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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
19
Fragmentary OCR text criticizes persistent advertising as a form of real service reminding buyers of their interests. Mentions FE G Wiglinghams Sons and a long-established business contributing to public awareness.
The Baltimore Sun notes Representative Underwood visits Annapolis as the start of his campaign for the Democratic nomination. It lauds his tariff leadership in Congress, calls him a wise, capable leader, and credits him with broad appeal beyond southern “favorite sons.” Alabama plans a solid delegation for him.
The text argues for Oscar Underwood as a southern Democrat candidate who can win. It condemns state executive committee actions seen as a gag rule to defeat Underwood and strip Georgians of constitutional representation. The speaker criticizes alleged manipulation of county mil bilan and urges support for Underwood.
Local observer Steed of Taylor County predicts Oscar Underwood will win overwhelmingly in the region as voters rally behind the Democratic candidate. He asserts strong backing and expectations that Underwood will carry the area.
Fragmentary text references a campaign, a manager named G R Hutghens, a leader underwood, and a telegram prompting attention. Details are unreadable, with multiple garbled names and phrases.
Congressman Underwood toured Annapolis meeting Governor Goldsborough and Maryland legislators, receiving warm welcomes. A public dinner at Carvel Hall featured a keynote by New York’s Martin Littleton praising Underwood as a potential national leader and Democrat suited to modern governance.
Congress man William Schley Howard of Georgia urged that Georgia should second Oscar Underwood’s presidential nomination. He argued a southerner can be elected and praised Georgia’s loyalty to the Democratic Party. Oscar W. Underwood thanked Maryland supporters for their backing and said he would consider placing his name before the party as a presidential candidate.
Indianapolis dispatch reports in the Indiana delegate race for the Republican national convention Taft and Roosevelt factions claim majorities from district conventions. Four Taft instructed delegates in the fourth and fifth districts, Roosevelt wins in the eleventh, with three districts still undecided. State convention opens tomorrow to select four national delegates.
New York reports Colonel Roosevelt's central west campaign itinerary. He departs at 5 04 p m for Chicago arriving 30 p m Wednesday. He unveils two addresses in Chicago and speaks at St Paul Detroit and Minneapolis before returning to New York for a Sunday arrival. Senator Ollie M James endorses Champ Clark for the Democratic nomination.
Funeral notices list friends and relatives invited to attend services for Mr. O Neal and Mr. Parka B. Holbrook. The O Neal service begins Tuesday at 9 am from 38 Arizona Avenue, Edgewood, with interment at Chamblee, Georgia. Carriages depart Bloomfield Burkett Co., 30 Luckie Street, at 8 am.
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