21 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1913
Page
1
Associated Press dispatch from Antivarh Montenegro reports an international naval blockading fleet demanding immediate withdrawal of besieging forces from Scutari or they will land troops. The April 21 report frames the ultimatum as a decisive move amid ongoing siege dynamics.
In Brussels on April 21 the second week of the general strike began with Socialist supporters totaling 900000. Workers remain hopeful the government will concede to some form of compromise as violence remains rare.
The final day of the C I A homecoming honors Governor Colquitt’s absence as Dr W Sutton of the University of Texas delivers the closing address. Texas leaders Mills and Owsley speak on patriotism and education, with Baylor and Stout presidents to follow at tonight’s program.
Washington April 21 The Democratic tariff bill will be introduced today as Rules committee weighs procedures to quicken passage. Proposed rules limit amendments on each schedule to two and allow only two amendments to the bill overall. Burleton Loving Cup for Burleson Texas delegation presents a silver loving cup to Postmaster General Burleson.
Associated Press dispatch from Washington notes Senator Chamberlain introduced a resolution to abrogate the HayPauncefote and ClaytonBulwer treaties. He argues they allow Britain to protest toll exemptions for American ships at the Panama Canal.
Reverend Dr Henry Churchill King of Oberlin College is highlighted for delivering a powerful Sunday sermon. The piece lauds his masterful oratory and inspiring epigrams that guided listeners toward compelling truths about character, time, thought, and attention to life’s realities.
A historical bank description promoting services and safety appeals to patrons. It lists officers and directors including A J Nance as president J R Chastal as vice president J C Coit as cashier and others. The institution presents itself as a depository for both large and small accounts serving the local community.
The C I A homecoming in a 1200 seat auditorium opened with Ave Maria and a violin solo by Miss Ault. Rev J W Caldwell led prayer and Prof A G Pfaff sang, as Dr King delivered a sermon on life’s vital facts. He urged character as life’s supreme concern and that faith must be earned.
The speaker discusses man’s dual nature linking animal downward and divine upward, urging self control to avoid temptation. He cites growth through responsibility, love, sin, and future life, then quotes Lowell on the voyage of the soul and the keys of darkness versus dawn. The address notes this is an age of social consciousness.
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