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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
2
The Record and Chronicle prints subscription rates and a pledge to correct any erroneous reflections upon firms individuals or corporations when called to the publishers attention.
Delegates crowded the hall as South Dakota contest between Clark and Wilson factions dominated the opening. The credentials vote favored Wilson 629.5 to 437, signaling a Clark-Wilson clash. Ollie James was elected chairman by acclamation.
Delegates at the convention adjourned near noon as Woodrow Wilson backers claimed gains. Clark forces seated in key states while resolutions subcommittee leans progressive. Contests in Missouri Texas Rhode Island and the Philippines loom, with Tennessee and Pennsylvania movements shaping the race.
The Black Seigneur escorts Marquis de Beauvillers to the inn and hosts Pierre Laroche discusses land rights with Nanette. Elise reveals she saved the Marquis from ambush, while Nanette exposes past events before Elise and the Seigneur plan a dawn departure. Elise confronts the situation as the voyage back to France looms.
Chautauqua session begins and summer continues. Denton's taxes rise nearly five percent as new assessments boost optimism. Denton High gains university affiliation, peaches ship to Cincinnati and St Louis, fruit prices rise. Senator Mayfield targets Houston Galveston freight rate, benefiting farmers. Wheat oats corn and cotton outlook favorable. county optimistic for a strong fall harvest and higher prices.
In a restrained moment a man confesses gratitude and a debt to a woman, their dialogue hinting at a past connection. The exchange reveals a nameless tension as Nanette’s recent presence echoes between them.
Dallas June 27 a request for a rehearing will be filed in the Burrell Oat case after the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the death penalty yesterday. The decision upholds the sentence in the capital murder prosecution.
Daily prices for home grown produce and staples in Denton include Irish potatoes 1.50 per basket Tomatoes 10 cents per pound Beans 25 cents per gallon Peas 20 cents Cucumbers 7 cents per pound Peaches 20 cents per gallon or 1.25 per bushel Early Wheelers 1.50 to 2.00 Roasting ears 1.15 Take note wheat products down a bit flour bran graham 92 cents for wheat oats 40 cents per bushel Johnson grass hay 10 dollars wholesale 40 cents a bale retail Prairie hay not offered.
Mrs. L. M. Samuels formerly of Galveston died from injuries after an automobile struck the buggy in which she rode with her husband. The hit and run vehicle did not stop and police search the area.
Mrs W H Taft arrived in Baltimore to rally support and oppose her husband in the Democratic nomination contest.
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