Federal court asked to cancel Grace policies
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company seeks to cancel Grace policies totaling 26000 in a petition filed in U S district court. The petition claims fraudulent representations and felonious conduct by Grace and his wife and seeks policy nullification and surrender pending a final hearing. Papers were served on Mrs Grace at the Tower and on H B Grace at St Joseph's infirmary. Continued on page six.
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Rebel Orozco Seizes Rail Cash in March On Mexico City
Rebel leader Orozco orders cash receipts of railroad operations in areas under control turned over to his treasurer. Chihuahua officials report funds held to pay workers. Rebels push toward Mexico City with Salazar leading the vanguard. Federal troops mobilize to resist. Tepeji town captured by Tuerto Morales rebels. Nine days of prayer for peace begin in Mexico City. More guards ordered to the border as tensions rise.
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Abolish Fees Urges Hudson in Governor Platform
Georgia candidate T G Hudson calls for ending county official fees and boosting rural schools and agricultural education. He emphasizes a state auditor, impartial law enforcement, railroad commission maintenance, and harmony between labor and capital while outlining a brief platform and noting other questions may arise during the campaign. He cites the State Agricultural College at Athens as a key asset and pledges strong support for higher education and rural schooling.
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Farmer 78-Year-Old Pleads Guilty to Cold Blooded Murder
Calhoun Ga March 78 year old farmer Andrew King stood in Gordon County superior court to answer a first degree murder charge. He stabbed his son in law Robert Keel during a syrup quarrel at a sorghum mill, then killed him as they grappled. After a prior escape and later release on bond, King pleaded guilty and received a ten year sentence. Public opinion runs high over the case and the man’s large family stands by him.
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Mark Antony Richardson Rally Faces Crowd Tension
Huntaville Ala March 9 a campaign event ended in a tense scene as Congressman William Richardson defending editor J F Pierce faced threats from a rowdy crowd. The crowd urged to swing the editor prompting the judge to calm tempers and prevent violence. The incident left the town on edge tonight.
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USA
William Richardson
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Marriage Rings and Declarations At Sherman Hotel
A controversial scene unfolds as Mrs. Leroy B. James declares she will wed G. Frank Green after divorce, calling marriage mainly bells and I do. She criticizes her husband’s lies, notes support for a split, and recalls a long affair marked by a game of Tag and a violent confrontation when her husband intervened.
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Marrage
Leroy BD. James
North Side
G. Frank Green
New York
Sherman
Green
James
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Central Union Telephone Company
Six Die in Clark Street Lodging House Fire
Chicago authorities report six men killed in a blaze at a Clark street lodging house. One man leaped from the fourth story, while five others suffocated or burned in their beds as flames engulfed the building. Firemen lowered two others to safety with life nets.
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Clark Street
Atlanta to Have Cheapest Lights Says Arkwright
President Arkwright will erect a large sign boasting Atlanta has the cheapest electric current rate in the world. A council meeting will ratify a joint agreement with the Georgia Railway and Electric and the Georgia Railway and Power companies for lower rates, more paving, water rights protection, and expanded lines. Net electric light rates drop from 9 to 7 cents per kilowatt hour. power from 5.4 to 4.5 cents. minimums reduced. paving and wiring terms set. city to merge utility firms and drop further rate fights.
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Atlanta
Georgia Hallway and Electric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Utity
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Railroad Commission
Progressives Defined by President at Chicago Banquet
President Tafs outlined a new definition of political progressives during a Chicago banquet. He credited his administration’s deeds for progress, contrasted reform with radical change, warned against socialist excess, and stressed regulating corporate capital while expanding government functions for all people.
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Chicago
Tafs
Weather Prophecy Local Rain Forecast and Temps
Local weather report cites rain chances and temperature range with daily highs and lows. Includes mean and normal temps, 24 hour rainfall in inches, and rainfall totals since the month start from multiple stations. Also notes law reports from various stations.
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