Title: Eugene Lester
Content:  A brief notice in the Emporia Gazette in Emporia, Kansas, stated that Lester's body was found in an Oklahoma City hotel room with a bullet wound to the head. A note in the room indicated that he took his own life on July 25, 1940, because of ill health. The acting coroner ruled the death a suicide and gave no other details. His daughter, Doris Lester Burns, survived him. She died in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at the age of 86, on September 24, 1993, where she had lived for many years. Both her husband, Chester Parker Burns, and her mother, Beulah Collier Lester, had preceded her in death.
Title: Dorothy Burgess
Content:  Dorothy Burgess was living in Palm Springs, California in May 1961 when she was hospitalized. On August 20, 1961, she died of lung cancer at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills, California. She was 54. Her remains are in vaultage at Chapel of the Pines Crematory in Los Angeles.
Title: Doris Asibi Seidu
Content:  Doris died around 11:30 pm on Friday, 31 July 2009 at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. According to reports, she died as a result of a severe cardiac arrest and heart-related complications. She also had problems with her kidney, a sickness she had been battling for sometime. Due to her health situation, she had been absent from parliamentary sittings for sometime. She died at the age of 40. She was survived by her husband and a child. During an interview with the Daily Guide in February 2009, she said; "her greatest priority would be to make her constituency a peaceful place where ethnicity would be a thing of the past and also to generate employment avenues for her constituents; especially women and the youth."
Title: Doris Dudley
Content:  On August 14, 1985, Dudley died of bone cancer in Greenville, Texas, aged 68. No service was held, and her ashes were buried at Mount Kisco, New York.
Title: Doris Ruby
Content:  Doris Ruby (1927 – December 16, 1951) was a 24-year-old dancer from Sunnyside, Queens who died in the 1951 Miami Airlines C-46 crash. She was a popular nightclub entertainer.
Title: Doris Burn
Content:  Doris "Doe" Burn died at her daughter's home in Bellingham, Washington on March 9, 2011 at the age of 87.
Title: Caleb W. Dorsey
Content:  After the war Dorsey migrated to California where he developed a large ranch in Stanislaus County, just outside of Oakdale, with his brothers. In addition to farming the land, they bred and raced thoroughbred horses. Dorsey also operated several mining claims, and was active in politics. From 1869 to 1873 he served on the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors, and in 1877 and 1878 he served as a California State Assembly member for the 22nd Assembly. Dorsey operated one of his mines, the Snell Mine near Columbia in Tuolumne County, with a partner, J. T. Newcomer. During a visit to the mine on April 21, 1896, the partners had an argument that resulted in Newcomer shooting, and killing, Dorsey. Newcomer was tried for murder and found guilty, but then found not guilty in a second trial.
Title: Doris Burn
Content:  Doris "Doe" Burn (born Doris Wernstedt; April 24, 1923 – March 9, 2011) was an American children's book author and illustrator. She lived most of her life on Waldron Island in the San Juan Islands archipelago of Washington.
Title: Dora DuFran
Content:  in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. "Diddlin' Dora's advertised itself as 'Three D's - Dining, Drinking, and Dancing - a place where you can bring your mother.' And though the cowboys frequented the popular place, most just wanted to 'get down to business,' with at least one man remarking, 'I wouldn't want my mother to know I had ever been there.'" Dora also owned The Green Front Hotel, which is where the cats were placed into service. Dora's other brothels in South Dakota and Montana were located in Lead, Miles City, Sturgis, and Deadwood. While in Deadwood, Dora got married and continued her brothel operations. After her husband's death, she moved the business to Rapid City, South Dakota, where she continued having success as a brothel owner.
Title: Doris Castlerosse
Content:  allegedly trying to "cure". In 1940, Doris went to the United States, where she found it difficult to resume her earlier career as a courtesan. In 1942, she obtained Winston Churchill's assistance to return to the UK. On her return she was met by her ex-husband, who, according to some sources, hoped to make a fresh start in their relationship. In debt, no longer socially in demand and under police investigation for illegally selling diamonds, she died of an overdose of sleeping pills at the Dorchester Hotel, in London’s Park Lane. Through her brother Edward Dudley Delevingne, Doris was the great-aunt of models Poppy Delevingne and Cara Delevingne.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": A person died in Styria, Cañon City, Colorado where Doris Bures is a leader.
Answer: False