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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1912
Page
1
British suffragettes resumed breaking plate glass windows in London prompted storekeepers to aid police. An mounted officer was dragged from his horse as mobs clashed during the March 4 disturbance.
A D Sanders of Greenville, a traveling salesman, was killed near Lockhart in a quarrel over an account. Walter Magee fired the fatal shot and was released on bond of 1600 dollars. The incident occurred Sunday and was reported by Associated Press.
Mrs Annie Yeamans former famous actress died in New York Sunday from paralysis aged 77.
The note from Exchange National Bank of Denton Texas proclaims safety and thoughtful service as its core. It lists A J Nance as president with Christal as vice president and J M Inge among other officers and trustees.
In Lawrence Massachusetts on March 4, few textile workers deserted the strike as the mill reopened for the first day of higher wages. Five thousand pickets stood guard for the strikers.
Washington march 4 lawrence strikers testifying before the house probe committee read a letter from Massachusetts denying police use of clubs on women and children. Samue Lipson a striker testified he could not become a naturalized citizen due to four dollars needed for second papers.
A clash between cowboys and rebels sparks deadly violence as reports from locals describe horses killed and civilians injured in the ensuing chaos. Authorities investigate allegations of irregular conduct amid the unrest and tensions flare across the border region.
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso reports Col. Stevens sent Lieut Hill and infantry to Columbia New Mexico to verify a clash between American cowboys and Mexican rebels at Rancho Las Palomas near Columbus. casualties alleged on both sides include horses killed and Mexicans wounded or killed.
March 4 report says Gen Guzman, opposed to Madero, left the area days ago and American families are said to be sent out of Mexico. A consul in Chihuahua confirms General Orozco has defected from Madero and resigned from the Federal army effective March 1.
A three member committee failed to secure Rev. Andrews release from Hillsboro church. The church refused without a personal request, and Andrews stated he could not consent absent fulfilling his moral obligations. A farewell letter from Andrews was read, thanking the church and urging continued amicable relations.
Government troops guarding the old Mata Moras trenches report apprehension of a rebel attack. Two companies arrived Saturday night and are stationed in Brownsville area as Americans from the interior of Mexico warn of possible agitation.
The jury ruled that George A. Kimmel is actually Andrew J. White, an ex convict. The panel continues to decide if Kimmel was dead in 1904 in the national mystery case.
Riot forces erupted in Tien Tsin on March 4 as soldiers mutinied between 9 and 10 pm, looting and setting fires in shops banks and the Pe Yang mint. Foreign troops were sent to guard the streets and restore order by daybreak with fourteen fires burning at once and extensive damage reported.
The report notes unsettled weather in Sew Orleans with rain tonight or Tuesday and a drop in temperatures.
Seventy five American refugees, mainly women and children, passed through Laredo this morning while heading north. An unconfirmed report says twenty American families may leave Monterey today for this route.
Officials confirm financial assistance is being forwarded to the Mexican revolution from multiple Texan juntas. In the last six weeks a noticeable thinning of Mexicans in Central Texas occurred, with many believed to have joined the rebels.
Fighting in Chihuahua resumed at seven last night with a morning engagement lasting over three hours leaving thirty five dead. General Orozco, who defected from Madero, joined the fight and escaped with some followers after about thirty minutes of combat. Reinforcements under Hernandez joined the assault and the clash continued into the evening.
Returns at noon show Col Roosevelt with 237 delegates instructed to the state convention while Taft has 113. Nine counties remain to report and Roosevelt supporters claim those counties, with 127 for Taft elsewhere, leaving Roosevelt on track to control the convention with 972 votes needed. Geo C Priestly is favored as National committeeman over James Harris.
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