22 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1913
Page
1
An Associated Press dispatch from Nancy France reports a German army aeroplane with two uniformed officers landing on French soil. The Germans claimed they did not know it was French soil and were subsequently released after French authorities investigated the incident.
In Tokyo on April 21 President Wilson and Secretary were announced in a formal dispatch. Details on their visit and accompanying officials remain sparse as reports emphasize the diplomatic mission and expected talks with Japanese leaders.
Bryan seeks compromise on alien land ownership bill while Gov. Johnson opposes it. Public sentiment shifts toward optimism as discussions progress and factions weigh constitutional and economic implications.
Mayor Spangier asks the Bonham City Council to provide water to residents at no charge while covering pumping costs through taxation. Proceeding set for discussion on April 24.
The tariff bill faces a party line vote in the House with 14 to behind the measure. The plan aims to keep the nation elastic to meet essential needs and support the country’s necessities.
The Ways and Means committee, with 14 to 7 party lines, reported a democratic tariff revision bill. Chairman Underwood said the income tax can shift with revenue needs allowing a balance between expenditures and revenues. Democrats argue production costs no longer regulate tariffs and defend protection for wool while noting steel benefits from foreign competition.
Representative Gallagher labeled the contract system the most audacious and autocratic trust in the country and introduced a House resolution for investigation by a special committee and the Attorney General.
President Wilson telegraphed Governor Johnson urging Californians not to pass anti alien laws that would conflict with U S treaty obligations with Japan. He appeals with the utmost confidence to the people of California on this issue.
Washington April 22 the House approved the Sundry civil appropriation bill by an overwhelming vote. The measure includes a provision prohibiting funds used to enforce trust laws against labor unions or farmers cooperative associations.
Austin April 22 Comptroller Lane labeled Gov Colquitt s veto of the 9 30 civil closing bill a confidence game aimed at appeasing liquor dealers He claimed the veto would aid dealers by renewing licenses after a special session and extending their protections for twelve months while penalties remain for wine violations.
Pires rich appointers, Houston, April 9. Mayor Ben Campbell discharged city employees, including all special officers who had served under May or Rice.
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday. Gusty winds and scattered showers are possible across Frenick Avenue and surrounding areas as a weather system moves through. Temperatures will remain mild with cooler nights ahead.
Al is already preparing for its next homecoming as celebrations of the tenth anniversary are tempered by regret over a loss. The piece hints at a bigger celebration planned for 1923 to mark the future.
Visitors depart after a joyous tenth anniversary homecoming at the Household Art auditorium. President Hizzell praised organizers and looked forward to the next homecoming in 1925. Dr Brooks urged persistence in life’s race and blending theory with practice.
The Exchange National Bank presents a public statement to patrons and residents of Denton and Denton County. It highlights safety as a depository and claims superior service. Officers listed include A. J. Nance as President and J. C. Coit as Cashier.
The CMI Cagle case drew a good crowd to the county court as friends, relatives, and witnesses gathered for Thursday’s session of the April term.
The April term of County Court hears civil matters and probate orders with jurors named. Notable cases include Emil Cagle and Dal las Beaty in a public building damage charge. verdicts include not guilty for Cagle. Probate estates and guardianships receive final account approvals and discharge.
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