Parrot 1929 and a Murder Witness Turned Suspect
The chapter excerpt centers on Cora Barker, a houseguest and material witness in Mrs. Hogarth’s murder case, who is arrested and released on bail. Suspects include Henry Dowd Norma Paige Walter Styles Bert Magnus and Daisy Stephens as Dundee traces links from Mrs. Hogarth’s trunk to Sally Graves and Dan Griffin. Bonny recalls Sally’s murder in New York and Griffin’s potential role, while Dowd’s June 3 departure deepens the intrigue. Coroner Price questions Bert Magnus about his alibi and Barker’s involvement as the case unfolds.
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Cora Barker
Sevier
Henry Dowd
Norma Paige
Walter Styles
Mrs. Hogarth
Bert Magnus
Daisy Stephens
Dundee
Bonnie
Sally
New York
Griffin
Rhodes
Dowd
Magnus
Price
Puzzling Questions Horizontal and Vertical Clues
A crossword style list of clues for a grid puzzle with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes definitions such as On the lee and Pronoun among many others, plus entries like Rubber city in South America and Biblical magic food.
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S. America
Miss Barker Told Why She Was Held as Material Witness
In a tense courtroom exchange Bert Magnus recounts Cora Barker’s claims that Emil Sevier pressured her to aid a robbery of Mrs. Hogarth and to harm her with chloroform. Barker’s fear of Sevier and fear of gossip drive her actions and silence.
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Bert Magnus
Cora
Mrs. Hogarth
Dr. Price
Sevier
Magnus
Rhodes House
Dundee
Bert
Mr. Magnus
Miss Barker
Hogarth
Emil Sevier
Errorgram Corrections and Mayonnaise Production Rise
The notes list four corrections about kitchen items and errors in a window handle and measuring cup marks. It then reports mayonnaise production in 1927 and 1928 rising from over 11 million to over 14 million dollars across the United States with 70 concerns involved.
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United States
Mississippi Anniversary and Constitutional Shifts
On December 10, 1817 Mississippi joined the United States with a constitution featuring high property qualifications and broad governor powers. By 1832 land treaties with Choctaw and Chickasaw lands opened settlement, and property restrictions for office holders were dropped. Subsequent constitutions in 1868 and 1890 followed debates over negro suffrage. telegraph links later connected South America and Spain.
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Mississippi
Chinese Wed In Municipal Pavilions Idea
Persping, a nationalist party figure Chen Kao Chen proposes city built wedding pavilions to unite couples of all classes. He argues the current wedding costs are high with some families spending a year's wages for one ceremony and enduring months of half rations.
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China
Chen Kao- Chen
Nationalist Party
Chen
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American Theatre
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Ring Drug CO
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