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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1912

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Saffold Named Head of Mobile Cotton Exchange

Mobile Alabama March 26 J Pouncey Saffold elected superintendent of the Mobile Cotton Exchange to succeed deceased R H Bolling. Six candidates ran and Saffold who has served as reporter and assistant superintendent since 1876 won unanimously.

Mobile Ala J. Pouncey Saffold Mobile Cotton Exchange R. H. Bolling Saffald

Union Pacific buys 46 percent of Southern Pacific

Washington report says Union Pacific purchased 46 percent of Southern Pacific stock to bolster self defense and preservation in the government case to dissolve Harriman merger. P F Dunne of San Francisco prepared the filing for Union Pacific arguing the stock move aimed at monopoly protection and restraining trade.

Washington Union Pacific Southern Pacific Lale Supreme Court Ty P. F. Dunne San Franccisco Harriman

Cleaner Atlanta theme dominates Ad Men's Club banquet

At the Ad Men's Club banquet Charles Haden urged a citywide push for cleanliness, citing filthy alleys, lack of sewers, and disease. W J Davis explained regulatory obstacles while Haden urged education and a fund for ads. Officers elected: Adams pres, Harris vp, Allen 2nd vp, McDowell sec treas, Massengale Jernigan Rogers exec committee, Rogers chair.

Ad Men's Club Charles 3. Haden Atlanta Haden W. J. Davis Water Commission Ad Men’s Club A.S. Adams E. Harris J. E. Allen R. BR. McDowell W. P. Howard Jule Jernigan St. Elmo Massengale Roy Rogers Rogers

Chicago Packers Cleared in Sherman Anti-Trust Trial

A Chicago jury found the packers not guilty on charges of violating the Sherman act after a nineteen hour deliberation. Defendants include Armour & Co and Morris & Co leaders with Swift group members among those acquitted. District Attorney Wilkerson declined to discuss further probes.

Chicago Chicago Packers United States Carpenter Wilkerson Thomas J. Condors Armour & Co Edward Tilden National Packing Company Swift Group Louis F. Swift Swift & Co Edward F. Swift Charles, H. Swift Francis A. Fowler Armour Group J. Ogden Armour Arthur Meeker Armour John S. Miller Thomas J. Connors Sulta Rudward

Battle rages across border in Mexican uprising

Mexico City report says battles rage between General Tracy Aubert and Villa against Grozco’s insurrectos near Chihuahua with federals in a favorable position to repel attacks. Villa fled with former Interior Minister Abraham Gonzales to Cuidad Guerrero and is said to have recruited troops to join the federal advance. Official losses near Corvalhos cited at 226 dead and wounded with over a hundred killed, amid rumors of a retreat from Torreon denied by officials.

Mexico City Jiminez Tracy Aubert Fancho" Villa Grozco Department of the Interior Villa Abraham Gonzales I Interior Department Cuidad Guerrero Chihuahua Orozco Department Tellez Torreon Hebela Lous Balas Aubért I Pleta Telleg

Minimum Wage Passes Commons Vote in Britain

London march 27 the governments minimum wage bill passed its third reading in the house of commons by 313 to 48 with cheers for premier asquith labor leaders opposing it saying not enough to end the strike Lloyd George defended the bill noting the principle of a minimum wage is now established miners and strike leaders remain unconvinced the house of lords began with a first reading and adjourned while asquith admitted government failed to settle the coal strike and warned of serious consequences if parties cannot reach a reasonable arrangement

London House of Commons Asquith Ransey McDonald Labor Party Lloyd-George Ble James Kier Hardie Independent Labor House of Lords Lord Herschell

Probable Annie Crawford to avoid trial for sister Elise murder

New Orleans reports a mistrial in the Annie Crawford murder case after jurors failed to reach a verdict nine to three for acquittal. Expect bail release may occur this week, with doubts about a second trial. Elise Crawford died amid four family deaths in fifteen months.

Annie Crawford Ain Sister Elise New Orleans Elise Crawford Chretien Criminal District Court Miss Crawford Elise Crawford Mary Agnes Annie

Taft to Speak in Philadelphia on Saturday Night

President Taft will deliver three speeches in Philadelphia on Saturday night starting at 6 p.m. He will address the Chamber of Commerce, attend the Ohio Society of Philadelphia dinner, and give the principal address before visiting the final session of the American Academy of Political and Social Science annual meeting.

Taft Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Ohio Society of Philadelphia American Academy of Political and Social Science

Ambitious Women Enter Campaign For Prizes And Votes

The Constitution launches a circulation drive offering twenty seven prizes including six cylinder Mitchell Touring cars and nine Overland touring cars. Women are urged to solicit subscriptions to gain votes, with nomination blanks and a campaign department ready to assist.

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