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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1912

Page

11

Labor unrest and strikes ripple across nations in 1900s

Reports describe a vast labor agitation with about 100 men from Banta meeting April 3 and workers in British Columbia and Washington rising in strikes. Protest centers include open shop battles, construction laborers, and calls for union recognition. George McBride faces Oriental employment issues while Hamburg-American inquiries hub around Emil L. Boas amid a potential trust dissolution bill in Congress.

Banta Ware San Diego Eid Northwest British Columbia Kemier Richard McBride Grand Trunk Pacific Washington Raymond Aberdeen Seattle Hump Tulips River District Grays Harbor

Crowds Flock to Congress for Southern Conference Series

The Southern Commercial Congress opens a series of thirty addresses by Mr Egan across the south. Conferences begin today with sessions on waterways extension education forestry real estate cooperative marketing Page bill health and cotton handling and financing. Delegates from across the United States attend three days of meetings including a memorial for Dr Seaman A Allenap and discussions on livestock crops and dairy. Governor Harmon of Ohio will speak Tuesday on agriculture as the basis of the station's strength.

Egan Southern Commercial Congress United States Seaman A.1 Enapp Boye’ Corn “Club Judgon Harmon Ohio

Woman Movement in Germany Hugo Musterbere

Article fragment discusses German women’s history from medieval times to the Renaissance and beyond, noting shifts in gender roles, education, and equality. It references a broader discussion of women’s access to learning and professional status across centuries.

Germany Hugo Musterbere

Madero Ruining Mexican Republic Declared by Commission

The commission argues Madero seized power by force, used the army to pressure elections, crushed opposition, and led Mexico toward ruin. It notes Diaz left 32.5 million gold pesoss in treasury, most vanished within six months, while Gustavo Madero sought 700000 pesos without vouchers. The report cites land deals and loss of stability under Madero, contrasting with Diaz’s prior governance. General Orozco plans peaceful elections after peace is established.

Madero Congress Diaz Mexico Gustavo Madero Lorenzo Gonzales Trevino San Carlos

Wreck at Yemassee Being Cleared Away

Waycross Georgia April 7 Special. The Waycross wrecker and ACL crew were sent to clear the main line at Yemassee where passenger train No 44 and freight No 208 met last night. Crews jumped and escaped with no injuries. Both engines and five cars were smashed.

Waycross Yemasseée. &. C

Moving Pictures Used in Churches Across Faith Education

The April Woman's Home Companion notes moving pictures as educational tools in churches. Rev. Walter Burr of Olathe Congregational Church found weekly attendance rose when films were shown in warm weather. Missionary groups expand reach by presenting films on foreign life to boost aid.

April Woman's Home Companion Walter Burr Olathe

Unclear snippet mentions weather with days and cooler spell

Fragments note mixed letters about rain and cooler weather. It references Thursday or Friday and a following cold air mass spreading from the north. Local details or exact places are missing, so core idea remains unsettled weather timing.

Americus man to be tried first in Savannah

Americus, Ga April 7 Special. Witnesses have been summoned to Savannah to testify against E. M. Sheehan on forgery charges. He is believed to be tried first in Savannah since his operations there matched those in Americus and other cities. Four checks for $52 each were cashed by local merchants who knew him well before the forgery was discovered.

Americus Savannah E. M. Sheehan Sheehan Seaboard Railway Americay Columbus Montgomery Parta

Hot Time Awaiting Khorassan Initiates Ceremony

Ibla Temple No 123 D C oO K prepares a ceremonial program for Wednesday night in Atlanta. About fifty applications from central and northern Georgia and a similar number of fresh meats from Atlanta signal strong local interest. The ceremony promises a new addition thought entertaining and lasting as the sand supply runs plentiful. Curtains rise at 7:30 PM sharp and the show starts.

Ibla Temple No. 123 Georgia Atlanta

A Quiet Owl and Moonlit Ruminations

A fragmentary poetic meditation in April Atlant by Maoch John Galsworthy depicts an owl, a vanished light in a tree, and a rising large moon that colors perception. The speaker reflects on universe as endless workshop of art, eternity, and the striving to perfect shifting images.

John Galsworthy

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