Subscriptions and notices in The Constitution late 1912 issue
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Atlanta
Minuto
J. R
Constitution
Sale
Anata
Rere
Washington Bureau of the Constitution
Hibba
Fitieesth Street
John Corrigan
Ener
Pegr
New York City
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Hotaling
Broadway
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Times
Thirty-eighth Street
C. H. Donnelly
W. H. Overbey
C. J. Crowley
W. F. Stords
Universal solvent quote stirs sectionalism debate
The passage condemns sectionalism and urges the South to discard self insult. It highlights the name Underwood as the preferred Democrat, arguing he could counter Grant’s idea that the Democratic Party ruins itself. The text frames national unity as essential and critiques rival candidates.
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Underwood
Grant
Conspiracy charges fuel political theater in Wilson race
A farce driven by accusers claiming a conspiracist network aims to defeat Governor Wilson shows no secrecy or unity. Supporters of Clark Harmon Underwood argue Wilson cannot win, while Georgia papers like The Macon News urge sanity and condemn the conspiracy chatter as tommyrot in a fight seen as patriotic unity.
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Wilson
New Jersey
New York
Clark
Harmon
Underwood
Georgia
The
Macon News
Able Journal
Macon Defends Fountain Gal Amid City Row
The Macon city council votes to keep the statue in the fountain despite hundreds of petitions to remove it. The piece notes the megaphone controversy, with supporters praising the art and critics calling it a hussy, while Bridges Smith remains a steady defender of the public.
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Bible
Macon
Georgia
Demoiselle
Colonel Pendleton
The
Telegraph
Gal
Bridges Smith
Cost of Sick Americans at AMA Chicago talk
Dr J N McCormack of the Kentucky Board of Health told an AMA conference in Chicago that 2,000,000 Americans grow ill each year and 60,000 die prematurely. He noted government efforts focus on livestock diseases, with extensive public funding for animal health and crop pests while human health issues receive less emphasis. The statement, unrefuted, is presented as truth in the record.
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J. N. McCormack
Kentucky Board of Health
Conference of the
American Medical Association
Chicago
San Jose
Underwood Sweep Predicted Across Mississippi State
The article forecasts James Underwood sweeping Mississippi on May 1 as a leading statesman and son of the sister state, noting Wilson supporters have largely abandoned the effort from the Chattahoochee to the sea.
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Underswich
Mississippi
Reupalie
Dievause
Seerriag
Underwood
Chattahoochee
Wilson
Platto M Orator Congress Held Amid Turbulent Noise
A fragmented OCR reading shows a chaotic scene at a local orator congress. The misread text lists phrases like hola hire a tainute and longer, with unclear attributions. This brief item notes a public gathering and unsettled mood, lacking concrete names or outcomes.
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Platto
Congress
Hola
Campaign Pulse in the Country Voices Amidst Campaign Spark
A fragmented poem-like piece reflects on national campaigns and public mood as the country endures political theater and social contrasts. It hints at Georgia linked figures, marching crowds, and warnings about vanity, poverty, and weather as symbols within a restless season.
Incomplete OCR Item About Senator and Recovery
Fragmentary text mentions a senator and recovery but lacks clear facts or context. No identifiable names, events, dates, or organizations are readable to form a concrete summary.
Hearing in Branley crest trust investigation continues
General correspondent information in the investiga tion into the International Harvester company was discussed as Branley Crest Trust investigators continued their hearing. Adjourned at 6:47 p m until noon.
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Investiga Ihe International Harvester
Pany
Branley Crest Trust
Noot
Western Union Plans Pensions
Western Union outlines pension plans with service based benefits. For 20 to 26 years of service employees receive 1 percent of their ten year average salary per year, rising to 60 percent after 40 years. For ages 26 to 66 years the plan increases by additional percent per year, reflecting longer service.
