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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1912
Page
1
Farmers are urged to test seed corn before planting due to widespread poor germination and age related deterioration. Last year's corn failures highlight the need for careful testing to avoid unsafe, low yielding seed this season.
Advertises Onyx Hosiery and Athena Knit Underwear for women as superior to average undergarments. Declares prices 50c to $1.00 per suit and touts better fit from curved arm holes and narrower back cuts. Encourages customers to inquire at the counter to buy stockings that fit properly from first wear to wear out.
The Lawrence textile workers strike, dating from January 12, ends as the Strikers' Committee recommends accepting the wage increase offered by the American Woolen Company. Associated Press dispatch from Lawrence Massachusetts notes the likely acceptance today.
Roy Burnett a nephew of S. B. Burnett and former Fort Worth resident, accidentally killed himself yesterday at his Carlsbad New Mexico home while handling a pistol.
San Antonio report says Express Messenger David A. Trousdale ambushed two bandits aboard Southern Pacific Train No. 9 near Sanderson, killed both, and recovered all stolen property. A third bandit fled. robbers are identified as Americans.
The Senate committee on foreign relations drafted a joint resolution to prohibit arms shipments from the United States to any continent state in disorder, with immediate application to the Mexican situation.
Associated Press dispatch from Peking reports General Sheung Yun leading 16,000 troops from Kansu toward Peking to restore the throne. The message confirms a large imperial force mobilizing to seize the capital.
Rebels crossed the border into El Paso and seized two horses and saddles from U S residents near Fabens. The incident occurred March 13 as armed parties moved across the river into Texas.
Capt. Sidney Smith longtime secretary of the State Fair died suddenly in Dallas this morning at the age of 73. The obituary notes his twenty five years of service and his prominent role in state agricultural events.
Reports from Hong Kong on March 13 describe near anarchy in Kwan Tung with bloody combats in Swatow. Several missionaries in Canton narrowly escaped bullets as gunfire erupted. The British gunboat Moorhen suffered an awning torn off by bullets during attacks on Canton.
San Antonio reports Texas receivers for the Orient railroad were appointed today after last week’s action in Kansas.
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