Word: losses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...your description of the Morro Castle catastrophe, Sept. 17, you state: "As usual in all great marine catastrophes, Lloyd's of London will have to pay the Ward Line some $3,000,000 in insurance while smaller underwriters who share the loss make up the balance...
...with a vengeance; escaping all taxes, most expenses of U. S. operation. Only Illinois, of all States, has protected its citizens with a deposit and collection of tax. Others would have to chase some hundreds of "limeys" the signing underwriters, all over Europe if Lloyds declined to pay a loss...
Incomplete reports from the scenes of yesterday's battles in the mining region indicated that loss of life already has reached 100, and that more than 400 storm guards, civilians and strikers have been wounded...
Pittsfield, Mass, Oct. 3--A cow's tail is worth $50, Berkshire County Commissioners decided in upholding a damage suit brought by Mark Drumm of Stockbridge against the owner of a dog that chewed the bossy's fly swatter off. The Commissioners agreed with Drumm that insect annoyance after loss of the fail reduced the cow's value as a milk given...
...game outfit is several ounces lighter than the practice uniform. While even the practice uniform is lighter than the equipment handed out last year at the Dillon field House, this year's game uniform is several ounces lighter still. The reason for the loss in weight which the players suffer between the practice field behind he Stadium and the gridiron of the Stadium itself is the fact that in a game, the athletes wear feather weight shoes--speed shoes--made to fit like kid gloves. Not all of the players undergo this loss of poundage, since the tackles...