Court Refuses Admittance Of Post Killing Statements
Granberg murder case advances with long court debate over admissibility of statements by the defendant after leaving the pool room on the night of the killing. Witnesses for the defense reveal the deceased, W. M. Long, registered at twenty one and voted in April primary. Attendance wanes as counsel spar over evidence, elongating proceedings and delaying examination of witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granberg
W. A. Irwin
Mt. Pleasant
W. M. Long
Tom Fetter
Andérson
Long
Church Street
Smiser
Court session details key insanity evidence in murder trial
Morning proceedings focus on admissibility of post crime statements to show defendant mental state. Judge Hart rules such statements from the night of the killing are inadmissible, citing Wilcox distinctions, while defense and State counsel clash over whether later remarks should reflect the defendant’s state of mind. Witnesses describe defendant’s changing demeanor amid a custody dispute and rumors surrounding the Granberry family.
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Hugh Poster
Hart
Stokes
Supreme Court
Mr. Hatcher
Mr. Stokes
Hatcher
Chandler
Jack Granberg
Wilcox
Bar
United States Supreme Court
Staal
Sudden Death of Eugene Pillow in Columbia
Friends in Columbia were shocked by the sudden death of Eugene Pillow at his West Seventh Street home in the early hours. The 50 year old had seen a doctor for throat complaints after feeling better Sunday night, died within minutes of the alarm. He leaves a widow, Mrs Pugh of Cleveland, Ohio. Funeral Thursday at 4 pm at the residence, with pallbearers listed.
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Columbia
Eugene Pillow
West Seventh Street
Mr. Pillow
Dr. Edwards
Pillow
Ed. Phillips
J. M. Sheppard, Jr
T. A. Wharton
W. B. Capers
James
R. G. Sparrow
My Sheppard
A. Parker
C. Church
F. H. Smith
W. B. Dobbins
W. P. Woldridge
Nose breaks on baseball hit injures Tomlinson youth
Jesse Tomlinson Jr. of Culleoka, son of M. B. Tomlinson, suffered a painful injury in a Saturday baseball game. While running bases, a hard throw to first baseman missed its target, struck him on the nose, knocked him unconscious, and broke his nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Tomlinson, Jr
M. B. Tomlinson
Culleoka
Young Tomlinson
Foley's Kidney Remedy Claim in Ad Text
An advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney and bladder diseases in all forms. It claims to strengthen kidneys and prevent Bright's disease in diabetes, urging timely use for proper function, credited to GEO. 8. ALCORN.
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Foley
Bright
Geo
Alcorn
Train collision injures several at Union Station
A head on crash Saturday between through passenger train No. 3 from Cincinnati and the Nashville Florence and Sheffield division accommodation near Union Station injured about six white passengers with cuts and eye injuries and delayed traffic for about an hour. The open switch caused the collision. the Switched switch fault not yet fixed. Dr. Charles A. Forgey treated the wounded in a temporary hospital set up in a barber shop. Nonfatal injuries included bumps and bruises among both white and Black passengers. several cars were damaged, engines derailed but not separated from tracks. Traffic resumed after tracks cleared. two engines required shop repairs. Judge Hart and Rosenthal among notable passengers affected.
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Cincinnnati
Nashville, Florence & Sheffield
Union Station
Diana Stagge
McKay Street
Columbia
Beatrice Coble
Mt. Pleasant
Emma Binkley
Summertown
Tenn
Nashville, Florence and Sheffield Division
Nashville
Pullman Palace
Judge Hart
Granberg
Rosenthal
Will Boyd
Charles A. Forgey
Hough
Forgey
Leciord
New Discovery Cough Remedy Praised by Auburn Woman
Mrs. BR Pierson of Auburn Contr a endorses Dr. King's New Discovery as a cure for lung trouble and throat ailments. She says it relieves threats and promotes healing beyond other treatments and notes trial bottles are free with GRO. ALCORN'S drug store sells it for 60 cents and 1.00.
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Alcorn
Col John Fry Visits Capital in Tennessee Visit
Col John W Fry of Colombia a leading Democrat in Tennessee visited the capital yesterday. He expressed confidence that Bryan will win this time and noted he has long supported Bryan dating to 1896 when he helped lead free silver banking in the South. He argued Bryan's general idea was right proposing free silver as a remedy to monetary shortfalls while Republicans offered nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Fetter
Mr. Hughes
Witness
Louisville
Maury County
Mt. Pleasant
Federal Chemical Co
Panto
Washington Long
John W. Fry
Colombia
Tennessee
Bryan
Col. Fry
South
Nashville
Foley's Honey and Tar sold nationwide with safe, non opiate formula
Millions have used Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds without adverse effects. The yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs, warns readers to guard their health by choosing the genuine product. A. Alcorn cautions against fakes and urges purchase of the authentic Hi-Grade brand.
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Foley
Alcorn
All Good
Genesto Pure Food Co
le Roy
Ernie
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Granbery
Harry
Defendant
Mrs. Granbery
Witners
Defendant Long
Mat McFerrin
Mr. Voorbles
Jenkins’ Drug Store
Unis
Frank Ricketts
Eay
Pleasant
Charile Burns
John Frierson
Janie
Sullie
Longs
Sallie
Ceftreytlie
Bedi
Som
the Herald
Eugene
Suramge
Jesse Tomlinson
Col
John Fry
Capital
Acme Poultry Farm
Rose Vom
Rhode Island
Macon A. Green
TANG
Columbia Canning
Parrell
Lipscomb, Acer
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