Pay Tribute to Underwood at Grand Opera House
Crowds packed the Grand Opera House to hear Democratic leaders Vardaman Heflin and Hutchens speak in tribute to Alabama figure Underwood. The program highlighted his contributions and party leadership.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1912
Page
1
Underwood Rally in Atlanta Praises Leader and Tariff Fight
More than 3,000 Atlantans gathered at the Grand Opera House to hear Senator James K. Vardaman and Congressman Thomas Heflin rally support for Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama for president. The crowd filled boxes and balcony as General West opened the meeting with praise for Underwood and campaign progress in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vardaman
Underwood
Heflin
Atlanta
Fulton County
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Grand Opera House
Jit
Opera House
Grand
DIXIE
Democract
Fred Wedemeyer
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
Augusta
Mr. Watson
James K. Vardaman
Mississippi
Thomas Heflin
G. K. Hutchens
Spart
General West
A. J. West
James I. Anderson
Fulton County Underwood Club
Macon
United States
West
G. R. Hutchens
Georgia
Hutchens
Vardanan
Underwood Leads Georgia in County Canvass Vote
The Constitution reports a county by county letter canvass across Georgia showing Oscar Underwood leading in three quarters of counties to Wilson, with 13 counties uncertain. The piece explains the method, notes weather impact on turnout, and compares county results to the state wide unit vote expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Underwood
Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Ciizens
Inderwood
Oscar Underwood
New England Titanic survivors and victims named
Among the Boston area passengers on the Titanic six were from New England. Three saved: Mrs E N Kimball Jr of Boston. Mr Kimball of Boston. A W Newell of Lexington. The dead: Walter C Porter of Worcester. Percival W White Jr of Somerset. Richard White, and elder White, owner of the Hotel Somerset in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Vicinity
Mra.e. N. Kimball, Jr
Mr. Kimball
A. W. Newell
Lexington
Kimball
Hallett & Davis Plano Company
Mr. Newell
Fourth National Bank of
Walter C. Porter
Worcester
Percival W. White, Jr
Somerset
Richard White
Porter
Samuel Porter & Co
White
Sus Ndc 00 Noted as Not Heeded by German Vessel
Report notes that 00 NDC units were not heeded by a German vessel named Her Way. Details are sparse and context unclear, with potential transcription errors in the source. The entry suggests a maritime incident or communication issue involving a German ship and unspecified numbers.
Titanic wireless man tells senate probers of last hours
A Titanic wireless operator testified at a Senate disaster inquiry that the German liner Frankfurt picked up the Titanic’s distress call but did not report its position or assist. He said Frankfurt’s proximity seemed closer than the Carpathia, yet the ship offered no response and continued on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titanic
Senate
New York
Frankfurt
O. S
Oklahoma Tornado Leaves Citys In Despair And Death
Oklahoma City reports describe a tornado that formed near Yukon and swept northeast through Oklahoma and Logan counties. Dozens of houses and a school were wrecked, with at least three killed and scores injured. Guthrie and Perry fear further fatalities as residents await updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Yukon
Oklahoma
Logan
Hennessy
Mary Holmes
Perry
Guthrie
Little City
James Beasley
3Hiam
Sim
Kingfieher
Lardvices
Levees Fail as Flood Inundates Mississippi Delta Areas
Floodwaters from the Mississippi River breach levees across Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. Up to 21 people drown and 20,000 more are rendered destitute as relief work through state and federal channels grows and stations open in northeastern Louisiana and Mississippi. Officials warn conditions will worsen into the next week if rains continue, with hundreds of homesteads inundated and thousands displaced under supervision of relief agencies at Vicksburg and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Mis
Sissippi
Louisiana
Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi
Beulah
Ale
Senate backs treaties to regulate ocean traffic
Washington April 24 The senate approved the Martine resolution paving the way for international cooperation to regulate ocean lanes speed lifeboats wireless and other equipment of passenger craft. Senator McCumber condemned Senator Rayners attack on J Bruce Ismay and urged fair treatment while the house introduced bills to similar end. Continued on Page Six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Martin
House
McCumber
North Dakota
Foreign Relations Committee
Rayner
J. Bruce Ismay
White Star Line
Senate of the
United States
Weather Prophecy Shows Rain Likely This Week
Local report forecasts showers in Georgia with potential Sunday and Monday showers. Temperature readings show low around 50s, highs near 60s to mid 80s with rainfall totaling 83 inches for the month? and 1.97 inches since January.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vardaman, Heflin and
Tarife
Taft
Wast
Under
Cainer
Ganda Heflin
Jos. M. Brown
Pope Brown
Russell
Joseph B. Brown
Joseph M. Brown
By Patrick
Galagher
Sens
Kansas
Greenville
Bruce Ismay
Senator McCumber
Ismay
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Clay
Boise
Hoston
Brownsville
Buffalo
Charleston
Cldy
Hicago
Mabbite
Montgomery
New Orleana
Palestine
St. Louis
Clear
St Paul
Shreveport
Spokane
Toledo
Clear Tempa
VON_HERRMANN
Ae of Fe Oyny
Admiralty
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