Met Life seeks injunction in Bertha Finery heirs suit
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of New York seeks a temporary injunction against the state insurance commissioner to halt enforcement actions and to allow the company to continue business in the state. The suit stems from a controversy over unpaid claims to the heirs of Bertha Finery of Asaneds City amounting to 54842. The court granted a restraining order pending further hearings, and the case involves efforts to revive the insurer’s operations in the state. The legal battle centers on the commissioner's orders and the insurer’s authority to conduct business locally.
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Webb McSall
Atate Insurance Com Eniugater
United States
Juve Fistee
Busioven
Ens Peters Agian Htaep Winey
Elie
Tod
Emery
Ie Aecompany
Suserine Bencent McNall
Jefervatn
Haley
Iturne Rommiasioner
Thich Ip
Elaine
Rascey
Falao
Tou
Yyueretiey
Ceare
Birknews
Treeliine Preminis
Lewitte Hae
Tt Aise
Teleriitubos Commissionet
Wih
Ma- Deion
Jul de Witt Peltz
New York City
Metrapall
Lite Taskanve Company
le Bn Tu Ae Madey
Bel
Damasen
Municipal Ownership Studied At National Labor Convention
A report from the Department of Labor discusses municipal ownership as a basis for study. The national convention of taper furnishers in Saahville includes Labor Commissioner Johnson and delegates from four states. The discussion covers public utility ownership, investigations into electric and gas industries, and plans for a forthcoming publication outlining findings and inquiries into pricing and manufacturing practices.
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Department of Labor
Taper Furnfissmere
United States
Saahville
Johnson
Phuli¢ Xtalis
Ineo
Parigan
Massewits
Drs
Aipany
Paitik
Theunistry
F National Department of Labor
Dlakond
Nes
Netimne Ard Teketon Manufacturing Ndustrian
Mr Johnson Grievance Labor Funds Shortage
The labor commissioner argues his department lacks funds and contrasts state allocations with catagorized budgets. He cites annual appropriations of about $200 for a new bureau and notes Massachusetts and New York surpassing $15,000, urging greater support. Missouri’s figure is described as insufficient to meet duties.
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MR. Johnson
Labor
Gid
Massachusetts
New York
Tx Jane Coreen
Kansas Shippers Press for Lower Freight Rates From Railroads
Kansas officials call for reductions in rail freight on cattle grain and coal, citing high rates west of the Mississippi. Railroads unlikely to accept cuts. Kansans seek cheaper outlets to ship products to markets beyond Missouri.
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Kansas
Chicazu Tribune
Railroad Commissioner of Kansas T
Dakotas
Nebraska
Mexico
Oklahoma
Sitnels
Lane Dale Regan
Governor Leedy railroad committee meeting postponed
The Oklahoma governor's railroad committee meeting with state legislators from Oklahoma Texas and Nebraska is postponed to June 12 due to the unavailability of W J Brown of Pratt to present. A report will be drafted for the governor at the June 12 session.
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Leedy
Legislacy
Oklahoma
Texaa
Nebrask
W. J Brown
Pratt
Stay Granted in Shire and Unidersood Robbery Case
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution in the case of William Shire and Unidersood of Reno county sentenced to ten years for first degree robbery. They appealed after a district term verdict. The pair reportedly stole about £100 from Jacob and J. J. Willems of Reno county last winter. Governor Leedy issued a requisition for Frank Foster from Appanoose county, Iowa, for assault charges. Foster is in custody of Columbus and to be moved by Deputy Sherte Be Fatten. Contracts awarded for paper supply to Gra ham Paper company for the next fiscal year and for binding materials.
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Supreme Court
Haz
William Shire
GB. Unidersood
Reng Coutty
Supreme Courthday
Ta— @erwood
Shive
Jacob
J. J. Willems
Reno County
F.C
Leedy
Appa~ Floose County
Iowa
Foster
Maude Duncan Foster
Columbus
Tare
Hherte Be Fatten
Ogrecerranen
B. Doneysom
Pension Office
Kansas City
Topeka
Rock Island
J. & Aird
T. Aa. W
Kunsan City
Banta Fe Office
Wlan
District Court
Yeatarday
Knickerbockers
Tom Mayor Fellows
TF. Duranty
Beaver
Heeksnas
Arkansas City
Toowka
John G. Watley
Tate House
Sieht de Bowers Niente
Grotex
Dave Leahy
Wichita Eagle
George W. Bainter
Pudeeenter Department
St Louis
Marcus Pétinsky
Chicago
National Republican League
Detroit
J. A. Mocthure
First Presbyterian
Neh
Quinton Heights
Estens
Inder Stier
Bert Guvnes
Sadie Sutherland Wan
KB. F
Haron
Sutherland
Santa Fe
Bire
Amanda Gale
Peter Anderson
Anideraon
Sirs
Gale Justice Chesney
Christian Endia Yor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Laura Smith
Dick Brookins
Petit Trrpetty
Clay Center
Model
The
New Mexico
Topeka Sunitzy
Topeka Police Department
Snapshot News from Topeka Attracts Attendees
Topeka notes list court sessions, church calls, reunions, and public events. Figures include J Myers and Banta Fe contractor W Lutis visiting, Governor and state officers noted. weather and market prices discussed. local theater, temperance talk, and church activities highlighted.
