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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1912

Page

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Roosevelt Denounces Opponents in Roaring New York Speech

Roosevelt assails opponents and accuses them of fraud in New York Chicago and Indiana campaign stops. He asserts big business needs strict regulation and argues anti trust suits fail to deliver prosperity. He denies any desire to be a dictator and insists the people govern.

Chicago Celene Roosevelt New York

Weather Prophecy for Georgia Haia Thursday Night into Friday

Forecast calls for cooler conditions Friday with interior drying. Local report shows lowest temperatures around 50s and highs near 69 with a Maylike reading. rainfall over 24 hours likely minimal. The month’s excess rainfall stands at about 3.66 inches, with year to date excess near 3.97 inches.

Georgia

Domestic Tragedy Deepens as Former Admiral's Son Kills Self

In Washington, Philip Hichborn son of the late Rear Admiral Hichborn shot himself after a long public scandal over his wife’s elopement with Horace L. Wiley. He died at his sister’s home after dinner when a note hinted at lost reason and concern for his child. The tragedy extends a shocking domestic saga that unsettled Washington society.

Washington Philip&. Hichborn Hichborn Elenore Hoyt Hichborn Horace L. Wiley Hickorn Paul S. Pearsal Hibhbern

Underwood Campaign to Open Albany Headquarters

Chairman A J Johnson of the Second District campaign committee says Underwood will open headquarters at Albany next week and build a strong organization across most counties. He predicts a solid majority in Bakers County and asserts readiness to wage an early, vigorous campaign to win the district.

Underwood Oscar W. O Underwood A. 3. Johnson Johnson Bakers Albany John‘son

Enemies Duel in Oakland Church Ends in Death

In Oakland California Adolph Goldman recently released from San Quentin killed R W Snow former mayor wounded in a fight at the First Congregational church. Snow entered first then Goldman sat opposite him. Goldman slashed Snow with a razor then fired a revolver killing Snow. Snow returned fire wounding Goldman. Snow in hospital with little hope of recovery.

Oakland Cal Adolkph Goldman San Quentin R. W. Snow First Congregational Church Sexton Charlies F. Lewis Anneal Snow Ro’ Galemant Snow San Francisco Goldman Ohlin Sur- Boone

Even Newsboys Donate Mite to Morris Fund Sacrifice

Newsboys converge to contribute a mite for Morris Fund in a community charity drive. The event highlights local youth participation and the ongoing effort to aid Morris through small donations.

Morris

Barefooted urchin Donates to Morrie Family Fund

A ragged boy named Bennis Siverstein entered the Constitution room with papers under his arm and offered fifty cents for Mrs Morris and her four fatherless children. He explained the money was to ease their hardship, then quickly left, his donation noted for the fund.

the Constitution Bennis Siverstein Aeron Morris Morrie

Stephenson Retained in Senate by Vote of 40 to 34

Washington March 27 Senator Stephenson of Wisconsin a octogenarian millionaire banker and lumberman retains his seat by a 40 to 34 vote the senate declares his election valid and rejects the charge that 107794 spent in Wisconsin primaries was corruptly used Republicans 28 Democrats 12 vote to uphold the election with a long roll call listing names and party lines alluding to unpaired pairs and scattered divisions across the chamber

Senate Washington Stephenson Wisconsin Bradley Standewer Briggs Burnham Burton Clark Wyroming Crane Curtis Dillingham du Pont Gambie Heyburn Tipepitt Lodge Lorimer McCumber Lean Nixon Oliver Page Penrose Perkins Richardson Root Smoot Sutherland Warren Wetmore Bankhead Chilton Fletcher Foster Johnston Newlands Overman Pomerene Rayner Smith Maryland Watson Thornton Borah Bourne Bristow Brown Clapp Crawford Cummins Dixon Grenna Jones Kenyon A Follette Poindexter Michigan Townsend and Works Bryan Chamberlain Culbarson Gardner Hitchcock Johnson Kern Lee Marine Myers O'Gorman Owen Porgy Bively Georgia South Carolin Stons Williams Paira Nelson Bacon Gallinwsr Clarke Arkansas Guggenheim Davis Cultom Simmons Paynter Gore Bailey Reed

Williams Admits Wilson Defeat in Mississippi Convention Fight

Washington dispatch reports Senator John Sharp Williams concedes Mississippi will cast 21 votes for Oscar Underwood at the Baltimore convention. Wilson backers admit overwhelming Underwood tide. prominent Mississippi figures rally behind Underwood while Williams signals end of Wilson effort.

Wilson Underwood John Corrigan, Jr Washington Mississippi Woodrow Wilson John Sharp Willigana Demouod Ave Williams Oscar Underwood James K. Vardamen Leroy Percy United States Hernands DeSoto Monay Earl Brewer A. Real Lester Baltimore Oscar Underwood Ag

Notary Smith says Steinberg affidavit clears Mrs Grace

Florence published sensational affidavit from Abe Steinberg declaring Daisy Opie Grace innocent of the Grace murder. Notary Joseph F Smith, Jacksonville, says Steinberg’s testimony would make it impossible for Mrs Grace to have fired the fatal shot. Defense attorneys claim the document supports their bid to free Grace while Gibbs is implicated in a startling case development.

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