04 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
1
Lot listings show Misses white canvas pumps 1 to 2 value 1.50 Lot 2 Big Misses white canvas pumps 2 to 6 value 3.00 Lot 3 Big Misses white buck pumps 2 to g value 3.50 Lot 4 Woman's Tan pumps value 3.59 Lot 5 Woman's Tan pumps value 3.90 Lot 6 Black Gun Metal Pumps 3.00 value 1.10 All goods are new desirable stock offered as broken lots at half price.
Reports say mobile units of federals and rebels maneuver near Chihuahua with Villa Rabago leading cavalry toward Bachimba to harass Orozco. Rebels allegedly plan an offensive to retake Jiminez as Orozco redeploys south to Santa Rosa.
Senator Lormer yesterday resumed his seat and will speak in his own behalf. His return to the Senate drew little attention with only a few colleagues greeting him as they recognized him in his place.
A local shop invites careful inspection of the latest arrival of Ivanhoe Silk gloves. The long silk glove is described as stylish and beautiful, perfect for completing wardrobes and avoiding wardrobe embarrassment.
Officials prepare fresh investigations into beef and money trust cases amid mounting concerns. Lawmakers clash over scope as agencies mobilize data reviews and public testimony is anticipated this month.
The House judiciary committee in executive session reported favorably the Underwood cotton tariff reduction bill identical to the vetoed measure. A “money trust” probe will begin Thursday in New York under the House Bank and Currency commission. Public building appropriation figures list Texas towns receiving funds including Austin Bonham Brownwood Clarksville Del Rio Galveston Hillsboro Marlin Marshall Paris Weatherford.
Washington June 4 Representative Henry of Texas resigns from the House Judiciary Committee to devote time to the Rules Committee work. The action shifts committee duties as Congress addresses ongoing legislative matters.
Washington June 4 Senator Nelson introduced a bill to safeguard ocean travel. It envisions stricter wireless equipment standards on ships and Great Lakes vessels and aims to boost passenger carrying capacity of boats.
Washington June 4 Senator John Sharp Williams says removing the senator bath to store public documents would cost six dollars to bathe. He notes the baths are luxurious and used by senators.
Washington June 4. The Senate agreed to grant a pension of 150 dollars a month to the widow of Admiral W. S. Schley, after rejecting a bid to reduce the allowance to 50 dollars monthly in a 42 to 1 vote.
Three bombs exploded almost simultaneously in New York early today damaging a cafe, pant shop, and cigar store. No injuries reported though fronts were blown out. Authorities note about 125 bomb explosions in the city over the past two years with some linked to the gambling war and others to Black Hand.
J Bruce Ismay testified that Titanic planned to run at full speed during favorable hours and that Captain Smith was justified in sailing through ice regions when visibility allowed. A draft for 10000 was presented to Captain Rostron by relatives of Titanic survivors for his rescue efforts aboard the Carpathia.
Fragmentary OCR shows Taft capturing Ohio presidential convention votes with a 4 to 590 or 1.2 to 21.2 score appearing. details are unclear but indicate Taft’s victory in Ohio.
In Ohio Taft wins six delegates at large as Roosevelt leads in the primary. Roosevelt vows to oppose Elihu Root for temporary convention chairmanship, accusing Boss Barnes of directing the Taft effort and urging supporters to rally to defeat Root.
In Toledo on June 4 the Democratic leaders plan to send a solid delegation to Baltimore for Governor Harmon. Wilson forces led by Mayor Baker of Cleveland oppose the move, arguing the delegation contravenes the primary rules. Harmon won the state by 11,000 though Wilson carried nineteen of forty two districts.
Idaho delegates to Baltimore were instructed for Clark as the eight Idaho representatives cast votes. The notice from Coeur d Alene dated June 4 confirms unity behind Clark in the delegation.
Twenty two of Alabama's twenty four delegates wired the President pledging support for him at all times. They voiced opposition to the initiative referendum and recall.
Des Moines June 4 W. B. Kenyon a progressive Republican defeated Lafe Young a stand patter for the Senate by a two to one margin in Iowa.
Denton county advertises two day aviation event set for Friday and Saturday June 7 and 8 at Highland park street car terminus. Secretary Roark reports strong countywide interest with big expected crowds as Moisants perform demonstrations and flights each day starting 2:30 pm. Weather checks will admit holders to next day flights if needed.
In Brussels on June 4, post election unrest in Belgium grew revolutionary with a planned general strike for tomorrow. In Verviers a mob attack on gendarmes left thirty dead and seven constables wounded while Ghent saw twenty injured in clashes. Rioting also broke out at Bruges and Antwerp.
Detective Bert Franklin testified in the Parrow bribery trial that Samuel Gompers head of the AF of L sent money to Laurence Darrow for juror bribery. Franklin said Darrow provided this information under cross examination in Los Angeles on June 4.
Boston June 4 Gov Foss signed a bill appropriating five million dollars for the construction of state highways. The measure creates funding to advance road projects across Massachusetts with details outlined by the administration.
A weather note for New Orleans Louisiana reports conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday with intermittent showers and warm inland highs expected. Residents should plan for humid periods and brief storms.
Early returns show Congressman E H Hubbard won the Republican nomination for Congress from the Eleventh District. He died in Sioux City shortly after the results were reported.
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