Grace Has Not Denied Writing Letters to Wife
Newnan Georgia special report details Eugene H Grace’s alleged encouragement and sending of letters to his wife about money and affection. It notes the theft of her letters, his nervous condition, and mentions cheques and receipts showing gifts and sums to Grace, including a $500 payment. It reproduces several Grace letters describing money needs and plans, amid defense of alleged forgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Britt Craig
Newnan
Eugene H. ‘Grace
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Eugene
Preston Hill
Branch
Rio
Rangoon
Grace Waits End Like a Spartan Grace
At 2330 in Newnan Eugene Grace nears death, calmly facing his end with Spartan courage. His mother endures the strain, while Grace, aware of impending death, greets visitors with a smile and insists, “Daisy shot me” as he talks with friends and relishes flowers and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britt. Craig
Eugene
Newnan
Daisy
Atlanta
Grace
Case
Grace Graceful Interview Reveals Letters Claim
Constitution reporter and counsel recount Mrs Grace interview at Kimball hotel suite 411. Grace defends letters as genuine writing by her husband, denies forgery, and says detectives will recover originals from Philadelphia. She praises Mrs Wilson and hopes for a ride soon despite confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Atcwhien
Wilson
Grace
Lfe
Green's Hotel
Philadelphia
Mr. Branch
Mrs. Grace
No Glad News For Roosevelt In Primary Results
Roosevelt suffered a landslide defeat in his district with 980 votes to 70 amid a chaotic primary. Officials warned of possible contest over delegate validity as delays, ballot mixups, and late-night court orders disrupted the process. Taft supporters claimed a national confidence vote. Roosevelt cited machinery breakdowns and missing ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duell
Roosevelt Committee
Britt
Board of Elections
Roosevelt
League
Taft
Washington
McKinley
Taft Bureau
New York
Indiana
John W. Hutchison, Jr
Chicago
Roosevelt Executive Committee
C. H. Duell
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Chauncey Depew
Bailota
Famous Georgia Plantation for Sale in Tift County
Cycloneta Farm a 1000 acre Georgia plantation in Tift County with 750 cultivated acres, 20 houses, station, store, ginnery, stocked for pecans figs peaches and general farming. Railroad and National Highway run through the property. Best farm in the south. Sold by Bain John W. Gresr Titton Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tift County
Enter
Satsumas
Bar- Bain
John W. Gresr
Titton
Taft and Roosevelt Split Republicans in Mississippi Conventions
In Jackson on March 26 supporters of Taft and Roosevelt held separate conventions in the same hall and elected delegates to the Chicago convention. Taft delegates named were P. B. Howard of Jackson and Wesley Brayton of Vicksburg, while the Roosevelt faction chose Howard and J. W. Hatre of Jackson.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Jackson
Eighth ‘Congressional District
Minaigsippi
Chicago
PB. W. Howard
Wesley
Reyton
Vicksburg
Howsard
J. Ws. Hatre
Assignee's Sale In Newnan Reported Incomplete
Fragmentary OCR notes from Newnan describe an assignee's sale with unclear details. The readable items reference a foreclosure or property transfer process but provide no concrete dates names or locations beyond Newnan. Further text is needed for a complete, accurate summary.
Obituary Notices for Young Holliday DeFoor and Franklin Families
Several funeral notices invite friends to services across morning and afternoon hours. Mrs Lucyne Young, Mr and Mrs Holliday, and pallbearers named from local lists are listed for a 3 o clock service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with internment at West View. DeFoor family and related relations are asked to attend an 11:30 a.m. service from 138 West Fair Street with pallbearers meeting at Harry G Poole's private chapel. Abraham Franklin and relatives from Philadelphia and Waynesboro are summoned for a 3 p.m. service at 351 Washington Street with interment at Oakland and pallbearers listed for Greenberg & Bond Co. appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Mr ‘Young
Mra
J. R ‘Holliday
Fise Mamie
Young Ars
Myre
Lucyne
Luckie Street
Robert Moran
Frederic Young
W.H. Ambrose
Emmett Blount
John Ryan
Joe Farmer
A. R. DeFoor
West Fair Street
Oakland
Harry G Poole
J.T. McCullough
Howard Jackson
J. R. Seawright
R. G. Cochran
Charles I. Branan
W. M. Middlebrooks
A. P. Eskridge
Charles Schane
Frankelin
Abraham Franklin
Julius Berman
Irene Phillips
Reba Franklin
D. Franklin
M. B. Franklin
Philadelphia
Joseph
Simeon
Reuben
Sam Franklin
Mark Franklin
Henry Franklin
Waynesboro
Gomez Rites Held At Immaculate Conception Church
Relatives and friends of William N Gomez gather for a 3 30 pm service at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at West View cemetery. Pallbearers listed include Frank Garrett John Sevier Frank White Wal Daniel Robert Erskine and H Le Ingram.
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Sto
Shawn
Tom
Paris
Opte
Jor
Girard Trust Company
Offie
Snow
Ada
Clarge
Grace Wites
Fitkin & Co
Fitkin T
Preston
Papa
Husbaad
Aibbor
Géne
Gene
A. Spartan
Mrs. Wilson
Georgia
MachineCo
Forrest
George Adair
Prishen
Fheness
John
Woodside Real Estate
Auburn Ave
Weyman & Connors
RE Trust ‘and Safe “Deposit “Company
Empire Building
Marietta
Ww. E. Worley
Pace’s Ferry
Pace's Ferry
Habersham Drive
Peachtree Street
Roff Sims & Company
National Bank
BELL
Harris and
Spring Streets
New Capital City Club
Peachtree
NS Uran
Haas & MacIntyre
Bell M
Nat
Bank
North Broad ST
Woodward Lumber Co
Ansley Park
Broad St
Baliot
Mt. Zion Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Elzie
Thomas
J.H. Barfield
Atlanta Lodge
James Street
A. E. Mayer
K. Smith Maulister
State of Georgia
Fulton County
Superior Court
Hallie Voss
John.r. Voss
John F. Voss
W., D. Ellis
Arnold Broyles
Fort Screven
Valdes
Valdosta
Wiz
South Georgia Agricultural and Normal College
Esch
C. R. Ashley
Ins
William A. Edwards
Candler Holding
Conpenetor
Gway
Mediately
Sane
Willem A. Edwards
Ey Ie
T . Board OF Trustees
R. H. Fowell
Brewert Howelli
Dts
Uwstel
Owe
Hugh. M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster, Howell “& Heyman
Eiser
Fanitartin
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