Pacific Oil Raises Annual Dividend in Surprise Move
New York stock news reports Pacific Oil Company boosts its common dividend from 2 to 3 dollars a year, with a 1.50-dollar semiannual payout due July 20 and record date June 15. Other firms like Certainteed Products, Tex as Gulf Slaphur, United Paper Board, and Ahemada Lead announce interim and extra dividends amid improving earnings across the industry.
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Pacific Oil Company
Certainteed Products Corporation
Certanteed Producta Corporation
George M. Brown
Texas Gulf Slaphur Company
United Paper Board Company
Ahemada Lead Company
Acushnet Mills
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
American League games yielded New York over Cleveland six to three and Boston over Chicago nine to seven. Philadelphia routed Cincinnati nine to one while Brooklyn beat Chicago five to four and Boston defeated St. Louis twelve to three. Southern Association saw New Orleans dominate Little Rock fifteen to four. Sally League results included Augusta edging Charlotte three to seven and Macon twelve to three over Columba with other scores noted. An open date lists upcoming matchups across St. Louis Boston Chicago Brooklyn and more.
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Americdh League
P.C. Philadelphia A
Washington Annie
Chicago Moti
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Petra
Detroit
Boston Eeente
P.C
Brooklyn
Augusta Oe Etereeetenrren
Megses
Spartanburg
Knoxville
Columbia Aeeeee
Asheville
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
National League
Monument for Brigadier General Hans Hegg to be unveiled
A monument honoring Brigadier-General Hans Hegg, Norwegian commander of the Fifteenth Wisconsin who died at Chickamauga, will be unveiled in Lier, Hegg’s birthplace, during Norway’s centennial immigration celebrations in July with King Haakon expected to attend.
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Oslo
Norway
Hans Hegg
Wisconsin
Chicamauga
United States
Lier
Hegg
Haakon
Lee Curry hanged after lengthy legal fight in Georgia
In Lyons Toombs County Georgia on Thursday Lee Curry was executed for the 1920 murder of Burleigh Phillips. After multiple trials and appeals, the condemned man faced the gallows at 1:45 p.m. and died thirty minutes later. Curry spoke briefly, maintained his stance on justice, and shared grim remarks before departure.
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Lyons
Lee Curry
Toombs County
Burleigh Phillips
Curry
Vidalia
Augusta
Supreme Court
Toombs Superior Court
Prison Commission
Gov. Walker
Black
Clarence James
BE. J. Giles
C. W. Culpepper
J. F. Wright
Wheeler
M. L. McRae
Montgomery County
J. H. Kennedy
Tattnall
B. L. Evans
Jeff Davis
J. E. Drake
Marvin Church
Toombs
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A&p
Pure Del-Monte
UBIO
Tub Mackerel
A&p Or
Del-monte
A & P Elgin
Creamery
Bokarb
Blu
SOAP
A&p Brand
Large
Bex
N. Y. State
Jcomprels Brand
Olivilo, Bar
Yee Ube
Pacific Oil
Coats
Georgette
Steyerman’s Style Shop
Korrect Dress
Southern Association
Little Rock
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Charlotte
Macon
Columba
Greenville
Sparganbarg
Southern League
Columbia
Askevile
Tere
Georgia-Florida
Thomas County
J. F. Pittman
Chm
L. Heald
Clerk County Commissioners
For All
Madison
Florida
Thomasville
Jacksonville
Tampa
Sarasota
Bradenton
St. Petersburg
Ft. Myers
Moore Haven
Agents
L. P. Green, Dpa
Atlantic
Ogers
Rogers Stora
Rogers
Blue Label Coffee
Monogram Coffee
Swift's Compound
Ashburn Creamery
Rosedale
Domino Sugar
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