Trial Intimidation and Family Disputes Amid Grice Case
A Newnan scene centers on Grace Grice facing a trial for alleged shooting. He fears a woman from Boston and plans to sue for recovery of items. Friends from the Elks lodge prepare support as photographers loom, while a march toward Atlanta sets the stage for testimony and possible security concerns.
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Irace
Bla Wite
Eleventh Street
Atlanta
Wim Sue
Grace
Masons
White Grice
Maemhera
the Lode
Tanta
Elks Lodge
Lamir Hill
Bute
Rualley Pod Tirger
Grice
Newnan
Giant prisoner leads desperate assault on guards at city jail
Eugene Young a 26 year old from Columbia is described as a six foot tall 235 pound giant and nude during a violent disruption at the Piedmont hotel Gideon convention. He battled officers, smashed glass, claimed to be the president, and demanded nitro glycerin from a prison cell. Police sought asylum for the mentally unstable suspect.
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Turnkey Whitley
Turnkey
Whitley
Eugene Young
Columbia
Young
Watson
White House
United States
Tom Felder
Cole Blease
Jett
Piedmont Hotel
Gideon
Heda
Coluumbia
Burden of Proof in Grace Assault Case
The State must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Daisy E. Grace shot her husband, though the case rests on circumstantial evidence with no witnesses. Grace’s defense includes asserting innocence and allowing testimony to show another possible perpetrator. spousal testimony is limited.
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Grace
Daisy E. Grace
Eleventh Street
Mrs. Grace
Mrs Martha Ulrich Reflects on Eugene Grace Habits
Mrs Martha Ulrich mother of Daisy Grace told a reporter Eugene Grace disliked her for urging thrift and restraint. The strict Sabbath observer read her Bible between questions, noting Grace’s boast of fraternity ties and perfect attendance badges while missing Sunday school once.
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Martha Ulrich
Daisy Ople Grace
the Constitution
Eugene H. Grace
Grace
Atlanta
Wrage
Heves
Daisy
Friend Defends Eugene H Grace in Georgia
Newnan Georgia July 28 Special W Y Atkinson a leading young attorney and Grace’s college buddy offers a character defense. He says Grace was capable though flawed and not as bad as his wife portrays. He notes Grace married badly but was fond of the fast life and not focused on money. He adds he would not defend him if guilt shown. He seeks to aid him.
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Elks
Newnan
Atkinson
Atlanta
Ntire
Jay
W. Y. Atkinson
Eugene H. Grace
Aade
Grace
Tech
Gene
Labor Day Celebration Meeting Set In Atlanta
A Labor Day celebration plan is proposed as the Atlanta Federation of Trades calls a Wednesday night meeting on July 31 at 8 o clock to discuss a record citywide event. The Labor Day committee, with reps from allied trades and federation executives, aims for a big barbecue speeches and other features.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Labor Day Committee
Allied Trade
Grace on trial in Fulton county courtroom showdown
The community awaits Mrs Grace defense plan as lawyers Rosser and Moore join to form a strong trio against a top county prosecutor. Courtroom space is scarce and many spectators hope for a quick resolution as public interest peaks in the Atlanta case. Arizona topped copper production last year with record output.
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Grace
Lawser Alds Defenne
Luther Rosser
Moore & Branch
M Grace
Fulton County
Beth Principali Jy
Atlanta
Commission of Industry to Control the Trusts and Prices
Washington reports a three Republican trio urging a new federal charter system for big trusts, with an Interstate Commission of Industry to regulate outputs and set reasonable prices. The plan prefers regulation over dissolution, and calls for recapitalization at actual values, broader anti interlocking directorates, and empowered courts to enforce fair trade practices.
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Commission of Industry
Young on federal price power in steel control
Mr. Young questions the necessity of fixing prices for federal control but would favor such power if experience proves him wrong. He cites United States Steel overcapitalization, earnings reinvestment, and ouid to remedy through rate adjustments by the ICC. He finds no blame for Morgan or Morgang & Co. in the Tennessee Coal and Iron panic and notes patriotic efforts by New York interests. The majority report by Stanley will be issued later. minority views may precede it.
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Washington
House
Steel Investigating Committee
Gardner
Massachusetts
Young
Michigan
Danforth
New York
Sterling
Iilnotis
United States
J. P. Morgan & Co
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron
United States Steel
H. C. Young
Haid
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Young
Singer
Gary
Roosevelt
Messer
Frick
Stanley
Kentucky
Npne
Littleton
Stantle
Artillerymen Arrive at Camp in Savannah
Battery B field artillery from Atlanta arrives in Savannah for a week in Coffee Bluff camp. They are welcomed by Chatham artillery details and begin setup with two days of target practice ahead. Adjutant General Obear plans to visit as the unit conducts drills and prepares for public viewing days.
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Savannah
Field Artillery
Atlanta
Coffee Bluft
Chatham Artillery
Chathams
Richard J. Davant
Obear
Army worm will cause Georgia losses worth million
Washington reports the army worm, described as marching through Georgia, will damage corn, cotton and other crops there to about 1,000,000 dollars. The entomologist for Georgia estimated the figure in a report to the agriculture department. Potential losses in other southern states are not yet assessed, but fears of heavy farmer losses prevail.
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Washington
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Duel With Wife Fatal to Tedder
Frank Tedder, a noted police figure, was shot and died at Grady hospital after his wife shot him during a morning confrontation at their Pittman alley home. An inquest found probable murder against Mrs. Tedder, who claimed self defense amid a history of domestic trouble and a planned divorce. Police later arrested her. pistols were found at the scene.
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Frank Tedder
Pittman's Alley
Tedder
Grady Hospital
Poole
Donehoo
Swordy War
Hannah
Greek players caught in raid on Greek lodge poker game
Policemen arrested eleven Greeks at 161 2 N Broad in a 10 pm raid on a Greek lodge poker game. Cards chips and money were seized. Six posted bond. all to be arraigned before Recorder Lreries at 2 30 pm. Names and addresses of prisoners listed.
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Thornton
Hamby
Smith
Gordon
N. Broad Street
Billy
Peter Manney
Armstrong Street
Chris Pappar
Armstrong
Jim Poulos
Garden
Gus Pelver
Pryor
Jan. Poulos
Houston
Jim Brown
Edgewood Avenue
George Galatas
Ale Mahomet
Decatur
Lreries
Gun found after shooting at Tedder home
Police recovered two guns after shots at Mrs. Tedder’s home. Taider, a 38 year old painter with prior jail terms for assault and drunkenness, is linked to the case. Jim Bellew, a witness and brother-in-law of Taider, is in custody. Tedder’s body is to be prepared for funeral plans.
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Jtiannin
Jim Bellew
Bellew
Band Itia
Tedder
Poole
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