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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
2
The ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a physician's prescription remedy for kidney liver and bladder complaints. It claims years of proven results and invites free samples by mail from Dr Kilmer Co and offers regular bottles at fifty cents and one dollar.
The second X ray of Mr Grace’s wound at Dr John’s office in Candler Annex reveals the bullet inside the spinal canal after passing through and severing the spinal cord. Doctors feared paralysis but the new finding confirms no chance of recovery. Relatives remain near as Grace weakens and his will has been made.
An untold Grace tragedy story centers on gifts between Mr and Mrs Grace. The wife’s birthday brooch, valued by jewelers at 300 dollars though believed 1000, is to be surrendered due to unpaid debt. Grace wishes the piece returned while his Shriner ring, a full paid gift from his wife, remains with him during illness.
A letter from Dr Wistar P Brown of West Chester Pennsylvania questions Mrs Patsy Grace Opie s guilt in the shooting of her husband. He recalls her as modest and devoted, doubts she would shoot, and discusses family ties and a supposed mystery surrounding the case.
A sermon on honest advertising outlines two merchant platforms, Progressive and Stand Pat, arguing misrepresentation harms consumers. It cites Mrs Grace case context and urges strict rules against untrue price and value claims, urging clearer descriptions and real reasons for advertised goods.
An old newspaper ad touts Ocamulsion Ozomiulsion as germ-neutralizing strengthening remedy for rheumatism and related fevers. It promises quick relief and hearten tone, offering a sample bottle by mail and a premium Norway gold medal claim.
Floyd Alexander, 25, a clerk, shot himself in a hospital after a bed side encounter with an officer awaiting arrest. A warrant had been sworn out that day over alleged misused company funds. The incident occurred in Shreveport Louisiana on March 13.
Readable fragments describe a February fire in Clay's business district and an incendiary motive aimed at mayor J. Hy. Cook. Three local men known as "bad" negroes confessed to attempts, two were arrested earlier and all three were sent toward Bamberg after mob interference near Odoms Bridge. An inquest is slated for tomorrow at Olar.
Police reinforce strike regions to keep order as clashes erupt at Herne and Hamborn. One striker dies, several injured, as strikers widen demands for 15 percent wage raises and shorter hours. Rail shipments fall. Britain faces deep distress with 2 million idle workers and pending parliamentary debate. Miners in the United States signal possible nationwide action.
Salisbury Maryland March 13 Indicted secretly tried convicted and sentenced to ten years in the Maryland penitentiary Emmons Walter colored confessed assaulter of 16 year old Ella Bailey near Hebron last Monday Rumors of lynching prompted swift disposition Sheriff Smith judges Stanford and Jones held court rapidly Grand jury indicted Walter and after a plea of guilty the sentence was pronounced and he was taken to Baltimore to serve his term
Charles I. Henry, editor and manager of The Spartanburg Journal, will assume business manager duties at The Atlanta Georgian and News starting April 1. He founded The Spartanburg Journal a decade ago and has long been with the paper. He is brother-in-law of Lawrence J. Shearn, Hearst's personal lawyer.
At a joint meeting President White asserts no modification to demands and hints at unknown outcome. Respondents say wage rise must be funded by coal sale profits, estimating an 28 million dollar yearly rise and about 7 cents per ton. In Pittsburg, March 13, railroads and mills stockpile coal ahead of April 1 contract expiry with United Mine Workers of America as mining continues and prices rise amid a car shortage.
In Jackson on March 13 the Mississippi Senate rejected United States Senator Leroy Percy in substance, voting a resolution condemning him and ordering a copy sent to Percy to seek its inclusion in the Congressional Record. The body also authorized 1000 copies to be mailed to U.S. senators if he fails to comply. In Washington on March 18 the president told Cuban minister Rivero there will be no U.S. intervention in Cuba and dismissed Havana rumors as fabrications.
In Walhalla South Carolina district court Jim Kile Wan a 14 year old boy was convicted of manslaughter for the killing of Young Cheek in the Killian home in seonee county during Christmas week. He claimed the shot was accidental. The boy is the son of a widowed mother of seven and the entire family has faced jail time. they will be sent to the state reformatory.
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