Dawe Family Contests Lottery Windfall Across Laws
An 85 year old mariner A R Dawe won 409 500 on an Irish Free State sweepstakes but a Canadian statute to tax lottery winnings to informers is revived in Victoria. Brothers plot to seize funds for the family as Justice officials note the money may face multi jurisdiction taxes.
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The
Associated Press
Vancouver
B. C
Dawe
A. P. Dawe
Master Mariner
Victoria
M. K. Dawe
W. A. Dawe
A. W. Dawe
Arnold Walker
Department of Justice
Canada
Great Britain
Dominion
Flashes of Life Aboard Planes and Glass House Wanderers
A collage of brief life notes from the Associated Press: Mrs H Foster Bain, 51, in New York trains as a flying grandmother and passes federal tests after lessons for catastrophe service. Lyman Voespel in California loops a glider 20 times after tow. Miss Geraldine Fitzgerald, 84, in Bournemouth built a glass house for walking seven miles daily and is sister to the late Sir Robert Fitzgerald. Millicent Green in New York returns from London amid praise as an American flapper with real name Manya Grynszpan seeking naturalization. prohibitions agents see rising job applications in Washington. Portland golfers note longer and lighter ball distances in a windless test.
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Associated Press
New York
H. Foster Bain
Bournemouth
Eng
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Robert Penrose Fitzgerald
Millicent Green
London
Manya Grynszpan
Poland
Fate of John W Brady to be decided in Austin Wednesday
In Austin arguments on John W Brady appeal resume before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals. Brady seeks reversal or new trial after a Dallas jury sentenced him to three years for the fatal stabbing of Supreme Court stenographer Lehlia Highsmith. Dayton Moses and Maury Hughes will argue for Brady. District Attorney William McGraw prepares the state's brief.
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John W. Brady
Austin
Brady
Court of Criminal Appeals
Dallas
Lehlia Highsmith
Supreme Court
Dayton Moses
Fort Worth
Maury Hughes
C. A. Pippen
Dist. Atty. McGraw
L. T. Bellmont
McGraw
McKean Eilers
George Endress
Atty
W. J. Battle
University of Texas
J. E. Ferguson
Pippen
King McFarlane
Atty. Hughes
Hughes
J. K. Brim
Marion Fowler
I. Cartledge
Alimony Case Escalates As Former Wife Seeks Higher Support
Max pressures for a $100 monthly alimony increase for Charlotte Dane, prompting Stephen Dane to contest the demand. Max files a motion while Stephen seeks legal counsel. Court records note a salary rise for Mr. Dane and Mrs. Dane’s health-related job loss, with Charlotte attending in a shabby dress.
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Mr. Dane
Mrs. Dane the First
Stephen
Charlotte
Jury Statement Sparks No Effect on Deliberations
The record notes the court’s accidental remark to counsel had no visible impact on the jury’s deliberations. It emphasizes that the remark did not sway or influence the jurors in any detectable way.
Justice and monetary dispute over alimony case with Judge
The text describes a judge favoring a blond, childlike appearance and Max’s cleverness influencing an alimony raise for Mrs Dane. Stephen learns of the decision, confronts his lawyer, who calmly notes Stephen can return or refuse to pay and risk jail. Stephen bows to the outcome.
Record of Fast Steam Locomotive Speed on Plant System
Report mentions a claimed fastest speed by a steam locomotive on the Plant system between Fleming and Jacksonville Florida. The engine allegedly reached 1200 miles per hour, a figure stated but likely extraordinary and unclear in source context. The narration also hints at suspense with Eve and a continuation note.
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Fleming
Jacksonville
Fla
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