Grace case costs Fulton County jurors about $100 daily
The Grace case, the theater of interest in Fulton county, costs the state about $100 a day up to now. Jurors are sheltered and fed at Kimball house with three meals daily, under Deputy Lydell. They are sequestered from press, discussions prohibited, and monitored by Judge Roan and deputies to prevent influence.
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Grace
Fulton County
Kimball House
Lydell
Rean
Roan
Judy O'Grady
Kippling
Constitution
Mnes
Grace acquitted in dramatic courtroom moment
Daisy Grace, outwardly calm, hears not guilty verdict after hours of deliberation. The scene shifts from glittering public life to a crowd of shocked onlookers as justice grants freedom and leaves her facing a troubled future.
Pistol in Grace case given to juror Massengale
The 32 caliber Smith & Wesson pistol linked to the Grace murder trial was handed to juror W. St Massengale by Sheriff Mangum as jurors collected their scripts. Several pistols were requested, but Massengale acted first. Grace allegedly bought the weapon after visiting Atlantic City with his wife Daisy.
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Massengale
Eugene H. Grace
Daisy
West Eleventh Street
W. St. Massengale
Mrs. Grace
Mangum
Pistors
Smith & Wesson
Grace
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Chronology of Grace trial from shooting to verdict
A timeline from March to August covers Eugene Grace's shooting report at 2 AM and accusation against Daisy Ulrich Opte Grace, her bonds, arrests, and eventual trial in superior court. Grace underwent surgery June 15 with potential recovery. The trial began July 26 with Grace on a hospital stretcher and concluded August 3 with a not guilty verdict.
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Grace
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Philadelphia
Atlanta
West End
Eugene Grace
Newnan
Oan Grace
Superior Court
Blame Placed on Roosevelt in Steel Trust Report
Washington August 2 The majority report of a House committee investigating the United States Steel Corporation was submitted by Rep Stanley of Kentucky. The document outlines the steel trust from its inception tracing actions by J P Morgan and associates, while minority members including reps Sterling Gardner Danforth and Young publish dissenting views and reform recommendations.
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Hause
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Kentucky
Bartlett
Georgia
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Maine
Beall
Texas
Littleton
New York
Gardner
Massachusetts
Danforth
Young
Michigan
Sterling
Ilinois
Steel Trust
J. P. Morgan
Atlanta Coca Cola man among Rock Island wreck victims
C Harris of Atlanta Ga a traveling representative for Coca Cola died in the Rock Island road wreck near Pueblo Col after tracks were undermined by recent rains. His body expected in Atlanta by Wednesday. Survived by mother Mrs J E Barris East Lake sister Mrs H Clay Moore East Lake and brothers Robert Ludug Henry and Neal. Pueblo reports say only one of six bodies recovered by end of third day. J W Kennedy missing and believed sixth victim.
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Atlante
Rock Island
Pueblo
Atlanta
Harris
Coca-Cola Company
JE. N. Barris
East Lake
H. Clay Moore
Robert H. and
Ludug
Bloomington
Ind
Henry
Loulaville
Neal
Oklahoma
Col
C. Cc. Harris
J. W. Kennedy
Verdict reactions from trial figures and officials
Public statements praise for sheriff and officers who kept order after the trial. Attorneys on both sides commend conduct. Judge Roan praised as fair. prosecutors and associates cited for thorough work. Remarks touch on verdict fairness, civil matters, and divorce case status.
DORSEY'S SPEECH HIGHLY PRAISED IN TRIAL RECORD
A courtroom orator lauds Eugene Grace wife Daisy Grace and her dramatic testimony. The speaker accuses Mrs Grace of crime and betrayal, citing letters and alleged plots, disparaging her tale of the Newnan trip and marriage, and questioning the pistol possession. The narrative highlights racial and legal tensions in the case involving Ruffin and Rebecca Sams.
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New York
Eugene Grace
Eleventh Street
Ruffin
Eugene Gracy
Khi
Philadelphia
Rebecca Sania
Mrs. Grace
John Moore
Rebecca Sams
Daisy Grace
Newnan
Hamilton Hill
Eugene
Grace trial arguments portray wife as mastermind of murder
Attorney argues Mrs Grace manipulated events to cover crime citing letters and a typewritten alibi. He accuses her of pressing witnesses and using deception to stage a crime scene while contrasting a penciled letter with a grammatically flawed typewritten note.
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Grace
Rosser
Eugene Grace
Martha
Gene
Mrs. Grace
Georgia
Daisy Grace
Opie
Philadelphia
White Attended Funeral in Mexico A White Life Theme
A writer traveled 2800 miles to Mexico Moe to attend the funeral services of W. W. Williams a businessman famed for a white life. Williams was dressed in white with a white casket drawn by white horses, and the widow and female relatives wore spotless white. The grave was lined in white.
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Mexico
Moe
W. W. Williams
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