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30 Apr 1912
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Record And Chronicle in Denton, Texas
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1912
Page
1
Judges Brooks and Greenwood Speak in McKianey Plea
Dallas jurists judges Brooks and Greenwood make a strong plea in McKianey case on behalf of a New Jerseyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
McKianey
New
Judges and Greenwood in McKinney blast Bailey and Clark in Wilson bid
Judge M. M. Brooks and Hon. C. F. Greenwood spoke for Gov. Wilson in McKinney, denouncing Bailey and Clark on initiative and referendum while tying Harmon to free raw materials and criticizing the Clark Hearst backing amid a Dallas whiskey ring dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Greenwood
Ohio
Harmon
Champ Clark
Wilson
Clark
Congress
Hearst
Bailey excoriates Wilson in presidential race
Bailey directed sharp criticism at Wilson during a campaign event, focusing on policy gaps and leadership credibility. The remarks highlighted rival perspectives as voters weighed national and local implications ahead of the primary.
Bailey speaks for Underwood Clark Harmon in old Fifth district
Senator Joseph W. Bailey addressed about 1000 at Harrison Theater in Denton on Monday. He urged support for Underwood and Clark while favoring Harmon to win, criticizing New Jersey Governor Wilson and warning against voting for candidates with “strange doctrines.” He praised Harmon's governorship and stressed Democratic unity in the presidential choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Whch
Congress
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Harrison Theater Co
North Texas Normal
Bailey
Harmon
Underwood
Clark
New Jersey
E. C. Smith
Smith
Gov Harmon
Ohio
Senator Baily
Senator Bailey
Old Fifth District
Oscar Underwood
Gulf
Champ Clark
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Wilson
Mackay Bennett Returns With Titanic Cargo of 199 Dead
The Mackay Bennett reached Halifax harbor with 199 Titanic victims aboard including two women. 116 bodies were buried at sea as coffins lined the afterdeck. many were wrapped in life belts and found with belts and debris drifting for miles. Captain Larimer and Captain Roberts identified several notables among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iit
Hailafpax
Mackay-Bennett
Fife
Richard Roberts
Co Astor
eGo. B. Widener
F. H. Lariner
Col. Astor
Evidence Ties Franklin to Receiving Tank Disaster Messages
Senate evidence shows Vice President Franklin of the International Marine company received four Western Union messages about the Titanic wreck twelve hours before public notice. Franklin denies attempting to hide the disaster and seeks all messages. Bruce Ismay testifies again to a Senate panel amid claims the White Star line knew of the wreck early. Louise Robinson sues White Star for damages over her husband’s death. Fort Worth reports Champ Clark forces claim Texas support as election day nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Vice- Precdent Franklin
International Marine Company
Western Union
Franklin
Bruce Ismay
Senate Committee
E. J. Dunn
White Star Line
Associated Press
Louise Robinson
John Jacob Astor
Massachusetts Votes Today in Presidential Primary
Boston reports Massachusetts votes today in a preferential presidential primary. Democratic hopefuls Clark and Wilson are contending while Roosevelt and Taft lead the Republican field. The spirited campaign between the last two had intensified and closed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Clark
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Colorado delegates pledge support for Champ Clark
The state democratic convention told the Colorado delegation to back Champ Clark until he withdraws or is no longer a candidate. A motion to make Wilson the second choice was defeated 676 to 572.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark
Colorado
No Debates for Sheppard in Texarkana Campaign
Morris Sheppard said time is too limited for joint debates with Jake Wolters in Texarkana as he must focus on a systematic statewide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Texarkana
Jake Wolters
Morris Sheppard
Wolters Addresses Voters On Prohibition In Senate Campaign
Col J F Wolters spoke to about 700 at Wichita Falls declaring prohibition not an issue in the senatorial race. He attacked Morris Sheppard for repudiating his Paris speech, stating Sheppard made the initiative referendum recall and free raw materials key issues first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolters
Wichita Falls
J. F. Wolters
Morris Sheppard
Greenville
Sheppard
Paris
1882 Every Accommodation Consistent with Good Banking
The bank announces continued customer accommodations aligned with prudent practices. It emphasizes reliability and steady service for clients in 1882 while maintaining fiscal soundness and responsible lending.
Colquitt Addresses Amarillo Gathering On Qualifications
Gov Colquitt spoke to about 2000 people in Amarillo after an all day reception. He said appointments should be based on a man’s qualifications rather than his stance on liquor, and he followed the text of his opening address closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colquitt
Amarillo
Amarilo
First of Virginia Outfit On Trial In Five Murders
Associated Press dispatch from Wytheville Va reports Floyd Allen placed on trial after indictment for five murders. He will be first tried for the murder of Commonwealth Attorney Foster. The day focused on summoning venire men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Wytheville
Floyd Allen
Tria
Foster
Culberson Bill Adopted For Full Campaign Report
The Senate adopted the Culberson resolution calling for a full report on campaign contributions and expenditures in the national elections of 1994 and 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Culberson
Leech Seeks Divorce After Husband’s Life Term
El Paso on April 30 Mrs. John Leech filed for divorce from her husband who is serving life in prison for the killing of El Paso capitalist E. Kohlberg. Kohlberg had attempted to dispossess Leech of a leased building. Leech has been in prison six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
EL Paso
John Leech
E.k Kohlberg
Leech
City Franchise Tax Receipts Hit Record Pace
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports April 30 tax payments soaring as corporations rush to settle franchise taxes with a first morning total of one hundred thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Bayou Sara
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Corporation
Bonaparte Upholds Colonels Contention
Col Roosevelt quoted a telegram from former Cabinet Member Bona part noting Harvester trust discussed in the cabinet. He criticized Taft, saying the action was not compatible with the feedless kind of good intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynaparte
Harvester Trust
Roosevelt
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Bonapart
Taft
Taft Returns to Washington After Five Hours Then Heads to Savannah
President Taft spent five hours at home in Washington before continuing to Savannah Georgia. The trip was part of a longer schedule announced today with Taft expected to address events in Georgia after his brief stay in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Washington
Taft
Wreck South of Argyle Delays Night Trains
A pair of trucks ran off a box car about three miles south of Argyle on Monday night tearing up ties for a quarter mile. Night passenger trains delayed several hours after 1 am with freight trains also held up. The damaged box car was pulled into Argyle and repaired as crews worked through the night, with the flyer delayed until after 2 am Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Woman Held for Killing Ennis Man
Apr 30. Jerry Stapleton, 27, was shot and killed Sunday night in Ennis. Coroner’s verdict names Mrs Lee Crawford, who lives next door, as the shooter. Authorities say Stapleton mistook the Crawford home for his own and entered the wrong yard. Crawford says she heard a man on her porch who refused to answer before she fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Jerry Stapleton
Lee Crawford
Stapleton
Crawford
Weather Snapshot New Orleans Apr 30
Unsettled conditions in New Orleans with showers and thunderstorms forecast tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures rise tonight with warmer conditions expected by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Cooley
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