Grace Has Not Denied Writing Letters to Wife
Newnan Georgia March 26 Special Eugene H Grace has not denied writing letters to his wife accusing him of money needs and affections with "fast women" reports say he has not seen papers due to nervous condition and has not admitted the letters are forgeries. His wife in Philadelphia gathered his correspondence and a bundle was stolen from her apartment before discovery of the letters. Receipts show Grace received money from Grace including up to 500 dollars and letters largely discuss finances and affection.
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Britt Craig
Newnan
Eugene H. ‘Grace
Grace
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Eugene
Shawn
Tom
Paris
Opte
Jor
Mrs. Grace
Girard Trust Company
Offie
Snow
Preston Hill
Ada
Clarge
Grace Wites
New York
Fitkin & Co
Fitkin T
Preston
Papa
Husbaad
Aibbor
Géne
Gene
Case
Mr. Branch
Mrs. Wilson
Grace Waits End Like a Spartan
Eugene Grace lies dying in Newnan on March 26 after a long illness, calmly accepting death with Spartan courage. Friends and family visit as flowers arrive, while Grace, his mother, shows remarkable fortitude despite media intrusion and renewed accusations about his wife.
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Britt. Craig
Eugene
Newnan
Daisy
Grace Declares Letters From Husband Genuine in Interview
Constitution reporter details an interview with Mrs Grace at the Kimball hotel suite 411. She defends letters from her husband as authentic and says detectives will recover more papers to prove their authorship. She notes no malice toward her husband and laments public denial of the letters.
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Constitution
Atcwhien
Wilson
Grace
Lfe
Green's Hotel
Philadelphia
Mr. Branch
Mrs. Grace
No Glad News For Roosevelt In Primary Results
Roosevelt faced a chaotic New York City primary with ballots delayed and mixups in districts. Early returns showed Roosevelt ahead 980 to 70 in his district but irregularities prompted talk of a challenge and a possible real primary. Officials blamed last minute litigation and ballot delivery failures for the disruption.
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Duell
Roosevelt Committee
Britt
Board of Elections
Roosevelt
League
Famous Georgia Plantation for Sale in Tift County
Cycloneta Farm spans 1000 acres with 750 cultivated, 20 houses, a station, store, ginnery and railroad plus a National Highway. Suitable for pecans figs peaches and general farming. Described as the finest farm in the south and offered for sale in Bain. John W. Gresr Titton Ga.
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Tift County
Enter
Satsumas
Bar- Bain
John W. Gresr
Titton
Taft and Roosevelt Split Republicans In Mississippi
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. W. 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 for Posed Property
Fragmentary notice from Newnan describes an assignee sale of a bonded or liened property. The readable parts indicate a proceedings step to liquidate assets and transfer ownership to satisfy debts. Further specifics are not legible in the available text.
Obituary notices invitees and pallbearers listed
Funeral notices for Lucyne Young and A R DeFoor, with morning or 11:30 services from local churches. Interments at West View and Oakland. Pallbearers named include Moran, Frederic Young, Am brose, Blount, Ryan, Farmer, McCullough, Jackson, Seawright, Cochran, Branan, Middlebrooks, Eskridge, Schane, Steinheimer, Visanska, Meyer, Dittler, Asher, Cohen. Services at Im maculate Conception, West Fair Street, and private chapel of Harry G Poole.
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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 funeral services 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, meeting at Bloomfield-Burkett Company at 2:30 p.m.
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John
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