Grace to dramatize shooting for Moves
Grace plans a film project dramatizing his shooting to be produced in New York studios with plans for a tour and future revenue from the story He faces a legal divorce case set for March 1913 and hopes the project will yield compensation Grace remains hospitalized recovering from injuries including a spinal wound and lung damage while addressing personal and financial turmoil surrounding his divorce and rumored plans for a public release of the incident as dramatic material.
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Eugene Grace
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Atlanta
Halxarious
Cowik
New York
Atlana
Philadelphia
Paulas
Test case in suit for insurance claim appears unclear
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal action involving an insured party and insurer with references to a suit, alleged fault finding, and a claim for payment. Names, dates, and precise details are unreadable, leaving uncertainty about parties and outcome.
Parcel Post COD Flature Adds New Charge Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes describe changes to parcel post COD terms with mention of a five dollar amount. The text references fees and adjustments but is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
Grace Views on Appelbaum Case and Woman Crime
Eugene Grace argues that jealousy and suspicion drive domestic tragedy and condemns modern courts for leniency toward women who kill. He contrasts debased behavior with chivalry, warns against misjudging female motives, and urges caution in marriage while advocating stronger social accountability. The piece ties Grace's views to the Appelbaum case and recounts his personal experiences and suggested reforms.
Legacy dispute over father's will sparks heavy claims
In New York Petruary 9, a nine year old girl faces an $80,000 legacy tied to her father Thomas Tickert Jr and the will contested by his son John Tickert. Miss Lokert inherits $40,000 while a further $20,000 estate share is at issue amid family disputes over undue influence and rightful terms.
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New York
Southern States
Providence Blamed for Sanitary Faults
A council meeting followed an address by Mrs. J Wade Copkling on behalf of the Arts T lerenl a isso ation. The real case is imp rate, with blame directed at officials over health and school conditions affecting two children and many residents. debate touched on welfare, local schools, and broader sanitation concerns.
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Stopres
Ata
Wna
J Wade Copkling
Deferred action on cotton futures stalls market report
A garbled transit of a cotton futures notice shows action deferred on contracts amid unclear dates and partial references. The readable elements mention state authorities, timing concerns, and multiple names, but specifics remain indiscernible. The piece alludes to market pauses and pending decisions affecting traders.
Murder Trial Woman Faces Bond Offer Amid Diamonds Probe
A bond offer of at least 300042 was floated for Mrs Appelbaum as murder charges loom. Testimony from Martin May portrays her as trustworthy in a jewelry business relation, detailing thousands of dollars in goods sold on credit. An anonymous Mobile letter alleges she carried a gun and had a dangerous past, while Dr J Lebman notes improved condition. The timeline shows she traveled with Appelbaum and arrived separately in Atlanta, with police seeking proof to build a case.
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Constitution
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Ghief Sanford
Mobile Ala
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Atlanta
Mr May
Childs
Montgomery
Shelten
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Kendal
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Double tragedy in city ends with murder then suicide
David T Linkenhaker shot and killed Mrs Veontren L Painter on a fashionable street, then killed himself. Both bodies lay on the pavement. Painter leaves a husband and seven children. Linkenhaker, formerly an engineer for Norfolk and Western, was recently discharged. Painter, 40, a Rockbridge County native, was married to an N W engineer with a family. The motive remains unclear, though alleged spousal threats are cited.
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WmageInst
Tainter
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Painter
Norfolk and Western
Rockbridge County
Filling the Crevasse at Vicksburg February report
Major Woodruff, engineer in charge of the third district, reports soundings at Ben Jah show an average of 57 feet and the greatest depth where the levee broke at 151 feet. He predicts the crevasse will be closed within thirty six days, avoiding further trouble. The Varno and Mississippi Valley branch between Greenville and Rosedale are again in operation after being underwater for some time.
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Rosedale
Round trip to Washington special train deal
Round trip to Washington offered on a special train for 12 dollars with a phone contact at Main 4608 for details.
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Washington
Bank saves 100000 for industrial workers in Atlanta
The Atlanta Loan and Savings Bank states that Fairfax C Cheratian of Richmond Virginia has arrived in Atlanta to investigate the condition and work of industrial workers and related matters, with one hundred thousand dollars saved for their benefit.
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Fairfax C Cheratian
Richmond
Bank audit praises Atlanta institution for helping workers
The anti loan shark bank tested by Christian as managing auditor for the Werris plan of tanks shows favorable results. It loaned £88000 to over 2000 Atlanta workers in twenty months, saving them from exorbitant interest. Directors met at W Woods White’s home to discuss improved bookkeeping and borrower contact with leaders like BR Bidwell and John A Brice among attendees.
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Baltimore
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Brice
Jheps Brown & OG Callaway
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Glenn
William Hurd
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Hohriegshaber
Fred Tewle
Joseph T Logan
Separated Couple in Atlanta Vaudeville Affair
Five year separation ends when wife follows husband to Atlanta and reports him at the Cumberland hotel with Misa Adams. Detectives Pate and Rosser arrest Van Brocklin and Adams for disorderly conduct. Bond set at 500 for him and 100 for Adams. He says he never divorce d and left wife five years ago. she lives on Cooper Street with a seven year old son.
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Cumberland Hotel
Misa SA Adams
Whitehall Street
Pate
Rosser
van Brocklin
Atlanta
Cooper Street
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TWO MEETING PLACES CHOSEN BY EDUCATORS
Philadelphia February 27 Two departments of the National Educational association today picked meeting sites for next year The National Association of School Accounting Officials will meet in Memphis starting May 14 1814 Richmond Va was chosen for the Department of Superintendents convention next year A campaign to raise an endowment of 1 000 000 to fund educational experiments was discussed but no action taken The discussion touched on bringing moving pictures into schools rather than moving halls and dances Detroit reports stage names for a performer and Miss Adama registered as Mr and Mrs W A Barnette at a Broad street hotel
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Philadelphia
Nasianal Educational Association
National Association of School Accounting Officials
Memphis
Richmond
Department of Superintendents
H_Francis
Loa
Eight Hour Day for Women Passes Senate
The senate tonight approved a measure establishing an eight hour workday for women workers in the District of Gomila. The bill, proposed by Senator Tay Follette, sets the standard eight hour day for female labor in the district.
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District of
Gomila 13
Senate
Tay Follette
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