May arrests and city payroll figures reported in local items
May saw 37 arrests as cash fines totaled modest amounts and payroll expenses reached 1066.25. Reports mention local burglaries, transport of suspects to Kansas City and Topeka, and injuries from a runaway accident. Several civic notes discuss prohibitory laws, religious society pledges, and a court case involving the Mulvanes.
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Das
Rabi Nevin
Jatt
Kenn City
Tspat
Sux
Harri
Karine City
Sanderson
Nevin
Eugene Hagan
del Valentine
City Center
Topeka
Chituzo
Ernest Sewlin
Kowplins
Eoth Sucess
Gertrude
Olomen
Gartha Page
Shiloh Baptist Church
C.F. Clinkscole
Eti
Thie
John R
Jude Hazen
Benger
Joel Pe. Roda
Mulvanes
San Quentin Penitentiary Riot Suppressed by Guards
At San Quentin a prison strike escalated into violence as guards and officers cleared the yard. Armed with rifles, they attacked via Thief Alley, forcing inmates from cells and dousing them with water as punishment. Officials considered moving ringleaders to the Potsom branch for quarrying granite.
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San Francisco
San Quentin
Recioidas
Cainton
Progres
Budd
Hale
Harding Pie Sirikere
Yaveling
Fale
Chey
Birlens
Tr Fs
Potsom
Don’t Stop Tobacco Promises Quick Cure
An advertisement promotes BacO-Curo as a medical cure for tobacco use claiming it stops the habit with a written guarantee. It asserts the product cures while used and offers refunds, testimonials, and a free booklet from Eurex Chemical Stig Cota Greece.
Lacey Fatally Shot Over Jealousy at Seventh and Kansas
On Seventh and Kansas avenue at 8 15 PM Henry Johns a waiter at the Throop hotel shot at George Lacey a colored man who rode a bicycle with Miss Anya Brann. Lacey died from a final abdominal wound and Johns was jailed after the confrontation on the corner. Witnesses described jealousy over Johns wife, with Lacey accused of attention to her.
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Seventh and
Kansan Avenue
George Lucey
Wolff Broad & Cole
Vicim
Henry Johns
Throgo Hotel
3. H. B. Taylor
Calls Colored Paper
Southwestern Fuel Company
Johns
Throop Hotel
George Lacey
Weet
Seventh Street
Quincy
Anya Brann
Kansas Avenue
Taylor
Lacey
Miss Firann
Jebus
Jenkins
Lavey
Stonefield
Mine Brenn
Albert Barton's
Luce
Knight's Ambulance
Salvation Army Hospital
Docwre
Will Storrs
Francs Storrs
Agnes McKee Wallace
Brann
Wallt Brow, & Cote
East Sixth Street
J. H. B. Taylor
Larey
Johns Beean
Eacey
Ray
John W. Gardiner
Johnet
Buljor AP
Shreve
Jenna Vaise
East First Street
Topeka
Word of Warning on Morals Among His Race
Leading colored pastor warns of immorality causing a murder, linking saloon and brothel as twin evils. Rev Oldan speaks to his colored congress, citing Kansas Avenue north of First Street as a locale where vice thrives.
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Oldan
Kansas
First Street
Primrose Butter and the vice outcry at social ills
In a heated call for reform the speaker attacks saloon culture and immoral behavior in society. He cites Gladstone and warns that unchecked vice harms families and states the need for moral homes and stricter marriage norms. Also notes a public robbery clue in Omaha and local Salt Lake bathing resort opening and Peary arctic expedition news.
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State House
Metropolitan Life
Gov. Leedy's Railroad
Gulf and Interstate Transportation Committee
Ievertais
Rte
Mohey
Toda
United States Treasury
Latve
Commonwealth
Exatt
Abeless
W. F. Brows
Amourd
Ned St
Executive Council
Graham Faper Company
Siosln Generos
Rmasterial
PSP
Lindeey
Uhicheo Yesternany
Betig Oil
Westminster Presisteriin
Newton G.ah
W. Lutls
Banta Fe
Emporia
J. Myers
Wichita
Cty
Chia City
State Federation of Clas
Usus
Cash Grocery
Moore & Son
Batre Ax Gate
Hm ‘Tewat
Boston
Japan
Spei Gaedeler
Janie
F. Lamar
Kinley & Lannan
Tie Roel
Jackson St. Topeka
Kas
Minvana
Gov. Burghart
Ars
Eeley
Portsmouth
Keeley Institut
Leslie
Whianke Oo
Ss. Tovmachd & CO
East Migheh Street
E. A. Chaney
Telephone
East 8Th Ave
Mr. Gladstone
England
Str. Gladstone
Wormahood
Omaha
Kijile Himesis
Henry Thomas
Pacific Expres
Gruha
Thom
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salt Alf Besob
Great Salt Lake
Bighin
Pet
Peary
St. Johns
M. F
Arctic
Hane
Bartlett
ROYAL
Alam
Royal Bakin Powder Co
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