Subscriptions and political commentary from The Constitution
Atlanta April 43 1912 notice outlines subscription rates for weekly and Sunday editions delivered in Atlanta and nearby. Also lists advertising manager and Washington bureau details. Includes editorials on Prohibition and national politics with humorous commentary and references to Taft Roosevelt Wilson and Champ Clark.
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Atlanta
Holliday
Constitution Building
Pole
Syabante
Washington
Hibbs
Hotaling
Broadway
Alea Poe
Egent
Wilson supporters oppose visiting Georgia in presidential race
In a forthright editorial voice the piece criticizes Wilson partisans for urging Georgia lawmakers and party figures to travel the state on a campaign for Wilson. It notes the risk to lawmakers if they leave their duties and mocks the idea of political lash or retaliation against dissenters. The author urges caution and restraint while expressing alarm at the political tactics.
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Wilson ‘Press
Congress
Georgia
Hardwick
Washington
Wilson
Mr. Ulm
New Jersey
Wilson’s strength in primaries boosts loss risk for Clark
The piece questions Woodrow Wilson’s nomination viability, citing W F McCombs denial of a New York Post interview alleging Clark bolted the party. It argues Wilson dominates Pennsylvanian Republican voters, contends state machines favor his nomination, and predicts heavy GOP margins if Wilson carries key states. It notes uncertainties about clerk-sourced statements and emphasizes Pennsylvania’s pivotal role.
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W. F. McCombs
Wilson
Oregon
Ilinois
Missouri
Indiana
New York
Connecticut
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Maine
New Jersey
Washington
Grant-Typical American Major General Frederick Dent Grant Dead
The nation mourns the sudden death of Major General Frederick Dent Grant. He earned a notable record in Indian wars and the Spanish American War and served with distinction in the diplomatic service. He bridged North and South views, fraternizing with Confederate veterans and southern communities.
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Frederick Dent Grant
Grant
Appomattox
South
Ellias North
Editorial on ABA member Lewis amid race politics at Boston
A protest editorial recalls the American Bar Association meeting in Boston where Lewis, a Boston lawyer and assistant attorney general, faced membership scrutiny for color. The ABA executive committee revoked its action, delaying the vote, while Ohio constitutional delegates rebuked Wickershamism by inviting Lewis to appear. The piece criticizes the attorney general’s stance and tenure prospects amid professional backlash.
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J . Law
Osc
Son
LL. D
American Bar Association
Boston
Lewis
United States
Massachusetts
Lewin
Constitutional Convention of
Ohio
Savannah Press Defends Bishop Candler Against Wilsonism
The Savannah Press criticizes a cor respondent for opposing Judge Samuel B. Adams on Woodrow Wilsonism and lauds Bishop Candler for a sledge hammer protest against the Wilson doctrines. It argues democracy would be dethroned by mob rule under suchisms, praising Georgia’s steady balance and public demand for more, not less, government.
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Savannah Press
Samuel B. Adams
Savannah
Nolay
Rceae
Georgia
Bishop Candier
Wilson
Adams
Woodrow Wilson
Officer returns home to find wife dead in bed
Policeman J A Corley of the night squad returned to 302 Marietta street at 8 30 Friday morning and mistook his wife for sleep The couple’s children played on the bed The coroner ruled heart failure as the cause of death The funeral is planned for Saturday
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J. A. Corley
Marietta Street
Corley
Aight Heart
Donehoo
Beach wires that he wants early trial
Augusta Ga April 12 A special from Aiken says TD 5 Henderson local counsel for FL O Beach received a cable from the New York broker this afternoon asking that arrangements be made for an immediate trial of the case against him charging that he cut Mrs Beachs throat Fuller of the New York law firm representing Beach arrived in Aiken this afternoon and has taken charge of the case The regular term of circuit court convenes in June but Beachs bond is not returnable until the September term
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Augusta
Aiken
Henderson
FL O. Beach
New York
Fowler to fly at Rome exposition opening day
Rome Georgia April 12 Special The Rome Trade exposition plans include exhibition flights by transcontinental aviator Robert G Fowler on the opening day with an evening lecture on his cross country journey The organizers previously failed to attract Fowler due to crowd handling limits but have arranged proper facilities for the events
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Rome
Robert G. Fowler
Fowler
T F Green Named Receiver of Athens Bank
Judge Brand appointed T S Green as receiver for the Athens Trust and Banking Company to replace Frank A Lipscomb who previously served with B G Barnett. Lipscomb declined to continue with another co receiver. Green and Barnett will wind up the bank. Charles H Phinizy had been named as receiver earlier but could not serve due to unrelated arrests.
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Athens
Brand
T. S. Green
Athens ‘Trust and Banking Company
Frank A. Lipscomb
B. G. Barnett
Lipscomb
Messie
Green
Barnett
Destrnct
Charles H. Phinizy
Gee and Haw Heard Frequently on the Farm
On the farm the calls gee and haw are heard often as cowhands or guides direct animals. The fragment mentions Lyerly, Gil, and April rit with unclear context and scattered phrases. The text resembles a diary or notice about farm work and animal handling terms.
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Gee
Haw
Lyerly
Gil
Geel
Ieround
Inverly
Loti
Georgia Ave and Fair Ask for Improvements
A citizens committee from the second and third wards will appeal to the county board at 11 o clock to urge repaving East Fair street and widening and grading Georgia avenue as it is extended to West End. Southside property owners are urged to attend.
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Board of County Commission
Georgia Avenue
East Fair Street
County Board
Fair Street
West End
We Travel With the Good Times and Whistle On
A lyric fragment praising perseverance and joy despite hardship. The piece threads songs about winter turning to May and a refrain about traveling with the Good Times. It blends poems, political quips, and rural Appalachian storytelling with reflections on ambition and public life.
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Ananias
Rockefeller
Postal Telegraph Club Banquet At Capital City Club
Washington April 12 Secretary of War Stimson will distribute to the national guard the new automatic pistol to replace the revolver. Assistant Comptroller Mitchell says congress authorizes 300000 dollars for this. The Postal Telegraph Club of Atlanta hosts its third annual banquet April 20 with about sixty members from nearby states and Atlanta employees expected.
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Postal Telegraph Club
National Guard
Washington
Stimson
Postal Telegraph Club of
Atlanta
Capital City Club
Georgia
North
South Carolina
Buy quality, support makers, and demand proper trademarks
A call to readers to back trustworthy producers by recognizing and using good trademarks. The piece warns against buying inferior goods and urges the public to learn brand names, defend standards, and check for quality in every purchase.
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