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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement urges fathers to open a bank account to build their son's future business by establishing bank credit. It emphasizes sound banking and solicits new accounts, noting the bank will grow with the boy.
An Austrian consul reports to a Greek audience that a noncombatant massacre by Bulgarians is confirmed by an unbiased correspondent. The dispatch notes additional outrages in the conflict.
Doiran and Serres reports emerge from Saloniki with a Bulgarian assault story. The Mussulman refugees allege Bulgarian troops massacred 30,000 people, a claim countersigned by three Doiran Bulgarian priests, as the Austrian consul confirms the Serres sacking.
A dated advertisement extols pluck application and tenacity as keys to success. It claims Exchange National Bank, established 1881, will help an earnest person open an account and grow it until opportunities arise, framing sincere effort as a path to triumph.
The president seeks a personal briefing on the situation in Mexico City. Telegraphic orders direct Ambassador Wilson to return immediately to the United States and report to the president. An important announcement is anticipated.
President Wilson directs Ambassador Wilson in Mexico City to return to Washington for talks with the President on the Mexican situation. Secretary Bryan says foreign powers have asked what the United States will do and the ambassador will sail on the Louisiana or Michigan from Vera Cruz if needed. The administration’s stance favors supporting constitutional Latin American governments.
Adjunct of the National Manufacturers' Association says a fund of 500000 to 700000 dollars yearly was used to defeat inimical legislation.
In a lobby probe, a July 1908 Mulhall letter to Secretary Schwechman of the National Association of Manufacturers described a fund of 3.5 to 7 million yearly by the National counsel for industrial defense to oppose nonfavored legislation. Mulhall swore money was paid for political purposes and praised the late Vice President Sherman. A memorandum labeled a black list named four Texas congressmen: Stephens Beall Burress and Henry.
Chicago, July 16. The estate of John R B Walsh once valued at 15 million in 1905 has declined to a mere 4500 according to the estate's attorneys.
Yesterday the temperature registered 18 degrees in the shade, marking a cool day across the region. The reading reflects a late season chill with clarity and light winds reported.
Eagle Pass reports Governor Carranza wired Washington protesting any recognition of the Huerta regime. He said constitutionalists would win if the United States granted belligerent rights. Washington officials said the situation in Mexico and European inquiries demand close attention with a policy pronouncement expected soon.
Nels Darling spoke to a large audience at a businessmen lecture during Chautauqua week. The talk energized attendees and highlighted civic topics while a smaller group of local merchants observed.
The Denton program showcased the Gretchen Myers Co. soprano Miss Myers and violinist Senor Fabrizio, with Nels Darling delivering a sharp critique of Denton civic life and Prohibition advocacy. Lectures by Prof. Lewis and others followed a full evening program amid enthusiastic audience reaction.
Senator Penrose announces that United States Republicans will not unite against the Underwood Simmons tariff measure. The minority leader states there will be no concerted action by Senate Republicans.
Blossom Yowning was fined 25 dollars in Richmond Virginia for wearing a slit skirt. The incident occurred on July 116, with the small-town court imposing the fine as a minor public morality case.
Miss Edna Dodson of Kemp Texas killed herself at the Arlington home of her sweetheart Willie Record who had taken his own life a week earlier after parents blocked their marriage.
Paris July 16 Mrs Collis P Huntington wife of the famed railroad magnate today married her nephew Henry E Huntington who is also a railway man.
Governor Colquitt commuted J. D. Manley’s 40 year murder sentence to two years. He said the verdict was excessive and that the killing at Dallas on Oct. 23, 1909, occurred in a moment of provocation and sudden passion. Manley, a Texas National Guard member, killed Louis Richenstein among a crowd at the fair.
Senator Penrose announces the minority will not take any concerted action against the democratic tariff bill in Washington on July 16. The statement underscores bipartisan caution in addressing tariff policy.
Dr. Paul S Reiniseh of the University of Wisconsin, a professor of political economy, has been selected for Minister to China. His name has not yet been sent to the Senate.
Washington July 16 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued a formal order for an investigation of the Frisco receivership in line with a Congressional resolution directing such inquiry.
Atlanta July 16 Senator A Bacon was re elected to the Senate without opposition in the first election held under the direct election of Senators amendment.
President Wilson and Democratic leaders pushed the Newlands compulsory arbitration act through both houses. A presidentially appointed board, subject to Senate approval, will arbitrate wage differences affecting interstate commerce, aiming to defuse tensions between Eastern railroads and their employees.
Miss Inez Milholland, noted New York suffragist, wed Eugen Boisevain a wealthy Amsterdam businessman in London on July 16. The ceremony followed a brief wedding in the city with an international guest list and indications of a quiet, upscale affair.
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