11 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
1
Dallas reports that Hon Morris Sheppard will seek the Senate after telegraphic confirmation from Battle Creek. The move follows rumors that Hon Cone Johnson may withdraw due to ill health, which previously prompted Sheppard to bow out.
Washington April 11 The government will be influenced by rebels heedless attitude toward State Department protests if Mexican developments warrant recognizing rebels as belligerents.
An Associated Press dispatch from Brownsville reports the start of organizing a $100,000 stock company to survey a deep water canal to the Gulf of Mexico. The project aims to secure a water rate benefit for Brownsville.
Jd T. Franklin takes the stand to discuss remarks about a happy contrast and related newspaper coverage as the Norris trial unfolds. The defense and prosecution press for context while witnesses describe published editorials and editorial stance during the proceedings.
In Fort Worth, the defense concedes the Happy Contrast article was in Dr. Norris handwriting. Testimony links anonymous letters to the same author, with handwriting experts noting similarities to envelopes and the article. Fire Marshal Penninger testified about a parsonage coat containing letters found after a fire, and the trial notes include repeated defense objections.
Washington April 11. Illinois results spark alarm among Taft managers about Pennsylvania contest. Roosevelt runs in the Keystone State drawing large crowds while talks of Hughes as a compromise candidate grow. Clark wins Illinois by a large margin, aiding his bid. Wilson managers disappointed as Hearst backing and Harmon withdrawal help Clark. Illinois figures show Clark ahead of Wilson by 140,000 and Roosevelt over Taft by 115,000. Lorimer probe votes shift, Cullom defeated, and Deneen nominated by 75,000.
DIRECTORs ED F. BATES DR J. M. INGE J. H. PAINE C OWSLEY OFFICES JD NANCE President R CHRISTAL Vice-President COT Cashier D CURTIS Asst Cashier Opportunity. If opportunity should come, would you be prepared? If a customer of the EX CHANGE NATIONAL BANK yes.
A Madrid rumor that Pope Leo XIII had died caused wide alarm before Rome confirmed the error. Newspapers worldwide issued extras on the false report, traced to a Vatican message code error.
A brief note extols the bank account as a true friend, urging prudent saving starting today with small amounts and steady discipline. It emphasizes practical finance habits and the benefit of having funds for future needs.
Memphis dispatch notes most upper Mississippi levees safe except at Luxora Arkansas where the base of the levee weakens. New Madrid Missouri reports fifteen families rescued from rafters as thousands of refugees are cared for. A drowning occurs after an elderly man slips from a steamboat rescued cabin.
Scott Hembry, about 23 percent a Black man, was fatally struck by a Dallas and Wichita passenger train near Corinth on Wednesday afternoon. Engineer Dan Tobin said the body appeared as a bundle of rags until it rose and faced the advancing engine. Remains were sent to Lchmitz for burial preparation after the accident.
At the first Presbyterian congregation business meeting on Wednesday night the group approved buying new pews, refinishing the interior with hard oil, altering the choir and front porch, and installing frosted glass windows. Funds for most improvements were raised quickly. a separate motion included the windows. The pews were ordered in cherry finish by a small majority, with the vote then unanimous. A committee was named to solicit further subscriptions before the closure.
Washington April 11 The House banking and currency committee voted to start the money trust investigation on April 17. The move follows mounting concerns over financial practices and potential market manipulation.
Bay City Mich April 11 A state militia took charge of the Republican convention hall ahead of the opening while Taft and Roosevelt delegates from Detroit were kept outside by the militia. The convention began amid wild disorder as tensions between factions flared.
New York dispatch notes clear weather across major cities as National and American league teams prepared to open the 1912 baseball season.
Store offers prompt prescription calls and home delivery for any article from the shop. Deliveries available to both phones on West Side Square.
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