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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1912
Page
33
The excerpt details subscriber instructions and distribution notes for The Constitution, mentions offices in the Hibhs Building, Fifth Avenue, and staff including John Corrigan Jr. It references delivery outside Atlanta, advertising, and mentions editorials about politics, campaigns, and public figures, with a snapshot of Atlanta newspaper operations in 1912.
An editorial argues that Oscar Underwood should lead the Democratic ticket on the tariff central issue. It urges unity by southern voters to overcome sectionalism, claiming Underwood embodies party policy and would unite the nation, with a call to banish political isolation through his candidacy.
The piece argues that Blue Ridge mountaineers are diverse and largely law abiding, contrasting the Hillsville tragedy with civilized outreach. It notes isolation as a barrier to civilization and urges extending education and advances to mountain communities, to fulfill society’s debt.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses crime certainty and oversight by Judge Robert I D. about appealing over a ruling. The text references judicial reform and removing restraints as a goal, but the exact events, places, or names are unclear.
The piece lauds Taft as morally sturdy and capable but argues his presidency is hampered by Hitchcockism and Wickershamism in his cabinet. It warns the nomination won at Chicago could fail at the November election due to treacherous, mercenary influences surrounding the president. It emphasizes the South’s respect for Taft and laments the damning impact of corrupt political crooks in his administration.
The San Diego Union argues for an enforceable international sanitation pact citing Guayaquil as a pest hole threatening the Panama Canal. It notes Yellow fever and smallpox prevail there, with ships facing strict quarantine at Panama, and warns that opening the canal without global health safeguards would disrupt commerce.
The writer argues the Democratic path to victory hinges on cutting living costs, criticizing tariff shifts on sugar and luxuries. He says workingmen seek action over学 rhetoric and favors Underwood or Clark for nominee, doubting Harmon or Wilson can win. Based in Atlanta, Ga, the article contends tariff focus will define this year’s race.
Readers in Georgia see William Gibbs Underwood as beset to win the Democratic presidential nomination. Editorials from multiple papers praise his public record, argue for Southern leadership, and note Wilson’s weakness in Georgia while predicting Underwood’s strong statewide support and potential sweep in the Georgia primary.
A humorous tale attributed to Archbishop Hughes recounts a drive across the Golden Vale toward Cashel. The prelate refuses to boast about a consecration while a perplexed jarvey probes his identity, revealing quiet humor and gentle Gaelic politeness amid the anecdote.
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