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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
1
President Taft told Western senators he favors repeal of the Canadian reciprocity act while not abandoning reciprocity as a principle. He argues the United States should stop offering terms Canada refuses to accept even as the law remains in effect domestically.
The Southwestern Telephone Company will use 100000 miles of wire and 40 persons to compile election returns on Saturday night in Dallas. The tabulation will be sent from Dallas through the state to any subscriber who wants it.
Ten autos carrying fifty Colquitt reception committee members travel to Sanger to greet Governor Colquitt and escort him to Denton for a 3 PM address on the east court house lawn. Mayor Bates and numerous Denton officials join the crowd. a larger write-up is promised in the next issue.
An advertisement invites readers to open a bank account and save regularly, promising investment opportunities as money grows with disciplined saving. It cites over 2,000 regular customers and urges readers to take part.
Police statements indicate gunmen connected to a Rosenthal killing are being tracked and questioned. Authorities pursue leads across city streets and alleys as investigators tighten the case.
New York July 23 Gunmen tied to the Herman Rosenthal case fall into police hands. C Vallon, one of five gangsters, surrendered and must prove identity before arrest. Deputy Commissioner Dougherty expects all suspects in ten days. Vallon appeared well dressed, arriving by taxi and asking for the detectives bureau.
Nervousness in the foreign colony eased as Orozco ordered Americans in Madera to keep their arms. A lumber company manager complained about rebels seizing alarms and ammunition held by foreigners, and Orozco named Col. Bermudez to take charge while canceling Delcampo's order.
In Dolores Mex rebels captured the town two days ago and set fire to a company property. They robbed the safe of $6,000 and seized part of the company's mules. American women and children remain in the area as locals seek horses to move them out toward Madera.
Washington July 23 The House judiciary committee voted for an immediate inquiry into the existence and ramifications of the beef trust.
City Council voted to issue city scrip not to exceed 750 to cover insurance premiums for ward school buildings. The school board cannot pay, so the Council will advance the funds and be repaid later. Scrip will be issued over three years at 8 percent.
County court records show no business transacted Tuesday morning and the court adjourned until Wednesday as most attorneys attend Gov Colquitt's speaking. The judge said too many duties with the Governor in town. Justice must wait.
Tulsa officials report farmers and oil operators plan to dynamite for rain, a move aimed at cooling drought anxiety. The extraordinary proposal reflects local frustration over dry conditions and seeks to induce rain through explosive weather-evoking actions.
In Texas City on July 21 ties tie berlake shot and fatally wounded Geo Scotto after a political rally. Both men were candidates for constable as gunfire erupted following the event.
Seattle July 2 Following the resignation of Federal District Judge Hanford yesterday the impeachment proceeding against him will be discontinued.
B F Bridges acting for Senator Dixon says the new progressive party will be a white man organization in Mississippi. A call for a progressive meeting signed by whites and blacks has been cancelled.
County Chairman Belew calls for delegates to attend the county convention on August 3. The notice urges local party members to participate and elect representatives for the upcoming political process.
Washington July 23 The Post Office appropriation was reported to the Senate in shorn form lacking good road provisions from the House. The bill would revise the parcel post system using distance zones and directs investigations of good roads by a Congressional committee.
The marriage of 0. S. Thomas of Greenville and Olive Elder of Pilot Point will be held at 3:31 this evening at the bride's home in Pilot Point. Thomas is the Greenville High School principal. Elder is the daughter of D. E. Elder, a Pilot Point businessman. After their honeymoon they will reside in Greenville.
Washington July 23 anti saloon forces secured a committee victory as Senator Cummins was instructed to report favorably a bill allowing dry states to intercept liquor shipments from wet regions.
Asbury Park July 23 The state progressive mass meeting decided to field a complete progressive ticket but has not yet decided on the nomination method for that ticket.
Street work on West Hickory progresses rapidly with proper grade prepared for gravel laying at the upper end near the square.
Weather outlook for New Orleans Louisiana predicts unsettled conditions tonight and into Wednesday. Periods of rain with possible thunderstorms and warm humid air across the region. Local residents should prepare for intermittent showers and potential localized flooding in low lying areas.
W T Johnson serves as president with A D Turner and L H Schweer as vice presidents. H F Schweer is also a vice president, with W F Woodward and Jack Christal as assistant cashiers. Directors include W T Johnson H F Schweer L H Schweer J E Wilson A D Turner L Bailey J C Christal and Jno A tann.
Sheriff Orr returned from Pilot Point with Will Drake a 20 year old negro arrested on local option law violations. Drake faced two charges and, with no bond, was jailed Monday afternoon.
In Decatur a 3 year old child of Henry Cook near town suffered a bronchial ailment. An abscess opened on the back and a head of rye was found to have grown inside the body. The child remains critically ill and not expected to live.
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