Anxious to Stand Trial Grace to Return in Days
Grand jurors refuse to act in Grace case citing crowded calendar. Solicitor Dorsey says bond matters rest with Justice Ridley. Grace in weaker state, physician notes pneumonia gone but paralysis persists. Daisy Grace reportedly left Atlanta for Philadelphia, with her husband’s attorney predicting she will return for trial.
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Goldsmith
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Tie
Daisy Grace
Fadley
Eugene H. Grace
Atlanta
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Aire
Lawyer for Defense Denies Grace Flight to Philadelphia
Washington correspondent Britt Craig reports that attorney James A. Branch for Mrs Daisy Opie Grace calls charges of attempting to flee Georgia jurisdiction preposterous. He notes Grace is eager to face trial and that her Philadelphia trip is for business, not escape, amid reporters blocked from questioning.
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Washington Depot
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Mr. Branch
Washington, D.C
James A. Branch
Daisy Opie Grace
Atlanta
Grace
Branch
Georgia
Eugene H. Grace
Mrs. Grace
Trade to Clark riot enlivens Crawford trial
In Washington and New Orleans the campaign scene erupts as Wilson Clark Harmon trade offers surface. Nebraska progressives reportedly back Wilson, while Clark may withdraw to unite the ticket. At the Crawford trial riot follows a court clash between Lionel Adams and District Attorney Adams as spectators surge and a woman faints.
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Clark
Woodrow Wilson
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New Orleans
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Crawford
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Joseph Generelly
Adams
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Roosevelt Fires Up Crowd In Carnegie Hall Rally
Roosevelt charged Taft with ruling by a self appointed elite and urged that the people must govern themselves. He spoke to a full Carnegie Hall audience in New York and noted overflow crowds in a smaller hall and on the street, urging a democratic pledge against surveillance by a “special class.”
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Carnegie Hall
New York
Patton Roosevelt
Toledo
Hte
Roosevel
Bomb mailed to Judge Rosal sky shocks New York
Police trace a non functioning bomb sent to Judge Otto A Rosal sky and a past blast that killed Grace Walker at 103 West Seventy seventh street. Both devices were mail delivered with typewritten addresses on white paper attached to battery boxes. The Rosalsky device exploded, injuring an inspector and damaging the Riverside Drive apartment room.
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Otto A. Rosalsky
Bom
Grace Walker
West Seventy -Seventh Street
Judge Rosalsky
Peary
Bureau of Combustibles
Rosalsky
Hendris
Tudison
Riverside Drive
Praise Howard For His Stands In Georgia
Congressman William Schley Howard from Georgia’s fifth district continues to receive praise from across the state for his support of Oscar Underwood as the Democratic presidential nominee. Recent unsolicited letters from Georgians, including D. N. McCullough of Atlanta and others in Hartwell, Newnan, Fayetteville, Elberton, Roberta, Covington, Wrightsville, and nearby towns, reinforce his position and endorsement.
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Washington
March
Wiliam Schley Howard
Georgia
Oscar Underwood
Howard
D. N. McCullough
Atlanta
Julan McCurry
Hartwell
W. 8. Post
Newnan
J. W. Culpepper
Fayetteville
Joseph van Holt Nash
Thomas J. Browne
Bribe Offered Maryland Delegate in Local Option Vote
Annapolis March 20 Delegate Smallwood of Prince Georges county charged that a man named John O'Malley offered him 2500 dollars to vote against the local option bill. The house had just shifted to the favorable minority report on temperance. O'Malley, newly named state auditor, tonight denied he was the man.
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Annapolis
O'Malley
John F. O'Malley
Smallwood
Aviator Coffyn Sustains Serious Park Crash Injuries
New York March 20. Initial exams suggested minor injuries for aviator Frank Coffyn after an automobile crash in Central Park. Physicians later reported a fracture and severe injuries requiring continued observation and treatment.
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Aviator Coffyn
New York
Frank Coffyn
Central Park
Marietta Street Widening and Paving Begins Soon
Work on Marietta street moves forward to straighten a sharp curve between Thurmond and Simpson streets. The project includes widening to North Avenue and repaving with smooth pavement. The plan evolved after a city attorney ruling on signatories. W. T. Winn championed the effort, securing a ten foot widening and guiding bids for a durable paving solution near rail tracks.
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Thurmond
Simpson Streets
North Avenue
W. T. Winn
Council
de Waed
Trinidad
Bermudez
Mx. Winn
Conneilman W. T
Arsetta
Atlanta
Marietta Road
Bellwood Avenue
Winn
Maine Delegation Breaks With Wilson In Uninstructed Vote
Washington reports a Maine convention unfettered its delegation and sent an uninstructed majority opposed to Wilson. After Kansas loss and Wilson optimism, Maine’s action shifts as Democrats question the nominating feasibility and risk of a Wilson-led ticket. The delegation votes as it pleases, with no unit rule.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Kansas
Wiscon
Woodrow Wilson
Maine
Wilson
Whison
Pawtucket Librarian Mrs Saunders Dies at 74 After Reading 4000 Novels
Mrs. Minerva A. Saunders, longtime Pawtucket public library librarian, dies at 74 after a career noted for reading over 4000 novels. Her lifelong dedication kept titles off shelves until approved for circulation.
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Pawtucket
KR. 1
Minerva A. Saunders
Wreck at McCurtain mine leaves many dead or trapped
A catastrophic explosion at the Bane Bols Coal Company No. 2 mine in McCurtain Oklahoma killed an estimated 105 workers on the day shift, with 1 known survivor and many entombed behind debris. Rescue efforts continued as doctors and officials arrived from Smith Arkansas to assist.
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Ife
Brown
Coal Company
Debria
John Colwas
Weather Prophecy Foretelling Rain in Georgia Area
Local report predicts rain Thursday into Friday with cold air and moderate south winds. Forecast mentions a low temperature around a nearby figure, a high near a record, and a mild mean temperature. Rainfall data and excess totals since month start and year start are not clearly legible.
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Georgia
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