13 Jun 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
1
A local store advertises a great variety of summer wear for men women and children and urges customers to ask for items and use delivery. The ad touts popular demand styles and a reputation for good shoes with a focus on showing items not found in ordinary stores.
Havana June 13 The Cuban government objects to any U S attempt to settle the insurrection fearing it could lead to recognizing some of the Negroes demands. The dispatch notes concern over foreign recognition of internal demands.
Galveston hosts the Texas Police Chiefs association next meeting as Hollis Barron of Waco is elected president.
Montgomery June 13 Capt R P Hobson congressman from the Sixth district declares his bid for the U S Senate in 1915 against Senator Johnston. Primary planned for 1914.
A cloudburst in Clear Creek canyon sent a wall of water into Buffalo Wyoming halting communication and wrecking the town. Buffalo, population about 2,000, sits in a narrow canyon one mile long. Many deaths are feared as the disaster unfolds.
Denton banks seek to restrain tax collection under 80 percent basis. Court fixed bank valuations at 80 percent of capital, surplus, and undivided profits, with adjustments to A. E. Graham estate and Duggan Abstract, while People’s Home Telephone restored to original $15,000. University UT graduates 227. Denton’s Charles I. Francis wins Wilmot prize and shares H. A. Wroe prize.
Gov. Johnson, aligned with Roosevelt, refused to appeal to the National Committee to oppose the contest from California's Fourth District delegation. He said he would not challenge the title to stolen property before the thief who took it, noting Roosevelt's overwhelming California primary victory.
In Chicago on June 13 delegates from Mississippi and Missouri split over Taft and Roosevelt. Taft gains 153 seated delegates and Roosevelt 5 with 16 pending, as contest fights and bribery accusations flare. The mood is dark horse driven and tensions rise over seating and committee actions.
Wrather report from New Orleans on June 3 indicates tonight and Friday will be generally fair with no significant precipitation. Light winds and warm temperatures are expected across the region.
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