Wealthy woman claims oil lands curse by voodoo spell
In Louisville a Negro woman, Tesus-Lilly Williams, says a spell by lawyers aims to bankrupt her as the Supreme Court awarded oil lands valued at 35 million dollars. She is said to suffer a serious nervous illness and to bark at visitors, with physicians noting possible supernatural influence. The case heads toward final litigation with implications she would become the wealthiest Negro.
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Dallas
Lilly Willams
Whem
Supreme Court of Louisville
Louisville
Bambla
Hill Avenue
Aoe
Duman
Won
U S Business Shows Mixed Signals Amid Inflation Pressures
In a cautious national review, forecasters note some domestic sectors improving while foreign trade remains weak. Wages and prices move slowly, with inflation fears tempering activity. Analysts expect gradual adjustments across industries as supply costs and demand stabilize.
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Warhington
Labor market strains amid shifting trade and spring supply
The article notes weak gains in textile and iron sectors as a new world record rumor circulates. It discusses labor market strain from reduced employment, regional industrial variation, and anticipated but insufficient improvement tied to spring agricultural activity and rebalanced production. The text mentions unemployment rising and the public misperception about certain food supplies, including hens, as part of broader economic concerns.
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Ieher
Crosse Men Take Degrees In Knights of Columbus Event
Milwaukee hosted a Fourth Degree Exemplar in which 475 third degree candidates received major Legros. Crosse Council members included B. Hw. Meyeur, I. Vollmar, Rev G T Ratso, F. KR Garvey, Rev J M Waelpy, J RB Tayds, Ro A Fisher, RJ Seliger srurred, Jr A. A Messior, J R.
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Knights of Columpus
Milwaukee
Ayhen
Crosse Couneil
Legros
Chas
Omara
District of
Wisconsin
B. Hw. Myeur
I. Vollmar
G/T. Ratsot
F. KR
Garvey
J. M. Waelpy
J. RB. Tayds
Ro A. Fisher
RJ. Seliger Srurred, Jr
A. A. Bmessior
J. R
Lost Curiosity and a Train Ticket Bet
A humor sketch about an Irishman and an Englishman waiting for a train. They agree to a wager: if the question cannot be answered by oneself, the questioner buys the tickets. A riddle about prairie dogs follows, with the Englishman unable to answer. The Irishman and others keep proposing self answers, and finally the Englishman buys the tickets.
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Doelshman
Tishman
Trishman
Tuglishman
Mail By Motorcycle In Java
Java mail carriers use a motorcycle aide with four compartments to keep letters separated during delivery. The device is designed to speed mail transport and organize sorted correspondence on rural routes.
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Java
Two Men Held After Alleged Night Attack Case
Elizabeth, a 19 year old girl, reported an assault by two youths after a midnight ride. Sol Levine and Harry Turst were arrested following the incident, with Dr Frew and A N Sauer involved in the case at Roosevelt Hospital.
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Wolwauree
Sol Levine
Sixth Street
Harry Turst
Elizabeth
Hubert
Wells Street
Dre Frew
Abe
Phordoctor
Sia
Vaatter
Ant
Fer
Hubert Sini
Tuftle Street
Levine
Zirl
Snoruy
Institutlor
Lewena Hansen
Air Mail chief suspended after fatal crash inquiry
Five air mail division chiefs including Eugene Majors were suspended as postal inspector Charles Clarahan probes charges that pilots were killed by faulty planes and ground crew negligence. Majors denies the allegations and expects reinstatement. several fatal incidents have occurred in the Omaha Cleveland division recently.
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U. S
Chicago
Eugene Majors
Soner
Omaha-Cleveland
Air Mail Service
Charles Clarahan
Majors
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