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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
15
Letters published today allege Grace's husband admitted affairs with many women and financial woes tied to those relationships. Mrs Daisy Grace defends him, saying the letters are authentic and necessary for his murder trial defense. authorities moved the originals to Atlanta for safekeeping.
Mrs. Morris, widow of Aaron Morris, vows to stay in Atlanta to raise her children as public support grows for the relief fund started by The Constitution. The fund nears 1,400 with more donations expected, while neighbors bring food and comfort to the Morris home at 88 Gilmer Street. The report notes the generosity of Atlanta and the desire to keep the children in local schools.
A committee from the Federation of Jewish Charities led by Isaac Schoen Leon Eplan and M Lichtenstein visited The Constitution to express gratitude for the paper’s editorial support. They thanked the newspaper for aiding the Morris family and urged broad platform values that unite all creeds in civilization.
New York and Indiana backed Taft while Roosevelt faced heavy losses. Taft supporters claimed control of most New York delegates with an 8 to 1 defeat for Roosevelt in the city and state. Indiana delegates also favored Taft, though Roosevelt bolted and named his own delegates amid charges of “screaming-roller” tactics.
Reports say Asan Candler bought the Carter estate property at 196 F Peachtree Street occupied by the University Club for about 155000 dollars, roughly 2427 dollars per front foot. The site on the west Peachtree between Ellis and Cain streets adjoins Candler's other holdings, with the sale awaiting court confirmation after public sale was advertised.
Report from Atlanta outlines C C McGehee Jr praising Oscar Underwood as the strongest Democratic candidate in the East and New York. He cites business voters and northerly support, noting growing strength in New York and the wider East as the campaign unfolds.
A gas explosion at Jed Goat and Coke Company's mine in Jed West Virginia kills eighty two workers with eleven escaping. Rescue efforts continue as bodies are recovered and authorities rush air and rescue equipment from nearby plants and agencies. Sunday through Monday update notes timing and casualty count with hopes to complete all recoveries by noon Wednesday.
Theodore Roosevelt on tour denounces the New York county primary fight as scandalous. He accuses the county machine of ejecting Roosevelt supporters from polling places and failing to provide police protection. He predicted returns tonight but would say nothing about the results or Taft delegates.
Three killed and nine wounded in a riot linked to Mayor Schriver's disputed relations with opponents. State guardsmen and police held the line after a mob of about 500 stormed police headquarters, firing a volley that left three dead and nine gravely wounded. The unrest followed clashes in prior days as authorities moved to curb opposition. The mayor had vowed to remove undesirable figures, drawing sharp political contention and calls for restraint.
Local weather bulletin includes metrics for temperatures and rainfall with figures for the 24 hour period and monthly totals. It records the lowest and highest temperatures, mean and normal levels, and inches of rainfall, noting excess since the start of the month and since January 1.
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