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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

10

Democratic Victory Foretold If Roosevelt Nominated

Governor Joseph M Brown states that Roosevelt’s probable Republican nomination would largely erase any doubt of Democratic victory in November. He argues Roosevelt’s candidacy hinges on Taft’s failure to carry forward Roosevelt policies and asserts Roosevelt views the American government as his affair with the people as his asset.

Joseph M. Brown Theodore Roosevelt Brown Roosevelt Taft Mr. Roosevelt Dennison Ohio Republic Republican Party Massachusetts North

Athens Emmanuel Episcopal hosts 1918 Episcopal council

Macon Ga May 24 Special Athens Emmanuel Episcopal church to host the annual council of the Episcopal diocese of Atlanta in May 1918. Officers elected include R C Alston registrar George C Stowers Stetson treasurer and a standing committee with Rev Dr C T A Pine and others. Actions include increasing university annuity by 700 to 1908 and launching a monthly for The Atlanta Episcopalian. A text books commission will study misrepresentations of English history in schools and seek corrections.

Macon Athens Emmanuel Episcopal Church Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta R. C. Alston George C. Stowers W. Stetson C. T. A. Pine C. B. Wilmer Troy Beatty Athene Z. D. Harrison Thomas Egleston T. E. Berry Columbus Board of Missions Messrs. Beatty Memminger Wragg Lee Hudgins Rome Messrs Miles Uef Bunting Wheat Griffin Appleton W. W. Memminger Messra W. A. Taylor Luther Walama F. R. Jones Committee On General Missions Wing Beatty Pize Alston Berry Coleman Murry Barnwell University Atlanta Episcopalian New York Church of England Protestant Episcopal Church United States of America England

Roosevelt Third Term Question Drives Republican Debate

A Warm Springs candidate addresses party divides over a third Roosevelt term, insisting on a compromise platform and warning that nominating Roosevelt would split conservatism. He cites primary turnout gaps, warns conservatives may abstain, and argues the nation seeks conservation and common sense over flamboyance.

Debate on religious unity at Atlanta Auditorium

The Saturday Night Club heard Miss Mary Reynolds Carter advocate weekly inclusive worship to erase Old World creed distinctions. She argued cosmopolitan America and religious freedom require a common service despite diverse races, with James Morton presenting the negative.

Atlanta Misa Mary Reynolds Carter James Morton Miss Carter America M. HH. Wensky John Marshall Slaton Eppie Sterling Clarke

Postal Telegraph men wrap up convention with city tour

Southern managers of the Postal Telegraph Company conclude their convention today by touring the city in six large automobiles. They will visit the federal prison Grant Park and other sights, after several days of meetings in town.

Postal Telegraph Company Federal Prison Grant Park

Truss Buying Advice and Convention Notes

Consumers urged to ensure proper fit of trusses and not risk injury with ill fitting supports. The report details a Southern convention banquet with 60 attendees, including visiting managers and superintendents, music by C. H. Ashburn Jr and J. F. Adair, and a telegram from Clarence H. Mackay praising the Postal Telegraph Southern division gathering.

Atlanta Transportation Club C. H. Ashburn, Jr J. F John W. Mackay Clarence H. Mackay Usher Postal Telegraph Company Seasion Walton A. P Martin Mipcuskid

Murder trial in Macon ends in eight minutes

In Macon Georgia on May 24 a black man named John Tillman was tried for his life in Bib le Superior Court and acquitted in eight minutes. The jury heard the selection, opening argument, three witnesses, and returned not guilty. Tillman had found his wife in a compromising situation with another man whom he killed. The judge instructed an acquittal.

Macon. Ga John Tillman Bible Superior Court Macon Tillman

Piedmont Park Opens Lake Clara Mere For Swimming Today

Piedmont lake officially sanctions swimming at 5 o clock with preparations for about a thousand bathers. Special hours for women set, facilities ready, slides springboards and boats await, signaling Atlanta’s healthful swimming craze could make Piedmont Park a top city destination.

Piedmont Park Grais Lake Clara Mere Bors Felters Boydom Atlanta

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