Day With Crace Mattich of Enid
Quiet days passed for Eugene Grace in St. Joseph's infirmary while his wife stayed with him briefly and others visited. He remains cheerful though confined. his wife read and awaited possible bail release as lawyers conferred. Trial postponements likely as his condition continues to be grave and bail plans hinge on physicians' guidance.
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Eugene Grace
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Wfe
Tower
Grace
Bath
Ideal Spring Day In Atlanta Lures Crowds
A perfect spring day brought Atlantans outdoors Sunday with crowds in streets parks and the business district. Warm afternoon air followed cold rains and while the breeze kept it comfortable the day proved the warmest of the season. Cars filled the roads and pedestrians enjoyed parks and lakes around the city as children tested the chilly waters. Continued fair and warmer weather was forecast with dry ballparks and busy grounds for baseball today.
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Atlanta
Mercury
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans Prayer Meeting at Church
The Jackson Hill Baptist church Ladies' Auxiliary will host an all day prayer meeting for home missions on Tuesday March 19. Mrs Dr Millard speaks in the morning and again in the afternoon on Evangelism followed by I V Masters giving a general survey of home missions. All ladies and the congregation are urged to attend and bring lunch.
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Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Home Missions
Plain Clothes Raid At Fulton Hotel Involves Multiple Arrests
Plain clothes officers raided the Fulton hotel at 24 West Hunter street last night arresting Florence Morgan who claimed to own the place and three women and one man found there. The woman running the place was held in 100 bail with others facing simple disorderly conduct charges. A separate report notes a farmer William Rhett Bryson of Mountville Laurens county was shot and killed by a man named Wesley Hill who is being sought by police. Bryson was last seen following the suspect and his body was later found by children.
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Fulton Hotel
West
Hunter Street
Florence Morgan
Nun Oes
Columbia
William Rhett Bryson
Mountville
Laurens County
Wesley Hill
Bryson
Bomb at Rosalsky home sparks renewed chase
New York March 17 The home of Judge Otto A Rosalsky was rocked by a mailed bomb last night Now a man who demanded admittance forced through Riverside Drive building staff and climbed six flights to confront the judge He cited persecution by the tobacco trust Detectives probe the incident Inspector Owen Egan was injured examining the device and left hospital with bandaged face and hand.
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New York
Otto A. Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Riverside Drive
Women Injured After Buggy Collision Near Adamsville
Mrs J J Bertty and Mrs Clara Brittle of 18 Hull Street were thrown from their buggy when it collided with a two horse surrey near Adamsville nine miles from Atlanta. Both women were rushed to Grady Hospital. Mrs Brittle’s injuries may prove fatal. Two arrests followed as county police allege heavy drinking by all four riders. The incident began with a drive from Atlanta in two buggies with Chariles Peat and Gordon Camp.
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J. J. Bertty
Clara’ Brittle
Hull Street
Grady’ Hospital
Atlanta
Chariles Peat
Stonewall
Gordon
Bailey
Adamaville
Child Hit By Auto After Sunday School Walk
Christine Mars a seven year old girl was struck by an automobile while hurrying home from church at Forsyth and Mitchell streets around 10 30 yesterday morning. The car carried the child several feet. Mrs Henry Hirsch of 414 Washington Street and guests were in the car. The little victim was knocked down and carefully examined by onlookers until help arrived.
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Httle
Christine Mars
Forsyth
Mitchell Atreetaj
Henry Hirsch
Washington
Atreet
Forgive Them Prayed Priest Addresses Cleveland Parish
In Cleveland Ohio on March 17 Father J M Paulus began a sermon at St Michaels church after riot over his assignment. Police had driven out several malcontents and eight were arrested then released. Paulus read letters from church authorities and said he came as a priest obeying orders, stating he had sought resignation but was guarded by police.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. M. ‘Paulus
St. Michaels Church
Paulus
Farrelly
Washington
Father Paulus
Farrany
Polids
Batablicn
Flood receding at West Point amid limited flood damage
West Point Georgia reports receding flood waters with little water remaining in lower areas. Traffic on main streets resumes slowly as communications between east and west sides improve. Local conditions show no significant damage or disruption beyond temporary interruptions.
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West Point
Judge, Longley for Underwood in Georgia primary
March 17 special report notes that business men in the city largely back Oscar W Underwood for president. Sentiment favors Underwood, with Wilson Harmon and Clark as the only other notable choices. Continued on Page Five.
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Underwood
The
Democratic
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Wage increase by the Central of Georgia railroad
Macon Georgia March 17 An announcement by the Central of Georgia railroad says telegram operators on the system gain six to ten percent raises excluding train dispatchers About two hundred workers are affected and monthly salaries rise from 75 to 86 dollars The wage hike follows six weeks of negotiations between the telegraphers committee and road officials with an agreed plan based on work and responsibility.
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Macon
Central of Gedréia’ Railroad
Greek Consul Attacked on Steps of Holy Trinity Church
New York March 17 D N Botassi 72 year old Greek consul general was attacked on the steps of Holy Trinity Greek Church after services by a Greek sailor Antonio Vasselaro 68 who claimed Botassi had ruined his career. Members of the congregation rescued the consul general and Vasselaro was charged with assault.
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New, York
N. Botassi
Seneral
Greece
Botass
Moore Dies of Heart Failure After Speech at Dedication
Moore, president of Continental Insurance Company of New York, collapsed after a five minute dedicatory address at a Young Women’s Christian Association building dedication in Lakewood New Jersey today. He fell into his wife’s arms and died shortly after. he was 70 years old.
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Lakewood
Lawyer Jailed by the Judge in Louisiana Case
In Jena Louisiana District Attorney Perrin was jailed for several hours by District Judge Wear amid a tense murder trial over documentary evidence. Attorney General Guion was expected to arrive to ease the situation as officials and attorneys gather at the courthouse amid personal controversy and rapid developments.
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Jena
Maren
Ww. Perrin
Guion
owWeei
Ana Attors
Torney
Jones
Cane Ourtroom
Flood Recovers in Augusta After Citywide Overflows
Augusta Georgia reports flood waters receded with only a few inches in outlying areas and swamps. Damage tallied under ten thousand dollars in the mercantile district while central business blocks show three thousand one hundred seventy six in losses. Cotton damage around four thousand dollars affected about two thousand bales. Gas plant remains out. city orders cellar drainage and cost sharing to speed reestablishment. Dr. E E Murphy notes the situation and compares favorably to 1908 and 2008 floods.
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Augusta
Thirteenth
Fifteenth
Hale Street
Dhablin
Jones and Market Streets
Maine
Amali
Charleston
Western Carolina
Union Station
Mercantile District
Southern Cotton Oil Company
E. E. Murphy
Board of Health
Weather Prophecy: FAIR and Wind Shifts Across Regions
Readable fragments indicate a mixed forecast with generally fair and warmer conditions in Virginia and Florida, moderate south to southeast winds, and notes of changing temperatures. Oklahoma and nearby states show fair conditions with temperature shifts.
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Virginia
South Carolina
Avinda
Florida
Manuaj Tugaday
North i
Alabama
Mississip
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahormie
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