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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
8
An afternoon achievement is recorded involving local figures in a brief, unobtrusive entry. The fragment mentions numbers and entities but lacks clear names or events. This card preserves the basic факт while awaiting fuller context from the original publication.
The fragmentary column records visits and entertainments across North Carolina. Names such as Hopkins, Ayer, Richardson, Brooks of Forsyth, and Mrs. Waller appear alongside places like Durham and Columbia. The text mentions receptions at homes, guests from Atlanta and Jackson, and a trip to Panama and Florida.
Charles Barrett asserts Farmers Union membership rising, with vast state reach. He stresses leadership, sacrifice, loyalty to cooperation, and adversity in attracting men to lead and fund the movement for robust organization and enduring efficiency.
At a Waycross board meeting a hearty endorsement was given for through passenger service from Pensacola to the east via an Atlantic Coast Line connection at Climax Georgia. A committee was named to press the proposal with Pensacola and other groups, aiming to link west Florida with Savannah and eastern markets. Louisville and Nashville cooperation will be handled by Pensacola and west Florida trade groups.
The Central Bank & Trust Corporation, as receiver for the defunct Neal Bank, seeks restraining orders against O A Smith and O A Smith Roofing & Contracting Co in a $200,000 debt case in igg county Alabama. A second suit asks for a receiver to oversee five acres near Exposition Cotton Mills amid alleged mortgage fraud and foreclosure issues.
Washington March 1 18 The cattle fever tick quarantine is near removal from over 14 000 square miles in the south secretary Wilson announced the restriction will be lifted from Mississippi and surrounding areas as authorities note the tick problem has persisted for years and affected more than 60 000 cattle across the region
A report notes that J P Morgan & Co acquired a large interest in the Mail and Express Company, publishers of the Evening Mail. The announcement highlights a shift in ownership and potential influence on the newspaper’s operations and capital structure.
Mahlon Pitney, New Jersey chancellor and Taft nominee to fill Justice Hanlan's seat, was confirmed by the Senate 50 to 26. He will arrive in Washington Monday. Key Republican and Democrat opponents cited, with two hours of executive session marking the climax of the fight over his glass blowers strike ruling.
John T F Herbert aged 53 a New Orleans resident formerly of Morgan City La shot himself through the heart as he stepped onto a passenger coach platform at Union Station in Shreveport La today He left a note stating business affairs and fear of insanity drove him to suicide He was a large real estate owner in Mexico His wife and a niece had been visiting for several days.
In Detroit on March 13 the jury heard final arguments in the bath tub trust case. The defendants face a criminal conspiracy to restrain trade and Federal Judge Ansell is to deliver the jury charge at tomorrow's opening session.
London Kentucky March 13 Mrs Abe Jordi and her son H C Jordi were indicted for the murder of the woman's husband and the boy s stepfather Albert Jord. The victim was found dead in a well with a fractured skull some weeks ago.
Brigadier General Crowder judge advocate general states a War Department regulation limits disciplinary action against Major Ray. He reviewed papers for potential charges tied to political friendship with President Taft but found no sufficient evidence. Only possible charge relates to improper relations with the clerk’s wife, which lacks enough proof.
Boston March 12 Massachusetts was placed on record today as favoring the parcels post when the senate passed a resolution to that effect in concurrence with the house. WANT ADS FREE Read full announcement Page 13.
In a discussion echoed by Maurice Low in Harper's Weekly, Washington doubts Theodore Roosevelt will accept another nomination. The piece contrasts his 1904 and 1912 letters, noting Roosevelt’s ironic stance on candidacy and the arc of his public commitments.
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