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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1912

Page

33

Citizen of Georgia appeals over fine for accidental self harm

A Barnesville resident fined 25 dollars for a self inflicted shooting appeals to Attorney General Wickersham seeking law justification. The piece pivots to a clothing advert for Rogers Peet and Hart Schaffner & Marx suits, touting quality, tailoring, and perfect fit as the real motive.

Washington, D. C Barnesville Wickersham Tive Rogers Peet Hart Schaffner & Marx

Gates of Hell talk and bankruptcy filings surface

Dr John E White plans a Sunday night sermon on The Gates of Hell in Atlanta at Second Baptist church while bankruptcy papers show Henry G Parks filing with liabilities around 1195 23 dollars and assets 180. A second filing by P Hirsowits lists debts near 782 17 dollars with assets about 450.

Gates of Hell John E. White Broyles Atlanta Second Baptist Church Beers Federal Court Henry G. Parks P. Hirsowits Atta Grocery

Trains From the South Delayed by Traffic

Washington March 21 trains from the south ran late due to heavy northbound traffic. The Southern railway bore the brunt with many delays and late arrivals. The Atlantic Coast Line Florida Mail also ran about 45 minutes late, while several Seaboard trains faced multi hour lags and a breakdown forced a second locomotive to the scene.

Washington, D. C Tourete Southern Railway New York Atlart Orleans Limited Southern Washington Greensboro N. C Seaboard Florida

Strong Georgia backing for Oscar W Underwood for president

LaGrange March 21 Special. In Troup and western Georgia support for Oscar W Underwood of Alabama grows as Millard F McLendon, Western Georgia's leading lawyer, explains his reasons. He cites Underwood’s government experience and tariff stance as decisive for Democratic leadership against Taft and the Republicans.

LaGrange Oscar W. Underwood Alabama United States Troup County Georgia Underwood Millard F. McLendon McLendon Taft Republican Party

Underwood as Democratic Presidential Hopeful

The speaker argues for Underwood as the best tariff bill advocate and favorite for nomination and election, noting his blemish-free character and trustworthiness to business leaders. He contends regional prejudice can be overcome and asserts Underwood and Harmon will win, comparing him to Grover Cleveland.

Underwood Grover Cleveland Mae Halle Dixie Harmon

Kodaks for children at Moore and Sons on North Broad

Affordable camera portraits promise to capture a child’s expression. Jno Moore and Sons offer developing services and specialize in out of town orders from their store at 42 North Broad Street.

Jno. Moore & Sons North Broad Street

Underwood Club Formed in Columbus Georgia

An Underwood Club was organized at the courthouse in Columbus Georgia with prominent business and professional supporters. Elected officers include President Ed Wohlwender Vice President Dr John M Crook and others. The gathering featured Henry R Geetchina predicting Underwood could become next U S president if signs hold.

Columbus Oscar W. Underwood Underwood Wohlwender John M. Crook D. C

Mad Bog in Milledgeville Spreads Fear Through City

A canine described as a first class mad dog passed Milledgeville early this morning causing fear among residents. It bit several dogs encountered and escaped without being killed. The town has put the population on alert for further dog sightings and potential danger.

Milledgeville Tim

Georgia Democrats Hearst Wilson Clash Continues

The Atlanta reader is shown a bitter exchange over Woodrow Wilson and Underwood in Georgia politics. Hutchens notes Wilson backers quote Republicans while critics warn of misreading Republican sentiment and fear Underwood’s lead in Georgia.

Wilson plan provokes party clash over Nebraska delegates

Washington reports a resolution by Senator Gore claiming Nebraskan Democrats favor Speaker Clark withdrawing for Governor Wilson to block Harmon's capture of the Nebraska delegation. Harmon and Clark camps denounce the move as a conspiracy, while La Follette pledges a broad national speaking tour to engage voters directly.

Washington Gere Des Moines Nebraska Clark Woodrow Wilson Judson Harmon Harmon Robert B. Gordon Wilson S Clark Gordon Baltimore Professor Wilson Gore Bryan la Follette North Dakota Atake

Georgia Democrats Form Underwood Club In Milledgeville

Milledgeville March 21 The Underwood club of Milledgeville elected E A Tigner president J C McAuliffe vice president and John Down secretary treasurer The club proclaims Alabama politician Oscar W Underwood a national party figure and plans to send Georgia delegates to Baltimore in June to nominate Underwood as a presidential candidate and win a national victory in November

Milledgeville, Ga Spejelal Underwood Club of Milledgeville E.A. Tigner J. C. McAuliffe John Down Georgia Oscar W. Underwood Alabama Democratic Party Congress United States Underwood Baltimore Democrata Underwood Ago Club John Conn Leo Stubbs T. J. Hughes Co. Co. Hurt Mr. M. Flemister T. C. Hall Dixie DuBignon B. D. Posey M. A. Mothraw George W. Garrison T. Re Ooif G. Lawrence

Prominent Attorney Asked to Succeed Judge Pendleton

A committee of citizens presented a signed petition urging Alexander W. Stevens to run for judge of the superior court to succeed Hon. John T Pendleton at the August primary. Stevens declined to announce but will consider the candidacy. he is a well known Atlanta attorney with a long civic record.

