Grand jurors decline to act in Grace case
The grand jury refused to consider the Grace tragedy citing a crowded calendar. Prosecutor Lamar Hill urged action to indict Mrs Daisy Grace, but jurors held the docket full and adjourned. Grace remains in the hospital as his wife’s departure to Philadelphia is reported.
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Daisy Opie Grace Indictment Pursuit Denied by Attorney
Washington March 20 special says attorney James A Branch for Mrs Daisy Opie Grace rejects Atlanta reports of a grand jury indictment and arrest plans in Philadelphia. Branch states Grace is eager to stand trial and her Philadelphia trip is for routine business. audience at Washington depot denied.
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Wilson Clark Deal Roils Nebraska Delegation Fight
John Corrigan Jr reports in Washington on March 20 that Nebraska progressives back Wilson while Clark Harmon split, with a proposed deal to name Clark as second choice if he withdraws and leaves Wilson to win. A Bryan birthday telegram from Lincoln boosts Wilson, showing a three way contest and shifting alliances.
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Roosevelt Calls for People to Govern Themselves at Carnegie Hall
New York March 206 In his campaign debut Roosevelt contrasts his stand with Taft. He argues the issue is whether the American people should govern themselves and denounces a special class believed wiser than the voters. Enthusiastic reception fills Carnegie Hall and overflow spaces as Taft’s Toledo remarks are cited.
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Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
New York
Toledo
Roosevel
Riot Enlivens Crawford Trial in New Orleans Court
On the eighth day of Annie Crawford's murder trial in New Orleans a courtroom riot erupted when defense attorney Lionel Adams struck District Attorney St Clair Adams. Dr Gustave Mann was punched by Sturges Q Adams as spectators clashed, four people were arrested for fighting. The disturbance followed a quarrel over cross examination rules and the court adjourned with orders to resume next morning.
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Charles W. Duval
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Bomb mail to Judge Rosal sky and Fragments Reach Found
New York police believe a crank sent a non exploding bomb to Judge Otto A Rosal sky at home and another mailed device killed Grace Walker weeks earlier at 103 West Seventy-seventh Street. An inspector handling a combustibles case was injured when a second device exploded.
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Grace Walker
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Praise Howard for His Stand in Favor of Underwood
Washington March 20 Special Hon William Schley Howard representative from the fifth Georgia district continues to receive letters from all parts of the state approving his stand for Oscar Underwood as Georgia's choice for the democratic presidential nomination. Many unsolicited messages arrive from Georgians impressed by his position and offering endorsement. Names include D N McCullough Atlanta Julian McCurry Hartwell W S Post Newnan J W Culpepper Fayetteville Joseph Ven Helt Nash Atlanta Thomas J Browne Hiberton H A Peebles Hampton J D Howard Milledgeville H Phelan Roberta BE L Stephens Wrightsville Dr W D Travis Covington Dr W W Evans Oxford Dr R P Adams Ashburn Fermer Barrett Toccoa D N 2 Anderson Covington A Lee Hatcher Wrightsville.
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Washington
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Georgia
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Atlanta
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Hartwell
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Milledgeville
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Wrightsville
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Covington
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Oxford
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Ashburn
Fermer Barrett
Toccoa
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Bribe Offered in Maryland Local Option Vote
Annapolis March 20 Delegate Smallwood of Prince Georges county charged in the house that John O Malley offered him 2500 to vote against the local option bill. A committee was appointed to investigate. O Malley denied the charges and said he had not approached Smallwood.
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Prince Georges County
House of Delegates
John O'Malley
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O'Malley
John F. O'Malley
Aviator Coffyn Hurt in Central Park Crash
New York March 20. Aviator Frank Coffyn was badly hurt in a Central Park automobile crash. Initial exam suggested light injuries but doctors later feared a skull fracture. Condition described as serious.
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New York
Frank Coffyn
Central Park
Marietta Street Work Begins Soon
Work has started to straighten the sharp curve on Marietta Street between Thurmond and Simpson to widen and repave the thoroughfare toward North Avenue. The delay came from petition signing rules. W. T. Winn pushes the project, with bids to choose a pavement type and block near tracks.
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Simpson
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Maine convention dumps Wilson support at large gathering
Washington reports Maine delegates to the Democratic convention chose an uninstructed delegation opposed to Wilson. The shift follows weeks of rising doubt and signals a possible split in Maine among Democrats. Delegation rules are nonunit and will vote as they please.
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Baltimore
Wilson
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Woodrow Wilson
Maine
Librarian Minerva Saunders Dies After 34 Years of Service
Pawtucket authorities report the death of Mrs. Minerva A. Saunders at 74. She served 34 years as librarian of the Pawtucket public library and was known for reading more than 6,000 novels before shelving them.
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Pawtucket
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Minerva A. Saunders
105 Dead in Oklahoma Mine Explosion at Sans Bois
The Sans Bois Coal Company No 2 mine in McCurtain Oklahoma exploded killing about 105 of 116 day shift workers. Of those unaccounted for 43 Americans were employed here. 11 rescued and nine escaped through a side entry. Rescue work halted as debris blocked access and doctors from Fort Smith tended the injured.
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Coal Company
Debria
John Colwas
Weather Prophecy: Rain Rains Georgia Thursday Night
Local report notes rain likely Thursday and Thursday night with colder conditions Friday. Moderate winds expected Thursday. Temperature ranges and precise figures are unclear in the text but indicate rainfall amounts and excess since month start.
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