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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1912
Page
1
Votes on the leading tariff bills are expected in the Senate this week and final adjournment of the term may be near as lawmakers push to postpone Archbald impeachment proceedings to a later year.
Dallas July 22 The names of the electors have been left off the official primary ballot in fifty one counties mostly in South Texas. Supporters of some candidates say the omission could allow Republicans to vote in the Democratic primary since electors are not pledged to the regular election.
Los Angeles reports Corham Tupts Jr convicted of fraudulently obtaining $100 000 from his wife formerly Mrs Roe of Fort Worth and given a three year prison term.
Peter Pryal, a former Titanic crew member, swears he saw Captain Smith in Baltimore on Saturday. Pryal says Smith recognized him and called him by name but declined to stop for talk.
Governor O B Colquitt will address supporters Tuesday at 4 PM on the east courthouse lawn as part of his bid for the Democratic nomination. A large reception committee of prominent citizens will welcome him with bands from Pilot Point and Lewisville. He will also speak in Sanger in the morning and Lewisville Tuesday night.
The text urges opening an account and saving systematically to gain investment opportunities. It notes the bank has more than 2,000 regular customers and invites readers to join. The message emphasizes frugality and growth through saving rather than spending.
Former Senator Nathan B. Scott told the Senate committee no corporate or International Harvester contributions funded Roosevelt’s campaign. He recalled his own 1904 donation of about 36,000 dollars and noted George W. Perkis gave 15,000, but not to the National committee, all supporting the West Virginia state effort.
The murder of Herman Rosenthal in New York is nearing a solution with Deputy Police Commissioner Dougherty predicting arrests of two or three gunmen. Jack Sullivan and Sam Paul, grilled under third degree, provided important evidence though its exact nature is not disclosed. L Webber, Sam Paul, and Jack Sullivan were later arrested on suspicion of knowing details of the Rosenthal killing.
July 22 reports indicate several people drowned when boats capsized in a violent windstorm off Maryland shores. The storm unroofed houses and uprooted trees across Western and Northern Maryland including Baltimore, with damage spread over the Chesapeake Bay.
Three lives lost as floods hit Pittsburg on Sunday morning. Trolley and railroad service were impaired and manufacturing institutions flooded, with extensive inland damage reported.
Senate and House conferees failed to reach an accord on the naval appropriation bill. The Senate judiciary committee ordered a favorable report on a provision to bar shipments of liquor from wet to dry states when the shipment violates state law.
Senator Dixon declared today that there must be a full third party ticket in Illinois. He said pussyfoot politics would not go unnoticed and urged organized opposition as the state contends with political reform.
The First National Bank reports a capital and surplus of 50,000 each. Officers include W. T. Johnson as President A. D. Turner and L. H. Schweer as Vice Presidents H. F. Schweer as Cashier with W. F. Woodward and Jack Christal as Assistant Cashiers. Directors include W. T. Johnson H. Schweer L. H. Schweer J. Wilson A. D. Turner L. Sailey J. C. Christal and Jno A. Hann.
Sea Girt New Jersey July 22 Several democratic publications have begun a one dollar subscription drive for the National Democratic campaign committee. The Record and Chronicle will accept one dollar subscriptions for a national fund and publish the list daily. They will forward subscriptions as needed and start the list with one dollar, more if necessary. Subscriptions received to date: Record and Chronicle one dollar.
Nearly 200 American women and children left Madera Chihuahua for El Paso by rail due to fear of 500 rebels in the town. Private homes were looted in recent days and two American homes were searched for arms. Last night 300 Americans met to preserve order.
Juarez dispatch reports skirmishing between rebel outposts invading Southern Sonora and government troops guarding mountain passes to the state with exchange of fire and movement observed today.
City of Mexico reports eighty four dead from Saturday’s Zapatista assault on a passenger train near Parres. The train carried fifty soldiers and seventy five passengers. forty three passengers died and most of the remaining thirty two were killed or fatally injured or burned in the wreckage fire.
Weather report from New Orleans observes generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with no major precipitation expected. Temperatures and wind details are not provided in the fragment.
Assistant Fire Chief Myers in a Dallas area incident when his fire department vehicle was struck by a Frisco driver named Tom Clark. Clark agreed to appear before the mayor on Tuesday to discuss the incident.
A city car sustained heavy damage after a collision that involved a machine in the area. The incident caused the vehicle to spin and suffer extensive impact damage.
Houston July 22 The eighteenth annual session of the Texas Cottonseed Crushers association opened with the largest attendance in its history.
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