...similar bill, and in the course of a very able argument in support of his action said: "Over-insurance and over-valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury,...and arson; they breed crime — the most dangerous Veto Message of Governor Shaw of Iowa 191 and demoralizing. Commonwealths which, in obedience to a...

...insured. Over insurance and over valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury and arson. They breed crimes the most dangerous and demoralizing. Commonwealths which, in obedience to a false public clamor have engrafted a contrary principle upon their insurance laws, have reaped the whirlwind and in the end...

...measure, in the course of which he used the following language: " Over-insurance and over-valuation arc conducive to fraud, perjury, and arson; they breed...in the end honest insurers have to pay the penalty of increased rates. The experience of our sister and neighboring State of Ohio has been that under...

...judgment, in accordance with a sound public policy, nor with healthful insurance. * * * " Over-insurance and over-valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury...reaped the whirlwind, and in the end honest insurers will have to pay the penalty in largely increased rates. " The experience of our sister and neighboring...

...judgment, in accordance with a sound public policy, nor with healthful insurance. * * * " Over-insurance and over-valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury...reaped the whirlwind, and in the end honest insurers will have to pay the penalty in largely increased rates. " The experience of our sister and neighboring...

..."Over-insurance and over-valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury, and arson; they breed crime—the most dangerous and demoralizing. Commonwealths which,...neighboring state of Ohio has been that under the valued-policy law the amount of risks written increased rapidly, but the losses increased even more...

...experience tends to prove that this is a wise limitation upon tbe rights of the insured. Over-insurance and over-valuation are conducive to fraud, perjury...Commonwealths which in obedience to a false public clamor have engrafted a contrary principle upon their insurance laws have reaped the whirlwind, and in the end...