Hats on display for School Boys and Young Men
For the School Boys and Young Men our stock includes soft hats by Stetson and Crofut and Knapps and stiff hats noted as the dregsiest yet offered.
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Blum & Koch
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
Davis Sure Winner In Arkansas Primary Returns
Incomplete returns from Arkansas suggest Jeff Davis will secure renomination to the U S Senate. Associated Press dispatch from Little Rock notes March 29 signals victory despite partial figures. The report also includes a health stat line from Austin on births and deaths.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
Jeff Davis
United States Serrator
Austin
Mississippi Dr Hardy Likely to Accept Baylor Presidency
Belton March 29 It is believed here that Dr Hardy president of the A and M college of Mississippi will accept the presidency of Baylor college here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy Wise
Belton
Hardy
A. & M. College of Mississippi
Baylor College
Better Bank and Service Promise Drives Local Ad
An advertisement proclaims a commitment to a better bank and service than rivals offer. The message cites the idea that superior work attracts customers, urging readers to choose their institution for quality and reliability.
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Emerson
Hubbard
Morgan Steamships Held in Readiness
Reports from New York indicate Morgan Steamships are kept in readiness as the government requested ships to be ready for service. The terse dispatch notes ships held in reserve under government orders.
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Morgan Steamships
New York
Ihcateh
Foreigners Are Well Armed The Morgan Line Prepared for War
Mexican Foreign Affairs Minister says Americans want Madero government sustained. Refugees continue arriving as reports from New York on March 29 say the U S government asked Morgan line ships to hold entire fleet in readiness to transport troops and war supplies to the Texas and Mexican border.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
United States
Morgan Line
Texas
Mexican
Commerce Court Abolishment Favored by House Panel
The committee favorable to abolish the United States Commerce Court says the court is useless and expensive. A second bill authorizes physical valuation of all railroads, giving the Interstate Commerce Commission power to conduct the study.
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House Committee
Commerce Court
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States Commerce Court
House
Asociated Press L.spatch
United States
Sponse
Interstate Commerce Commission
Both Wilson and Clark Seek Wisconsin Primary Support
March 29 reports show Wilson and Clark backers hopeful to win Wisconsin in the Tuesday primary. Clark aides also claim Arkansas could go to him on April 6. Und erwood Harmon and Clark headquarters deny any anti Wilson coalition.
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Wisconsin
Washngton
Wilson
Clark
Arkansas
Underwood, Harmon and Clark
Secretary Meyer Attacks Democrats on No Battleship Policy
Secretary Meyer denounces the Democrats plan as unwise and short-sighted. He notes the United States will be the only major world power this year not to lay down a first class battleship.
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Washington
Meyer
United States
Lorimer and Hines Cleared by Special Committee
The Lorimer committee voted 5 to 3 to clear Senator Lorimer and also cleared Edward Hines who was accused of raising $100 000 to assist Lorimer. No new evidence justified reversing the prior action. A minority report by Senators Kern Kenyon and Lea dissents from the majority finding.
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Hines
Washington
Lorimer
Edward Hines
Senate
Kern
Kenyon
Lea
Mrs Minnie Streight Weds C H Coleman After Acquittal
Mrs Minnie Lee Streight, recently acquitted of murdering her husband, was married last night in Hillsboro to C H Coleman of Denison. Her first trial sentenced her to life. a new trial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Waco
Minnie Lee Streight
H Llsboro
C. H. Coleman
Denison
Judge Ramsey Opens Governor Campaign in Gonzales
Judge Ramsey began his gubernatorial bid today in Lockhart with conferences held in Gonzales with local supporters. He plans a statewide drive after this initial start.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Lockhart
Ramsey
Americans to Bear Arms in Mexico City
Ambassador Wilson to distribute firearms to Americans in the City of Mexico with Mexican government consent. A prior shipment from New York included Krag-Jorgensen rifles and machine guns? ammunition, held at six dollars per rifle, with one million rounds accompanying the consignment.
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Ambassador Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Mexico
Army
Army Ordinance Department
Mexico Ciy
Refugees Rise to 1425 in Laredo Carload of Women and Children Flee
The number of refugees in Laredo reached 1425 today. A carload of women and children departed Aguas Calientes on six hours notice, seeking safety amid the crisis.
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Laredo
Associated Press Dispatch
Aguas Calientes
Two Federal Officers Die in Mexican Conflict
City of Mexico reports a coded message stating General Tracy Aubert of the Federal forces was slain by a dynamite bomb in a battle with rebels. It also claims General Pancho Villa was captured and executed by Rebel Commander-in-Chief General Orozoco.
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Tracy Aubert
Pancho Villa
City OF Mexico
Trucy Aubert
Orozoco
Mexican Officials Comment on U S Support for Madero
Mexico City March 7 29 The Mexican foreign affairs secretary Calero says Americans wish to see Madero administration sustained. Censorship is very strict March 29 The censor ship of all news is very strict and news service nearly suspended. The Associated Press wire from here is in good order but not for AP operators.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Calero
Madero
Sakredi
Republic
Bere
Associatad
Hillsvill
Claude Swanson Allen
Blue Ridge
Croker Urges Democratic Unity To Aid Taft Opposition
Richard Croker told reporters in New York that Democrats must get together or risk Taft’s victory. He warned a harmonized policy is essential and that a single day could alter the presidential outlook.
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Press Dispatch
New York
Richard Crocker
Taft
Outbreak at Nanking During Presidential Seal Handover
Rioting and looting reported as Sun Yat Sen hands over the presidential seal to Tang Shao Yi in Nanking. Chinese authorities move to secure the scene while soldiers clash with protestors and crowds.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Nanking
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan
Tang Shao Yi
Strike Averted As Miners Withdraw Demands
Cleveland March 29 Miners withdraw all original demands and seek only a six cent per tonnage increase. Operators are considering the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Cleveland
Col W L McGaughey Dies in Tolar at 76
Col W L McGaughey former Texas land commissioner died at his Tolar home aged 76. Born February 27 1836 in Mount Hope Alabama he graduated from Huntsville Military Academy and served in the Confederate army rising to colonel of the Sixteenth Alabama regiment.
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W. Ll, McCaughey
Tolar
Tex
W. L. McGaughey
Lana
Texas
Mount Hope
Ala
Hunstville Military Academy
Alabama
Rev Norris Returns to Face Arson Charge in Fort Worth
Rev. J. Frank Norris, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, returned to face an arson indictment from the Forty-Eighth District Court. Bond set at 1000, he proclaimed his innocence and planned to prove it. The case timeline includes previous fires at his home and church amid related perjury charges.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
J. Frank Norris
Norris
Forty-Eighth District Court
Tarrant County
Mr. Nofr
Hubbard City
G. H. Connell
Baptist
Norrs
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