New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1928, Page 22

SEMINOLES CALL MEDICINE NEN To Sit in Judgment Against Slayer of Squaw Miami, Fla.,, Dec. 18 (®—The an- cient call to council of the Seminole | Indian nation travelled in its mys: terious way across the Everglade yesterday, summening the Medicine Men of the tribe to sit in judgment on Josie Billie, alleged slayer of the widow of the late Billie Roberts ‘the squaw died in a Miami hospital sunday from a knife wound. Makes, Confession Cory Osceola, hailed as the truc chief of the Seminoles heing a des cendant of the famous defiant chicf Osceola who for years held off the white invader in the Florida Indian wars, said Josie Billie had confessed (0 him that he wiclded the fatal knife thrust in a drunken brawl near glades, in Collicy Hard Law Seminole law knows no demurrer {man at the bottom of a flight of | stairs, his neck broken. |ing down the street. other roomer was awakened by a | crash. Investigating he found the QUESTION MARK" OFF FOR PACIFIC COAST Mystery Plane Leaves for Persons going to work early this morning were amused and amazed to see a man in his underwear walk- | Arm; A policeman | was called, who awoke him and took him home. | LAWRENCE F. KING HAS HOME BOMBE Thompson Leader in Chicago Hurled California to Undergo Tests of Refueling. Washington, Dec. 18 “Question Mark,” the army air corps transport plane, sclected to deter- mine the limit of endurance of that class of aircraft, took off at 8:10 a.' m. today for the Pacific coast accom- panied by refucling plane No. 1. The endurance plane will begin its tests at dawn New Year's Day in a contin- uous tlight which 10 days or longe from Bed with Five Children —None Injured. Dee. 18 (UP) — The rence F. King, trustee district and was bombed here his children their beds but Chicago, home of La of the sani Thompson leader, today. King and were thrown from were not injurcd King said he was unable > bomt He knew of no guics, yone should hold & — Aloard the Question Mark are ige against him. He said he had (aptain Ira Eaker, as pilot, with caused several employes of the sani- Aajor Carl Spatz, Staff Sergeant Roy tary board to be discharged ntly [ooe, and Hans Adamson, of . but added that he did not believe tant Secretary Davis' office, as pas route westward and expected to spend tonight cither at Atlanta or Montgomery. Wednesday night they stop at Shreveport or Dallas and sday night at Tucson. It was planned to arrive at San Diego Fri- 1o ex- gay, and to go from there to Los An- five | (A—The expected to last i The two planes took the southern | hundred feet beneath him. They | | knew that Douboin was still alive by his shouts and early today they list- cned cagerly for renewal of the calls. Toward morning they kept up a running fire of coaching advice and encouragement to the marooned | man, He replied each time, but his |cries were belleved to be growing | fainter toward morning. Encouraged by knowledge that he as still alive, the rescue party aded by an experienced Alpinist | guide, named Rodier, resumed thelr efforts to reach him. A heavy snow was falling adding to the great difficulty of the situa- | tion. ‘Compulsory Insurance Hearing Postponed Boston® Dec. 18 (UP)—Another | postponement, until December 28, was ordered by Supreme Court Jus- tice Pierce today on the hearing os three petitions secking a review or |the findings on which Acting Insur- ance Comymissioner Arthur E. Lin- neil raised the 1929 rates for com- pulsory automobile insurance. | The further delay was granted on {request of Assistant Attorney Gen- eral Roger Clapp, 50 that all plead- }mgs might be finished before the | petitions were heard. 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