Appeal in Verse Wins Parole for Atlanta Man
Thomas L. Odom of Atlanta wins parole after an appeal in verse from the work house to Judge Wilson A. Taylor. Odom, convicted of forging Frances Carroll of St. Louis on March 14, sought release to be with wife and child during vacation.
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Thomas L. Odom
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Post-Dispatch
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Poe
Dan Defos
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Men Behind the Scenes Glad Grace Case Is Over
Atlanta reporters celebrate the Grace acquittal while behind the scenes the craft reflects on the storm of scoops and beats. The Constitution led with the defense, The Journal printed Grace’s full statement, and The Georgian announced the acquittal. Today many want fresh big news.
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Aver
Gountless
Eugene Grace
Constitution
Journal
Mrs. Grace
Abandon Both Sides Racial Debate Urged In Party Split
The piece argues the Republican and Democratic machines in the south exploit racial tensions to hold power. It calls for abandoning both, urging progressives to recruit white reformers in the South and move away from relying on black vote, noting regional differences in delegation and integrity. It warns against appealing to black voters and emphasizes justice through white leadership supportive of black rights.
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Suffragettes Back Free Lunch Policy in Philadelphia
Local suffragists at the Woman's Suffrage league Hale building today unanimously endorsed free lunch with paid-for beer. They argued free lunches save hours from cooking, inspire campaign funding, and might pressure political parties to support suffrage.
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Woman's Suffrage League
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Dozier’s punishment of Carter woman described by Parks
In Dawson Ga letters detail a telephone message, alleged provocation, and Dozier’s subsequent confrontation with Essie Carter. Parks portrays Dozier as a respected longtime clerk and asserts he acted under grave provocation and not from malice, urging readers to view the act in extenuation without excusing it.
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