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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1912

Page

1

Cabinet and Wood voice Mexico anxieties

A Taft administration cabinet meeting with Major General Leonard Wood signaled concern over the Mexican situation as tensions mounted.

Associated Press Washington Taft Leonard Wood

Wheat price drop shocks Chicago grain market

In Chicago on April 16 a 2 cent per bushel drop in wheat prices occurred yesterday afternoon signaling a shift in the local grain market and affecting traders and handlers across wheat deliveries and futures expectations.

Chicago

Hail and Rain Reported Around Denton and Gainesville

A peppery hail shower occurred this morning around 16 15 lasting moments. Later in the afternoon a longer hail event followed by sharp rain. Observers north of Denton noted the ground white with hail from Gainesville.

Denton Gainesville

Sinking of Giant Liner Titanic Reported Disaster

Reports describe the Titanic disaster as the most appalling seafaring tragedy with the passenger list incomplete and 1,000 to 2,000 lives lost. The ship was struck by a monster object some 350 miles off Cape Race, leaving only lifeboats afloat.

Fieult Cape Race

Titanic Sinks on Maiden Voyage After Iceberg Collision

Wireless reports confirm the Titanic struck a monster ice berg and sank about three hours and fifty five minutes later. Carpathia reached the scene first saving 866 passengers and crew in lifeboats. The liner, carrying 1470 passengers and 840 crew, went down amid scattered wreckage with only remnants remaining. Captain Smith, commander of the Olympic sister ship, previously faced near collisions and a later grounding.

Carpathia Titanic Mieties Alley Record Chronicle Tanic White Star Iself Smith Forme Southampton Smith Olympic Hawk Caltsin F. J¢. Smith Citiren

Titanic disaster toll from Cape Race wireless reports

Reports from the Cape Race Wireless Station indicate a large majority of the Titanic passengers perished. The steamer Parisian searched ice fields for survivors but did not sight any living person or even a body among the wreckage. Continued on page 3.

Associated Press Dispatch ST. Johns Newfoundland Cape Race

Deposit Your Money with Us

An advertising notice offers a financial deposit service with a bold claim of securing funds and cites a $50,000 figure as a potential maximum or example. The fragment focuses on inviting deposits and uses generic appeal without clear institution names.

Bank Officers Named in Local Credit Union List

W T Johnson serves as President with A D Turner as Vice President. L H Schweer acts as Vice President. H F Schweer is Cashier. W F Woodward is Assistant Cashier and Jack Christa is Assistant Cashier.

W. T. Johnson A. D Turner L. H. Schweer Act H. F. Schweer W. F. Woodward Jack Christa

Carpathia Rescues Titanic Passengers Returns to Port

The Carpathia alone provided aid to the Titanic survivors before sailing back to port with 66 passengers aboard.

Wireless reports no survivors aboard Titanic search ships

Wireless messages from other vessels in the hunt for the Titanic reported no survivors aboard the Carpathia. The Carpathia had 566 survivors, and earlier news of full salvation was likely from immedia te reports after the collision. By morning, ships with powerful wirelesses confirmed the extent of the disaster.

Associated Press Dispatch New York Carpathia

Titanic Sinking Report Highlights Women and Children Saved

Early wireless updates note that nearly all women and children were saved while many notable men did not escape. The Carpathia reached the scene as lifeboats struggled amid vast ice, with accounts naming survivors such as Mrs Astor and Madeleine Force. Captain Smith perished with the ship.

Opportunity calls for preparedness at Exchange National Bank

A brief bank notice lists officers J Nance as President Chrystal as Vice President Coit as Cashier and Curtis as Assistant Cashier, inviting customers to be ready for opportunities with the bank.

J Nance Christal COIT Cashier Curtis Asst

Defense aims to cast doubt on Mrs. Taylor in Norris trial

Fort Worth April 16. The defense plans to attack Mrs. Taylor testimony as biased against Rev. J Frank Norris. J W Spencer former bank president and church deacon testified for the defense. Clarence Ousley said no evidence ties Norris to the fire and assault but noted suspicious letter writing. Handwriting experts favored Norris and contended letters were not Norris handwriting. The day saw no sensational events and a smaller crowd.

Associated Press Dispatch Fort Worth J. W. Spences J. W. Spencer Norris Church Clarence Ousley Norris J. B. Watkins

Squire J. D. Bourne Dead Hereford Burial Held

News from Hereford reports the death of Squire J. D. Bourne on April 1 at age 61. Formerly a prominent Sanger citizen, he was in business there and was buried at Hereford after Baptist church services under Masonic auspices.

Hereford Squire J. D. Bourne Sanger Squire Bourne Baptist Church

Flood Wipes Out Towns as Northeastern Louisiana Deluges

Thirteen parishes in northeastern Louisiana face widespread flooding after an unprecedented rainfall. East Carroll Madison parishes report towns wiped out and vast fertile lands submerged under waters up to twenty feet deep. Homeless estimated around 50,000, possibly rising to 75,000. crest would cover a 176 mile by eight to seventy two mile area.

New Orleans Louisiana East Carroll Madison Parshes Wa R Alsatia Arkansas

Cutting Affray at Mingo Leaves Avenger Awaiting Surrender

Jim Sandlin sustained a severe but not life threatening gash in the right breast from an axe wielded by Tom Fletcher during a wood cutting dispute on the L. F. Collins place near Mingo Tuesday morning. Sheriff Orr investigated as Fletcher’s brother said he would surrender, with aggravated assault charges expected.

L. F. Collis Mingo Jim Sandlin Tom Fletcher Sadlin Orr Fletcher Sheriff's Office Collins Place

Weather Report for New Orleans Tonight and Wednesday

New Orleans forecast shows tonight fair and colder with probable frost. Wednesday returns to fair conditions.

New Orleans

American woman first aviator across channel

Assorted dispatch from Boulogne France on April 16 reports an American woman achieving the first cross channel flight. The crossing marks a historic milestone in aviation as the pilot navigates the English Channel from France to England.

First Woman Flies Across English Channel Today

Miss Harriet Quimby, an American, completes a historic cross Channel flight. She becomes the first woman to accomplish this daring journey, drawing global attention to women aviators.

Harriet Quimby

Steamer Rams a Warship in Fog Collision

In thick fog the tramp Condor charging from harbor rammed the battleship Utah, causing serious damage to both vessels and delaying naval operations.

New York Apri Condor Utah

Sharp Norther Drops Thermometers As Weather Turns Cool

Following a warm day and light clothing conditions a sharp norther after Monday night rain lowered temperatures to 53 Tuesday morning making fires and heavy clothing comfortable. The forecast called for fair weather with Tuesday mostly cloudy.

Mercury Bureau

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Williams Store Denton County W. A. Taliaferro Merico Antom Mandeer Woot Conperr Uhebela Culiacan Sinatoa Fellini Associatea Press Diapaten State Department Sinatoa Psaneta Wilson Mexico McGehee & Son West Oak J. Kunze, Prop Denton Steam Bakery A. L. Tabor & Son A. L. Tabor & Co A. L. Tabor TWEEN Prenty 3Ra First National Bank Texas Alfred B. Vanderbilt Virginian Tself Mrs. Astor John Jacob Astor Madeline Force Exchange National Bank Pireoctors F. Bates J. M. Inge J. H. Paine A C. Owsley Squire J. D. Bourne Dead Oxford Anvas Hanan Oxfords Jarrell Buster Brown Jim Sandlein Assoma Boulonge France Sharp Northere West Side Sqare Lipscomb Drug Store Levett Brothers’ Shoe Store
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