Sympathy Shown for Mrs Grace in Jail Visit
Mrs Daisy Grace rests after a quiet Sunday in jail with a lawyer visit and notes from well wishers. A visitor sent a message of support while Grace improves and asks about services. officials say no new developments in the case and no attorney consultations occurred Sunday. Grace may seek a bond if health and counsel permit as the commitment trial looms next Wednesday.
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Daisy Grace
J. A. Branch
Mrs. Grace
Grace
Branch
Pennsylvania
Mrs
Newnan
Tlinh
John W. Moore
Bird Girl Dies After Plane Crash During Pilot Exam
A station report describes Bird Girl, a trainee, failing to complete a pilot license examination. She reportedly lost control during a sharp turn as the aircraft fell about 200 feet, resulting in her death. The narrative mentions the machine catching fire and the motor ceasing.
Plan to Curtail Tariff Revision in Congress
Washington March 10 The Democratic majority in the House aims to curtail tariff revision to speed Congress to adjourn before national party conventions. Leader Underwood says the wool tariff revision bill will be the last revision this session, and adjournment before the conventions is their goal.
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Underwood
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Chicago
Democrata
Baltimore
Basis of Voting Up to Committee Basis
The Georgia state executive committee will meet in Atlanta tomorrow to decide what registration to use for the presidential primary. It may fix a date in late April or early May to consolidate with county primaries and may choose among 1912, 1910, or 1910/1912 registration lists depending on timing and feasibility.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Regia
Board of Registrars
Eerlier
Choszen
Thas
Ntillad
Council Fronts Concessions On Streetcar Fares
Alderman McClelland vows to fight the settlement negotiated by a joint committee with the Georgia Railway and Power Company. Councilman Hall did not vote for the deal in committee but may vote in council. An adjourned session will review the agreement and bids to reduce streetcar fares and electric rates.
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McClelland
Hall
Orville H. Hall
Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Eléctric Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Trolley Car Company
Lls
Counsell
Council
John E. McClelland
One Man Killed and Five Wounded in Windsor Clash
Augusta Ga March 10 A farmer in Windsor South Carolina J C Cleckley and L B Johnson Windsor police in Aiken County jail T B Adkins and three others in Windsor guard house five Windsor men wounded after a factional feud led to a street riot Saturday night Cleckley arrested Adkins in his market a shot fired in the dark sparked a gun battle Cushthan was killed and two others wounded as the melee spread through the poorly lit street police and townspeople clashed through the night leading to multiple detentions and injuries.
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Augusta
Crashman
Windsor
S. C
Aiken County
J.C Cleckley
L. B. Johnson
T. B. Adkins
Cleckley
Adkins
Cushthan Wae
Mexicans Rally Around Madero in Capital Parade
Mexico City March 10. Citizens gathered in a parade and mass meeting before the National Palace to show patriotism and support for the government. The demonstration was orderly with all social classes present and banners expressing fidelity to the organized government. Madero spoke from the balcony and others addressed the crowd from buses and vantage points.
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Mexico City
National Palace
Madero
Sanda
Orosco
Vasquez Gomez
Dishonest Butler Leads Police To Stolen Goods
A African American butler at the home of R. G. Washington on Myrtle Street admitted to hiding stolen silverware and Oriental rugs in a wooded area. He later helped police by returning items and shifting blame to other staff. investigation tied to a brother-in-law, Gotthart, who prompted the first tip. The recovered loot valued around 850 dollars.
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Daniel
J. . Robinson
Washington
Myrtle ‘Street
Alves
Automobi
Hava, & R
Solons of New Mexico Ready for the Session
Santa Fe March 10 Seventy three legislators comprising the List Legislature gather to organize the assembly for a noon opening. Republican leadership named R L Baca speaker and Frank Staplin chief clerk as the session opens with focus on the race for United States senatorships. Likely candidates include Andrews Fall Mills Calron and Murray with Luna and Burson mentioned as dark horses.
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Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
R. L. Baca
Frank Staplin
United States
William HH
Andrews
Congress
Albert B. Fall
Willan
J. Mills
Thomas Calron
William Dbd. Murray
Solomon, Luna
H. O. Burson
Advertising Talks by William G Treeman
A fragmented notice of advertising talks credited to William G Treeman appears on page 60. The readable text references a piece titled Bibs and mentions Carl Page, with continuation on the last page.
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William G. Treeman
Carl. H
Roosevelt Wakes Demand for Presidential Primaries Across States
Colonel Theodora Roosevelt urges preferential presidential primaries to reflect the wishes of party voters in November elections. He endorses Dixon’s challenge to McKinley and criticizes Taft era nominations as setting an unequal example for politicians nationwide. The letter argues that party contests should serve democracy, not personal gain.
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Washington
Col. Theodora Roosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt National
Dixon
Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Senate
North Carolina
Colona Roosevelt
Oizen
Hays
Republican Party
Se Ral
Mate
McKinney
MacKinley
Weather Prophecy Forecast Across States
March weather outlook cites mixed results across regions with rain and warmth. Georgia and Virginia see rain then warmth. North and South Carolina expect rain in parts with rising temperatures. Oklahoma and Texas forecast rain followed by clearing and cooler air, with winds mainly from the east and northwest shifts. Florida and other southern states trend fair early week with rain in the north portions and increasing cloudiness in Mississippi and Louisiana.
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Washington
Georgia
Nouth
North Carolina
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisana
Tuesaday
Texas
New Mexico
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