Insurance Fraud Suit Over Grace Policies Mixed Backdrop
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company sues in a federal court to cancel two Grace policies issued December 16 1911 totaling 25000 on alleged fraud in procurement and beneficiary misconduct. Grace denied valid policies were ever issued and asserts retreat to Georgia beneficiary. Grace’s condition improves after a pistol wound and he contemplates divorce. local reports cite witnesses and ongoing investigations with defense and prosecution asserting material new evidence.
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MecCaffie
Py C McDuffie
Penn Mutual ‘Life Insurance Company
Georgia
Grace
John W. Moore
Jackson
Threatt Moore
Moore
H. H. Grace
Ne Ling
West Eleventh Street
Mansion dog Nig a pawn in Grace mystery tale
The pamphlet describes a dog named Nig tied to the Grace separation case. Daisy Grangsby is linked as mistress to a man arrested for attempted murder of his husband. Nig, a thoroughbred from Newfoundland stock, was taken in by J A Branch for Grace, then housed at Branch’s residence. His lineage ties to aristocracy and a brother in the kennel of the king of England.
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Moore
Branch
Grace
Nash R. Broyles
Grago
Grase
Mange Damtounsian
America
Shigcinien
Nigang
Panion
Grace Miystery
Grace House
St. Johns
Newfoundland
England
Daisy of the Leopard Skins Abandons Jewels at Tower
Daisy Grace, famed for jeweled adornments, discards all but a plain pin tied to her husband’s fraternity symbol. Arrested with the emerald and opal pin, she now resides in the Tower, awaiting clothes and legal counsel. She endures illness, receives few visitors, studies magazines, and keeps a leather Testament offered by the turnkey.
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Daisy
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Mrs. Grace
Grace
West Eleventh Street
Ashe
Peace Dove Dashes Hope Despite Prayers in Border Patrol
Despatches from San Antonio report orders to move two troops of the Third Cavalry toward the border with Mexico. General Duncan seeks department review before deployment, weighing town requests and potential large-scale transfer from Fort Sam Houston.
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Third Cavalry
San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Duncan
Fort Sam Houston
Mexico
Country Club
City of Mexico
Watting Puacual Orogco
J. C. Henderson
Henderson
Mexico City
Tie
Republic
John Simons
Louis Daniels
Laredo
Madero
Torrreon Torreon
Vélaritena
Herabe
Cheapest Lights Plan Faces Council Vote In Atlanta
The city will likely ratify a value concessions deal on electric lights after 26 council members sign on. Alderman McCleland vows to fight, possibly seeking court review if floor votes fail. Georgia Railway and Electric Company President Arkwright asserts Atlanta has the nation’s cheapest electric rate.
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John B. McCleland
Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
the Constitution
Atlanta
North
Georgia
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Het
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Macon
Alianie Apolig
125 000 Persons to Get More Pay
Boston reports a general wage advance for textile workers in northern New England affecting over 125000 people. Most mills plan increases of at least 5 percent with some classes at 7 percent or higher. New Hampshire and Maine mills begin next week, Lowell plans March 26, and other plants extend to March 18. Names include Amoskeag Manchester, American Woolen Company plants, and Lawrence mills amid nationwide wage movements. The measure follows labor pressure and impacts cotton and worsted sectors across New England.
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New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Maine
Lowell
Lawrence Cotton Mills
Everett
American Woolen Company
Lawrence
Geventegsmitlg
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
Amoskeag Milke
Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate Seeks Roads and Education Reform
A Georgia gubernatorial candidate outlines priorities including liberal funding for rural schools and prompt payment to teachers. He urges federal aid for good roads, advocates state book provision at cost, and supports the popular election of U S senators, a strong railroad commission, and prudent law enforcement while improving public official salaries and establishing a state auditor. He emphasizes cooperation with the federal demonstration farm program and balanced labor capital relations.
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Georgia
United States
Lakes
Gulf
Atlantic
Pacific
Union
Thin
Revival services held in Dawson Georgia church
Revival services at the Methodist church in Dawson conducted by Rev J B Culpepper and Rev Burke Culpepper drew attendees as pastor Rev Mergants led prayer and preaching. Expected to uplift the community with the recent revival efforts.
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Dawson
Spediag
Sdrvices
Fy Mergants
I Angellate
Burke -Culpepper
Fes
Sugar Tariff Debate and Sugar Trust Verdict Summary
The document analyzes a sugar tariff report chaired by Mr. Hardwick noting the sugar committee found a "sugar trust" but argues the 1.9 cent duty on refined sugar did not clearly cause higher prices. It stresses the report does not claim tariff manipulation by refiners and calls for rigorous Sherman Act enforcement amid debate over free sugar advocates.
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Li Ubjeck
Ways and Means
American Sugar Refining Company
United States
Hardwick
Sugar Trust
Physical value of all railways bill introduced in house
John Corrigan Jr reports that Rep Adamson of Georgia introduced a bill to compel a comprehensive valuation of all interstate common carriers. The measure requires the Commerce Commission to list each property item, original cost, stock and bond details, directors, and ownership links, updating data for use as prima facie evidence in future proceedings.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Adamson
Georgia
House
Judson C. Clements
Commission
Congress
Teachers Institute to Held in Milledgeville Ga
Milledgeville Ga March 9 Special M J Duggan state school supervisor will hold 2 teachers Institute in Milledgeville for B tune county March 29 and 30 and all white teachers expected to be on hand. The department of education aims to reserve county attention with modern educational ideas and discussion of the corn club. The Osokes river broke season’s record Wednesday gauge over 20 tea highest point of year creeks and branches turned to rivers from heavy early week rains.
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Te Hold
Milledgeville
M. J. Duggan
Batne
Department of Education
Corn Club
Quoueer Hiver
Osekes
Campaign rewards boost for women in The Constitution drive
Beginning Monday March 11 The Constitution launches a nine week circulation campaign in Georgia offering 13 automobiles and other prizes. Four grand prizes include Mitchell touring cars and country district awards. Readers vote via coupons or paid subscriptions with districts voting for women contestants. Eligibility covers any resident woman in the nine district area with observers invited to see prize displays at local stores.
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Georgia
Admiu
Manaps & Crew Company
Columbia Graftungia
Philips & Crew Company
Pryor Street
Columbia
Atlanta
Thone
Org
Constitution
Smashed car windows in Rome as soldier is jailed
A U S soldier John McGurry, yelling and lying about his route, was removed from a southbound train by a special officer and jailed in Floyd county on railroad warrants. He showed papers claiming to be a member of Company I Seventeenth United States Infantry. The incident caused chaos aboard the train with smashed windows.
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Rome
John McGurry
United States
Floyd County
Motarry
United States Infantry
Thia
Bankers Group Plans Entertainment Ahead of Convention
The American Clearinghouse Association unit in Americus Georgia met this afternoon to draft plans for entertaining bankers from group four of the Georgia Bankers Association. The meeting covered entertainment for representatives from western Georgia cities ahead of the convention in Americus in early April.
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Clearne Tieuso Association
Thia Aftapnoga
Georgia Bankera’ ‘Newociation
Wertern
Georgia
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