Hats for the School Boys and Young Men
For the School Boys and Young Men. The note proclaims hats are here and well known to all well dressed youths, urging their attention.
28 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
1
For the School Boys and Young Men. The note proclaims hats are here and well known to all well dressed youths, urging their attention.
A court reached a verdict in a Brewer assault to murder case with nine months in jail and a five hundred dollar fine. The judge announced the sentence before court adjourned.
H B Galimore was acquitted of burglary after a trial lasting a little over one hour. The same courtroom saw Arthur Brewer found guilty of aggravated assault with a nine month jail term and a $500 fine. The Brewer case had started Monday afternoon and concluded Thursday morning with a hung question on degree.
The Lorimer special investigating committee voted 5 to 3 that Senator Lorimer has the right to keep his seat. The panel said the Senate’s prior vote sustaining Lorimer in the earlier inquiry bars further proceedings.
The Exchange National Bank presents its board of directors including Ed F. Bates Dr J M Inge H Paine A J Nance R Christal and Curtis as assistant cashier. It touts service safety and facilities and invites new accounts, promising strong banking support.
Consternation grips Mexico City as the Madero administration faces opposition amid unrest. Observers warn that the current turmoil may yield future consequences for governance and stability.
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt flatly denied plans to bolt the party after Chicago dispatches claimed he hinted at forming a third party if not nominated. The Times dispatch notes Roosevelt suggested he would “fight the Republican Party” if denied the nomination, though he did not specify methods or outcomes.
Washington dispatch reports convulsions in Mexico City after federal defeats. Orozoos victory alarms officials as Zapata resumes southern fighting and federal forces retreat to Torreon. Analysts fear Maderos overthrow but oppose American intervention, urging no despotism and respecting popular will.
In New York on March 28 Roosevelt faction leaders asked Gov. Dix for a second Republican primary arguing Tuesday's event was a farce and that official ballots were not delivered to many polling places.
A safeguarded initiative and referendum plank for Ohio was approved by the constitutional convention with a 97 to 15 vote. The action sets procedures for citizen proposals and direct votes on laws, shaping early direct democracy in Columbus.
Austin March 28 Meningitis caused 37 deaths in Texas in February according to the State Health Board's report. Pneumonia was second with 327 deaths.
Fort Worth March 25. Accompanied by his wife Rev J Frank Norris who resigned the pastorate of the First Baptist church last night left this morning for Hubbard City to rest at a sanitarium until Sunday when he returns here. He was plainly fatigued and suffering a nervous breakdown when seen at the train this morning.
London reports the coal strike nearing end but warns of starvation for the poor before industry resumes. Three persons were found starving to death in Wales as prices and hunger press workers and families awaiting work and relief.
AP dispatch says refugee passengers in Laredo rose to 100. It reports that about 50 dead or wounded Federals were brought to Monterey from Torreon last night, but the report is not substantiated.
Miners and operators failed to reach agreement this afternoon nearly ending hopes of averting a nationwide coal strike. The meeting in Cleveland on March 28 left both sides without a path to settlement.
March 28 report states Rev. J Frank Norris resigned as pastor of the First Baptist Church of Fort Worth citing ill health. The article notes he has received another round of anonymous letters.
A Mexican man and woman with a blood stained axe were brought to San Angelo by a posse after a 200 mile chase for the alleged slayers of Antonio Sanchez who was killed with an axe and partly burned near here. Sanchez's papers and horses allegedly were found with the Mexican.
March 28 report says Tennessee Senator Bob Taylor was successfully operated on in Washington for gallstones with hopes for a speedy recovery. A Lorimer investigation panel vote stood 5 to 3 in favor of Lorimer’s counsel that once the Senate ruled on his election it cannot be tried again on the same charge.
In Washington on March 28 a Senate vote of 40 to 34 upheld Senator Stephenson in his seat. The body rejected charges that his admitted expenditure of 107,798 dollars amounted to corruption.
Dallas March 28 John O Turner of Hillsboro was nominated for president of the Texas Retail Hardware and Implement Dealers association He will be elected according to the report
Incomplete returns show J T Robinson leading Governor Donaghey for governor by about two to one while Jeff Davis leads Stephen Brundige for senator by several thousand. Judge Rice Maxey reports Bailey will travel to Texas to support Harmon and plans joint debates with Culberson or Bryan on Wilson and Harmon tickets.
Bailey will work for Harmon in Dallas as announced on March 28 in the city desk note. The item notes a professional position arrangement and specifies Dallas as the location.
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