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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
1
Carrie Baker, seventeen, allegedly used a double barbed safety item to blow off the head of C. M. Baker, a noted cattleman, near Antlers Oklahoma. She claims he threatened harm to her and her stepmother. She awaits examination in Jalil on Wednesday.
Six teen bathers drowned near Saint Paul after spending the weekend at nearby lakes. The Associated Press reports the drownings occurred yesterday as local authorities investigated the fatalities amid hot July weather.
Cecil Lyons name appears on the signatures list and is noted as the only Texan among Roosevelt campaign supporters. Senator Dixon of Montana announces the National Progressive call to send delegates to a Chicago convention on August 5. Wilson declares he will not attend the national committee meeting in Chicago.
Washington July political news centers on the Republican committee meeting with President Taft to decide the campaign plan for the coming election. Republicans seek Senate control with 32 seats up next March 19. 19 Republicans, 13 Democrats. The likelihood of Democrats taking several retiring Republican seats is discussed.
SEA GIRT N J July 8 Governor Wilson said he probably would not go to Chicago July 15 for the new national committee. He is 10 000 letters behind with his mail and is personally replying to each letter and telegram if possible.
An Associated Press report from San Diego Texas states County Commissioner M G Diaz and a woman named Lurse died after twelve others fell ill from poisoning in a water barrel. A man and a woman were arrested as investigators pursue revenge as the motive.
Wheat prices fell another 2 cents on Monday, sliding from 93 1/2 to 93 1/2 cents. The week shows a total drop of two cents, with 95 cents remaining the season’s high so far.
American sprinters dominate the event taking all three medals with a new Wuelis record time of 1:519-19.
Greek athlete C. T. Sioliteras won the standing broad jump with 3 meters 36 centimeters. Platt Adams and Ben Adams of New York finished second and third. J E Meredith of Mercersburg Academy won the hundred meters in a new world record 1,519-19. United States swept high jump with first and third places. Germany runner-up.
Police and soldiers arrive in Viterbo to keep order as the Camorra trial verdict looms tonight. Nine Camorra defendants are reportedly found guilty of murder and others guilty of belonging to a criminal association.
In fog over the eastern end of Long Island the Commonwealth with 900 passengers struck the battleship New Hampshire, crumpling its bow and narrowly avoiding sinking. Simultaneously the Bunker Hill and Massachusetts collided near the sound entrance, causing panic among passengers until an inquiry found hull damage above waterline. Emergency repairs are needed before the New Hampshire can be towed to Boston for permanent fixes.
Four men were killed and four wounded in a pitched battle at a sawmill in Grabow, about fifty miles north of Lake Charles, as union and non union laborers clashed with guards yesterday afternoon.
The Weather Bureau forecasts continued warm conditions east of the Rocky Mountains and across the inner middle and southern districts to the west. Local showers are expected but will be sparse with limited precipitation.
The House Judiciary committee led by Cumimitti orders impeachment of Judge Archbald after thirteen articles are presented. The proceedings indicate a unanimous push within the committee to remove the judge.
The House Judiciary committee presented thirteen articles accusing Judge Robert W Archbald of the United States Commerce Court of conduct reprehensible and in marked contrast with federal judicial ethics. Charges cover business dealings with actual and potential litigants and a Europe trip allegedly funded by Henry W Cannon, with claims of favoritism toward railroad interests.
Associated Press dispatch from Agua Prieta Mexico reports Mormon communities at Colona Morelos and Colonia Oaxaca mobilizing to defend property from rebels. They declare they will no longer supply horses or forage to Orozco.
General Huerta’s Federal troops made a triumphant entry into Chihuahua City at 10 o’clock Sunday and dispatched two brigades of cavalry in pursuit of rebels marching toward Casas Grandes. Rail communication with Torreon is expected to be restored.
Two groups totaling about two thousand rebels departed from the border town heading toward Casas Grandes. The first thousand left in the morning and the second group followed later in the day, signaling a coordinated withdrawal or relocation amid ongoing unrest.
San Antonio reports a special election will be ordered to select a successor to Mayor Bryan Callaghan who died at 12 10 this morning after years of kidney trouble. Arrangements are underway for one of the city’s largest funerals tomorrow. He served as mayor off and on since 1885.
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