
Congress
Caucus Nominee Clash Over Ballinger Pinchet Committee
Washington D C January 20 Representative Lloyd of Missouri refused service on the Ballinger Pinchet committee provoking fear applause. Representative Clayton of Alabama offered to substitute Rainey for Lloyd while Dalyell presented a rules committee resolution for selecting members. Clayton pressed for fairness while insisting the Republican side not dictate Democratic affairs. The Clayton substitution failed 182 to 147. The Currier resolution passed 186 to 145.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lloyd
Missouri
House
Ballinger-Pinchet
Clayton
Alabama
Rainey
Dalyell
Committees On
Howe
Cart
McCall
Denty
Madison
Kansas
Taisen
Lioyd
Enneas
James
Ducks
Loyd
Currier
Bryan denies bid for 1914 Democratic presidential nomination
Lincoln Neb Jan 1 Charles Wey Bryan brother of William Jennings Bryan and Richard J Metcalfe associate editor of the Commoner tonight denied published reports that William Jennings Bryan planned to seek the Democratic nomination for president in 1914 and said he had no intention of being a candidate.
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Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Wey Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Richard J. Metcalfe
the Commoner
United States
Mr. Bryan
House approves resolution in unanimous vote
Associated Press report from Washington D C states the hallinger Pinchot resolution conference report was adopted by the House today in a near unanimous ballot. The piece notes the installation of a new Linotype Model Five type setting machine similar to one already in the office since February 1909, described as the best model.
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HOUSE
Associated Press
Whahington
D.C
Hallinger Pinchot
Inatalis Linotype
Tanstalling
Merwetthalernotype
Wall Street Only Would Be Aided Central Bank Debate
Washington reports quote Senator Aldrich backing a central government bank aimed at aiding banks during crises, while critics led by Representative Owear W. Adouple condemn it as misrepresentation. The discussion contrasts a bank for the people with a bankers’ bank and cites European central banks as mischaracterized models.
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Washington
Jan
West
Aldrich
Buncombe
Owear W.adouple
Texas
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Europe
Aldrich Ia
Bank of England
Bank of Prange
Bank of Germany
Bank of France
Banke
England
Bank of Hugland Tel
France
Bank of Prince
Boro of
Bank of Praice
Howe
Emeland
Notice of Appeal in Shinn Case After Bond Forfeited
M E Shinn convicted in the last term of the district court of aunt daughter and sentenced to twelve years in the state prison at McAlester. He secured freedom on a 4000 bond pending appeal, the decision of the district court, and was moved to the county jail. Deputy Holland Clark transported him. Attorneys failed to file the appeal in time, and the case may be moved to McAlester once Sheriff Ridenhour returns from Guthrie.
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M. E. Shinn
District Court
McAleneter
Shinn Falicar
Yeater
Mb Aleat
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