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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1912

Page

10

New York Officials Back Theodore Roosevelt Party Move

City Comptroller William A Prendergast was named to represent New York on a Chicago committee forming a new party. He urged Republicans and Democrats to enroll, calling for honest politics and reform. The provisional NY organization will be set up immediately, with permanent structure to follow, aiming to unite voters across offices.

New York Tate Chi- State New Chicago Theodore Rooseval William A Prendergast Prendergast Repub- Weang Democrats Reputlican National Committee Republicann Rational Convention Rom Minute Men Concord Lexington William

Humble Origin of Great Aviators

Hubert Latham began as a sickly street car conductor but pursued flight and became a top aviator. The Wright brothers started as bicycle shop owners before building powered flying machines. Curtiss, Farman, and others rose from modest beginnings to fame and fortune in aviation history.

Hubert Latham Wright Brothers Merican Curtiss Henry Farman

Savings account offer from Trust Company of Georgia

The Trust Company of Georgia announces a savings account with a four percent annual yield on deposits. This concise notice advertises a competitive interest rate and invites customers to open accounts.

The Trust Company of Georgia

Profit in Late Cabbage Forecasts Profit Growers See High Returns

The article argues late cabbage offers strong market profits with best results from clay soil, proper seed, and careful cultivation. It advises plowing and harrowing preplant, sowing May 29 to May 24, transplanting early June, spacing three feet by one foot, and mounding soil around developing plants while weeding weekly.

Personal Experience and Education From The Omaha Bee

A compact reflection on how education comes from experience and innate capacity, noting that some minds profit more from daily life while others require sharper perception. It includes a quotation attributed to TM and Herbert Croly about the role of sincerity and intelligence in learning from one’s occupation, ending with a humorous misdirection about an amateur detective and a speaking voice.

Omaha Bee Herbert Croly Goucher College United States Bureau of Education Womes Maryland

Four Leaders at Baltimore Show Fragmentary Report

The New York Saats Zeitung notes four leaders including Mark M Stevens of Michigan and Roger Sullivan a national committeeman from Illinois. The brief item cites Baltimore as the meeting location with limited readable details.

New York Saats-Zeitung Mark’ M Stevens Michigan Roger Sullivan Tilinota

Bryan urges progressive ticket with third option if New York blocks

The speaker argues for a progressive ticket headlined by Clark or Wilson, rejects Harmon and Underwood as reactionary picks, and proposes Kern James O Gorman Culberson and Rayner as viable alternatives. He warns against NY veto and favors a noncommittal, widely acceptable running mate in a broad coalition.

Harmon Ohio Underwool Alnbamea Bryan Wilson New Jersey Clark Migosuri Kern Indiana Ollie James Kentuck O Gorman New York Culberson Texas Rayner Maryland Mr. Murphy Murphy Charles F Murphy

Profits Assured for Years in Farm Meat Push

Profits assured for years as meat products stay scarce and costly. Animal husbandry must be revolutionized with farmers urged to raise more cattle sheep hogs and poultry. Crops should be marketed as farm fed meat to maximize profits and improve manure and farming practices.

Oil for White Diarrhoea Chick Hatchling Help

Mrs Petty reports in Farm and Home a chick hatched March 29 suffered white diarrhoea and weakness. She fed it with live oil from a medicine dropper, dosing thrice daily then tapered. After several days the chick regained strength and remained lively though smaller than its mates.

Ww Petty

Heard on the Waterfront by Fran The San Francisco Chronicle

Maritime recollections describe thick fogs off Newfoundland and a night when sailors leaned on the rail then fell into the sea as the fog suddenly lifted. The speaker recalls long nights at sea and fog conditions that confused the crew.

Fran San Francisco Chronicle Newfoundland

Nurse Question Sparks Household Humour in Buenos Aires

A wife questions a nurse applicant asking if she will care for the baby or the husband, highlighting a domestic dilemma after adding a third child. Separately, Buenos Aires boasts the largest hotel and office building in South America, signaling rapid urban growth.

Bufid Ne South America Buenos Ayres

No Break Likely on 27th Ballot for Nominating Fight

The Baltimore convention scene centers on a long stalemate as Clark Bryan Wilson and Underwood fight for the two thirds rule. Wilson gains votes while dark horse talk swirls. Delegates forecast no break tonight, with talks of possible compromises if no candidate breaks through.

Democratic Convention Brawl Shapes Indiana and Woodrow Wilson Fight

Clark forces vow to fight on as Indiana delegates stick with Governor Marshall while hoping Clark vote splits. Indiana may shift to Woodrow Wilson if Marshall fades. Underwood camp remains firm, seeking realignment with no compromise. Delegates discuss moving to vice presidency as strategy unfolds.

Wade House of Representatives Indiana Marshall Clark Wilsow Woodrow Wilson New Jersey O Gorman New York Kern O'Gormen Wilson Francis Missouri Democratic Party Underwood Bankhead Champ Clarh

West Virginia Delegation Divides on Unit Rule Tomorrow

Night sessions among West Virginia delegates sought to ignore the unit rule and let each vote freely. Several Wilson supporters in the state appear, with Underwood leaders claiming no defections. Delegations polled claim loyalty, while rumors of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa shifts toward Wilson or other candidates circulated amid the Clark contest.

West Virginia Wilson Underwood Pease Bankhead Illinois Clark Bellating Indiana Marshall Iowa

Atlantic City Return Fare and Seaboard Ticket Sale

Tickets retail for 26 dollars 35 cents for round trip Seaboard service to Atlantic City with sales July 7 and 8 at the City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree. Meanwhile William Harris Sr and Frank McKee plan a New York musical stock company to tour new productions led by Percy Mackaye the Icarus of American drama and other works.

Atlantic City Seaboard Peachtree Wiliam Harris, Sr Frank McKee New York Ooyay Percy Mackaye Icarus Mackey Sappho Hawthorne Tomoreowe Stokes Yankees Duffield Mackaye Kee Biety

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