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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1912
Page
8
Real estate pitch touts affordable lots three blocks north of a reference point, noting sewer water and other utilities are prepaid, sidewalks and paved streets included. It highlights proximity to Piedmont Park, modern homes, and what it claims are strong social conditions with top citizens occupying the area.
In New York Mrs John Astor and daughter Muriel outline future plans before sailing to Europe on the Oceanic. Vincent Astor may join later for a continent tour and Newport residence. Mrs Astor to reassume social duties after paying respects to her husband.
Washington May 18 Special Secretary of the Navy Meyer backs Perkins reinstitution after four years of opposition. Rep Howard of Georgia reports a favorable naval affairs committee stance and unanimous consent calendar placement. The case highlights alleged missteps by the navy and a disputed Beekman Winthrop letter to President Taft.
Fermor Barrett of Toccoa is urged to announce for railroad commissioner to succeed Paul B. Trammell of Dalton. Barrett, a prominent Georgia figure, served as representative from 1907 to 1911 and was once assistant state school commissioner. He says he is considering the race and would announce with definite purposes if he runs, noting the office’s future role in protecting public rights.
City organist Barry Barnes announces four days of rehearsals for the Atlanta choir ahead of the festival. The chorus will begin practice Monday evening at Cable Hall under the Heat Association supervision.
A garbled Chicago news note reports an official ruling by Judge Goodnew about a man not being too old to kiss his wife. Fragments mention Mrs. Sulla Gort and arching phrases with unclear dates and actions.
A fire at the Creek and Seminole Bridge dormitory in Boley Oklahoma killed five Indian boys under age fifteen. Names listed include Matt Payne Barness Payne Richmond Barkdue Vipert Harkdus and J. D Beard. Seven boys and four teachers were rescued amid rapid spread from the kitchens. Origin of the blaze undetermined.
About twenty five managers of southern postal and telegraph offices will meet in Atlanta for a three day session starting next Thursday. General Superintendent Usher sent notices urging attendance to share methods and views, with topics on Office Organizations, Traffic Service, and Business Getting led by T. D. Jackson, A. M. Beatty, and A. P. Martin respectively. Usher will host a dinner and city tour including battlefield sites.
Washington May 38 Representative Nelson of Wisconsin introduced a resolution to form a five member House committee to investigate authority for circulating under frank alleged material attacking witnesses who testified at the preliminary hearing on the meat inspection service. He earlier called for a full investigation of the meat inspection service.
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