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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1912

Page

15

Direct Primary for President in Massachusetts Expected

Boston reports that presidential preference primaries on April 30 to select delegates to national conventions are practically assured after senate and house agreement. Governor Foss is expected to sign. delegates will be chosen with voters’ presidential and vice presidential preferences known in Chicago and Baltimore.

Boston Senate House Foss Massachusetts Chicago Baltimore Washington Roosevelt Dixon William B. McKinsey Taft Campaign Bureau McKinley Taft Joseph M. Dixon Nashville Tenn Franklin Marion Richardson Charles . Hopkins

Tax deadline notice from Williams Tax Collector

March 15 is the last day for paying taxes. E. E. Williams, Tax Collector, requests prompt submission to avoid penalties.

E. E. Williams

Primary Plan Weighs Registration Lists For Presidential Vote

A county committee weighs using 1912 registration lists for the presidential primary or 1919 lists as an alternative. Concerns include disenfranchisement of those qualified since 1910 and aligning primary registration with general election rolls. Some favor direct lists from tax collectors if dates allow purging by May 1.

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Measles Plot Aimed at Spreading Village Illness

A boy asks a doctor to diagnose measles and keep it quiet while a man urges the doctor to spread the illness to the village. The scene hints at a reckless scheme to disrupt school and public health for profit or mischief.

Leaders Expose Wilson Weakness In Democratic Split

In Washington, party leaders reject Wilson candidacy, warning that only a united Democratic ticket can win. Oscar Underwood and Champ Clark stand as main House figures, with Harmon and Judson Harmon backing other candidates to boost the party. Wilson’s weak carry in New York New Jersey and New England is cited, while Georgia and Alabama headquarters tensions fuel the debate. Roosevelt misrepresentation claims also surface in New York Republican circles.

Wilson House Washington Congress Oscar Underwood Ways and Means Champ Clark Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Wilsom New York New England Middle West White House Clark Underwood Harmon Judson Harmon Georgia Alabama Harmon and Georg Eia Col Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Lloyd C. Griscom New Republican County’ Committee Baltimore Hollins N. Randolph Atlanta Randolph B. T. Brown

Underwood Campaign Gaining Ground In Democratic Race

Reports from Washington describe strong backing for Oscar W Underwood among Maryland Georgia and New York supporters. The Washington Post notes his long service and steady leadership as key assets while Vardaman's southern delegate push may boost Underwood efforts to unite factions and appeal to eastern and southern Democrats.

Vardaman Underwood South Congress Democrats New York East

Hudson Confab With Tom Watson

Georgia official Thomas G. Hudson met Thursday with Thomas E. Watson in Thomson in what was described as a "just a social visit." Reports say the talk touched on J J Brown of Bowman seeking a state agriculture post, with Brown backed by Watson. Hudson returned to Atlanta and avoided confirming political topics.

J. J. Brown Mgr. Hudson Thomas G. Hudson Thomson Thomas E. Watson Hudson Brown J.J. Brown Bowman Elbert County Watson J. J. Connor Bartow Mr. Hudson

Typewriter Repairing and Political Reform Debate

A humorous Wall Street fable about a bull bear lamb and hog ends with the hog claiming to be absolutely murdered. Mississippi politician Vardaman praises Underwood on tariff revision while favoring initiative referendum and recall as later reforms. He contends Underwood foundations will reform tariffs without disrupting business.

Wall Street Underwood Vardaman Twk Underwood Jackson Mississippi Ibelieve

Want Ads Free Read Full Announcement

Classified notice invites readers to view a free Want Ads announcement, directing to page eight for complete details. The brief promotes the availability of the full listing and encourages readership to consult the specified page.

War Declared On Catholics Ad Causes Turmoil

From a Georgia magazine page an anti Catholic campaign is described with inflammatory remarks. General Miles, linked to Mr Watson, disavows knowledge of the organization and its aims while condemnation and religious tension are noted amid disputed content and广告 decisions.

Miles Mr. Watson Jef Erson Davis

Guardians of Liberty debate causes rift with Catholics

The order's article 14 faces criticism over candidate qualification checks while General Miles defends the group as patriotism not religion driven. Cardinal Gibbons counters that Roman Catholics owe loyalty to the pope in spiritual matters yet are free citizens in civic life, condemning religious intolerance and defending Catholic liberty.

Tion Miles Guardians of Liberty Order The New York Masonic Temple Washington Watson Cardinal Gibbons

Myrtle Love Goes Home After Arrest in Swindle Case

Myrtle Love, described as a fascinating little Jewess, was arrested with Ed Towers on a swindling scheme targeting African Americans via a clothing game. She left Atlanta on a Pullman at 5 PM with $20 and a ticket, escorted north, while Jewish club members saw her off. She claimed she would reform and promised to be a good girl for the rest of her life, admitting she was married when pressed by detectives.

Myrtle Love Ed Towers Myrtie Atlanta Myrtle

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