Auto Bandits Terrorize French Outskirts
In Paris region bandits attacked four private autos this morning. A chauffeur was killed and another occupant wounded as police struggle to solve the fresh outrage outside the city.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
1
In Paris region bandits attacked four private autos this morning. A chauffeur was killed and another occupant wounded as police struggle to solve the fresh outrage outside the city.
Theodore Hoosevelt Jr his wife and baby spent the day in Houston on March 25 while traveling eastward. The visit was brief with no hindrances reported as they continued their journey.
Washington reports light on Germany’s push to expand influence in South and Central America, especially along the Colombian coast near the Panama Canal entrance. A high naval officer returning from Central America cites confidential Navy work. talks between Germany and Colombia on harbor purchases have surfaced amid Colombia's demand for a large indemnity from the United States.
An advertisement urges readers to open a bank account to protect reputation and finances. It highlights future needs and the convenience of banking during difficult periods, inviting customers to join and receive “SERVICE and SAFETY” from the institution.
Rebels encouraged to raise funds in Chehua Hua as they organize efforts to collect feared federal mining taxes. The movement targets broader support and financial backing amid regulatory pressure.
Reporters say insurgents seek 1,200,000 Mexican pesos from banks and firms in Chihuahua to fund the revolution with a state guarantee. Dispatches from Washington note meager and confusing messages on battles near Escajon, with fighting likely only among outposts.
Miss Mildred Logan who was shot yesterday by Mrs J K Reynolds is now expected to recover. Just before the shooting Mrs Jones spoke about her home being wrecked and earlier she had been crying about her troubles.
Associated Press dispatch from Jiminez reports a fourth day of combat near Corralitos with rebels reinforced last night. Food and water are scarce and both sides weary as rebels appear poised to surround the Federals.
A box supper will be held at the Milam school house Saturday evening March 30 to raise funds for the library. Proceeds support the local library and community events.
More than 120,000 textile operatives in New England received wage advances of 5 to 10 percent today after a settlement. The strike was settled in the textile district as advances were approved in Boston reports. However, wording in the source shows 106 percent likely a scan error. wage boosts were in the 5 to 10 percent range. (AsocIated Press Dispatch)
The Lawrence strike ending Sunday led to higher wages for about 275,000 textile workers in New England. Leaders say wage gains and shorter hours will spread to paper mills, bagging mills, burlap workers, machinists and others, benefiting over 300,000 people.
Washington March 25 preliminary Census Bureau release shows supply and distribution for the six month period September to February 1 of the 1911 cotton year with 1910 comparisons. The report covers total supply 16,723,221 in 1911 and 12,788,521 in 1910 plus inventories at period start and end and details by states and manufacturers.
The report details cotton consumed and stocks held at mills independent warehouses and public storage in canvassed form. Elsewhere stocks were deduced by subtracting exports and consumption from total supply. It notes 56,117 bales destroyed in Houston, Texas.
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