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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
3
The Government lets jurors decide, fair to packers and the public. While the Beef Trust is tried, shoppers are invited to test Nettleton and Howard & Foster Shoes, touted as best quality and affordable. The ad claims thousands in Atlanta endorse the brand and promises new Spring styles as examples of high art shoemaking.
Dr. Riley spoke on The Millennium this afternoon at the First Baptist Church, continuing a weeklong series on Christ’s second coming. He discussed personal identity in the resurrection and contrasts between natural and spiritual bodies, then addressed Divine Healing versus Christian Science in tonight’s sermon.
Charles S. Barrett urges farmers to seize the 1912 political moment. He argues unions must press for specific farm reforms, hold lawmakers accountable, and back tangible measures like parcels post. Barrett warns leaders and partisans against excuses and emphasizes unity to win farmer rights.
W. T. Winn, longtime member of the Atlanta aldermanic board, announces his bid for county commissioner. He plans to address Fulton County voters and notes being urged by many supporters over the past two months to enter the race. His statement was issued to citizens of Atlanta and Fulton county.
A longtime resident urges support for one of two county board seats in the May 1 primary. He emphasizes pro roads and wide community service, pledging fair action for all county sections and citing experience from Hartford to San Francisco on road building. He stresses he seeks no personal gain and aims to advance the Atlanta Spirit in local development.
Mrs Blanche Carson of San Francisco, arrested after smuggling jewelry valued at 20000, hanged herself from a radiator rope tied to a hotel radiator on the eighth floor of the Hotel Brottell in New York. Discovered with body still warm, bail set at 2000 earlier, she had arrived on the George Washington and used alias Mrs Edwin Cargen while staying in Paris.
London reports the minimum wage bill hangs in the balance as A. J. Balfour plans to move its rejection in the Commons tomorrow. Unionists express elation over government troubles amid insurance, labor, and public-spending concerns with by-elections signaling shift. The cabinet will meet to assess the situation as miners seek to resume work and the bill’s fate extends into next week.
Mr C J Christian of Americus Ga describes severe blood trouble with sores and boils on his neck and frequent scratch wounds. After consuming two bottles of K E B P he reports all sores and boils gone with only scars remaining and endorses the remedy for impure blood related pains.
A two story brick Parsons Drug Company building on the courthouse square in Wadesboro collapsed at 10 o clock this morning killing two young women and a two year old child. Misses Lora and Marion Little 20 and 22 and Virginia May 8 2 died. The mother and grandmother of the child and several workers were left injured.
Ida St. Leon stars as Polly in Polly of the Circus with a special matinee on Tuesday for bargain prices. The tour engagement promises wholesome entertainment and lively circus features, drawing eager crowds as seats go on sale this morning.
The Third Degree by Charles Klein draws long applause at the Lyric theater where the cast, led by Miss Grace Lord, is praised for a strong, capable company in a story about coercive interrogation methods and a determined woman who outwits guardians of supposed protection. Meanwhile reports from Britain note coal strike distress in South Wales with 20,000 idle in Cardiff and relief appeals rising as political crisis looms and potential wage bill changes spark warnings of general election. Grimaby reports 300 starving men marching for relief with mayor funds and police aid.
Shots fired mistaken for feud battle sounds near the courthouse in London Kentucky frighten bystanders. Mrs. W. H. Murray dies of fright as General May, imprisoned for murder in Clay County, stands trial for the Meride case. Merida and his wife were killed in a spring shooting.
The Herfords play features Viola Allen as a woman breaking social limits in a Grand production. A Lucky Hoodoo debuts at Lyric with Steve Gall the property man, a beauty chorus, 21 songs and 50 in the company. Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth showcases Bob Fisher, Matt and Jeff with audience participation. Pauline Welch and George Spinks gain praise for a lively act.
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