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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1912

Page

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Underwood Rally Speakers to Address Grand Tonight

President James Anderson will preside at an Underwood rally at the Grand tonight at 8. Speakers include Senator James K Vardaman of Mississippi, Congressman Thomas Heflin of Alabama, Thomas E. Watson of Georgia, and George R. Hutchenz of Georgia. The meeting is promoted as a People and for the People event inviting all to attend.

Oscar Undrwood James Anderson James K Vardaman Missinnippi Thomas Heflin Alabama Thomas E. Watson Georgia G. R. Hutchenz

Atlanta rally for Oscar Underwood opens grand opera night

A large enthusiastic Atlanta crowd is promised at the Grand Opera House tonight at 8 o'clock for a rally in support of Oscar W Underwood of Alabama for president. The event features music and speeches by notable figures, with James L. Anderson presiding and introducing speakers including Senator James K. Vardaman of Mississippi. The meeting is billed as a peoples gathering and a warm welcome awaits attendees. Continued on last page.

Atlanta Grand Opera House Oscar W Underwood Alabama G. R. Hutchens Heke Smith Anderson Fulton County Underwood Club Underwood James K. Vardaman Mississippi Congress

Roosevelt Leads In Nebraska Primary Early Returns

Nebraska returns from the presidential primary show Roosevelt leading Taft and La Follette in initial tallies. Bryan’s precinct in Lincoln reports strong approval, while Chicago precinct results in Douglas County show Roosevelt with a big edge over Taft and La Follette, with Harmon and Wilson far behind.

Omaha Neb Nebraska Roosevelt Taft la Follette Clark Harmon Wilson William Jennings Bryan Witson Bryan Lincoln Lincoln City Chicago

Roosevelt Leads Oregon Primary As Votes Trickled In

Portland April 19 Scattering returns from several precincts show Roosevelt slightly ahead La Volante close second and Taft third Relief from the state-at-large was reported.

Portland Ore Roosevelt la Volatte Taft

Major Butt Heroism Amid Titanic Chaos Recalls Washington Hero

Miss Marie Young recounts Major Archibald Butt’s calm leadership on the Titanic. She describes him guiding passengers, restraining a panicked man, and ensuring women and children were saved before himself. President Taft invited to memorials. Augusta services considered. calls for a permanent memorial to Butt and other Washingtonians who died aboard the Titanic.

Ufe Taft Temple Lodge Order of Masons Major Butt May Henry Watterson Augusta White House Savannah Titania

Titanic survivors recalled amid sea tragedy and separations

Wireless dispatches from the Carpathia recount the Titanic rescue as lifeboats filled with women and children while men waited, some refusing to crowd ahead. Prominent passengers Mr and Mrs Jacques Futrelle and Mr and Mrs George D Widener faced separation as the ship sank after hitting the iceberg under British admiralty rules.

Titanic survivor Ismay tells Senate inquiry how he saved himself

In New York on April 19 J Bruce Ismay managing director of White Star Line testified before Senate investigators about the Titanic disaster. He described entering a lifeboat as it was lowered after officers requested more women aboard. He said the ship sank around 2:30 am and denied claims the Titanic sailed at full speed. He noted one lifeboat carried four crew and forty five passengers and that women and children were prioritized. He stated he remained in the lifeboat for about four hours and did not see life rafts. He admitted to not wanting to see the ship go down and said he did not recall improper lifeboat allocation. The hearing examined how many lifeboats were used and the survival of wireless operators.

Washington Henry B. Harris Major Butt Archie White House Ward Maijor Butt Archie Butt Butt Carpathia Outa Jacques’ Futrelle George D. Widener Philadelphia New York United States Senate J. Bruce Ismay White Star Line William Alden Smith Newlands Ismay Titanic Andrew Mr. Smith Senator Smith Mr. Ismay Captain Smith Tsaid Tsamy Senator Rayner

Ismay blamed as Titanic disaster figure by Senate

The Senate hears a forceful indictment of J Bruce Ismay and White Star officials for the Titanic tragedy. Senator Rayner declares Ismay the officer primarily responsible and argues foreign courts or Congress could pursue charges. He cites inadequate lifeboats and warns of man slaughter if aboard an American ship. Also notes two House bills on wireless safety and iceberg target practice.

Washington J. Bruce Ismay White Star Line Senate Rayner Maryland Ismay Congressional

Easter Egg Hunt Tonight in Grant Park Amid Glory

An Easter egg hunt is staged this afternoon in Grant Park described as the city’s greatest entertainment. Promoters trumpet 191,000 eggs with Hollowell and Commissioner Bond contributing funds for the event. The crowd is expected to be large as Atlanta anticipates the spectacle.

Grant Park Atlanta J M. Héllowell Wold Hollowell Horton

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