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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1912
Page
1
A murder trial for Brewer has begun with testimony starting Tuesday after an assault incident earlier in the case. Prosecutors plan to present evidence and witness accounts while defense counters with alibi and motive questions. The proceedings continue into the week as jurors hear opening statements and expert analyses.
The State case against Virthur Brewer for assault to murder begins trial after a long pretrial sequence. C A Whitehead was seriously wounded in December 1910 at Lone Star Marble yard scene on Past McKinney Street. The jury panel is named and progress noted as witnesses testified and defence prepared.
STEN'R WILL PROBE REPORT Austin March 26 Health Officer Steiner departs for direct inquiry after no replies from North Texas cities about an epidemic of black smallpox. First stop Fort Worth.
Showers tonight or Wednesday. Warmer tonight. Local forecast notes rain likely in the New Orleans area for the short term with potential warmer temperatures following.
A bank urges readers to open an account to build credit and prepare for hard times. It touts future security and convenience, inviting customers to experience its appreciation through service and safety.
Zapata publicly proclaims Gomez as president in a letter circulating among supporters. Orozo coalesces behind Gomez with a separate declaration.
Dispatch reports from San Antonio on March 26 say federal forces were decisively beaten and Mexican rebels claimed victory. Censorship delays full battle coverage. details include a declared plan of San Luis Potosi and public oath supporting Emile Vasanez Gomez for president, plus Zapata’s autograph letter endorsing Gomez.
President urges plan for price and schedule adjustments in cotton markets. Vision of policy shifts outlines recommended reductions and coordinated steps to stabilize riff impacts and farmer incomes.
President Taft sent Congress the Tariff Board cotton schedule report with a recommendation to revise and reduce duties. The board finds cotton yarn duties about two to three times the US and foreign production cost differences. He seeks $60,000 to continue studying metal leather chemicals and sugar schedules.
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports Gov Calhoun to send a January message asking the Legislature for authority to deport conspirators against a friendly government who may organize reserve stations or depots in Texas.
Premier Asquith announced in the House of Commons that government efforts to reconcile innert owners and strikers failed. In Virginia, outlaws who murdered the court attaches remain at large as posses pursue the Allen gang after another day of pursuit in the mountains.
Washington reports confirm a decisive defeat of Mexican Federals at Jiminez with continued fighting and Federal retreat southward. Mexico City sources quote Madero claiming a decisive victory there and alleging rebel casualties of about 1000, tied to a mutiny against General Rojas.
Orozoco commands the rebels in Jiminez as long range skirmishing starts around 11 this morning and a fresh general battle is anticipated this afternoon. The report places the action in Jiminez on March 26 with ongoing hostilities nearby.
CITY OF MEXICO March 26 Gen Jose Gonzales Salas who left the War Ministry to lead the campaign against Or oz0co committed suicide at Bermejillo yesterday by shooting himself in the head while his forces retreated to Torreon after a reverse at Corralitos twenty miles south of Jiminez.
Federals under General Urbina and Aubert strike a hacienda four miles west of here where about 1,000 rebels are stationed. The force uses three rapid firers and two field pieces as the assault unfolds on March 26.
City of Mexico reports Government troops scored a decisive victory near Corrallitos with 1000 rebels dead wounded or captured. El Paso dispatch counters saying Gen Campa informed Gen Orozco that their victory was complete.
President Taft secured a Taft majority in Indiana with four delegates at large instructed for Taft. Roosevelt delegates countered by electing four contesting delegates at large amid a disputed convention in Indianapolis.
Washington reports that if Roosevelt forces bolt the Indiana Republican convention after a Taft majority vote on Tuesday, many observers expect acceptance of the action as a political maneuver.
A federal jury in Chicago found ten executives from Armour, Swift, and National Packing not guilty of Sherman Antitrust violations after a 17 hour deliberation. Trial began December 6 with costs totaling $566,006 for the defendants and $100,000 for the government.
New Orleans March 26 AP reports the sensational murder case of Annie Crawford against sister Elise ended in a mis trial. The jury stood nine to three for acquittal.
Stephenville report says Mildred Logan remains in critical condition after being shot by Mrs Reynolds and cannot give a statement.
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