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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
1
Persian cabinet communications to American officials in Shuster's former office grow insulting. They reportedly seek to push Americans to abandon contracts to avoid payment. The Persian stance implies foreign interests won’t be supported except for personal rights.
North Texas sees slow advance in meningitis cases with new infections not yet fully counted. Denton reports no contagious disease. city health officer notes discharge of prior diphtheria and scarlet fever cases. Dallas records five deaths and two new meningitis cases. Lockhart schools closed after a meningitis case. Black and Mexican residents quarantined.
Champ Clark confirms he and former Governor Folk of Missouri will place their presidential bids on the result of the Missouri state democratic convention in Joplin. If Folk is endorsed Clark will forbid use of his name.
C W Morse, whose prison sentence was commuted by the president, waits in Atlanta for his wife to arrive. The couple learned the news in Washington last night and Morse plans to return home only after she reaches them.
Nanking dispatch reports the republican government demanding the Manchus abdicate the throne and Yuan Shikai cease involvement until peace is restored. If Yuan refuses, war is likely to resume.
Washington reports no Senate session today while the House met at noon. Andrew Carnegie’s expense voucher of 28.70 was approved for testimony before the steel committee due to a missing notary seal. A bill proposing a report on the cost of Philippine occupation by the army was favorably reported.
The great cotton trade strike involving 200000 operatives in Manchester England has been settled and the mills will reopen Monday.
County Attorney Wilson announced the appointment of assistants to fill the unexpired term of Charles Mays. Fred Bottorff named as assistant here and A. Q. Mustain as assistant at Pilot Point. County Judge Hoskins Fray approved the two assistant county attorney applications and salaries of $55 and $20 respectively.
SE RHR wW EH HK weather report from New Orleans says tonight and Saturday will be fair with rising temperatures.
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