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Newspaper

The Daily Alaska Empire

Location

Juneau, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1933

Page

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Four Gunmen Kill Ten in Café Slaughter in New York

In a chilling recreation of the St Valentine Day riot, four assailants shot ten men and a 15 year old boy at a Brooklyn cafe then fled. Earlier, Charles Mehling, with Marion O Malley, was killed after objecting to robbers. Police seek motive with no clues.

New York Chicago East Side Lie Charles Mehling Marion O'Malley Nice Matthew V. O'Maley Brooklyn Miss O’malley Mehling

Armistice Reported in North China War

Shanghai May 31 A formal armistice in the North China warfare has been signed by military representatives of China and Jay.

Shanghai China Jay

Holzheimer Nominated for District Attorney in Alaska

President Roosevelt nominates Judge William A. Holzheimer of Ketchikan to be United States District Attorney for the First Judicial Division of Alaska. The nomination was sent to the Senate amid expectations of quick confirmation with no opposition. National Committeeman J. J. Connors welcomes the move as another anticipated nomination.

Roosevelt William A. Holzheimer Ketchikan United States Alaska Associated Press Empire Senate National J. J. Connors Holzheimer Democratic Committee Territorial Committee Wilson G. J. Lomen Harding Connors Customs

Leahy Nominated as Chief of Navy Bureau of Navigation

President Roosevelt nominates Rear Admiral W D Leahy to head the Navy Bureau of Navigation in Washington on May 31. The nomination seeks to place Leahy in charge of the navigation bureau, advancing leadership within the Navy's operations.

Leahy Navy Bureau Washington Roosevelt W. D. Leahy Navy Bureau of Navigation

Wife Found Slain. Stanford Manager in Jail

San Jose California May 31 David Lamson Stanford University Press sales manager is held in jail for further investigation into his wife’s death. No charges yet as Lamson, shocked and semi hysterical, faces a brutal killing scene at their home. The report also notes a Memorial Day fishing outing near Moose Lake with a large trout catch by a party including Dr W W Council and Steve Ward aboard the Betty Ross boat.

San Jose Cal David Lamson Stanford University Press University Lamson Steve Ward W. W. Council Mr. Ward Taku Membee Betty Ross R. B. McIver Dallas Weyand Joe Lynch L. B. Tucker Louis Kann

Sue Carol and Nick Stuart Separate in Calamity Clash

Sue Carol and Nick Stuart, stage and screen stars, announce their separation in Los Angeles on May 31 due to clashes of temperament.

Sue Carol Nick Stuart Los Angeles Cal

Cure for Tramps in France Expands to Penal Colonies

Paris May 31 Beggars and tramps are being put to work in penal colonies after Parliament authorized police to round up vagabonds following several gypsy colony murders. Exemptions cover only invalids and persons aged 70 or older.

Paris France

Dimond's Fisheries Bill Faces Chamber Vote Tomorrow

Dimond's measure for local Alaska fisheries control, debated last week, returns to the Chamber of Commerce tomorrow for final action. A similar fur bearing animals bill also on the calendar. Speakers limited to five minutes. Invited guests include Capt. H. D. Hinckley and Capt. Michael Ryan, James Phelan, and Filer Hansen.

Dimond Alaska Fisheries Chamber of Commerce H. D. Hinckley Northwest Division United States Coast Guard Haida Michael Ryan James Phelan University of Washington Filer Hansen of the Pioneers

Senator Bone Urges Morgan to Exchange Bonds for Nation

Washington May 31 Senator Homer T Bone of Washington urged the J P Morgan and Company on the Senate floor to exchange government bonds for new obligations with lower interest as a patriotic duty He claimed the government owed Morgan 240000000 last winter and asked bankers to share in sacrifices to preserve the republic.

Bone House of Morgan Washington Univ States Homer T. Bone State of Washington J. P. Morgan and Company Senate

Revelations Continue in Morgan Probe Details Emerge

Washington May 21 New tales of fabulous profits of famous Demons favored unwound in the Morgan probe as hearings reopen. A third list of insiders allowed by Morgan to make stock purchases was revealed naming John W. Davis Col Charles Lindbergh Woodin McAdoo Pershing Norman Davis J J Rawkob and others. Stocks on the list traded around 40 to 47 dollars and yielded Morgan and Company about 8 5 million, while the Senate Committee approved Pecora's program for further investigation.

Senate J. P. Morgan and Company Ferdinnd Pecora Thomas W. Lamont Morgan J. P. Morgan John W. Davis Associated Press Washington House of Morgan Morgans George Whitney Awover Charles Lindbergh Treasury Woodin McAdoo John J. Pershing Norman Davis J. J. Rawkob Edward Rickard New York Ted Herbert Hoover Whitney Sirther Morgan and Company Pecora

Prison Escape Leads to Hostage Warden Seizure in Midwest

Warden Kirk Prather and two guards were seized by eleven escaping convicts after a prison baseball game near Lansing Kansas. The group, aided by three women hostages, released the warden unharmed only after obtaining a bottle of whiskey. The convicts remain at large as authorities track the fugitives across the region.

Lansing Kansas Kirk Prather Ght Takan Welch Oklahoma Pleasanton Louise Wood Corvics M. J. Wood Louise Frm Miss Wood Cloris Wears Kansas City

Sitka Hyder Back Of Man Appointed Sitka Site Sec y Of Board

John B. McGrath, Sitka pioneer and prominent businessman, named member of the Pioneer Home Board of Trustees and Secretary of the Bear, to take effect June 15. Gov. Troy announced the appointment, praising McGrath for his Sitka ties, Democratic leanings, and understanding of Home functions. Hyder Chamber of Commerce urged Sitka as the Home site, citing location, climate, and cost advantages.

Sitka Business Hyder Back OF Man Sitka John B. McGrath Pioneer Home Joan W New York Hansen Theo. Kettleson Mon Las McGrath R. W. DeAnmond Alaska Tta Troy Hyder Chamber of Commerce John W. Trey Petersburg Ketchikan Hyder Chamber J Sete

Territorial Tax Collector Starts Annual Westward Trip

Territorial Tax Collector EM Polley embarks on the annual Yukon voyage heading toward Bristol Bay and nearby regions, outlining planned stops and duties along the journey.

Polley Yukon Westwand Bristol Bay

Five Americans Headed to London Conference

The American delegation to the London economic conference left for New York to sail for Europe. The group includes Cordell Hull James Cox Key Pittman Sam D McReynolds and Ralph Morrison. President Roosevelt urged quick actions to translate his world concord plan into currency stabilization lower tariffs higher prices more trade and employment. War debts were left for Roosevelt to handle personally.

Washington New York Europe Cordell Hull James M. Cox Ohio Key Pittman Nevada Sam D. McReynolds Tenessee Ralph Morrison F San Antonio Texas Roosevelt

United States to be a good neighbor in new era

In a Memorial Day address in London Ambassador Robert W. Bingham signaled the Roosevelt plan to be a good neighbor, forecasting closer Anglo American cooperation and a shift toward a world economic conference era. He urged mutual confidence and concerted action among Great Britain, the British Commonwealth, and the United States.

United States London Roosevelt Robert W. Bingham Today World Economic Conference Union Bingham Great Briwin British Commonwealths

Irish Veterans Affected by U S Bonus Cut

In Dublin on May 31 more than 1300 Free Staters including veterans and relatives of Irish fighters under the United States flag in the Civil War Spanish-American War Boxer uprising and World War I are touched by the American economy program in war conditions and pensions.

Dublin

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