Grace Suffering Quiet Days as Intimates Visit
Mr and Mrs Eugene Grace passed quiet days in St Joseph infirmary and Tower prison ward yesterday with his mother at his side. Grace remained cheerful though weak and had few callers since confinement. Mrs Grace read her Bible and magazines while awaiting bail discussions and medical opinions on his likely weeks of illness. The bail motion and defense readiness for trial loom as next steps.
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Eugene Grace
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Hfe
Tower
Grace
Ideal spring day brightens Atlanta streets
An ideal spring day in Atlanta drew crowds outdoors Sunday. The afternoon breeze kept the air comfortable after a chill spell, with the city’s business district lively and automophiles roaming the countryside. Temperatures reached about 78 degrees as residents enjoyed parks and lakes while awaiting continued fair, warmer weather and dry baseball fields.
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Atlanta
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans Prayer Meeting at Jackson Hi Baptist
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Jackson Hi Baptist Church will hold an all day prayer meeting on Tuesday March 19 to focus on home missions. Mrs Dr Millard speaks in the morning and Dr Millard presents Evangelism in the afternoon. Rev I V Masters will give a general survey. Members urge attendance and to bring lunch.
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Jackson Hi Baptist Church
Bomb attack on Judge Rosalsky home explodes mystery
A stranger forced entry at the Riverside Drive home of Judge Otto A. Rosalsky and kicked at the door seeking admittance after a mail bomb exploded in his library. Inspector Owen Egan, hurt examining the device, left Bellevue Hospital seeking recovery. Detectives work the case as details remain unclear.
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New York
Otto A. Rosalsky
Court of General Sessions
Riverside Drive
Stalia
Rosalaky
Bellevue
Plain Clothes Raid At Fulton Hotel Fatal Injuries Reported
A Fulton Hotel collision near Adamsville left two women severely injured and possibly fatally. Mrs J L Beatty and Mrs Clara Brittle were rushed to Grady hospital after a buggy wreck at 7 o clock. Florence Morgan, proprietor of the hotel, and three others were arrested as police allege heavy drinking. The victims and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as carriages collided and rocks and canes flew during the drunken spree. Police are pursuing further suspects as the investigation continues.
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J. L. Beatty
Clara Brittle
Hull Satreet
Surrey
Fulton Hotel
West Hunter
Florence
Grady
Mia
Brittle
Prietor
Adamsville
Atlanta
Chartle Post
Stonewall Street
Gordon
Child Hit By Automobile On Way Home From Church
A seven year old girl, Christine Mars, was struck by an automobile as she hurried home from Sunday school. The accident occurred at Forsyth and Mitchell streets at about 10:30 AM. Mrs Henry Hira Washington Street is named in the report as involved in the incident.
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Httle
Christine Mars
Forsyth
Mitchell
Henry Hira Washington
Cleveland Riot Strife At St Michael Parish Over Pastor
In Cleveland Ohio March a riot at St Michael church ends with Rev Father J M Paulus reading letters from church officials amid disruption. Police removed eighty people and thirty riotous members. eight were arrested but later released. Police guard the pastor due to dynamite threats. Paulus says he is obeying orders though seeking resignation.
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Cleveland
Ohio
J. M. Paulus
St. Michaela Church
Walher Paulus
Farrelly
Washington
Pestorate
Father Paulus
Farrbuy
Flood at West Point recedes. streets reopen
West Point Ga March 17 flood waters are receding and conditions return to normal. Traffic on main streets no longer interrupted and communication between east and west sides restored. Some residents celebrated with a harmless water frolic as water receded.
IWDCE Longley For Underwood In LaGrange Democratic Race
In LaGrange Georgia March 17 a canvass of business men shows nine of ten favoring Oscar W Underwood for president. The rest split among Wilson Harmon and Clark reflecting Civil War era sentiment. Continued on Page Five.
