19 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
1
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Mr Andrews accepts a church call from Hillsboro congregation URLUC Tanty accepts resignation of pastor Thal.
Rev Matthew T. Andrews, longtime pastor of the First Baptist church, plans to resign and move to Hillsboro after May. A building committee will push ahead with plans for a handsome new church to honor his tenure, and a sub committee will report to the congregation next Sunday.
An isolated Press dispatch reports in Beaumont on February 19 that Ethel Dove a Black woman her son and her two daughters were murdered with an axe by an unknown assailant in the early morning.
A three story concrete and steel building near Etna Pittsburgh suburb collapsed this morning. One person was killed and four injured. The structure was nearing completion and served as offices for the Etna steel plant. The building stretched 1,400 feet long and 500 feet wide, crashing into the cellar.
Insured against burglary in the Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York, with protection by Burns and Pinkerton Detective Agencies and managed by directors including A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates Dr J. M. Inge A. C. Owsl ey J. C. Coit J. H. Paine J. R. Christal.
A bank advert promises safety and service for account holders, urging customers to dismiss worry and rely on the bank's dependable security and careful attention.
The defense questions directed at Mrs A G Boyce during the case against Arguse son’s tre. Attorneys for the defense pressed inquiries to Mrs Boyce as part of the questioning phase. A bank representative from Exchange National Bank was referenced in the proceedings.
Mrs. Boyce takes the stand as the case against Lawyer McLean heads toward closing arguments. Five men were needed to restrain him during the incident, and the trial may begin argument could start Tuesday.
Two men were arrested in Fort Worth on suspicion of involvement in the Argyle bank robbery. A syringe and soap particles were found on one man’s knife, hinting at explosive use. The grand jury was appointed with multiple local residents serving as officers and bailiffs. The report covers court actions, dismissals, and a courtroom disturbance involving Lynn Boyce.
A fragment urges steady income and saving for emergencies. It promotes banking savings to access funds when needed and describes the joy of having cash ready for hard times, emphasizing thrift and preparedness.
Mrs G Boyce widow of a slain man will take the stand Monday morning in the Sneed trial if physically able. Mart Hardin a character witness will close the state's testimony. The defense will present surrebuttal witnesses, likely pushing into Tuesday night with arguments expected to begin Wednesday and run through the rest of the week.
The Sixteenth District Court began its regular February term Monday at 1 30 PM under District Judge Potter. The session may run up to eight weeks with the grand jury charged and part of the Civil docket impaneled for the term.
The Weather Bureau reports moderate conditions this week with improving weather early on and a chance of rain late in the week starting from the Pacific Northwest around Tuesday.
The press dispatch from Washington notes the Mexican situation is somewhat improved, though reports indicate ongoing turbulent conditions with conflicting signals about progress and stability.
President to send nomination of Mahlon Pitney chancellor of New Jersey to the Senate to fill the seat of Justice Harlan. Pitney is described as a probable associate justice with strong state rights views as the administration moves to finalize the court lineup.
The measure to extend parcels post credit has been decided and will undergo a rural route trial, continuing through 1914. The project frames the postal experiment as a Democratic initiative with tests to gauge impact on rural mail delivery.
Tonight and Tuesday in New Orleans area expect generally cloudy skies and colder conditions. The forecast calls for warmer daytime readings then a drop in temperatures Tuesday.
New York Feb 19 Col Roosevelt receives fresh momentum as Governor Hiram Johnson, previously a Johnson ally, issues a statement urging Roosevelt as the Republican presidential nominee amid internal party shifts.
Gifford Pinchot announces he will not back La Follette for the Republican presidential nomination. He states he supports Roosevelt, arguing recent events showed La Follette cannot unite the progressives.
Dallas reports three new meningitis cases with no deaths Fort Worth records two cases and one death Mellissa reports one new case near town Ennis records one case and one death near town Greenville reports one new case Granger reports one new case Three new meningitis cases in total with no deaths across the area.
Olaf A. Tueitmos and Eugene A. Clancy were arrested in San Francisco on an indictment by the Federal grand jury charging a dynamite conspiracy within a company.
Washington reports the hearing of General Ainsworth before the War department committee was postponed until Tuesday.
A Colombian minister wrote Acting Secretary Wilson suggesting Secretary Knox avoid visiting Colombia on a Central America tour. He said the letter reflected his views not the government and criticized the United States for not submitting Panama Canal zone disputes to arbitration. The incident unsettled officials and sparked talk of recalling Senor Pedronel Ospina.
Returns from Oklahoma counties show Clark with 215 instructed votes and Wilson with 195, making control depend on uninstructed delegates. Both sides claim advantage, while Rarmon appears weak unless supported by individual delegates.
In Chicago on February 19 a special Federal grand jury was said to have been empaneled to investigate whether counsel for the meat packers on trial had conducted a school for the witnesses.
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