Subscribing terms and political commentary from 1912 Constitution
Atlanta date line 1912 subscription rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions. Editorial notes and political jests reference Roosevelt Taft Bryan and New Jersey politics. Mentions Washington Bureau in Hibbs Building and John Corrigan Jr. staff correspondent. Also lists sales points and traveling representatives Overby Stokes Don.
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Underwood praised as irresistible by impartial Washington critic
A Washington correspondent of the independent publisher lauds Underwood, arguing southern timidity and sectionalism dull the South. The writer contends no other candidate in any southern state should be heard against Underwood, who has labored to refute Grant’s maxim about the Democrats blundering into oblivion.
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Conspiracy charges swirl as Wilson supporters push back
A heated exchange over a supposed conspiracy among Wilson rivals surfaces in New York and the South. The Macon News urges Wilson backers to drop the “anything to defeat Wilson” talk as baseless, calling it tommyrot and urging sincerity.
Macon's Gal in Fountain Wins City Council Support
In Macon Georgia the city council, with one dissent, kept the beloved fountain statue known as the Gal in the fountain. Petitions to remove it failed as supporters argued for art and local charm while critics labeled it a hussy. Bridges Smith praised by supporters as defender of the people and the beautiful.
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Cost of Sick Americans Blames Public Health Policy
Dr. J N McCormack told AMA meeting that 2,000,000 Americans are needlessly ill and 60,000 die early each year. He argues government focus favors livestock disease control over human health and most medical advances rely on private funding. The paper questions total economic and social cost of preventable illness.
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Fragmentary historical note on partisan strategy and rhetoric
The excerpt shows fragmented remarks about reforming the White House posture and presidential readiness, with a Republican stance against certain appropriations. It discusses loyalty to a representative, public positions, and the idea that a strong platform could limit a congressman's tenure. The text reflects political debate and perceived leadership qualities.
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Campaign Fires and the Nation’s Grace of Saving Light
Fragmentary verse notes the country’s revival through a female symbol guiding the campaign. It references Georgia, hardship, music, and warnings about the season, urging resilience, charity, and political theater amid a rustic landscape and fickle promises.
Senator Taylor Undergoes Gallstone Operation
Washington March 28 Senator Taylor of Tennessee underwent an operation for gallstones today and it was pronounced successful Hopes for a speedy recovery are entertained
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Pension plan proposal outlined by President Nutall Bay
President Theodore Nutall Bay details a pension plan to aid long time employees. The committee compiled statistics on existing plans and analyzes the current system, aiming to begin a program that rewards 20 to 26 years of service with 1 percent per year, 25 to 30 years with 14 percent extra, 36 to 40 years with 2 percent extra, and after 40 years 6 percent of average salary.
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Underwood Gains In West Georgia
Columbus Ga March 28 Special growth of Underwood sentiment in west Georgia during vacant weeks has been remarkable two or three months ago it seemed all Whison now almost all Underwood Muscogee Underwood Club formed with large membership Dr John M Crook led the organizing drive returned from northern Alabama finding Alabama solid for Underwood He reported cordial replies from supporters and optimistic letters from Washington about nationwide growth of Underwood sentiment across the union
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Two Tifton Banks Are Consolidated
In Tifton Georgia on March 28 at a stockholders meeting the Citizens Bank of Tifton decided to sell its assets to the National Bank of Tifton and discontinue its business. Accounts will transfer to the National Bank and depositors will be cared for there. The Citizens Bank, organized about twelve years ago with $25,000 capital, had G A Buck as a major stockholder and J Marion Paulk as cashier, now deceased.
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Wage advance given to 30 000 operatives New Bedford
A general strike of 39 000 cotton mill operatives in New Bedford was averted as manufacturers agreed to grant a full 10 percent wage increase effective from March 26. Union demands had sought 10 percent after rejecting a 5 percent offer. The 67 fine cotton goods mills run 8 million spindles, with Rhode Island mill workers likely to receive the same 10 percent raise by April 1.
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Bancroft Divorce Granted Amid Sensational Allegations
In Newcastle County Delaware in March 1938 the superior court granted a divorce to John Bancroft Jr from Leaine Dupont Bancroft. The husband receives custody of their 4 year old son. A separate decree declared Max Heibler Jr not the Bancroft child, correcting the infant’s paternity.
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Wilson's New Jersey nominative path and foes in 1932
A Newark reader argues Governor Wilson cannot carry New Jersey for president, citing loss of support among party leaders and conservatives. He notes Wilson’s shift from governor to national ambitions, opposition from Essex and Hudson county figures, and predicts a split or weakened GOP delegation if Wilson is nominated. The piece frames Jersey politics as cautious and wary of sudden national aims.
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Underwood Favored by University of Georgia Students
Athens March 28 Special. At the University of Georgia the student body backs Oscar W. Underwood of Alabama for the Democratic presidential nomination. About five of every six students support him. the Underwood Club is active, drawing new members from former Wilson supporters. A mass meeting is planned in the university chapel and club members are urged to watch the college bulletin board for details. The teachers of the club are pleased, believing the campus sentiment signals victory for Underwood in Georgia's primary.
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Underwood Support Builds in Kentucky Senate
Hollins N. Randolph of Atlanta and Hon. Herman D. Newcomb, long a Kentucky senator, back Oscar W. Underwood for president. Newcomb recalls pushing Underwood since January and arranging meetings to galvanize sentiment among colleagues in Frankfort before adjournment.
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