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LaGrange
Trotp County
Qacar
W. Underwood
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
Central of Georgia Telegraphers Get Higher Wages
Macon Ga March 17 An official statement from the Central of Georgia railroad says telegraph operators on the railway system excluding train dispatchers receive wage increases from six to ten percent. About two hundred employees are affected and the average salary rises to 75 to 80 dollars monthly system wide. The raises depend on work class and responsibility and follow weeks of bargaining culminating in an agreement reached yesterday.
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Macon
Central of Georgia Railroad
Greek Consul Attacked On Steps Of Greek Church
New York March 17 Greece consul general D N Botassi aged 73 was attacked on the steps of Holy Trinity Greek church after services by a Greek sailor Antonio Vassalaro 68 who said Botassi had wronged him for years. Congregation members intervened to restrain the assailant and Botassi denied the claim while vassaralo was locked up on assault charges.
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New York
D. N. Botassi
Greece
Holy Trinity Greek Church
Botase
Saiior
Antonio Vassalaro
Botassi
Moore Dies of Heart Failure at Dedication Ceremony
Francis Moore, president of the Continental Insurance Company of New York, collapsed and died from heart failure in Lakewood New Jersey after delivering a brief dedicatory address at the Young Women's Christian Association building. Crisis occurred as he returned to his seat and collapsed in his wife’s arms. He was 62 years old.
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Lakewood
N. J
Francis’ €. Moore
Continental Insurance Company
New York
Dronpad
New Young Women's Christian Association
St Patrick's Day Menu at Capital City Club
Readable portion notes a St Patrick's Day menu event at the Capital City Club. The fragment mentions a special, hints at an announcement, and references a celebration. Further details are obscured in the OCR, but the item centers on the club's St Patrick's Day offerings.
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St. Patrick's Day
Lawy er jailed in tense courthouse row in Jena
A dramatic dispute in Jena escalated when District Attorney Perrin was jailed for 24 hours after seizing transcribed testimony during a murder case. Judge Wear cited contempt as defense attorney Jones clashed over access to court papers amid a personal quarrel, drawing in Attorney General Guion and local lawyers.
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Jena
T. Ww. Perrin
Wear
Guion
Asa
E. Jones
Elvin Mizell
District Attorney
Golden
S. R. “Holstain
Courtro Ai i
Jones
Jattorney Jones
Flood reports and damage in Augusta after March flood
Augusta reports show flood waters receded with streets washed and waterlogged basements. Gas plant disabled, rail service largely restored, and city officials plan cellar pumping under health rules to prevent price abuses. Estimated losses total around ten thousand dollars in mercantile districts, with thousands more in cotton and industry.
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Augusta
Thirteenth
Fifteenth
Hale Street
Dublin
Jones and Market
Charleston
Western Carolina
Union Station
Mercantile District
Southern Cotton Oil Company
E. E Murphy
Board of Health
Weather Prospect Report From Washington March Seventeenth
Forecasts issued for Georgia to Alabama and nearby states call for generally fair conditions. Monay through Tuesday feature light to moderate winds from the east in Georgia and from the south in the Deep South, with warmer conditions in Virginia. North and South Carolina expect fair days with southeast breezes. Florida should stay fair with light to moderate winds. Oklahoma and nearby regions show fair skies with similar wind patterns.
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Deport
Washington
Georgia
Virginia
South Carolina
Florida
Port O
Alabama
Louislins
Oklahoma
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Broad Street
Southern Railway Office
Broad and
McIntosh
Georgia Railroad Bank
Brandt Judge
Stranger
Rosalky
Inspector
Surce
Cyumnue
William Rhett Bryson
Mountville
Laurens County
Wesley Hill
Poliece
Bryson
Green and
Jackson Streets
Grand Theater
Paulus
West Point
IWDCE
Longley
Underwood
Tarif
Favors Underwood
Central
Moore
WOCE
Savannah River
Br. Murphy
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