Death takes another Dollar family member in Vancouver
Vancouver news reports Omville Dollar, 62, head of the Canadian American Shipping Company, found dead from heart disease in his home garage. He had battled a heart ailment for two years and died 115 days after his father Captain Robert Dollar. Survived by widow, seven children, and two brothers Stanley and J Harold Dollar with ties to the Dollar steamship line and the Dollar Company in the Orient.
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A.meville Dollar
Robert Dollar
San Rafael
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Larest
Pacific Northwest
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
California
Robert Dollar Company
Kd Stanley Dollar
Dollar Steamship Line
American Rail Line
San Francisco
J. Harold Dollar
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Orient
San.Francisco
Four New Orleans Bank Bandits Executed at Noon
Governor O K Allen denied last appeals for clemency for Raymond Rizzo and three other bank robbers. The quartet, Jacques Rylich O Day Taylor, faced the gallows in New Orleans after a dawn-to-noon execution Friday. They denied the grocer was shot and recalled superstition and talks with visitors the previous night.
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O. K. Allen
Raymond Rizzo
Ito Jacques
Donald Rylich
George O'Day
Herman ‘Taylor
Jacques
Allen
Taylor
O'Day
Jurors Sought in Harlan Trial
Harlan Kentucky June 1 circuit court officials seek jurors from Pine Mountain in Harlan County for the trial of E Big Cixar Phillips colored charged with murder over the Evarts battle where four men died. Jurors include A J Gilliam Charles Rasnick Denver Berry and John Anderson. Four local residents tentatively accepted and a venire of 50 talesmen ordered from the area.
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Pine Meountain
Harlan County
E. “Big Cixar
Phillips
Batttle
Evarts
Pine Mountain
William Hightower
Sam B Jones
Mt. Sterling
A. J. Gilliam
Chas. Rasnick
Denver Elly
John Anderson
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures For May Reported
Treasury receipts for May totaled 2,255,978.17 while expenditures reached 15,302,212.28, leaving a balance of 392,? as of June 1. Customs duties for the first two days of May were 16,084,042.75, with details cut mid figures in the AP report.
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Washington
Alabama Pew to Pay Dividends on Preferred Stock
Regular dividends totaling 585000 will be paid July 2 and August 1 for Alabama Pew Company preferred stock. Board declares regular quarterly dividends on the 6 and 7 percent ferro stock payable July 1 and on the 5 percent preferred stock payable August 1.
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Alabama Pew Company
Jafsie Returns After Vacation
Detectives guarding Dr. John F. Condon known as Jafsie said he returned to his Bronx home at 2.4 m today from Becket Massachusetts where he rested. His family planned three celebrations for his 72nd birthday. He was to confer with state police in Trenton and possibly review photos in New Jersey galleries to identify a man to whom he gave 50000 dollars for help in the Lindbergh baby case.
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New York
API
John F. Condon
Woman Attacks Young Daughters in Richmond Home
In Richmond Virginia Mrs Turner Sr Shelton allegedly attacked her two young daughters asleep in their home with a hatchet. The 11 year old Mary Elizabeth and 9 year old Eleanor were critically wounded as authorities cite possible mental illness in the 42 year old suspect. The father Dr Turner Shelton heard noises, found the door locked, and later rushed the girls to hospital.
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Womhar
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Washington Senate Bill Pause Sparks Market Signals
A terse Senate action pauses the tax bill amid market reactions. Lawmakers pause deliberations as investors watch for potential shifts in fiscal policy and economic impact.
Jobs Scarce for Crop of College Grads This Year
Chicago June 1 AP University of Chicago guidance head says this June's graduates will face scarce jobs but not hopeless. Survey suggests broadening fields, with new roles for chemists, art historians, political scientists, and psychologists in industry, education, museums, and government. Winnipeg fire report closes the piece.
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Chicago
Robert C. Woollner
The
University of Chicago
Woellnor
Woellner
Parrott Called as Witness in Ax Murder Case
In Conroe Texas a green and gold parrot was brought to the courthouse anteroom where Darrell Kendall faces a double axe murder trial. Prosecutors considered presenting the bird as a witness after its screams reportedly alerted locals to the victims bodies. Kendall, a Mississippi man, allegedly killed I H Brownlee and Martha Smith in a New Caney minstrel tent show on December 10.
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Tex
Darrell Kendall
Mississippi
Ted
Kendall
H. Brownlee
Martha Smith
New Caner
Texas
Brownlee
New Caney
Magicians Open Seventh International Brotherhood Convention
On June 1, the International Brotherhood of Magicians opened its seventh annual convention. Amateur and professional magicians from around the world gathered to share new tricks, with notable figures such as Howards Thurston, Harry Blackstone, and S. S. Henry expected to attend. A 3,000 seat tent will host regular performances, while impromptu shows occur on streets and in hotels.
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Howards Thurston
Harry Blackstone
S. .S. Henry
Ledger Romain
Brown Says G OP Prohi Plank Will Satisfy Voters
Postmaster General Brown, a Hoover confidant, said the Republican platform prohibition plank would be one to which all can subscribe. He noted progress on the platform and that both dry supporters and those open to change would be satisfied, with Rep Snell calling the plank liberal. Party workers are consulting on the platform direction.
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Washington
Brown
Hoover
Representative Snell
House
President must sign measures within ten days, court rules
The Supreme Court ruled that the president may sign any measures within ten days of passage, removing the need for a last minute dash to the Capitol. The ruling curbs the traditional picturesque scene of presidents rushing to sign bills after gavel bangs.
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