Seminole chieftain Josie Billie acquitted in murder case
Josie Billie, 41, Seminole chief, was acquitted by his tribe on charges of killing Nuf-Che the widow in Musa Isle village. The medicine man appeared before the high council of medicine men during the Everglades green corn dance to recount the events of the killing.
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Unclear OCR puzzle text lists numerous across and down clues with garbled spellings and partial phrases. Readers are left with incomplete definitions for many entries, making solution impractical from readable content.
Cotton goods market heats up in retail channels
New York reports stronger activity in cotton goods retail markets led by wash fabrics and prints. Converters and printers ship freely. yardage rose above recent weeks. Wide sheetings and pillow cases hold July and August prices with substantial bookings, while gray goods stay quiet. About 75 percent of mills idle June 29 to July 8 to cut production. Fall dress goods orders build as July sales run ahead. Cotton duck Lampe remains on 40 hour cubed basis. southern mill strikes easing.
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Billie Wins Murder Trial Amid Tribal Customs
Tribal council rules in favor of Philip Billie in a murder case over a money dispute. Relatives of the deceased testified and a lengthy deliberation led to the verdict. In a separate trial Billie was acquitted of killing Corn Bille, who died after falling from a canoe during an alligator hunt. Custom dictates restoration of tribal privileges with limited white authority interference.
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Cardais Cardus Relief Overcomes Run Down Mrs Dalton Testifies
Gretna Virginia resident Mrs Joe Dalton recounts persistent weakness until trying Cardails Cardus. She says energy returned, strength improved, and she felt better than in years after use. Relatives and friends reportedly benefited as well. Sold by all druggists Ae
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Mystery of Andrew Ogden's Murder Solved in Dramatic Climax
In a tangled conspiracy, Luther MacNair plans to frame Jerry and flee. Peebles reveals nine links of evidence, foiling the scheme as a desert duel unfolds in Skull Valley. The killer’s death plot collapses and Uncle John’s wartime secrets emerge as the case nears a final chapter.
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Woman Recovering From Thirteenth Operation In Atlanta
Mrs. J. R. Rutland is recovering at a local hospital after her thirteenth major operation in thirteen years. She has visited or been treated in many Atlanta hospitals and has been in and out of medical care hundreds of times during the period.
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Lucy
John
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Texas murderer hidden from mob after poisoning wife
Boston Texas June 22 Oole Nix 22 confessed to poisoning his 17 year old wife and mother of their five month old baby. He was held in an unannounced jail following mob threats. District Attorney R C Waters announced a murder charge and said the victim died of convulsions with a post burial autopsy confirming poison. Investigations cited neighbors reports of prior poisoning attempts.
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Atlanta chosen as headquarters for new U.S. Chamber division
The United States chamber of commerce selects Atlanta as headquarters for a newly created southeastern division covering North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Tennessee. Robert R. Ellis of Memphis is named vice president for the southeastern states. The president and manager to be announced later.
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Husband’s detailed plot to kill wife sparks jail crowd
A young husband confessed over several days to planning his wife’s death and convincing her to eat poisoned food. News of the confession spread quickly, drawing a crowd to the jail. Fearing violence, Sheriff D. H. Brooks and deputies spirited him away in a car, keeping their destination secret.
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