Injunction Hearing on Mutual Life Insurance Case
In Wichita on Sept 12 the hearing on a permanent injunction against Attorney General Boyle and Webb McNall centered on whether Kansas can bar insurance companies from doing business here without proper licensing. Arguments compared the Mutual Life case to a prior Metropolitan Insurance case, with focus on state versus federal jurisdiction and the superintendent’s licensing powers. The court weighed whether the attorney general could be enjoined from proceedings that affect the company’s ability to obtain a license, and whether McNall’s actions were lawful under constitutional powers and prior rulings. The judge paused to consider the point of whether a federal court could override state licensing in these circumstances and indicated a forthcoming decision on these powers. The matter sets the stage for a possible Supreme Court appeal as to insurance supervision scope in Kansas.
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Kan
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
L. C. Boyle
Webb McNeil
Naurinee
Com- Psens
Kansas
United States District
Williams
Arkansas
United States
Albert HW. Horton
Popes
Green Ander
Lesw
Eugene Ware
Topeka
Fdwigman
Boyle
David’ Overmyer
David Martin
Atchison
Supreme Court
Clemens
Boylegersen
Metropolitan
Tnsurance Company
Foster
Mutua! Company
Oversich
Supreme Court of
Juder Williams
Horton
McNail
Pester
McNair
Statual Life Inewhupee Company
Hillman
McNalls
Re Company
McNall
Overmyer
Superintendent of Insurance
Bis Company
Federal Court
Kankas
Sheald
Willams
DicNall
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Insurance case seen to linger at state house over supreme court decision
New York will delay action after Saturday hearing in Wichita pending a decision by the United States Supreme Court to which the case will be appealed if the judgment shorts the state. State officials feel the court will rule for the Insurance companies but there is no desire to end the legal battle until the highest tribunal has spoken.
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New York
Wichita
United States Supreme Court
State House
Thoes
Superintendent McNall Pushes Settlement With Boston Insurance Firm
The Employers' Liability and Assurance Company of Boston refused a roughly $5,000 claim for A. M. Bo. at Arkansas City administrator of M. Ridenour, deceased. McNall wrote to Geo. M. Endicott urging settlement after years of state insurance department review and a district court judgment against the company.
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Geo. M. Endicott
Mack Love
Mr. Love
Ridenour
Willow
Arkansas City
Wilow
Snider
Cowley
Court of Appeals
McNault
Endicott
Olathe Man Pardoned After Beer Delivery Case
Lecay pardons Fred Coker of Olathe from a 60 day jail term after a Kansas City incident where he delivered beer to friends. Coker paid $34 costs and a $1 fine after the judge reduced penalties amid an unprecedented case in Kansas jurisprudence. The governor signed the pardon restoring him to liberty.
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Lecay
Fred Coker
Kansas
Coker
Kansas City
Lmw
Beloit Gazette Questions Dodge Nomination Hopes
The Beloit Gazette mocks the Kansas items man from the Star and questions the Republican governor nomination. It cites skepticism about Dodge’s candidacy while hinting that an older, worn candidate might be favored over lumbering picks by the party. The piece laments uncertain futures for Dodge amid shifting hopefuls.
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Beloit Gazette
Kansas
Man of the Star
Topeka
Baye
Govetter
SH. Dodge
Dodge
Logan Republican
Lew Hanback's Tree Remains of State House Square Loss
Nortonville News recalls ex-congressman Lew Hanback praising his tree planting at the state house grounds and his sycamore near the northern entrider, which was uprooted during recent improvements though he had cared for it decades.
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State House Square
Nortonville
Lew Hanback
State House
Uepart
Rapior Square
Trece
Gratuitous Foot Care Advice From Em poris State Normal
The Em poris State Normal School faculty sent a manuscript to the state printer detailing a handbook for students. It urges hygiene and grooming, including washing feet three times weekly and washing bones weekly, plus careful shoe shine, hair grooming, and neat dress. About 200 pages of such advice fill the volume.
