28 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
1
London December 28 The peace conference involving Balkan powers and the Turkish Empire adjourned after a lengthy session of about an hour and a half without progress toward peace. The delegates will resume at 4 o clock Monday.
A Bulgarian delegate told Turkish representatives that allied troops remain at the Tchatalja lines and warned that talks are futile unless negotiations proceed on the dismemberment of European Turkey.
State Senators Isaac E. Huffman and La Forrest R. Andrews began sentences of three years and nine months in the penitentiary at Columbus Ohio after recent denials of new trials. Both lawyers. Andrews formerly Lawrence county prosecutor. Andrews a Republican Huffman a Democrat.
If you are changing banks in the new year consider the safety and service offered by a financial institution with more than $600,000 in resources. The officers and directors listed include A. J. Nance as President J. R. Chastal as Vice President C. Coit as Cashier E. D. Curtis as Assistant Cashier and board members H. Paine F. Bates Dr. J. M. Inge A. C. Owsley.
Fire discovered about 12 40 Saturday morning destroyed the Lyon Gray Lumber Company's yard at Sanger and Stuckey's restaurant in an adjoining iron clad building. Loss estimated 7000 to 8000 on the yard and 1200 to 1500 on the restaurant with possible 7000 notes in a damaged office safe. Manager T B McDaniel reported the blaze started in the yard office. inadequate protection prevented extinction. Nearby buildings sustained partial damage. Versicher unknown.
Suffragists despite cold and heavy snow began the last day of their march from New York to Albany. The group, advancing under AP coverage, pressed on despite frigid conditions on the route through NIVERVILLE.
Associated Press reports nine workers were killed when a boiler exploded at the Seaboard Airline shops in Columbia South Carolina today.
All defendants in the dynamite conspiracy case were found guilty except Daniel Buckley of Davenport Iowa and Herman Seifert of Milwaukee. The case will be appealed. Senator Kern said the verdicts would be appealed to the circuit court of appeals.
All forty one defendants found guilty on all counts in the McNamara trial. Frank M. Bryan and others face delays before sentencing as court reviews the widespread union roles and the alleged payoffs and betrayal within the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers.
Government authorities mark the first step toward federal prosecution for illegal transport of explosives exactly one year after the Los Angeles Times explosion. A federal grand jury indicts 54 labor union officials on February 6, 1912, and by February 14 most defendants are arrested nationwide via telegraphic signals, with trial starting on October 1, two years post explosion.
Gas explosions have caused severe losses in some localities. Fire insurance policies do not cover this hazard, but extra premium protection is available. Request a quote for rates.
The defense argues Ryan and others were named as principals through letters. McNamara and confessors knew of a dynamiting campaign. executives allegedly lacked knowledge of $1000 monthly use. Testimony highlights the Los Angeles Times bombing and plans for further explosions including Panama Canal locks and blasts on open shop contractor offices and railroad bridges.
Fire started in a pool hall at 2 a m burned a business district block in Waxahachie destroying the Shelton theater. The loss totaled 57 000 dollars, partly insured.
Texarkana reports 19 year old Allen Mills is jailed over the fatal shooting of his uncle Marion Durham whose body was found near Simms Texas with a head wound.
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