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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
1
A local shop announces a shipment of fine lightweight waists in high neck, Dutch neck, sheer, flaxen and silk. Daily arrivals in the Ready-to-Wear Department ensure stock remains ample for interested shoppers to view.
Miss Thora Rand, 43, longtime West Ward teacher, died Thursday night at her West Denton home after a long illness with internal cancer. Born in Denmark she taught primary grades at West Side School about four years and later spent time in Amarillo. Survivors include brother M. C. Rand of Natchez and Miss Mary M. Rand of Denton. Funeral at 5 with interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Dallas County Tax Assessor Dr E Bolton reaches a settlement with County Commissioners to reimburse the county 9378 dollars in delinquent public funds misappropriation case. His hearing is scheduled for Monday.
A new arrival showcases Ivanhoe Silk gloves praised for style and beauty. The long silk glove stands out as an elegant accessory at the glove counter inviting careful inspection.
A September 1930 rally in Denton drew a packed District Court room and crowded halls as Morris Sheppard spoke for United States Senate. N. Rayzor introduced him, denouncing liquor interests and monopolies and praising Sheppard as champion of clean politics. He opposed the undue use of money in campaigns.
A Wisconsin senator and another critic urge limiting campaign costs to prevent moneyed interests from buying seats. They denounce campaign managers and headquarters as feeding political machines and attack Jake Wolters and C. S. Randell, calling for transparency in expenditures and contributions. Page 2 continues.
Associated Press dispatch reports preparatory orders issued in Washington for dispatch of a 5000 member military expedition to Cuba. Armed assailants attacked a sugar mill near the capital but were repulsed as more American Marines arrived as reinforcements.
SANTIAGO June 7 United States gunboat Paducah landed fifty marines at the El Cuero mines and sixty at Punte de Sal garrisons are to be increased pasajeros are to be increased
Armed Negroes attacked a sugar mill in a Havana suburb early today to burn it. They were stopped by employees and then routed by cavalry.
The U S Supreme Court, in a series of decisions, held that the Commerce Court may not substitute for the Interstate Commerce Commission and reversed the Commerce Court in upholding the ICC. The full court concurred.
Washington reports four American battleships the Minnesota Missouri Mississippi and Ohio are due at Guantanamo to night carrying about 750 marines. The arrival signals new U S naval movement amid ongoing tensions.
Col Roosevelt today commented on a Chicago report claiming an effort to organize delegates to overturn the Republican National Convention’s nominee. He warned that if delegates act honestly there would be no reason for anyone to bolt.
In Raleigh on June 7 the state Democratic convention endorsed Woodrow Wilson after an all night session by a vote of 503 to 396. Eight delegates at large were uninstructed, with six said to favor Wilson and two neutral.
The Republican National Committee ruled unanimously for Taft in Alabama’s at large delegation. Roosevelt supporters contested the six delegate seats in the state, while Arizona’s contest was postponed. Taft was seated in the First and Second Alabama districts, Roosevelt in the Second on appeal. News from Chicago cheers Taft supporters.
Minnesota Democrats elected a solid Wilson delegation of twenty four to attend the Baltimore convention yesterday in Duluth. The action consolidates support for President Wilson amid the national party preparations.
Washington dispatch says Clark's headquarters assert the Speaker will control all key committees. They list twenty-nine adherents from Arizona to Puerto Rico among fifty-three members on major panels, asserting dominance across many states and the territories.
Chicago June 7 The Republican National Committee begins hearings on contested seats Taft managers claim at least two thirds of the seats will go to Taft.
Former Ohio lieutenant governor Warren G. Harding will present President Taft's name at the Chicago convention. Harding, a Republican figure from Ohio, is slated to deliver the nomination signal during the gathering.
West Vercointa Clark Parker sberg delegates to Baltimore were yesterday instructed to vote for the nomination of Champ Clark.
Santa Fe New Mexico reports Senator A R Fall, Republican, was re elected yesterday. Twenty two of the 47 House members refused to vote.
The WRATHER forecast from New Orleans predicts rain and unsettled conditions for Saturday, with possible gusty winds and cooler temperatures. Residents should plan indoor activities and monitor local notices for changes.
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