Federal Court Seeks Cancellation Of Grace Insurance Policies
The United States district court petitions to void and cancel $25,000 life insurance policies held by J. H. Grace. claims of felonious conduct by Grace’s wife are cited, with premiums deposited and subpoenas to be served. Papers served on Mrs Grace and J H Grace. no comment from either.
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J. D. Steward
United States District Court
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P. C. McDuffie
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Rebel Orozco Holds Up Railways In March On Mexico City
Rebel leader Pascual Orozco blocks railroad cash receipts as his march toward Mexico City continues. General Salazar’s rebel vanguard presses south from Chihuahua toward Santa Rosaria while federal troops amass to resist. Authorities report factories facing wage payments, and demands rise for uniform hours and pay amid threatened renewed strikes.
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Hudson Urges Abolish Fees in Governor Platform
Georgia gubernatorial hopeful T G Hudson releases a platform advocating abolition of county official fees and fair pay, plus support for rural schools, higher education, agricultural education, good roads, popular Senate elections, and state auditing. He vows impartial law enforcement, stronger railroad oversight, and limited use of pardon power while stressing labor-capital harmony.
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United States
Railroad Commission
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Farmer 78-year-old man pleads guilty to murder in Georgia
Calhoun Ga March 9 special Bowed with 78 years age Andrew King a farmer near Craneater appeared in Gordon County Superior Court to answer murder in the first degree. He stabbed his son-in-law Robert Keel at a sorghum mill and Keel died. King fled then was jailed, released on $2000 bond, indicted again for attempting to kill the child of Keel. He pled guilty and was sentenced to ten years. Public sentiment runs high.
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Gordon County
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Fite
Crowd Turmoil Erupts as Richardson Defends Editor
In Huntville Alabama Congressman William Richardson, seeking reelection, defended J. E. Pierce editor of a local paper from threats during a campaign speech. A hostile crowd urged violence while the judge condemned Pierce as a liar and swindler, and Richardson calmed the hall to avert a brawl.
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Pierce
Marriage Only Ringing Bells Says Wife Who Took Affinity
Chicago, March 9 Special The bitter philosophy of Mrs. Leroy Bb. James a north side club woman who says marriage is just ringing bells and saying I do was revealed after her husband interrupted a breakfast with G. Frank Green in room 828 at the Hotel Sherman. She planned to marry Green after divorce and described being driven from her home and facing a web of falsehoods while maintaining independence and love for Green.
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Chicago
James
Green
Interia
Samen
Six Die in Chicago Lodging House Fire
Six men were killed in a Clark Street lodging house fire. One leaped from the fourth story to escape the flames, while five others suffocated or burned to death as the blaze spread quickly through beds. Several tenants jumped from windows in a desperate attempt to flee.
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Clark
Atlanta to Have Cheapest Lights and Rates Declared
President Arkwright plans a large sign proclaiming Atlanta as the city with the cheapest electric current. A council vote will ratify a joint agreement with Georgia Railway and Electric and Georgia Railway and Power to lower light and power rates, fund more street paving, and protect water rights as lines expand.
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Arkwright
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
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Georgia . Railway and Electric Company
Georgian Railway and Power, Company
Progressives Defined by President in Chicago Speech
In Chicago on March 9 President Tafs framed a new definition of a political progressive at a banquet of the Swedish American Republican League. He credited his predecessor for awakening reform momentum and warned against radical changes, arguing progressives must curb corporate power and use government to aid the people. He cited achievements of his administration as proof it fits the definition while warning socialism and radical remedies could harm the nation.
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Chicago
Tafs
Swedish American Republican League of Chicago
Weather Prophecy Local Rain Report Summary
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