Police Take Control at Jaurez After Looting Incidents
Police regain control in Jaurez amid looting at Crensken area as rioters target saloons and stores. Officers cordon streets and monitor crowds while shops report damage and theft.
01 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
1
Police regain control in Jaurez amid looting at Crensken area as rioters target saloons and stores. Officers cordon streets and monitor crowds while shops report damage and theft.
Juarez garrison of about 306 mutineers rises at dawn causes looting and clashes across the city. Four Americans and eleven others imprisoned without food since yesterday noon. Reports say they aligned with Zapata or support General Orozco. later police restore some control. Two Americans reported dead and three wounded, unconfirmed.
Rioting garrison marches through Juarez streets with shots fired driving hundreds of residents to flee across the river into El Paso. Severe street fighting leaves at least fifteen reported dead or hurt.
An official report from El Paso at noon says eight killed and nine wounded in Juarez last night. Lipriano Torres, an insurgent, is the only identified casualty. Americans were barred from crossing into Juarez today. The commandant of troops and the chief of police, jailed last night, were freed today. The mutineers burned jail papers and released the prisoners.
Six hundred federal soldiers are prepared to rush from here to Juarez on a special train. The move reflects heightened security concerns at the border as tensions rise between the two nations.
Prices of oil have risen steadily since the Supreme Court dissolved the oil trust. The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey has advanced prices three times this year. Gasoline now costs 2 cents a gallon higher in New York, with further rises predicted.
Exchange National Bank lists resources of 550000 with A J Nance as president and J R Christal as vice president C Coit as cashier E D Curtis as assistant cashier Directors include A J Nance Ed F Bates Dr J M Inge A C Owls ey J C Coit J R Christal and J H Paine
A total of 4 784 poll tax receipts were issued along with 164 exemptions signaling a record year for payments.
Denton County reports a total of 4784 poll tax receipts with 164 exemption certificates issued for young men. Ward 4 in Denton leads with 860 23, Ward 2 288 12, Ward 3 170 17, and other boxes listed. Property tax payments over the last three days were also exceptionally heavy, with a continuation noted on the fourth page.
A wholesale house interviewer tests a job applicant by asking for a bank book. After seeing regular small deposits, the manager congratulates the saver and states preference for men who save. The bank also invites other young men to open accounts.
A spectacular blaze on West Hickory destroyed the Johnson Brothers barn the Pat Patterson Furniture Exchange and city livery stable. The total loss is estimated at $29,000. Fire crews battled the flames through the night.
Fire started in Johnson Brothers barn on West Hickory Street and spread rapidly, consuming the barn, Patterson building, and City Livery Stable within minutes. Firemen fought five streams to save First Baptist Church as losses neared $20,000 with insurance claims and numerous business and livestock losses.
Former Oklahoma governor Haskell announces a run for the U S Senate challenging incumbent Senator Robert L. Owen. The candidate positions himself as an alternatives for the seat, citing state interest and national policy.
A customer comments on a business with casual remarks about service and perception. The note hints at customer experience and local reception, reflecting everyday interactions and public sentiment.
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