03 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
1
Lot 1 features white canvas pumps size 11 to ? with a value of 1.50 and asking price 1.10. Lot 2 lists big Misses white canvas pumps size ? to 6 valued at 3.00 with data 250. Lot 3 has big Misses white back pumps size 2 to 6 valued at 3.50. Lot 4 offers woman’s tan pumps valued at 3.50 for 2.75.
Gov. Colquitt announced a deficiency appropriation to reconstruct the burned main hall of the A&M College, allowing immediate rebuilding. In other dispatches a German aviator and passenger died in a crash near Cremon, while Alabama Governor O Neal urged grand jury action to probe murder and arson after a Benton fire.
In Tucson Arizona both Taft and Roosevelt camps held meetings and each side elected six delegates to the Chicago convention amid a split showing in the state.
A local store advertises savings across departments during the Aviation meet and offers a free ticket to the event for customers who spend up to $5 in cash. The promotion targets economical shoppers seeking seasonable, quality goods.
Patrols and committee members named to organize a large reception as fear drives depopulation in Sheppard’s Friends City. Reports say only 106 of 2600 residents remain, signaling a mass exodus and civil unrest.
Denton county supporters plan a large reception and a speaking event for Hon Morris Sheppard, candidate for United States Senator, with committees named to arrange the visit. He will address voters on Thursday, June 6, at an arranged venue.
A Decatur visit is anticipated with a committee escort along the road to city limits. The exact assembly point for the welcome is not fixed but a courthouse or opera house venue near 2 o clock Thursday afternoon is suggested, with committees announced including central chairman Lee Zomwalt and many Denton and Bolivar names in the extended roster.
Navajo June 3 report says people in Western Chihuahua and Eastern Sonora have risen against the rebel leader Orozco. The countryside is described as active in the movement against his forces.
President Taft granted an unconditional pardon to Williard Jones of Portland for Oregon land fraud convictions, citing improperly drawn jury as the reason. The decision comes amid the long legal battle tied to state land deals and related indictments.
In Raleigh North Carolina on June 3 two locomotives stolen from a station last night crashed into a southbound passenger train eight miles north of the city. Engineer W E Kirwood was killed. the fireman jumped and was uninjured. In Dallas County Dallas Pioneer: George Jackson aged 73, pioneer resident since 1848, died at his home in Dallas.
A Senate poll reports 54 dissenting to Lorimer's seating, 7 in favor, and 3 undecided. The vote appears likely tomorrow as Lorimer travels to Washington.
Associated Press dispatch from Ballinger reports Paul Trammell a prominent farmer shot and killed Juan Lion a Mexican. Trammell says Lion threatened to kill him while attempting to move mortgaged stock and refused to halt when confronted. Trammell fired from eighty yards hitting Lion in the forehead. a dirk was found on the body.
The report from New Orleans dated June 3 notes unsettled weather tonight and Tuesday with variable skies and possible showers. No significant temperature details are provided.
Refugees from La Maya report rebels seized the town and shouted Death to the Whites as Negro insurgents burned a refugee camp. The incident reaches Santiago with word that refugees fled toward safer areas after clashes and a burning attack.
Abner Davis former president of the Night and Day Bank of Oklahoma City was found guilty by a Federal court jury of using the mails to defraud He was convicted on a count accusing him of falsely stating to the banking board that the bank was prosperous while evidence showed it was losing a large sum each month
Dr W. D. Gibson a Mission Texas dentist vanished in Alexandria suspected murdered possibly by two Mexicans for robbery. Flood stained clothing found on the river bridge suggests he was stabbed and the body cast into the river.
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