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Nouety
Cnmpaany
Underwood Gains In West Georgia
In west Georgia the Underwood sentiment surged in recent weeks with Muscogee Underwood Club forming and attracting many members. Dr John M Crook reported Alabama solid for his candidate yet noted nationwide growth in support for Underwood echoed from supporters and a Washington letter praising the Muscogee group.
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Underwood
West
Georgia
Columbus, Gai
Muscogee Underwood Club
John M. Crook
Alabama
Washington
Two Tifton Banks Consolidated in City
In Tifton Georgia on March 28 the Citizens Bank of Tifton voted to sell assets to the National Bank of Tifton and discontinue its operations. Depositors will be served by the National Bank which will absorb accounts. The Citizens Bank, started about twelve years ago with $25,000 capital, had HE A Buck among principal stockholders and J Marion Paulk as cashier.
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Tifton
Citizens’ Bank of Tifton
National Bank of Tifton
National Bank
Citizens’ Bank
HE. A. Buck
J. Marion Paulk
Wage Advance Granted to New Bedford Mill Operatives
New Bedford Mass March 28 A general strike by 39000 cotton mill operatives was averted today as manufacturers agreed to a 10 percent wage increase retroactive to March 25. Earlier offers of 5 percent were rejected, signaling an effective ultimatum. The 67 cotton goods mills employ about 3000000 spindles, with similar movements expected in Rhode Island by April.
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New Bedford
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Rhode Island
Bancroft divorce case declared wife guilty in sensational charges
Newcastle county district court this afternoon granted a divorce to John Bancroft from his wife Dupont Bancroft. The judge awarded custody of their 41 year old son and declared the wife guilty in connection with sensational charges.
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Wilmington
Newcastle County
John Bancroft
Madeleine
Dupont Bancroft
Ouple
Banare
Fae
Insurance covers damage after Munford incident at business district
Fragmented OCR reports a fire or damage at a store building in Munford area causing significant losses. Insurance value cited around 475,000 with impact on adjacent buildings in the business district. No clear names beyond Munford.
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Atock Vf . Munford
Wilson in New Jersey Governor Race and Presidential Prospects
A Newark era political column argues Wilson cannot carry New Jersey for president, detailing insiders’ belief he was groomed for higher office, and citing Democratic leaders who now oppose him. It notes his administration’s perceived missteps and suggests southern birth aided his governorship but risks fading support in upcoming races.
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Penhold Ag
Newark
Sasi
Underwood Favored by University of Georgia Students
Athens March 28 Special. If UGAs student body picked the Democratic presidential nominee Oscar W Underwood of Alabama would be nominated with little opposition at the June convention. Underwood buttons are common at the university with five of six students favoring him. The Underwood Club is active, enlisting new members many formerly for Woodrow Wilson. A mass meeting will be held in the university chapel to endorse Underwood. Club members urged to watch the college bulletin board. Leaders say student support reflects the political pulse of Georgia and signals victory for Underwood in the state primary.
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Wilson
Hudson County
Day
New Jersey
Rasex County
Thomas E. Burke
Newark
Tilden
Burke
Weld
Katzenbach
Judge Fort
Jersey
Baltimore
GOP
Oscar Underwood
Howe
Athens
University of Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Alabama
Underwood
Underwood Club
Anity
Woodrow Wilken
Rea and Black
Oscar. W. Underwood
United States
University Chapel
United Democracy
Georgia
Upderwood Club
Underwood's Strong Kentucky Following Noted in Senate
A Kentucky senator describes a growing Underwood following in the state. He cites early polling in January, notes consistent support within his chamber and among cross-party leaders, and recalls organizing meetings to build Underwood sentiment.
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Underwood
Kentucky
Governor Brown Address Tallulah Decision Conflict
Governor Brown has avoided a firm stance on the Tallulah dispute. Attorney General Felder notes that the survey balance must be paid and a special legislative act will be enacted to settle the matter.
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Brown
Iran
Wiobr Tans
Felder
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