Pendleton Alexander W. Stephens Peters Building Alex P. Stevens Superior Court John T Pendleton Stephens Beipw Atlanta Stephen Lfe University of Georgia Harvara Law Scool Avanta Bar Lima

Doctors Elect Officers Gainesville Ga Ninth District Society

The Ninth District Medical Society met in Gainesville with the largest attendance. Dr J K Burns of Gainesville presided. Dr H L Rudolph gave a welcome, replied to by Dr J A Bryan. Sessions were at city hall. Alto Sanitarium chosen for September. officers elected: President Dr W D Lockhart Maysville, Vice President Dr Le Allen Hoschton, Secretary and Treasurer Dr D White Gainesville.

Gainesville Ninth District Medical Society J. K. Burns Giarxenville H. L. Rudolph 3. A. Bryan

Names List From Local Community Figures

A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Yivane K C Bullard Otto M Cohn G McKinley Ben Basa F E Shea ley Adolph Joseph Reid Mathis J P Lingold Leo Joseph C E Hatfield and many others, likely attendees or signatories in a community roll call or meeting. The item reads as a dense inventory of names with initials and surnames, typical of a local roster or membership list.

L. Moran J. D. Wilkinson W. A. Hall R. H. Bloodworth C M. Bales W. S. Wood H. E. McAuliffe I. L. Lord N. M. Jordan John T. Allen John J. Wootten Br. A. Qladin L. D. Coggins W. IL. Robertson W. J. Hrake B. J. Fraley J. T. Ray R. H. McComb J. H. Shurley Vinson E. Bb. Patterson C. B. Humphries C. R. Torrance H. Caraker A. J. Skinner J. W. Daniel A. M. Bloodworth J. H. Braxley H. T. Fraley D. Stembridge Charles J. Brown John T. Day O. W. Brembridge L. Terry H Goodman A. J. Carr F. M. Finney E. Finney TF. Callaway W. R. Drake J. L. Ivey W. T. Little F. G. Pearce CB. Ivey J. A. Leonard P. Hawking Dixon Williams W. T. Conn J. By Myrick M Barnes Jc. W. Worran Y. A. Smith Sanders J. T. Ezell W. A. Welker Sam Lary M. Howard George R. Kemp L C. Brooks B. Fowler J. D. Howard G. A. Lawrence Edd Athen A. C. Lugand Joseph FE. Bottle H. D. Allen Carl Vinnon J.C. McAulift George S. Case J. A. Buck John W Mobley W. J. Cranaton C. M. Wright F. Tanner H. T. Bothwell W. B. Myrick Peter J. Cline B. McH. Cline Livingston Kenan R. J. Cross Lamar Ham W. W. Lane G. H. Youngblood M. D. Hobby C. Meeks C. L. Hattaway T. D. Wooten J. H. Walist BE Co. Trice T. H. Gliman E. Polk W. la Simpson H. Isleborn T. B. Byrd Lacken I . Jenkins C. Couch L. H. Willis C. F. Humphrey CG. W. Gholston J. D. Hawk Kina W. W. Doke J. A. Seale J. E. Babb C. W. Robson

Modernizing the Constitution and its enduring inertia

From Norman E. Mack's National Monthly the piece notes that over more than a century and a quarter practical leaders and well meaning theories both face great difficulties in amending the fundamental law. Congress remains slow to propose changes while the public largely resists enabling amendments through state legislatures, with few notable exceptions.

Norman. E. Mack National Monthly Congress Org

SLEUTH WALKER IS ASSASSINATED

Detective Ben Walker shot through a window while at a supper table near Tinze post office. He died from buckshot wounds as factions linked to the Swinton Permenter murder case renew.

Louisville Miss Ben Walker Swinton Permenter Janis Sharpe Elbert Vowell Tlinze Walker Permenter Sharp Grand Jury Janie Sharp

Rome baseball tryout player accused of theft

Rome Ga March 21 Sperial Accused of stealing $90 worth of jewelry William Collier who came here recently from Philadelphia to try out on the Rome baseball team was arrested today and will be held at the county jail until an officer from Philadelphia arrives A telegram from Philadelphia police described the man sought and Collier was arrested The jewelry allegedly stolen consists of one or two small diamonds a watch and several small articles Collier agreed to go back to Philadelphia without requisition papers

Rome Sperial William Collier Philadelphia Diet of Police Harris Collier

Higher court reverses case on appeal

Termenter's conviction was overturned by an appellate court. The defense expects a second trial within a few months, pending scheduling and new proceedings.

Termenter

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