Precaution Drive Aims To Reform Fourth of July
Spokane story outlines a proposed ordinance by George F. Brill Jr to curb dangerous fireworks and enforce a citywide ban on sale and use of explosives. It cites a boy injured by a giant cracker, cites 1908 casualties, and notes public petitions to limit pyrotechnics with fines up to 100 dollars and 30 days in jail.
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George F. Brill, Jr
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American Medical Association
United States
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Missouri Supreme Court Upholds Insurance Salary Cap
The Missouri supreme court sustained a state law denying licenses to insurers that pay officers over 50000. The decision arose from mandamus petitions by Equitable Life Assurance Society Prudential Insurance Company and Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. The court upheld the statute's validity but called the measure unwise and recommended repeal.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Supreme Court
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Prudential Insurance Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Weather Outlook May 15 Forecasts Vary By Region
The season is late in most areas and forecasters caution that any forecast up to May 15 remains conjectural. Past patterns suggest continued variability as temperatures and rainfall evolve across regions.
Fugitive Arrested for Assault in Wallace Idaho
Black Bear officers capture Frank Ferguson who is wanted in Wallace Idaho on an assault charge after he allegedly shot Joe Martin in the hand some time ago. Separate report notes Melvin N. Lee faces criminal assault charges in North Yakima and awaits trial with sensational developments promised.
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Frank Ferguson
Wallace
Idaho
Joe Martin
Lee
Lulu Parrish
North Yakima
Melvin N. Lee
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