02 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1913
Page
1
Rejuvenation of the Texas Woman's Suffrage Association was completed at a two day conven tion opening yesterday. The group, with 1.6 women from seven large cities, aims to secure an equal suffrage amendment in Texas during the next two years.
Harrisburg April 2 Associated Press dispatch reports the Maine state Senate ratified the p sod amendment to the Federal lan providing for direct election of United States Senators The vote of only one more state is unnecessary to make the amendment effective Fort Worth April 2 The Hook for a big grain production year is better than for several years says Acting Secretary Dorsey of the Texas Grain Elevators association Wheat acreage is down while oats rise more rain is needed to ripen crops Panhandle fruit freezes have left grain outlook uncertain in several areas
Funeral services were simple and impressive for J Pierpont Morgan with only relatives and a few attendees. Arrangements were made to ship the body to the United States on Saturday from France after embalming and placement in a walnut coffin, a leaden casket, and a third heavy walnut casket with gold and silver fittings.
Fuller E Calloway of LaGrange Georgia was selected by President Wilson as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. The dispatch notes the appointment and identifies Calloway as the new head in the Indian Affairs Department.
April 2 in Valentine Texas Rangers J Vaughn and Buck Pool were fired on while transporting a prisoner toward Marfa. The prisoner attempted to escape and was killed by the rangers who then routed the assailants.
Reports say five forts near Scutari have been captured by Montenegrins while other Turkish defenses remain in place. Scutari city is said to be burning in several locations amid the fighting.
Reports from Vienna and London describe Serb and Montenegrin forces committing excesses in Albania. Montenegrins besieging Sutari captured five forts guarding Tarabosh and an imminent fall of others was anticipated as Scutari reportedly burned.
Athens on April 2 witnessed a grand ceremonial funeral for King George. Representatives from most nations joined a vast procession marking the historical event.
The United States government will recognize the new Chinese republic after a conference between President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. Details were completed today.
The White House announced that former Wyoming Governor OsborNe is the President's probable pick for first assistant Secretary of State. This marks a key administration appointment as officials move to fill top diplomatic posts.
A Wednesday morning blaze swept a smokehouse at the G H Blewett residence on North Locust street after catching from a backyard trash fire. The fire gutted the interior and ruined valuable paintings stored inside as the Blewett family prepared to move. J M Pinckley had recently purchased the home.
It is reported the Katy will add two new trains in April with unknown schedule changes.
Severe Ohio River flooding causes great loss around Cairo Illinois with short respite followed by another rise. Water levels threaten the Blessness district, expected to go under twelve feet.
The Associated Press reports Cairo Illinois faces rising Ohio River levels with the river halt giving a brief lull. Authorities warn continued rise tonight could submerge the business district under twelve feet of water and cause heavy damage.
Washington April 2 The total receipts of the Red Cross society for flood relief have reached 816000 dollars.
Memphis April 2 Thousands of men labor on the St. Francis levee to shape defenses against the Mississippi’s greatest flood to reach the Gulf. The levee system is reinforced to prevent overflow as floodwaters rise.
Louisville report says flooded river waters caused the Rugby Distillery company walls to collapse last night releasing five thousand barrels of whiskey valued at 256900 into the Ohio River. The incident prompted emergency response as authorities investigated extent of damage and potential environmental impact.
Washington reports indicate President and Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means Committee have nearly agreed to remove all sugar duties with a delayed effective date to allow growers to adjust. The President pressed changes to the tariff bill and the committee conferred on his stance.
Delegates arrive for the Texas Inter Collegiate Press Association convention at the College of Industrial Arts. Forty to fifty delegates, including Texas Press Association officers, are expected. The auditorium in the household arts building is being prepared. The Chamber of Commerce hosts Friday activities plus a Normal School entertainment for guests.
Austin reports Superintendent Bralley declares a $1 per capita April apportionment from the scheeple fund, distributing available resources to districts.
The legislature overrides the governor on multiple bills and accepts some, while executive action cuts several measures and passes others. Officials' salary matters are included in the submitted package.
Governor Colquitt vetoed seven bills including creation of an Agricultural Experiment Station near Lufkin and a Seventy Seventh Judicial District in El Paso, and a state training school for the feeble minded. He signed amendments on county officer pay, and prohibitions on deserting family, plus numerous local bills. The Legislature submitted seven constitutional amendments for a July 19 vote, covering bonds for A M College University and prison system, public warehouses, court provisions, seawall and road bonds, with a special election planned July 19 and possible conflicts noted with warehouse bonds. The Governor may veto the warehouse measure. other amendments await voter action.
In Austin on April 2 the Texas House began a positive push for Speaker Terrell's bid for governor two years ahead, with apparent consent from Terrell himself. The action signals growing momentum for his candidacy within state political circles.
The Thirty-third Legislature adjourned after a late session with Speaker Terrell attacking the Governor. The Governor expects continued opposition at a possible July 19 special session aimed at deposing Terrell. Names named as potential gubernatorial candidates include Lieutenant Governor Maves Attorney General Looney Controller Lane and several representatives.
Dispatches report the rurales in Guerrero state revolting against Huerta and Diaz. Twenty eight regiments of royales join independent troops that have captured Telocapam and occupy the locality.
Miss Corrie Copley, formerly of Denton, died in Dallas at about twenty years of age. Her remains will be brought to Denton for interment Thursday morning from the Dallas depot, with Rev. Oscar T. Cooper presiding. Burial will be at the I O O F cemetery.
The forecast indicates unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday with cooling temperatures. Clouds and scattered showers are possible, bringing lighter winds and a dip in night and daytime highs.
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