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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1912

Page

14

Ospina Not Recalled. Leave Granted Amid Knox Trip Debate

Senor Ospina was not recalled as Colombia’s minister to the United States and has been granted a three month leave of absence for his ill wife. The incident, tied to reports of a possible Knox visit, suggests Cartagena may be omitted from Knox’s itinerary and Colombia insists no invitation was issued. Knox arrives in Honduras to visit the Maryland and Caribbean talks are planned.

Washington Senor Pedro Melt Ospina Colombia United States State Department Secretary Knox Roberto Macdouall Waffatres Legation Ospina Knox Cartagena Senor Macdouall Senor Ospina Bogota Senor Macdovall London Senor Macdonald Huntington Wilson Wilson Knox Wiill Debois Bogote Cartegens Honduras Amapala Maryland Corinto Nicaragua Manuel Bontila Republic Inex Vaughan Augusta Georgia Railroad Hoe Charles Vaughan Auguete Henry Harlem C. C. Blackman Athens Shepherd Singleton Clarketon

Georgians Rally Behind Oscar Underwood Campaign

Georgia politicians and voters rally to Underwood of Alabama for president. Letters poured into headquarters at Arrggen hotel from mayors like B H Clay of Marietta and leaders such as Carl Vinson and M T Tarver. Col E L Wight reports four of five Floridians and Georgians favor Underwood, urging southern unity and tariff-for-revenue only stance.

Underwood Col Ed Wight Vinson Hutchens Oscar W. Underwood Alabama G. R. Hutchens Arrggen Hotel Georgia B. H. Clay Marietta Cobb County Clay Hutchena Underwood Headquarters Oscar Underwood M. €. Tarver Dalton House of Representatives Whitfield County E. L. Wight Atlanta Cuba Florida Wight Albany Mr. Underwood Hig Roosevelt Democratic Party South

Amundsen South Pole claim confirmed with dispatches

Royal readers received word that Roald Amundsen has confirmed reaching the South Pole on December 14, 1921 from Hobart Tasmania. The telegrams note the pole reached while he remained three days nearby for observations and that Amundsen plans lectures in Australia before sailing to Europe.

Christiana Raald Amundsen Leon Haakon Sandviken Amundsen Hobart Tasmania Henrik Mohn Pols Mohn South Pole Pole Fram Australia Europe Buenos Ayres Cape Horn Bering Straits Northwest Passage Arctic Ocean Roald Amundsen Daily Ex Press London Wellington New Zealand Scott Gerlach Grea Lancaster Sound Cape Adelaide King William Land Rosa Strait Cape Ratherst Bering Strait Norway Fridtjof Nansen Ekis Amundgen

Last Day For Sale Of Guarantors Tickets

The advertisement notes the final day for selling guarantors tickets for the grand opera fund. It mentions sales proceeding at 1007 Third National and an open sale beginning Monday with many tickets already disposed of.

Crand Opera Fund Giana A Sf Merase Tata Philips

Georgians' Fillibuster Triggers House Pension Debate

Washington special reports a vigorous filibuster by Georgia Representatives Roddenberg Tribble and Howard as they challenge federal pension frauds tied to patriotism. The session ran from noon to six, quorum questions, and late-night adjournment left bills pending. Howard attacks Indiana rep Cline over pension allocations while exposing alleged misclaims of widows and deserting soldiers.

John Corrigan, Jr Washington Federal Treasury Roddenberg Tribble Howard Georgia House Middle West John Brown Battie Cyrua Cline Indafana Cline Indiana Congress

Brigade Post at McPherson Is Practically Certain

Washington report states James Hay chairman of the House Military Affairs Committee expresses confidence that Fort McPherson will soon become a brigade post. He cites talks with General Wood and a favorable view from the army chief of staff. Senatorial committee also backs a bill to make Fort Oglethorpe a cavalry brigade post.

John Corrigan Washington James Hay House Military Affairs Howard Fort McPher Gon Fort McPherson Sation McPherson Cation Slayden Texas Senate Military Affairs Committee Fort Oglethorpe, Ga Chickamauga Moon Tennessee Lee Georgia

Underwood Speeches Placed in Congressional Record

Washington March 8 Rep William Schley Howard of the fifth district, a strong Underwood supporter, inserted in the Congressional Record speeches by William Underwood on profits protection delivered December 15 to the Southern Society of New York. Also included are his George Washington remarks to the Cincinnati Philadelphia society on February 23 and a January American Automobile Association convention talk on the federal role in roads. Howard praised the addresses and urged widest possible circulation.

Washington, D. C William Schley Howard Oacer W. Underwood Underwoold Southern Society of New York George Washington American Automobile Association Howard

Purse Snatching Incident Near Terminal Station

Mia BD McCherney of 22 Markham Street was followed near the Terminal Station by a husky man who snatched her purse as she shouted for help. She retreated into a yard but the assailant and several men pursued without catching him.

Mia McCherney Markham Street Terminal Station Orths

Atlanta Manufacturers Exposition of Atlanta Made Goods

Atlanta plans an exposition to show what the city manufactures at the Auditorium Armory next fall. More than 800 manufacturers in and near Atlanta will display goods, with at least 100 live exhibits such as shoes, cotton goods, and jewelry making. A meeting of the chamber of commerce and prominent manufacturers endorsed the project and will organize moving displays for broader public awareness.

Atlanta Auditorium Armory Chamber of Commerce Brooke Morgan Chamber of ‘Commerce

Wreck on Georgia Railroad Kills Five Injures Dozen

A misread train order caused a main line collision at Social Circle Georgia. Engineer W C Vaughan died from a basilar skull fracture while four negroes perished. Twelve were injured, many seriously, as freight and passenger trains collided. Vaughan had forewarned of danger before the wreck.

Georgia Social Circle W. C. Vaughan Tabernacle Sanatorium L. S. Davis Montgomery Vaughan Augusta Bundeay Georgia Railroad Jake Fitzgerald S. G. Willerford

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