George J Roark Re-elected Secretary Leader of Chamber
George J Roark is re elected as secretary of the chamber of commerce. The weekly meeting is set for Thursday.
09 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
1
George J Roark is re elected as secretary of the chamber of commerce. The weekly meeting is set for Thursday.
Denton chamber directors discussed a membership drive with two canvassing committees led by captains to win the most new members. Ten young businessmen will join the teams, with a banquet for the winning side and ongoing committee appointments set for the next weekly meeting.
The plan outlines a feasible date for the initial trades day and the aim to hold monthly trades days during the upcoming season. The proposal indicates regular opportunities for exchange and commerce throughout the period.
Shanghai dispatch reports Tang Shao Yi, envoy for Premier Yuan Shih Kai, saying abdication of the throne should be achieved before February 18. It notes doubt Yuan Shih Kai will be named president and mentions Li Yuan Heng as a possible successor.
Associated Press dispatch from Mukden reports Kaiping bombarded by revolutionists with town and fortress in flames. Twenty-three officers of the garrison were beheaded, believed to have colluded with the revolutionaries.
The County Judges and Commissioners association met in Fort Worth and endorsed higher pay for county commissioners. A speaker called for a minimum of five dollars per day for smaller counties and fixed salaries for larger counties.
A fire in a quarry pit near a box of dynamite caused an explosion and injured three men. Sparks and flying debris struck the workers, with fragments injuring them as the blast occurred. The incident occurred in Waxahachie on February 9.
A bank emphasizes that success depends on public confidence and commits to safety and service as its core motto while inviting customers to open accounts. It states its business is strictly banking with no side lines.
A. J. Nance serves as President with J. R. Christal as Vice President and C. Coil as Cashier, E. D. Curtis as Assistant Cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance, Ed F. Bates, Dr. J. M. Inge, A. C. Owsl ey, J. H. Paine, J. R. Christal, and J. Coit.
A clash near Penjamo leaves seven rebels dead and fifteen rebels killed in Guadalajara state. Local reports describe a sustained engagement between opposing forces with ongoing security operations in the region.
Federal troops and Mexican rebels clashed near Penjamo as rurales and Zapatistas fought on the Mexican side of the line. The engagement left severals and fifteen rebels dead, with reports from Guadalajar a dated February 9.
A U S cavalry detachment left Fort Clark at 1 AM to meet a troop train of Mexican soldiers and escort them to El Paso. They expect arrival this afternoon. The move is to bridge burned bridges on the Mexican Central to Juarez while Coahuila remains quiet.
Gov Colquitt weighs a dispute over Mexican troops crossing Texas in the wake of reports that Washington granted permission to Mexico. The State Department reportedly asked Colquitt if he objected and is now considering the matter. If no permission is granted, Texas Rangers would halt the forces at the border.
Washington dispatch reports the Madero government facing a grave situation as Chapala Jalisco reportedly joins the rebels. Conditions in Michoacan state are described as serious amid ongoing instability and rebel activity.
A cold night in New Orleans with a drop in temperatures. Saturday looks significantly cooler with continued cold air brief and unsettled conditions.
The article touts careful service to business clients with strong organizational safeguards and financial responsibility. It promises full benefits to depositors and emphasizes attention to all accounts large or small.
In a Tussey case the defendant contends his wife was insane, arguing Sneed believed she was crazy when she eloped. The court weighs claims of mental state and intent amid the marriage dispute.
Testimony opened with banker Fuqua of Amarillo detailing talks with Sneed before the killing of A B Boyce Sr. The defense sought to introduce Sneed's letter from New York, arguing it showed his wife Lena believed insane. Judge Swayne gave the state until 2 pm to rule on admissibility and Pace testified on conversations about mail and family, with further witnesses expected.
Womingitis bulletin lists Groesback quarantine raised with no new actions. Waco reports one new case and one death. Paris records one death. Fort Worman two new cases. Cameron three new county cases. Temple one death and ferris two new cases. Dublin one death. Cisco says all cases discharged and schools open. Greenville two new cases. Teague no new cases and schools open. Ada two new cases. Texarkana one new case. Denison no new cases. Durant four new cases.
In Mineral Wells on February 9 a group of men in night clothes forced the Jerome hotel guests to flee. A young woman was carved on a ladder and property damage was estimated at $6,000.
The U S gunboat landed 75 marines to protect American property owned by the Valentine Syndicate as the Honduran government sought possession.
After Gov Harmon opposes initiative and referendum in the new constitution, progressive supporters claim a serial victory in the convention. Harmon cautions the ideas are experimental and urges waiting until tested elsewhere, while proposing local licensing of saloons be left to communities.
The Union Petroleum Co. purchased a petroleum lease package totaling 40 000 acres near Okmulgee Oklahoma for 725 060 dollars. The sale itemized the lease as part of a larger oil rights transfer.
Judge W. F. Ramsey, candidate for governor, plans to begin his campaign soon with a speech scheduled in Gonzales.
Andrew J White, who claims to be George A Kimmel, attends the trial in St Louis over an insurance policy issued by Kimmels relatives tied to the Arkansas City banker who vanished after embezzling funds. Insurance firms refuse to pay until identity is proven.
The coroner's verdict on the death of LD. R. Sylvester of Weatherford states he died by his own action after being found dead in a Waco hotel.
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