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Emporis State Normal School
State Normal School
Site Printings Board
St Paul takes two games from Kansas City
In a late sport update St Paul swept Kansas City in a doubleheader as Phyle excelled in the first game while Pardee faltered for Kansas City. The two contests featured shifts in momentum, with St Paul piling up hits and runs to secure both wins.
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Kansas City
BT. Paul
Salar
Phyle
Gillen
Elenth
Cowboys
Pardee
Salets
Wricken
Gear
feViesr
Pickett
Su Paul
Hugugusii
AE Remy
St. Joseph
Burlington
Saints
St. Josep
Burlington - Sooo
Reddy
Beust
Centralia
Great Struggle Between Boston and Baltimore
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports a tight Bi pisont League race with three weeks left. Boston has three games remaining against Philadelphia New York and Baltimore plus six with Brooklyn. Baltimore faces four with Chicago one with Cleveland and three with Boston New York Philadelphia. From Monday onward Baltimore must play 18 games while Boston has 15.
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St. Louis Post Dispatch
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Chicouse
Providence Reaches Pennant Margin in Close Baseball Race
The report compares a Boston and Providence pennant chase to 1871 struggles between Providence and Boston. Radbourn’s relentless pitching kept Providence ahead but strained him. Nichole might mirror Radbourn if he pitches 12 of 21 games. Key decisive dates are September 24 25 and 27 at Baltimore, where Baltimore seems poised to win the league pennant.
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Baltimore
Providence
Radbourn
Charley Nichole
Jay
Blue Rapids Cycle Tourney plans Oct 7 8
Blue Rapids Cycle club announces Oct 7 and 8 events with prizes totaling 50. Races include bicycle events, ball games, sack races, polo, horse racing, and a Pottawatomie Indians vs local club match. Also notes L A W state circuit results from Omaha with several records.
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Blue Rapids
Rubber price war looms as Banigan firms link with Boston group
Boston reports a major consolidation in the rubber industry. The Joseph Banigan Rubber company of Providence, started in March, is said to merge with the Boston group, forming a $1,000,000 capital entity. The move signals a sharp price cut planned for September 15, and has already stirred activity on State Street as the news spread.
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Boston
United States Rubber Company
Joseph Banigan Rubber Company
Providence
Boster Rubber Company
State Street
Seven Die in Freight Wreck Near Van Buren Arkansas
A wreck on the Tron Mountain road at Hanson Station west of Van Buren killed seven men and seriously injured six others, two of whom may die. The dead were Will Fame, Charles Fame, Douglass Anderson, John Johnson, Rose Henderson, Frank Hamilton, and H. A. Walton. The injured include George Coffman, Jack Jones, James Phillips, Robert Harbanks, Charles Pender, and George Parker. The freight No. 45 from Coffeyville to Van Buren broke apart when a forward car derailed, trapping men in a machinery car among heavy beams and logs. survivors were rushed to nearby towns.
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Hanson
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Will Fame
Charles Fame
Douglass Anderson
John Johnson
Rose Henderson
Frank Hamilton
H. A. Walton
George Coffman
Jack Jones
James Phillips
Robert Harbanks
Charles Pender
George Parker
Vion
Walton
Coffeyville
Kan
Vian
Walsh
McLean
Thbrell
The Czar Labels Himself Czar and Landed Proprietor
London reports the czar filled a census form with his name Romanov and title Czar of all the Russian. He lists his profession as master of all the land of the Russian empire and his accessory occupation as landed proprietor and agriculturist. The czarina is described as mistress of all the land belonging to the Russian empire.
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S “Romanov
Russian Empire
Russias
Squatters Victory in Juneau Land Title Case
In Juneau Alaska Judge De Taney of the United States court settles a dispute over squatters rights. The decision upholds that titles granted by the original locator remain valid even if holders are absent. Adsit sued for ejectment over property owned by O L Adell in the town’s business district. A deed from the locator during improvements conveyed title although premises were unoccupied.
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Alaska
Wauh
Tudse Delaney
United States
O. HL. Adell
Adsit
United States Court For
Ejecment
de Taney
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