Grace Case and Abe Steinberg Affidavit Sparks Questions
In Jacksonville last night the notary was away, delaying a wired affidavit. Reports say Abe Steinberg’s testimony could be pivotal for Mrs. Daisy Grace’s bid for freedom. Mrs. Grace denied knowing Steinberg when asked by her attorney and questioned whether he was a friend of her or Mr. Grace.
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Grace
Newnan
Atlanta
Steinberg
Jacksonville
Daisy Grace
Abe Steinberg
Catey Grace
Kimball House
J. A. Branch
Mr. Grace
Philadelphia
New York Tops Auto Registrations With 42 000 in Two Months
Albany says New York state registered over 42,000 automobiles from January 1 to March 1, with license fees totaling about 508000. Trucks number around 5400 as New York leads nationwide in registrations, followed by California and Pennsylvania in the state-by-state tally. The census data released March 1 provides the comparative figures.
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Albany
N. J
New York State
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tinois
Massachusetts
Iowa
New Jersey
Canifornia
Spanish Onion Crop to Reach 7000 Cars in Brownsville Region
Cincinnati reports Traveling Freight Agent Arthur T. Simpson of Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern and Fred Rice of Armour Refrigerator Car Company forecast a Brownsville onion crop around 7000 cars. The onions move north to St Louis then distribute east to Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo. The piece notes 342000 registered cars nationwide paying licenses totaling 2250000 dollars and that only 17000 motorcycles are tricks.
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Cincinnati
Arthur T. Simpson
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Dallas
Tex
Fred Rice
Armour Refrigerator Carbine
Brownsville
St. Louis
Dayton
Toledo
Grace near death as wife shooting case unfolds
Eugene Grace, gravely ill in Newnan, reiterates to a Constitution reporter that his wife shot him. He says he believes the end is near and appeals for exoneration of his wife, praising his mother and expressing hope for his recovery despite his dire condition.
Pardon Sought for Mosby in Neutrality Case
Los Angeles March 41 A recommendation for the release of aptein James R Mosby now awaiting trial for violating neutrality laws was forwarded to Attorney General Wickersham by the U S district attorney s office Mosby who commanded a rebel detachment was shot through the lungs last year in Lower California and has since developed tuberculosis Physicians said he would die if not released He has been jailed nearly a year.
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Los Angeles
Aptein
James R. Mosby
Lews
Wickersham
United States District Attorney's Office
Mosby
California
Mrs Daisy Grace Takes Long Automobile Ride
Mrs Daisy Grace left the Kimball hotel in Fulton for a spring outing in a touring car with Mrs Wilson. Reporters followed in three automobiles as she returned smiling to her room awaiting the postponed trial set for April 16.
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Daisy Grace
Mrs. Wilson
Fulton
Kimball
Seciety
Grace
the Constitution
Mr. Grace
Roosevelt Mien Cry 10 Gov Dix 242 Delegates for Taft and 24 for Roosevelt
Taft campaign officials claimed 242 delegates from yesterday's primaries and state convention counts, while Roosevelt supporters reported only 24. In New York City the Roosevelt committee called yesterday's primary a farce and urged Governor Dix to order a second primary, though Republican leaders doubt legality.
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Roosevelt Mien Cry
GOV. DIX
Taft
Roosevelt
Washington
New York
Indiana
McKintey
New York County
Charles H. Duell
Roosevelt Committee
City of
Dix
Samuel 8
Koenig
Republican County Committee
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Duell
Republican County Organization
Board ‘of Elections
Fenny
Eee Savaday
Funeral on the Mississippi for Mrs Clarissa M Cooley
Funeral services for 87 year old Mrs Clarissa Mays Cooley were held aboard the steamboat America at the New Orleans levee. She owned and managed the boat on the Mississippi after her husband’s death. The body was taken to Savannah Illinois for burial.
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New Orleans
Clarissa Mays Cooley
America
Mississippi
Savannah
Iinois
Noted Educator Arthur Yager Resigns from Georgetown University
Georgetown Ky March 27 Dr Arthur Yager president of Georgetown University tendered his resignation to trustees yesterday but at their request will probably continue in office another year He has been connected with the institution thirty five years Four years ago he was elected president announcing his intention to retire in 1912 He is one of the most noted educators in the south.
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Georgetown
Arthur Yager
Georgetown, University
Record voters in Franklin Carnesville special court week
Franklin and Carnesville Georgia see a surge of candidates for county offices during the March 27 special court week. Judge D W Meadow runs for reelection against Hartwell’s Judge W L Hodges. Many county officers seek to succeed themselves while Hon Jim Price from Oconee County campaigns for commissioner of agriculture.
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Franklin
Carnesville
D. W. Meadow
W. L. Hodges
Hartwell
Jim Price
Oconee County
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Rosevelt Committee
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Abingdon
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Netherland
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Victor Store
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