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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
12
A local druggist touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a proven medicine that fulfills promises and delivers quick results for kidney liver and bladder diseases. He cites customer testimonials and offers a free trial by mail, with regular sizes sold by druggists for 50c and 1.60.
Commissioner Smith informs the International Harvester Company that an inquiry into its property values and management has begun. President Roosevelt’s aide Perkins argues the investigation should continue, warning no immunity from Justice Department action and noting Morgan interests support openness and bureau cooperation.
Los Angeles April 24 United States cruiser Maryland was struck by a torpedo during a torpedo practice. The hit flooded a compartment nine feet below the water line with repairs underway and hopes to sail for San Diego that night.
Walter Kline, a painter, eluded police for more than two years before being captured on burglary and shooting at Officer Cook charges. He appeared before Revordet Brovies, bond set at 500 in each case, for alleged store entry on Dallas street. Police also accuse him of attempting to kill Officer Cook two years ago while under misdemeanor arrest.
Washington and New York reports detail controversial correspondence involving President Roosevelt and Attorney General Wickersham. Indorsements from Oscar Straus surfaced as senators pressed action, while Gov't plans to dissolve International Harvester face court battles and internal divisions over subsidiary separation.
The Berner Gin Company was organized and incorporated at Berner Georgia today. The ceremony and officers were announced, noting the formation of a local gin concern with the stated purpose and governance structure.
A legislative special committee this week probes fraternal and fire insurance and other lines to craft amendments for stronger protections and fairer competition. Proposals include a separate Georgia insurance commission, a state fire marshal, stricter wildcat rules, and a standard policy. Subcommittees study value, branches, and casualty lines, aiming to present a comprehensive bill at session opening.
W oH Glenn started a second term as president of the Atlanta Athletic Club at the annual meeting. Officers retained include Porter as vice president and SC Williams, Lby Scott, R P Jones, A A Doonan, and T A Hammond as directors. Cunningham ran for the board and received 123 votes. The club reached a 1,000 member limit. Glenn succeeded George Adair who did not seek renomination.
Busy Izzy continues at the Lyric drawing hundreds with strong star George Stoner delivering broad comic work and a sharp musical comedy style. Haviland and Thornton with Fidie Ros provide lively vaudeville at the Forsyth while Amelia Bingham and company headline next week.
The Allen Endeavor Leagues sixth Holoco district convenes this morning at Turner Monumental African Methodist Church led by B. R. Halmes to state attorney. The meeting aims to unite members toward civic improvement and closer community involvement.
In Cedar Rapids Iowa April 24 Republicans endorsed President Taft at the state and congressional conventions. Four delegates at large were instructed to back Taft, Iowa’s Hat of delegates to the national convention rose to 16, while Cummins’ favorite son bid was rejected. Taft held a 41 vote lead. Cummins’ delegates total 10. Cummins left for Washington, blaming local issues for the setback. Roosevelt’s stance was endorsed in the minority resolutions report. In Providence four Taft-instructed delegates were chosen and Roosevelt’s image questioned. state platform backs Taft for renomination.
Fort Worth Texas April 24 a district court jury acquitted Rev Dr J Frank Norris pastor of the First Baptist church of perjury in connection with anonymous threatening letters. The arson indictment remains pending with trial likely late May as Mrs Norris led the congregation in singing tis the old time religion after the verdict.
London reports the death of Justin McCarthy a noted novelist historian and long time MP at Folkestone. Born 1830 he was a staunch home ruler and prolific writer with works including History of Our Own Times and Life of Pope. He led Irish parliamentary party as vice chairman and later chaired the Parnell faction before his death following a long illness.
Memorial Day ceremonies in Perry Georgia will be held in the courthouse this year. Judge P B Mc Kenzie of Eufaula Alabama is chosen to deliver the address. An appropriate program of songs has been arranged and decorations will be complete.
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