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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
1
Women’s protest at the New Jersey state capitol shifts between fervent suffrage demand and vocal dissent. Dispatch reports crowded halls and verbal outpourings as demonstrators organized into rival bands during the March 12 session in Trenton.
March 12 report from Washington indicates no agreement reached in today's coal strike conference. The talks adjourned with no settlements and are to resume tomorrow.
Indianapolis March 112. Defense attorney Elijah Zoline urged quashing dynamite conspiracy indictments against labor leaders nationwide. The motion was refused.
In Indianapolis federal court, forty six labor union leaders charged with unlawful interstate transportation of explosives used in a terror campaign against the open shop appeared to plead.
About half of Bigheart’s business section burned early Monday causing an estimated 56000 dollar loss with light insurance in place Tulsa area report dated March 12
Madrid March 12 The Spanish cabinet reshaped today with Premier Canalejas again leading the ministry. The resignation yesterday followed a clash of views between Minister of Public Works Gasset and other cabinet members.
Burglars stole 809 dollars from the Como post office safe this morning. They used nitroglycerine and then set the building on fire. There is no clue to the perpetrators.
Associated Press dispatch from Columbus reports W. J. Bryan speaking in favor of the initiative referendum and recall during the Ohio constitutional convention session on March 12.
In Chicago on March 12 the Federal Port refused to dismiss the cases against the meat packers over alleged violations of antitrust statutes. Documents show ongoing proceedings and legal contention surrounding competition practices in the packing industry.
In Whitewright Texas Ira Davis a telephone lineman and Bob Mayo a carpenter were instantly killed last night when a live wire fell across a clothes line. The accidents occurred in Davis back yard.
A farmer advisory warns of a serious seed corn shortage and widespread poor germination. It urges growers to test seed before planting, noting last year’s near total corn failure and stressing caution to avoid losses.
Reports from Consul General Hanna at Monterey say Mexican Federals defeated revolutionists near Torreon and Torreon may have been relieved. In Jalisco state 1000 rebels hold Guzajara while marauders rove in two small bands. Senator Culberson to discuss border crisis with Taft as Texas chambers seek troops and arms embargo plan.
In Canton Hong Kong during March fighting rages as brigand chief Luke attempts to seize the local government. In several days of combat nearly three hundred people are killed.
March 12 1913 reports eight new faces expected in the Texas delegation after March 4 with four retiring from the House including C B Randell Morris Sheppard and John M Garner Randell seeks the Senate Bailey retires Dies may not seek re election and two at large seats will create eight new members in Congress.
Tonight fair with frost. Tomorrow fair and warmer. Friday night likely clear and mild with continued warming through the day. Location New Orlpans Louisiana reports a calm wind and comfortable spring temperatures.
A Scheeming decision holds that customs court may grant higher protection. The ruling emphasizes extended safeguards in protection measures, citing authority and procedural standards applicable to the court.
The U S Court of Customs Appeals held importers may appeal a collector of customs duty if the assessed rate is too low. Experts say manufacturers can test a shipment and then appeal to seek higher duties to protect their interests. The report notes Senate discussion of a steel bill and questions about a Justice Department probe.
House adopts a resolution urging the Department of Justice to state if it is investigating any smelter trust and whether the American Smelting and Refining Company is connected with the inquiry.
The Senate finance committee agreed to advance the steel tariff repeal bill with a planned Thursday chamber vote. The measure seeks to roll back tariffs amid industry and labor debates.
Washington March 12 Bills to curb monopoly over patents after yesterday's Supreme Court decision began to gain life in Congress today as lawmakers debated limits on patent power.
Attorney General Wickersham indicated today there is a strong likelihood a rehearing may be asked in the patent monopoly case before the United States Supreme Court.
Washington March 12. Senator Works of California urged in a Senate speech a single presidential term of six years instead of four.
Washington March 12 The nomination of Mahlon W Pitney of New Jersey to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court was opposed by Senator Culberson and others and action finally deferred until Tuesday
Dr Harvey Wiley chief of the Bureau of Chemistry in the Department of Agriculture will resign to accept lucrative business offers. He will edit a housekeeping magazine and have time for lecture engagements.
Federal prosecutor outlines case against American Sugar Refining company officials for antitrust violations. He cites the tenth commandment as the basis for the charge in a high profile trial opening in New York.
MINEOLA N Y March 12 Col Roosevelt was drawn today as juror Number 7 in the damage suit of Carmody against the New York Central Railroad He was immediately challenged peremptorily by Carmody s counsel who did not offer to explain why he wouldn t have the Colonel Carmody is suing for 30000
Hobart reports Captain Amundsen, fresh from his South Pole triumph, plans a North Pole attempt. Preparations will begin soon as the expedition moves forward.
Ora Summers nine year old daughter of O S Summers of Justin died Tuesday morning at her father’s home from meningitis after about forty one days of illness. She had been thought improving three weeks ago but grew worse leading to the funeral at home with interment at Flower Mound Cemetery.
Boston March 12. Presidental preferential primaries on April 30 to select all delegates to national political contests are assured by passage in the Senate yesterday of the primary bill in concurrence with the House.
Austin March 12 State Labor Commissioner Starling challenges a federal report by the Department of Commerce and Labor that Texas cotton mills are in deplorable condition and that wages drive many workers to loan sharks. The letter to Gov Colquitt questions the study’s findings and implications for Texas industry and workers.
Dallas report states both Wilson and Harmon headquarters are open to secure the Texas convention vote stage. Judge Cato Sells of Cleburne and Tom Love of Dallas lead the Wilson effort while Rice Maxey of Sherman and A Harmon of Dallas head Harmon campaign.
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