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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1912
Page
24
The text weaves political debate and notices, referencing figures like Wilson Underwood Taft Roosevelt and Toombs with scattered editorials. It discusses county unit representation, constitutional protections, and campaign dynamics, noting editorial stance and public notices about subscriptions and distribution.
The piece condemns Wilson partisans for theatrical attacks alleging Wall Street backing for Oscar Underwood. It cites Senator Bankhead denying ties to Thomas Fortune Ryan and mocks the Wilson response as misleading, arguing the public deserves focus on genuine issues.
A collage of dialect poetry and school notes with Georgia reminiscences. It blends songs about mockingbirds love messages and spring visions with college gossip, Greek jokes, and a rural farmer’s reaction to language in the Street of the Violets. The piece evokes Southern voice and seasonal imagery through fragmented verses and anecdotes.
A new placard program in southern and border rail lines distributes current magazines and papers to mountaineers and cotton mill workers. The system, praised by communities and passengers, plans expansion to all trains and the cotton belt, with officials like Fred Gelsaler and J C Colony visiting.
Fairburn Ga March 26 special Dr Charles H Davenport a prominent physician in the county lies critically ill at his home and is not expected to survive through Tuesday night from a lesion of the left side of the brain causing paralysis on the right. Dr W J Goldsmith of Atlanta says the condition is hopeless and Davenport has been unconscious since 8 o'clock Monday night drawing sorrow from his many friends who know him as amiable and distinguished.
In LaGrange Georgia on March 26 the chamber of commerce announces a planned tour by local merchants. The event aims to cover Troup County and neighboring areas with at least 25 automobiles taking part. Merchants are invited to join the venture and contribute to the journey's success.
Newark correspondent argues New Jersey will not back Woodrow Wilson for president. He predicts the state’s Democratic delegation will be split and Wilson would lose New Jersey by 9 000 to 40 000, amid Labor and foreign vote opposition and party divisions enduring to Baltimore.
Census figures show 4 410 foreign residents in Atlanta and 15 072 in Georgia. Foreigners increased 2 051 statewide since 1900 and 11 852 of that rise occurred in Atlanta. Russians top the foreign list in Atlanta, followed by Germans, English, Greeks and Irish, with Norwegians least represented.
The tallulah Falls property survey on the Georgia Street and Power Company was delivered to Governor Brown by Professor John C. Koch. The report’s fate remains undecided as the governor reviews the findings from multiple viewpoints before commenting.
The Chamber of Commerce joins the City Federation of Women's Clubs in a city wide sanitation campaign ahead of summer. A committee of seventy five prominent businessmen led by Co. J. Haden will spearhead the effort with federation participation coordinated by Mrs. F. J. Spratling. The drive aims to outdo prior cleanliness efforts in Atlanta and reduce sickness through thorough cleaning.
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