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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle issues notices with pricing for subscriptions and delivery. This public notice states that any erroneous reflections on firms individuals or corporations in its columns will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
A Diet Hints reader tests a ration idea used in hog raising and finds the main challenge is limiting protein to ten percent. The suggested plan uses acid fruits or salad in the morning, cereals with or without nuts at the main meal, sugar fruits or rice with cream or baked potato or toast in the evening, plus olive oil and buttermilk at night.
The Chautauqua session opens as Walters and Sheppard debate ends with both sides claiming advantage. Baltimore coverage grows daily, Denton readers brace for a connected account. Parker’s upright honesty and leadership receive praise amid calls for Democratic unity against Republican misrule. Dark horse talk hints at hidden supporters.
The text shows the Democrats crafting both a platform and a nominee with hope for broad appeal. They seek to be calculated to erode Taft and Roosevelt strength and deliver a big dose of success for the party.
Baltimore coverage notes continued discussion of dark horse candidates following a convention. The Bryan and anti-Bryan factions focus on parity gossip amid visits by Heney and Roosevelt lieutenants. The New York delegation plans to vote first ballot for Mayor Gaynor to test candidate strength.
Baltimore dispatch reports Champ Clark still leads for the Missouri nomination after Judge Parker's official 579 to 510 vote for Bryan. Wilson delegates threaten to deadlock by seeking 364 votes, potentially stalling the convention while Bryan’s viability appears diminished. The convention adjourned at 3 30 until later.
The Mexican government offers unconditional amnesty to all political offenders after the expected collapse of the Orozco rebellion. Orozco and other leaders will be treated the same, and a circulating rumor says Orozco telegraphed President Madero offering surrender.
The Baltimore convention opened at 12 21 with slow arrival of delegates. Ollie James of Kentucky named permanent chairman after Culberson declined. Credentials report delayed, sparking lengthy speeches as Rayner denounced the Roosevelt slogan while pledging progress. Adjourned at 2 17 with session to resume at 8 tonight.
On the island of Mount a ship arrives bringing the Black Seigneur and his supporters. Nanette and Mistress Elise discuss past enmities while Father Pierre and others observe. A new ship signals renewed tension as Elise greets old friends and a wary, worldly suitor appears.
Baltimore June 26 The Rules committee voted 22 to 16 to postpone the party platform until a presidential nominee is chosen. The committee reasoned no clear indication which wing will dominate the convention and delaying the platform ensures it will align with the eventual presidential choice.
Senator LaFollette traveled to Baltimore and left without being discovered. He refused to confirm talks with William Jennings Bryan. He indicated a possible return to Baltimore and offered no further statements.
Associated Press dispatch from Baltimore reports Senator LaFollette seen under the same roof as W J Bryan during his Baltimore visit. Officials denied a conference occurred while Wisconsin sources claimed LaFollette would return, with notes of past efforts to settle GOP differences within the party.
F J Heney of California and Charles F Crane of Chicago Roosevelt lieutenants visited Col Bryan in Baltimore on June 26 and spent nearly an hour in conference. The meeting drew talk but no discussion could be learned from those present about the substance or outcome.
Baltimore reports nominations may begin tonight if permanent organizations are perfected quickly.
Associated Press Mispatch reports the Court of Criminal Appeals upheld the $2000 annual tax on storing intoxicants in local option territory and allowed officers and grand jury members to inspect records of express companies in those areas.
Descriptive account of a rugged Norman isle’s beauty with cliffs, sea spray, sea campion, ivy, and sea caves. The scene shifts from bleak to garden like as the light enhances blossoms and distant caves gleam with sea anemones. A strange scentless bloom lies near a magical chamber entrance.
The hotel and restaurant workers union strike in New York ended last night after 2,800 members voted almost unanimously to return to work. Employers refused recognition or terms. The strike, which began about a month ago, was initially marked by rioting.
The Texas and Pacific Railway barred public drinking cups from Union Station by order of the State Health Board, effective June 26. The move aims to improve sanitary conditions and public health compliance.
Classified notice offers a tog lathe for sale in Surrey at a low price. Contact available at 8 and 4 North Elm. Address shows 273dltwe.
In Dieppe France on June 26 Premci Priver won the seventeen mile event securing the grand prize. Bruce Brown, American and leader yesterday, finished third after enduring trouble.
Waynesville North Carolina Mr F R Huffman reports relief from what he believed was heart trouble after using Thedford's Black-Draught. He says it cured indigestion and restored health, calling it worth its weight in gold and essential in the home. Price 25c.
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