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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1912

Page

4

Branan Replies to Stewart Candidate for Tax Collector

Branan defends his integrity against misissued endorsements and forged signatures. He cites deception around a bar card misrepresented as an endorsement and challenges a man’s signature. Branan recalls Harrison’s past support for officials and touts his own service to veterans and savings for taxpayers. He urges voters to back Charles I Branan for Tax Collector.

A. P. Stewart Atlanta James Walter Mason James Walter Mayson Mayson James L. Mayson W. H. Harrison Stewart Harrison Wol Harrison Fee

Warfare between rival camps erupts in gun battle at Clarke's ridge

Two labor gangs clash near Clarke's ridge six miles from Guineaville. Northern camp bosses Crow and others exchange fire with southern camp rivals. Crow returns fire after being shot at, a free-for-all ensues with barricades and moonshine fueled bravado. Sheriff arrives after about an hour. several wounded flee to mountains. one dead southerner reportedly carried off. Overshoes made of rubber mixed with asbestos touted to reduce discomfort.

L. M. Crow Crow Ange Wage Huttie Sheriff's Pass Ihs Andtig Clarke's Ridge Guineaville

How Are Your Bowels Doctor Questioning Health

Fragmentary OCR text on medical themes mentions bowel health, uric acid, nerves, catarrh, and the liver and bowels. It reads as a garbled discussion of symptoms, detox, and discomfort with references to doctors and associated ailments. No clear event or person is specified.

Taft backed Roosevelts plan on harvester probe

Washington reports reveal former President Taft supported a thorough bureau investigation before pursuing prosecution of the International Harvester Company in 1912. Senator Dixon published James R. Garfield’s telegram confirming Taft’s alignment with the method used against major combinations and waivers of immunity by the firms.

Washington Herbert Knoxth Bureau of Inc Perkins Taft Roosevelt Harvester Supreme Cow International Harvester Company Auit Harvester Company Bureau of Corporationa Steel Companies Harvester and Steel Companies Cabnet

Storm kills many as floods devastate Oklahoma towns

In Hobart and surrounding areas West of Hobart the Elk creek overflowed merging into a mile wide stream washing out trains and severing towns. Families die and dozens injured as high waters halt rescue, with Lugert listing thirty destitute families aided by officials. Multiple Oklahoma towns report casualties and extensive property loss with limited communication and ongoing search efforts.

Elk Creek Hobart Oklahoma Lugert Foss Okla Butler Sentinel Hinton Tele Rocky Calumet el Dorado Martha Warren Bleck Kora Sbulla jsmaller_cy- Pure Yukon

Underwood rally speaker urges Georgia to back him

Governor O Nea l appeals to Georgians to join Alabama in supporting the southern Democratic leader for the presidency. James L Anderson of Fulton County Underwood club will preside and introduce O Neal. Manager Hutchens reports strong Ware county showings and growing confidence in a Georgia win for Underwood.

O'Neal Anderson James L. . Anderson Fulton” ‘County Underwood Club Hoke Smith Thomas Heflin Ware County South Georgia Georgia

Taft Campaign Rhetoric Sparks Public Debate

Taft denounces trusts while rivals question funding from Morgan and Wall Street. Roosevelt allies accuse the Harvester correspondence of bias as Taft winds a Massachusetts campaign with eight speeches planned. Taft battles a cold, heads to Taunton and Boston for rallies amid overlapping political maneuvers.

Senate Roosevelt Harvester Harvester Company Taft Massachusetts Washington White House Bay State Taunton Boston Taftrett Philadelphia

Gainesville man shoots his wife continues page one

The article recounts a Gainesville man shooting his wife, with the shooter leaving the bed area, hearing more shots, and witnessing John stagger from the doorway before dying. The piece notes Pitts as a noted coal dealer and capable businessman, with his body taken to a local undertaker.

Mother Leila John Pitts

Carlyle Haynes Sermon on Seven Seals Draws Crowd

Carlyle Haynes preached at the Old Baptist church to a large audience in a continuation of the Seven Seals series. Tonight marks the fifth in the health lecture series led by J. Russell Mitchell, with Anat Priday delivering the prior segment.

Carlyle &. Haynes the Old Baptist Vis Jr. Russell Mitchell

Funeral notice for Mrs. John Fragier in Simpson Street gathering

Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs John Frazier and several others are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs John Fragier at 10 30 this morning from Mr J A Couch residence on Simpson Street The pallbearers are asked to meet at Greenberg and Bond company at 9 30 AM.

Cramen Waret Cramer Fred Cramer G. Doyle James Fennell Greenberg & Bond Company Dave Loeb A. Greenfield T. H. Sappington C. H. Simmons A. Wasser Ben Joel

Meeting Notice of John Rosier Lodge No 60s Masons

A special communication of John Rosier lodge No 60s F A M in Chastain hall corner Hemphill avenue and West Tenth street meets Monday April 29 1972 at 7 oclock for work in the master degree. Duly qualified brethren are invited to attend by order W M Burdett and secretary N Marsh

John Rosier Lodge Chastain Hall Hemphill Avenue Weat Tenth Street W.M. Burdett W. M Cc N. Marsh Fulton Lodge No Masonic Temple Henry Solomon Americus Lodge No Oakland Cemetery Windsor Street Richard A. Burnett Richardson

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