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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
15
A quoted sermon emphasizing sincerity as the cornerstone of trust and a reputation that cannot be undone by agency or competition. It asserts sincerity makes buyers feel safe and favors probity over profit, noting The Constitution’s lumber briefs as guiding examples of sincerity shaping lumber buyers’ decisions.
The Senate approved the English treaty by a two thirds vote and adopted broad amendments aimed at limiting arbitration. Senator Bacon’s provisions narrowed the scope, excluding aliens admissions and Monroe Doctrine issues, while Senator Lodge extended the same changes to the French treaty. The floor viewed the result as a setback for administration plans and for rapid arbitration action.
Jackson Miss March 7 as a sequel to a Mississippi legislature demand for LeRoy Percy to resign friends of Percy sought a house resolution asking the US senate to investigate fraud intimations in Percys election by the last legislature. After bitter debate the measure was voted down and expunged.
Andrew Jackson, eight, son of a foreman at the Atlantic Coast Line rail way shops in Piersnee C, disappeared yesterday afternoon after leaving his grandmother's home to return home. Neighbors fear kidnapping as search continues.
An explosion at the Gilpin tool handle factory in Greentown Pike County Pennsylvania today killed George Kraft Edward Hay Thomas Blass and James Roshe in the boiler blast. William Biller was fatally injured and the disaster caused about 26000 in damage. The cause of the explosion has not been determined.
A 1912 appeal stresses strict enforcement of sanitary laws in Atlanta. It urges inspectors to issue written notices for violations, advocates careful handling of garbage cans, and calls on charities to fund can purchases for the poor. It also criticizes sewer planning and urges ongoing citywide cleanliness and vigilance.
A Missouri delegation led by Champ Clark supporters vows to back him at Baltimore, claiming he is the strongest candidate to carry Missouri by a large majority. They urge party unity, noting state cooperation with Clark and parallels with Georgia and Alabama backing Underwood, to present a solid front at the convention.
Idol of His People Governor Stephens is praised as an idol in Missouri for his governor’s record. He travels south each winter and admires Atlanta’s rapid growth saying he never saw anything like it outside Missouri. The governor and Mrs. Stephens depart this morning for home.
Head Counsel A. R. Talbott of the Modern Woodmen of America warns all insurgents that opposing the higher insurance rates could forfeit their camp charter or their individual policies. The warning follows actions at the head camp session in Chicago.
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