Grace's Insurance Motive Presented In Trial
The state seeks to introduce a Grace statement made to detectives the night of her arrest after returning from Newnan. Rosser blocks key lines of inquiry as Grace remains not accused of shooting her husband. The defense counters as the case moves toward a possible Friday verdict with ex-Congressman W B Ladar among onlookers.
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Grace
Newport v. Lan
Daisy
Newnan
Dorsey
Atlanta
W. B. Ladar
Florida
Grace On Trial In Hospital Shooting Case
Mrs Grace faces a high profile courtroom showdown as prosecutors argue she knew of accusations against her husband Eugene Grace before the shooting. Winston Lee Dorsey and Morris Prioleau recount events from the Terminal Station to the hospital while insurance documents and two anonymous letters surface in the probe. A judge sustains objections over key questions as the trial adjourns until the next morning.
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Mrs. Grace
Gene
Morris Prioleau
Rosser
Dorsey
B. L. Hill
Eugene Grace
Morris Pricleau
Prinlesa
Daisy
Eugene
Radway
Atlanta
Newnan
Preston Mill
Terminal Station
Daley
Leiceitor Dorsey
Soliitor Borsey
Priateau
Phioleau
Aryce
Eleventh Street
Prioleau
Grace
Luther Williford
Williford
Mer
Hugh Willet
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hoan
L. H. Hil
Stepuele
Ito
Hill
Moore & Branch
J. M. Ashe
H. M Ashe
Ridley
Smith
Agvisea
Posser
Bac
Lewis Hill
Wittess
Earl McCoy
Akot Alene
Third Degree Mention Haunts Grace in Courtroom Testimony
In a courtroom recount, Mrs Daisy Grace winces at the phrase third degree during Hamilton Hill’s cross examination. Hill details visits with Gene and Daisy and the evidence about the shooting as Mrs Hill testifies about Daisy’s arrival, news of the shooting, and plans to return to Atlanta with Grace after a potential tea at Mrs Hill’s home.
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Grace Home
St Joseph Hospital
Hosser
Grace
Louis H. Hill
John W. Moore
Mrs. Grace
Mr. Carter
Daisy
Hamilton Hill
Gene
Daisy Grace
Luther Rosser
Rosser
Atlanta
Ros
Cleveland Orr
Newnan
Union Springs
Ala
Hogsier
Insurance talk and trial testimony in Grace case
Proceedings reveal Daisy Hill testimony about conversations on life insurance policies for Gene Grace and his wife. Witness details November 1911 discussions, a $25,000 policy, and plans to insure for a birthday gift, with additional phone conversations and related reactions during the trial.
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Dresa
Atlante Oe
Mrs. Grace
Gene
Dorsey
Grace
Newnan
Misbranded Drugs Bill Advances In House Commerce Committee
Rep Stanley's bill to define misbranded under the pure food law moves forward. It would ban selling drugs under another name, require labeling of alcohol morphine and other narcotics in stock, and prohibit false therapeutic claims on labels.
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Washington
Stanley
House Commerce Committee
Gale
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8. L. Hill
Eugene H. Grace
Philadelphia
Paul Clements
Elevtrench
Ashe
William Franklin
Mra. Grace
Stella Mayhew
Billie Taylor
J. C
Umba
Oit Tang
Louis Hill
Lowry National Bank
Thomas J. Avery, Thomas Eggleston
Samuel M. Inman
Robert J. Lowry
John E. Murphy Thomas D. Meador
J. H. Nunnally
Joseph T. Orme
United States
Fulton
Ruth
Dar
Attorney Rosser
Moore
Testey
Rein
Am. Writing Machine Co
Carroll
Daniel Bros. CO
Elkin Drug Company
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