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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
5
A dense OCR passage lists many names and places in a diffuse political critique. It references elections, endorsements, and various figures across states, hinting at broader national debates about prosperity, industry, and governance without coherent narrative or clear article framing.
Mrs Viola Van Stavoren, alone in her home on Goland Avenue, awakened by a prowler entering through a window. She fired twice, driving the burglar away. police found no trace as the assailant fled. The scene occurred as neighbors heard alarm and the open door remained in view.
A garbled roster of notable leaders and offices appears, mentioning President Pitthet, Prinity College figures, Governor Vesey of South Dakota, Senator Males, and other state and national officials. The fragmentary OCR reads like a historical political roll call with many misspellings and unclear connections.
In Greensboro on July 7 a Republican gathering in North Carolina pledged support for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s policies. Delegates including party leaders and campaign figures voiced backing for Roosevelt and outlined plans for a forthcoming conference.
A garbled early 20th century report hints at Theodore Roosevelt foreseeing a strengthened organization within the party as reformers push for new leadership. Names and places are unclear, but the piece conveys anticipation of a strategic party realignment and renewed vigor before November elections.
A fragmentary report discusses Florida Republicans backing the Roosevelt party. It notes candidates and reorganizing efforts, mentioning moves to nominate for congress and governor, and the party’s development goals.
The Grady cadets take a July 9 excursion on the A B A line to Warm Springs. Round trip costs one dollar. Train departs at 8:00 a m with music and dancing bathing as part of the event.
The piece recounts a long, fragmented reminiscence about Bunhill burial ground and John Bunyan, noting bystander reactions and historical bystanders. It shifts to mention public works and a bylaw against beating carpets, then wanders through literary and theater anecdotes involving publishers and authors.
An elderly speaker disapproves of his son Smithson’s shouting routine at theaters, citing his lack of industry. He recalls a dramatic exchange with a girl about adoption and real parents. The text shifts to Massachusetts plans to spend 95 090 060 on state roads in five years, indicating road funding priorities.
Bryan Callaghan, fourteen times elected mayor of San Antonio, died early today after a two week illness. The 60 year old leader collapsed after witnesses reportedly found the illness not serious until late yesterday. His family had yielded to his wishes not to summon physicians before the collapse.
Clivelind Ohio July 7 Robert Thibedhcau 18 fell to his death in a reservoir when his parachute failed during ascent and his balloon dropped into the water. Rescuers recovered the youth's body as investigators noted the parachute detached in midair and the balloon descended toward the reservoir.
The charm spiral column of a year old infant found among debris at the wreck scene increases the death toll to forty. The discovery surprised investigators as earlier it was believed all missing persons were accounted for. Through identification, all other bodies have now been claimed.
Johnson of Philadelphia won the Middle States singles championship in a challenge match defeating Mamplon Hall of New York. The July 7 event crowned the former national intermediate tennis champion as the top player in the region.
Weather and season pressures hurt corn in Bulloch County with many farmers abandoning cotton for corn. The crop shows damage and poor yields while cotton prospects improve, with officials predicting a fairly good overall season for the cotton crop.
The Clarke Rifles depart Athens on July 15 under Captain J W Arnold and Lieutenants Mge Anderson and W F Dobbs for a ten day stay with regulars and Alabama state boards in An niston Alabama.
Waycross Ga July 7 Special Mack Brown who nearly lost his life trying to rescue Mrs T A Adkinson from drowning in the Satin on the 4th is recovering and will be out this week. Desperate effort to save Mrs A failed to bring her to the river bank.
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