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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
1
A large crowd gathers in Atlanta to welcome a notable figure returning to the city. Citizens from multiple neighborhoods line streets while officials acknowledge the homecoming. Local organizations and supporters show visible enthusiasm as the arrival unfolds.
Atlanta church leaders and members welcomed Dr. Robert Stuart MacArthur returning from Cordele. Optimism rose for a truce in congregational differences and preservation of his pastorate. A prayer meeting at the Tabernacle followed, with renewed unity, as the pastor avoided comments on resignation. A brief Georgian Terrace conference yielded no firm steps, while preachers planned a Thursday meeting to pacify factions and discussions about the deacons’ future. Dr. John E White remained in Texas delivering Baylor address and not returning for two weeks.
Senator Reed of Missouri was the guest in a hydro-aeroplane flight over the waters of the Hanna River near Annapolis Maryland. The aircraft was in charge of Naval aviator Lieutenant Powers with Reed as passenger. The flight rose high above the water and moved along the river as observers watched.
Washington reports President Taft and his cabinet weigh actions to address alleged judicial bias amid a push from Rep. Victor Berger to impeach U S Judge C H Hanford for canceling a socialist Leonard Olesov's naturalization papers. The White House seeks full hearings and reform of the judiciary while investigations into Judge Archibald continue.
United States Senator George S. Nixon of Nevada died at 10 o'clock tonight after nasal catarrh surgery led to spinal meningitis. The 52 year old mineral magnate was in critical condition, with his wife and Nevada relatives rushing to Washington. Nixon, a longtime Reno magnate with holdings in Goldfield and nearby, served in the Nevada legislature and the U.S. Senate, where he was known as a quiet adviser to Republican colleagues and chairman of the arid lands reclamation committee. His term was to run until 1917 pending a second election.
Atlantic City June 6 A drive begun in Chicago last year for better protection of workers from occupational diseases gained momentum at a symposium during an American Medical Association sectional meeting. Led by Surgeon General Rupert Blue and Henry R Seager the event aims at national action to aid workers. Government seeks precise data on risks while factory owners and workers to supply information on dangers.
Washington reports Captain Kline orders near Guantanamo launch of Marines after Gomez admits unable to guard eastern Cuba plantations. Demand from allied firms for troops prompts mobilization. Gomez warns full army would be needed for police and foreign properties, forcing retreat of militia.
Senator-elect James K. Vardaman of Mississippi predicts no dark horse will win the Baltimore convention. He says four men have a chance, with Underwood the likely choice, praising his congressional record and calm leadership in potential party unity.
New York June 6 Honorary degrees were conferred on a group of notable men at Columba University. Among them Justice White of the United States Supreme Court and Representative Oscar of Alabama both received the honorary Doctor of Laws. The remarks praised progressiveness and conservatism as guiding principles in public service.
Taft leaders in Chicago move to back Senator Elihu Root as permanent chairman of the Republican National Committee while pursuing control of the convention organization. Roosevelts’ camp denies backing Howell’s seat and pushes rules for contest hearings as 238 seats face challenges.
Local showers expected with rainfall likely Friday. Georgia Loral notes possible precipitation Thursday while Leon reports show varying temperatures. Measurements for low and high temperatures and mean temperatures appear, along with normal temperatures and rainfall figures, plus excess amounts since the start of the month and year.
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