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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1913

Page

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Enver Bey Denies Assassination Report

London dispatch reports Enver Bey denies rumors of severe wounding amid sparse Balkan war news. The Associated Press notes censorship limited details.

Enver Bey Associated Press Dispatch London

Poet Joaquin Miller Dies in California at 87

Cal Feb 18 Joaquin Miller the poet of the Sierras died yesterday in California ending a long life begun in Indiana in 1840s. His given name was Cincinnatus Heine Miller and he achieved fame as Joaquin Miller.

Akland Cal Joa-quin Miller Wegen Indiana Cincinnatus Heine

Eastern railroads agree to arbitration to avert strike

New York february eighteenth eastern railroads agreed to arbitrate under the Erdman act the demands of the firemen and enginemen of fifty four railroads this averts the strike danger the managers said the public would not tolerate a strike

Associated Press Dispatch New York

Boyce Planned Elopement With Mrs Sneed, Again

Associated Press dispatch from Vernon reports on a Fort Worth elopement case. The Sneed defense read the testimony of a Pullman porter about the couple’s train elopement. Nine witnesses testified Boyce was in Fort Worth last summer planning another elopement.

Associated Press Dispatch Vernon Sneed

Busi ness Move Planned Near Old Post Office

The text notes a plan to operate until the new bank building is completed, with quarters to be set up just south of the old post office and bank building.

Bank

Senate Quorum Lacks After Day The Legislature Weighs On Amendments

Austin February 18 The Senate again fails to reach quorum with two absences delaying session until Thursday as forty House members await colleagues. Internal improvements committee backs Lattimore amendment to the aunt pass law and Santa Fe consolidation bill. Representative George Herder sick with cerebro spinal meningitis at Weimar. J C Hunt improving after illness.

Associated Press Dispatch Austin Senate House Senate Internal Improvements Committee Lattimore George Herder Weimar J. C. Hunt Canyon

First Of School Flags Presented At Normal College

The first formal flag presentations for the school are made at chapel when two flags are given to the Normal college by Denton dry goods stores. Donors include W. B McClurkan & Co Jarrell Evans Dry Goods Co Wilson-Hann Co and the Williams store.

Denton Dry Goods Normal College

Katy Carmens Strike Ends After Two Years

In Kansas City on February 18 a proclamation by Carmen's union President Ryan ended the 1100 Katy Carmens strike in Texas. The action formally ceased at noon today marking the conclusion of a two year dispute that began in September 1911.

Associated Press Dispatch Kansas City Katy Carmen Texas I O Ryan

Denton Area Weather Forecast Unsettled Tonight and Wednesday

For Denton and vicinity the forecast calls for unsettled conditions tonight and Wednesday with cooler air on Wednesday. Expect possible precipitation and variable winds as a cold front approaches.

Denton and Vicinity

Mexico City War Crisis Deepens as Madero Names Interim Chief

President Madero agreed in principle to appoint a president ad interim while the government weakened. Federal forces withdrew from the capital toward Cuernavaca as shells struck the American embassy and the situation remained critical with aggressive actions anticipated.

Associated Press Dispatch Mexico City Madero Senor Lagourain Cuernava A

Daylight Fighting Shifts Front as Rebels Threaten Federal Positions

Reports from Mexico City describe dawn tactical shifts with rebels extending lines and threatening Federal positions. The Federals recaptured the Young Men's Christian Association building and prepared for heavier fighting, while the U S ambassadorial area suffered shell fire and casualties. President Taft’s telegram to Madero drew a favorable reaction as combat continued and civilian casualties mounted.

Associated Press Mexico City Young Men's Christian Association Nizza Street Silas F Gilmore Golima Street Diaz Madero City OF Mexico Taft United States Huerta Blanqurt

PolicyApproval and Marine Buildup in Mexican Crisis

Secretary Knox reports eight days of fighting in Mexico City complied with international law and met European powers approval. Two thousand more Marines are bound for Guantanamo but intended for Vera Cruz area, with transports Prairie and Meade and Galveston orders. Taft fears leaving settlement to Wilson and prepares army contingencies if US provoked.

Associated Press Dispatch Washington Knox Mexico City United States United U.S Guantanamo Cuba Vera Cruz Prairie Meade Galveston Third Cavalry San Antonio Taft White House Mexico Wilson

County Clerk's Office Burdened as Backlog Shrinks Slightly

The County Clerk's Office remains busy with a heavy workload on the recording line. Clerks have gained a few days in the past week and are now twenty eight days behind instead of more than a month.

Local Ford Touring Cars Sold to Sanger Hebron Buyers

Fox Brothers & Co local Ford agents distributed a full carload of eight touring cars. Purchasers included Frank Reynolds D Meadow Hebron F O McReynolds Parvin George Wann Sanger P Wheeler Sanger C Howard Krum and H R Neal Sanger.

Fox Brothers & Co Ford Frank Reynolds D. Meadow Hebron F. O. McReynolds Parvin George Wann Sanger P. Wheeler C. Howard Krum H. R. Neal

Seed demand heavy as warm weather spurs gardening

Local seed dealers report strong sales since warm dry weather began. Home gardeners across the city are busy with vegetables and flowers as soil remains in good condition with ample moisture for planting.

New Goods Arriving With Fresh Fashion Novelties

Recent arrivals showcase new silks Rataines Egyptian Tissues and Red Seal Ginghams in popular fabrics. Clever patterns and striking effects are featured across departments, inviting customers to inspect the latest merchandise and accessories.

Public Buildings Bill Passes House Including Texas Items

The $25,000,000 omnibus public buildings bill cleared the House by over two thirds with 46 votes against. Texas districts Vernon and Bowie gain from the bill and Sundry Civil Service allocations list city amounts such as Amarillo 12,000 Austin 60,000 Bonham 10,000 Brownwood 30,000 and other cities across the state.

Washington House Senate Texas Vernon Bowie Amarillo Austin Bonham Brownwood Bryan Clarksville Corpus Christi Cuero del Rio Hillsboro Longview Marlin Marshall Paris Weatherford

Opinion May Bar Social Clubs From Liquor Or Poker

The Attorney General's office advised the Secretary of State that no state law authorizes incorporation of social clubs that dispense liquor or host pool and billiard tables. If upheld this opinion could eliminate many existing social clubs in Austin.

Associated Press Dispatch Austin Attorney General’s Department Today State Wortham

Carbole Disinfectant Promoted For Typhoid Prevention

Carbole is advertised as a valuable disinfectant and germicide for preventing typhoid and similar diseases. A one pint to eight gallons water solution is recommended for sanitizing sick room vessels and clothing, with usage around the premises. Prices range from 25c per pint to $1.25 per gallon, with discounts for large quantities.

Careful study of insurance conditions invites savings

A business note stressing that careful, systematic study of insurance terms can save dollars and reduce worry. Encourages readers to call anytime to learn how detailed review benefits them.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Williams Store Sierras Casterd Say Boyce Mrs. Sneed W B McClurkan & Co Scott Tailoring Co Katy Carmen First Guaranty State Bank N. Side Square Denton Guaranty Fund Bank J. P. Blount M. L. Martin V. Pres J. A. Rhoads W. E. Smoot J. S. Carlisle Ass’t Cashier Prof W. D. Butler R. L. Leach Joe M. Evans C. C. Yeatts W. N. Yerby FEPEE Cily el, Paso Juarez County Clerk's Office S. A. Gibson Grocer Carbole O. M. Curtis Medicine Man B. H. Deavenport & Co Taliaferro Bros. Seed Store West Side
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