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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1912

Page

2

Fragmentary OCR Note Yields Sparse Local Item

The readable text offers limited details from a historical page segment. Key names or actions are not fully legible, but indicates a small community item or notice present on the page. Further context would be needed to identify persons places or events.

Denton Leaders Weigh 1912 Political Stakes And Local Matters

Local observations note Denton business hopes for the new year and record a Denton telephone modernization at $40,009 with plans for 1600 local lines. National figures debate whether government serves classes or masses as Democrats seek a united platform around Wilson and a pragmatic 1912 nominee.

Denton Busness Houses Caamp Cock Wilson Messrs. Clark Mr. Folk

Reberve Seeks Re election as County Treasurer

D M Rebrve thanks friends for kindness as he marks age seventy four and health and announces candidacy for re election as County Treasurer of Venton County subject to Democratic Primaries. He notes low salary and requests continued support from voters for another term.

Venton County Cee Ee Ray ‘ . M Reeve D. M. Reeve Dan Alabama E. E. Miller Miller Denton County

Two Deaths in the County Reported

Mrs Iva Yount a young farmer's wife living eight miles north of Krum died at home Sunday at 2 PM after a short illness of septicemia She was 17 and survived by a husband and child The body went to Fort Smith Ark for burial Luther Thomas 17 of Wolfe City died in Denton County after pneumonia followed an lung abscess He was visiting relatives at Ponder The remains were shipped Monday from Krum to Wolfe City for funeral services at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J Thomas

Ponder Wolfe City Santa Fe Krum J. 3 Thomas

Weather, politics, and fire news from the week

The Weather Bureau foresees cold weather across the West with a blizzard and subzero readings. Clarence Ousley says he will not run for the U.S. Senate seat to succeed Bailey. The Plaza Hotel in Brownwood owned by J W Spangenberg burned causing about 60000 in damage. 27 guests escaped in night clothes. The Supreme Court will review disputes between the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Court of Commerce after recent rulings.

Clarence Ousley U. S Bailey England West Amarilo Texas Urandfield Plaza Brownwood J. W. Spangenberg Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Court of Commerce

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Notices

Denton readers see a testimonial urging Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with a Denton address. The page also includes candidate announcements for D. M. Reeve and E. E. Miller, a fire-burn remedy ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, bread advertising, and a brief note about local classifieds.

Record of 501 Miscellaneous Affairs and Aviation Losses

A classified summary lists miscellaneous items including aviation field incidents in losses by accidents explosions fire and storms. It compiles miscellaneous affairs and personal interest notes with aviation related entries and events.

Political and Personal Happenings Across 1909 Timeline

The document lists events by month including marriages such as John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford and Helen Gould in New York, major political moves like Taft’s administration resignations, court decisions including dissolution of Standard Oil, treaties and international events in Britain Japan and China, and notable public ceremonies from February through November. It records shifts in U S government, international diplomacy, and empire-era milestones with several named figures and institutions.

Denton Dean L. T. Fowlkes Mulbverry St Texas A .Onic Foster Wilburn Co Buffalo New York United States John Graham Hope Horsley Beresford Lord Decies Helen Vivien Gould George J Gould Arizona China Prince Ching George V Buckingham Palace King George Queen Mary Crystal Palace London United States Supreme Court Standard Oil Company Insurrectos Henry L. Stimson Tripoli Great Britain Portsmouth England John J. McNamara Los Angeles Taft San Francisco Lianfu Chinese National Assembly Tripolis

Sports Highlights From February To October

Record of athletic marks and winners across venues including New York Athletic Club 200 meter swim by C M Daniels in 2 02 seconds, Capablanca beating Widmar 9 4 in San Sebastian chess match, Cambridge over Oxford 6 4 in London intervarsity, and polo at Meadow Brook where Americans defeated England 4 3. Also notes harness racing, discus by Martin Sheridan 141 inches, Gotch beating Hackenschmidt in Chicago, Larned tennis title at Newport, West Point’s football win over Yale 6 0, and baseball world championship won by Philadelphia Athletics 18 2 over New York.

Capablanca Widmar San Sebastian Cambridge Queen's Club London Oxford Meadow Brook N. J Martin J. Sheridan Paterson Reptember Frank Gotch Geo Hackenschmidt Chicago William A. Larned Severth Newport R. I John H. Mooney New York Oakland Cal Harold H. Hilton Great Britain Frederick Herreshoff Rye N. Y de Oro John Daly West Point Yale Brown Penn Philadelphia P. J. McDonald Long Island City Philadelphia Athletics J. F. Baker Matt McGrath John Flanagan Princeton Harvard Minnesota Carlisle Pennsylvania Michigan Syracuse Ann Arbor Beatty Columbia University Cornell Ithaca Bouin Paris New Haven Dartmouth Wisconsin Madison Wise Navy Army William Queal Bob Burman Daytona Beach Fla Barney Oldfield H. W. Fitzpatrick Southern Association of A. A. A New Orleans J. P. Jones Dan Ahearn

Intense worldwide disasters mark January 4 events

A census of catastrophes reports an earthquake in Russian Turkestan destroying two towns with 16 000 lives affected, storms sweeping Missouri to Oklahoma killing seven, Mexico earthquakes with up to 1500 deaths, extreme heat in northern and eastern states including New York and Topeka, Berlin heat, a Japanese typhoon and tsunami, Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma flood damage over 1 million, Mount Etna volcanic activity causing 2 million loss.

Russian Turkestan New York Topeka Paris Berlin Japan Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Charleston Mount Etna

Naval and political milestones and losses across 1909 events

A compilation of 1909 items notes the Panama libel suit ruling in favor of the New York World, stock broker Jamies B McNamara plea, Stolypin’s death, battleship movements, fires and disasters, and a list of prominent deaths by age and place, including Taft reviewing ships in New York and a Paris chess of notable figures.

United States Supreme Court Panama New York World Carnegie Trust Company of New York

Disasters at Sea 10 Steamer Iroquois Foundered Off BC

The Iroquois foundered off Coal Island in British Columbia with 20 missing. The San Fernand sank off Finisterre, Spain, with 21 drowned. The Santa Rosa stranded near Point Arguello, California, with 90 lost. The Van Dyck wrecked off the Cornish coast with 14 sailors drowned.

Roquois Coal Island British Columbia Yves San Fernand Finnisterre Spain Santa Rosa Point Arguello Cal van Dyck Cornish

Aviators Set Attendance at San Francisco Meet

Eugene B. Ely piloted a Curtiss plane from the San Francisco field to the Philadelphia ship deck and back a 13 mile return flight. Philip O. Portmalee set an endurance mark flying a Wright bi plane for 3 hours 39 minutes 49 seconds. Lieut Bague of France flew 16 miles over the Mediterranean from Antibes.

Niece GE. M. Kelly United States Signal Corps San Antonio Tex Rheims Henry Weymann Fequant Great Britain Henri Maurice Berteaux A. E. E. Monis Issy-les-Molineux France Lieut. Menard Fiying Pierre Vedrines Paris Madrid Jules Vedrines Chicago W R. Badger Pittsburgh St. Croix Jotnstone Atwood St. Louis New York Governors Island M Helles Mourmelon Cromwell Dixon Rockies Spokane Wash Hans Gericke Berlin Kansas City Ladysmith Wis H W. Gill Eugene & Ely Macon San Francisco Eugene B. Ely United States Philadelphia Philip O. Portmalee Bague Mediterranean Antibes

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