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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
17
Lumber talk explains that seasoning is not a quality guarantee and only seasoned sound lumber endures winter blasts and summer heat. It warns buyers to consider endurance over mere appearance and to trust E. G. Willingham's Sons as the name that stands the test for reliable lumber. (To Be Continued.)
Trade equity in a 9 room residence on a large West End lot for an automobile. Easy terms for remaining payment. Big bargain for someone wanting to dispose of new or used car. Phone at once.
In a fiery address, Roosevelt contests tyranny of minorities over public policy and defends a plan to let the people vote on certain laws after due deliberation. He criticizes Taft and warns against courts blocking social reforms by due process interpretations.
A New York man jokes about time, a Philadelphia girl asks for time to vote, and a New York man concedes he may not live long enough to wait. The humorous dialogue hints at romance amid a legal or civic setting in early 20th century sensibilities.
Fragmentary dialogue discusses a leader’s decision not to seek a second term. The people’s response is referenced but details and context are missing.
In a Crawford case courtroom melee erupted as Lionel Adams clashed with the district attorney over a duel remark. Dr Mann and Sturges Adams joined in blows, pandemonium followed until officers cleared the room. Four participants were arrested and released on bonds, slides of Elise Crawford's liver were damaged during the fracas. The DA accused the fight aimed to destroy evidence. The jury watched. contempt proceedings possible.
In Lincoln Nebraska March 20 a plan to withdraw Speaker Clark from the Nebraska primary and favor him as second choice failed. Wilson supporters named delegates at large Bryan Dunn Loomis and Westover and backed the unlit rule. A separate note shows Democrats naming General JF Ayers to run against C B Slemp in Virginia. Delegates in Iowa and Maine indicated Taft and Roosevelt support respectively.
In the Del Rio area west of the border Mexicans seized cattle horses and guns from a group of Americans. bandits bore a red flag marked Liberty and warned trespassers to stay out. Del Rio residents with interests in the region scramble to move stock back to the U S amid broader losses to wealthy Mexicans.
In Waco Texas on March 20 a Texas Baptist Educational Commission secretary reported a letter from central Mexico missionaries saying revolutionary conditions make it unsafe to stay and asking for work in Texas. Brooklyn a Foreign City notes a statistical study showing Brooklyn natives are under 23 percent of its population, with many Russians and Italians settling there since 1906.
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