Desolated Husband Fights Life Policy Mystery
Clyde Marcellus Sims 42 vanished from Georgia a decade ago under an assumed name and was found in St. Louis. He admitted his identity after detectives showed photographs and explained the $5,000 life policy. His wife, long told he was dead, reconciled with him in Chief of Detectives Alenders office.
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St. Louis
Clyde Marcellus Sims
Georgia
C. E. van Wormer
Allerder
Sims
Nfe
Trath
VanWormer
McLaughan
Charlotte
Uniom County
Allen Hardware Company
Dorothy Clyde
George
Greensboro
Atlanta
James Burke
Plot That Failed In Rosenthal Slaying Revealed
New York report details BECKER tied to the Rosenthal murder plot as informants Rose and Webber recount a planned hit ten days earlier at Fifty first Street's Garden restaurant. They describe Becker’s anger and derision toward the underworld team, calling them cowards before the fatal shooting at the Metropole.
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New York
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Bald Jack" Rose
Webber
Whitman
Rosenthal
Becker
Rose
West Side
Ectty
Garden
Jack Sullivan
Hose
Jyp the Blood
Louie
Metropole
Leutenant
Haa
Alo
Grace trial synopsis centers on conflicting testimony
George Bullard and James Doyal pursue Grace at Terminal Station and sanitarium as she defends herself against shooting allegations. Key figures include Dr Goldsmith Chief Sanford and attorneys Rosser and Beauchamp. Letters alleged as alibi evidence are debated. Grace is described as paralyzed with uncertain prognosis.
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James A. Doyal
Grace
Gene
Daisy
Dr. Goldsmith
Newport A. Sanford
Newnan
CG. A. Beauchamp
Louis Wellhouse
Paul A. Clements
Rosser
Ws. Jones
Fes
Tippins Bill Approved by Governor
The governor signed the Tippins bill into law, approving proposed measures and addressing related policy changes. Officials herald the move as advancing state governance and fiscal priorities.
Governor Brown vetoes Alexander Tippins prohibition bill
Governor Brown returned the Alexander Tippins prohibition bill to the house with disapproval outlining five reasons. He cites the 1911 election showing public desire for no change, medicinal article bans harming public health, violation of state governance structure, loss of revenue amid deficit, and fears of undermining sovereignty by referendum omission. He argues the issue belongs with the legislature and executive harmony.
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Brown
House of Representatives
Georgia
Governor Opens Atlanta Exposition With Georgia Leaders
The Atlanta Manufacturers' Exposition opened with Gov Brown Wilmer L Moore and Robert Maddox presiding at Taft Hall. About 7 000 attendees heard remarks on Atlanta made goods and southern industrial progress as exhibits from local manufacturers began a ten day run.
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Wilmer L. Moore
Robert Maddox
Georgia
Dixie
Taft Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Robert F. Maddox
J. E. Orr
Rooks Morgan
Atlanta
Marshall borrows money for campaign expenses
Governor Marshall said he refused an offer from four friends to fund his personal presidential campaign and arranged with a bank to borrow about $5,000 for speaking tours and incidentals. He stated he would not be obligated by any private campaign money and that now is not the time for favors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marshall
Demurbers Overruled In Huff Contempt Case In Georgia
Judge Emory Speer in Macon Georgia responds to charges of corruption from Colonel W A Huff and asks for another judge to preside over the contempt hearing. Huff remains on $1000 bond as November term trial is set with Judge Pardee to designate the trial judge.
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Huff
Pardee
Macon
Emory Speer
United States District Court
W. A. Huff
Dupont Guerry
Grace Wound Fight Quarrel Trial Witness Reported
Rebecca Sams, a mulatto dressmaker, will testify for the defense today about a quarrel between her husband Grace and his wife Mrs Grace. The report notes Grace received a wound in the fight.
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Grace
Mrs. Grace
Rebecca ‘Sams
Alibi Letters Admit in Grace Trial Testimony
In a sensational murder trial, alibi letters were admitted as the state rests its case. Prosecution reserves right to introduce new evidence later as defense plans unfold with potential testimony from Rebecca Sams the mulatto dressmaker about a night quarrel and the alleged accidental shooting involving Daisy Grace and her husband Eugene Grace.
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Eugenie H. Grace
Grace
Roan
Eugene Grace
Graces
West Blevents Street
Eugene H. Grace
Daisy
Daisy Webster
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Rebecca Sams
Iyth Theater
Neeress
J. C. Ruffin
Martha Ruffin
Messrs. Moore
Branch
Rosser
Mrs. Grace
Weather Propynecy Ban Georgia Local Showers
Georgia forecast shows local showers on Thursday and Friday. Temperature range unclear with a low around 1 to 67 degrees. Rainfall and temperature readings are incomplete.
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Georgia
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