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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1912
Page
13
The Washington Bureau of The Constitution lists subscribe rates and distribution notes in Atlanta. A column of political jabs critiques Taft Roosevelt and Wilson era politics, jokes about Taft and Taft era leaders, and mentions local media and public notices.
The article argues that the tariff drives the presidential race and that Underwood embodies the central issue. It contrasts his stance with Taft Roosevelt and Wilson, noting his 50 percent steel tariff revision and predicting Underwood’s strength in key states. It warns Wilson cannot win the nomination and could ruin the party if nominated.
Memorial Day binds the South and North in reverence to Civil War heroes and the shared dream of a stronger union. The conflict's crucible purified American ideals, reconciling bitter memories and underscoring a common heritage beyond old divides.
A collage of dialect verse and snippets from writers and columns. It wove songs about sun, heat, and happiness with notes on Spring, humor, and local observations including a Georgia editor and a literary supper. The piece blends poetry, snippets, and a light social commentary voice.
Traveling fruit buyers report Georgia expects the largest peach yield in state history. Weather setbacks are past, insect fees trimmed, and preparation underway to handle the crop scientifically. The Georgia Fruit Exchange has organized markets, eased transport, and aims to maximize orchardist revenue, while railroads must supply sufficient refrigerator cars and efficient handling to prevent spoilage and delays.
Americus Georgia April 26 special The Americus Board of Trade last night elected George K Hills president and Hightower vice president. In accepting the presidency Mr Hills pledged untiring efforts toward advancing the commercial interests of the city. The board will employ an experienced secretary who will devote his entire time to that work.
The Civic League of America, led by Dr. A. R. Holderby of Atlanta, seeks a city convention to promote good citizenship, government study, and economical public administration. The creed urges broad civic engagement as Atlanta’s destiny aligns with constructive unrest fostering honesty and efficiency in public affairs.
Boston April 28 Attorneys for Clarence Richeson the confessed slayer of his sweetheart Avia Lingell made their final move this afternoon to save the Cambridge minister from the electric chair They petitioned Governor Foss to change the death sentence to life imprisonment and lay the appeal before the executive council The plea leans on Richeson mental condition and Argues his self-implied confession saved the state thousands of dollars in prosecution Also notes Titanic wreck remembrance with a poem fragment.
Lutherville Georgia April 26 Special Several hundred negro farmers and rural school teachers wives and boys gathered for a farmers meeting tied to the farmers institute and boys corn club under the public school led by Principal J Warner The meeting aims to train negro farmers and families in better farming methods and economic practice Leadership is credited with progress The address was given by Professor P C Parks farm director Clark University Atlanta The census notes about 106000 negro farm youth aged 10 to 26 in Georgia but training remains inefficient and undercuts farm labor.
Dr F J White, a prominent Atlanta dentist, declares support for Oscar W Underwood. He cites tariff reform and alignment with masses as reasons to back Underwood over Republican rivals, promising to vote for him to shape federal revenue and policy. He notes Whitehall Street offices and identifies as northerner and Republican.
A Bradenton dispatch reports Camp Perry UCV of Florida division endorsed Congressman Underwood of Alabama for president. Adjutant W B McLeod says Coronel A Searson will inform Senator Bankhead, head of Underwood campaign, that Manatee county veterans pledge him their support.
Macon Ga April 26 special Oscar Underwood has strong support in Macon for the presidential nomination from R W Jemison member of the state board of accountants He calls Underwood the biggest man in the Democratic party today and says he should head the ticket if the Democrats are to win He praises his tariff revision stance and notes Underwood stays at his postworking rather than seeking speeches or personal advantage.
A call to readers to concentrate buying power through the paper’s advertising columns. By directing wallet weight to merchants who support the paper, residents can drive prices down and shape stock in soap, sugar, dresses, and more. The message urges unity among family, city, and government consumers to create ballot-strength in commerce.
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