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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1912
Page
3
Ida Tarbell reviews June American Magazine article on Life Woman and Democracy. It argues housework for pay demeans women socially and notes a link between household occupations and criminality, citing data from over 3,000 women criminals and the bureau of labor.
A fragmentary dialogue hints at a total loss and a misheard or garbled conversation. The readable parts mention a casual acquaintance and a regretful reply, with unclear context and several typos backing the damaged text.
East Atlanta patrons and five women teachers rally to support Professor Merchant while critics claim he poorly disciplines students. Dr E F Fincher says thirty nine pupils were kept from school during his administration and notes Merchant’sUntactful style. Merchant reportedly plans clerical work but will remain in the city at 433 Fiat Shoals avenue.
Nashville Tenn June 9 Former Governor Benton McMillin issued a statement tonight announcing his bid for the Democratic nomination in the August 1 primary.
Rear Admiral William Henry Everett A N retired died at his Newport home this morning after a long illness. The 1 remained of a career marked by service and leadership in the Navy.
Passengers on the steamer Dora report a shower of ash and poisonous gases after Katmai eruption. Explosions hurled rocks into the air, darkness and tremors followed, and several fishing villages on Shelikof Strait may be destroyed. Dora sought assistance from Unalaska as ash settled, and a later report notes three minor earthquakes near Seattle and ongoing volcanic activity in southwestern Alaska.
Washington faces a busy week as Congress confronts convention departures, with Republicans at Chicago and Baltimore, debates over appropriation bills and the court, Lorimer election vote, tariff and paper duties, and Cuban intervention policy shaping the agenda.
The article recounts Billy Warmington cashing Laurent DeGive's check after sixteen years. Lucien York explains Warmington kept the note out of courtesy to DeGive who wanted accounts straight. The check was cashed by a bank that did not exist when issued.
A lengthy piece notes that Jule Delmar and Jake Shubert visited Atlanta and Variety reports Shuberts may add vaudeville to houses with Shubert management. It mentions the DeGive estate leases in Atlanta and Macon, Shubert finances, and other industry moves, including Primrose Dockstader tour and Emma Bunting rumors, with local city notices about sewer and street paving ordinances in Atlanta.
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