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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes show a court case decision and multiple political items. Mentions include a state fund ruling against Pork companies, April court activity, and vacancies in Senate seats in Colorado and Tennessee with Arizona senators Catron and Asheurst referenced amid party splits.
Fragmentary text discusses pricing and reputation but contains no identifiable people places organizations dates or events to form a coherent news item. The readable portion resembles an advertisement or testimonial rather than a reportable event.
Washington April 1 The House met at 11 o clock with the aim of passing the Democratic wool bill before adjournment. The Senate adjourned in respect to the late Senator RR. bl.
U S Senator from Tennessee known as Fiddling Bob died at his apartment in Washington following gall stones surgery. He served three terms as Tennessee governor and later as senator, leaving a wife, one son, and three daughters. He had been ill since March and initially refused surgery, with delay believed to cost him his life.
The Supreme Court issued a temporary restraining order to block moving Orient offices from Sweetwater to San Angelo. Associated Press dispatch from Austin notes the order aims to prevent shop removals and preserve operations in the Sweetwater area.
An honorable record spans over a quarter century with resources surpassing $600 000. The exchange appears tied to the Denton Texas bank, highlighting its long-standing financial stability and community presence.
A massive stoppage began at midnight with over 400000 miners quitting work in the anthracite and pit mines. The nationwide work stoppage affects major coal regions and risks supply disruptions as miners protest.
Indianapolis April report says wage contracts movement for soft coal miners may end the strike. John H White, president of the United Mine Workers, says settlement is near after talks with operators in Cleveland and notes an imminent raise for anthracite miners following the coal wage increase.
Two workers were injured today at Weyne when mills at Laflin-Kand pany operated by Terri Associated Press malfunctioned. The accident occurred in Little Fal, with two persons reported hurt.
April 1 dispatch reports U S authorities at El Paso halted two aircraft bound for Mexican rebels seeking modern scouting while arms smuggling across the border continues and ammunition stocks decline. Berlin denied German troops landing in Mexico. In Mexico City an attack near Tres Marias killed 39 including 32 federal soldiers and 7 passengers. President Madero said he will not resign.
Indianapolis April 1 miners in the United States halted work for a wage dispute. About 100000 plus more in anthracite and bituminous sectors suspend, with bituminous to resume after ratification by refer endum. Southern and western mines largely unaffected. negotiations to resume April 10 and 16 in Philadelphia.
Oxford won the eight-oared race easily over Cambridge at Putney today as wind hindered racing beginning last week. Associated Press dispatch notes Oxford's victory in the wind slowed Cambridge in the match.
A Denton Texas bank advertises its cautious loaning and investment approach. The First National Bank invites juniors and merchants to become depositors, pledging good treatment and the bank’s strong community confidence.
Attorney for Reverend J F Norris moves to quash the indictment on technical grounds. The action centers on alleged perjury connected to statements made in court. Proceedings indicate defense argues improper charging or procedural flaws.
Fort Worth April 1 The defense for Rev J Frank Norris charged with perjury asks to quash the indictment on technical grounds and a continuance is granted until 2 o'clock after adding Senor Odell to the attorneys. The church votes to reject Norris resignation and expresses love confidence and indorsement while Norris proclaims his innocence and expects acquittal.
The motion for a new trial in State vs Arthur Brewer was heard by Judge Potter in the Sixteenth District court. Defense witnesses, including jurors, testified about extraneous prejudicial matters while the State began its rebuttal. the case progressed at 2:30. Brewer was convicted last week of aggravated assaults and sentenced to nine months in jail and a 500 fine.
A local shop touts boys clothing as high grade and well guaranteed. It promises more styles fabrics and patterns than rivals with price points from 3 50 to 10 dollars and a focus on value and quality.
In New Orleans on April 1 the United States District Court awarded Peoples Tobacco Company of New Orleans $26,000 in damages from American Tobacco Company in an antitrust suit alleging conspiracy to destroy competition.
British explorer Robert Scott was 150 miles from the South Pole on January 3 while leading the Terra Nova expedition. Advices received in Wellington New Zealand report the party still advancing toward the pole.
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