Eagle Shirts and Pleat Details Reported
Eagle Shirts priced at 1.00 1.56 and 2.00. All Eagle Pleated Shirts described as continuous pleats. 80 the bosoms are as long as the shirts. Men with continuous pleats will wear nothing else.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1912
Page
5
Burglars Swipe Cash and Cigars at West Oak Street Eatery
Burglars entered Pasa Ramirez’s Merivan restaurant on West Oak Street during Monday night, forced the back window, and took $55 from the cash drawer plus several boxes of cigars. Rain washed away tracks, and Ramírez, who normally takes money home, left the funds in the drawer. Police opened the case Tuesday morning. Texas National banks outside reserve cities show loans of 116,061,488, cash 9,989,496 and deposits 104,787,590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasa Ramire
Merivan
West Oak Street
Ramires
Officeras Ho
Texas
Washington
Roosevelt in early lead for Minnesota convention
Early reports from St. Paul on May 14 indicate Roosevelt supporters will hold influence at Minnesota state and congressional convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosevelt Ibis Minasasota
ST. Paul
Hoosevelt
Prohibition Not an Issue Says Wolters Candidate
In Panton CotieThot, Wolters argues prohibition is not a major issue in the senate race and addresses local concerns on public order and economic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolters
Senate
Panton
Criticizes Both Opponents as Federals Advance North
A political briefing reports critics attacking both opponents while federal forces push north from Conejos Prederais and other regions. The article notes initiatives and referendums shaping debate as speakers prepare Tuesday addresses in Whitesboro.
Wolters Sets Out Democratic View on Prohibition and Tariffs
Col Jacob F. Wolters spoke to a district court crowd in a campaign stop, declaring prohibition not the sole issue and defending his broader qualifications. He critiqued Norris Sheppard’s stance and outlined views on free raw materials, initiative and referendum, and tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Wolters
United States Senate
District Court Room
Col. Wolters
E E. C. Smith
Smith
Wolters
Austin
Democratic Party
National Prohibition Party
Congress
Walters
Norris Sheppard
Flood Danger Persists Another Month at Mississippi Mouth
The Associated Press reports from New Orleans on May 14 that the remaining river flood at the mouth of the Mississippi is ebbing today but danger will continue for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Mississippi
Louisiana Legislature Considers Free Seed for Flooded Planters
In Baton Rouge on May 14 the Louisiana legislature debated providing free seed to overflowed planters and delaying this year’s taxes until next year as floods continue. The session runs despite the disaster, aiming to ease hardship for affected farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lousiana
Associated Press Dispatch
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Unusual Crowd Attends State Volunteer Firemen Convention
Nearly 1 000 firemen gathered at the Austin convention for the State Volunteer Firemen gathering. Officials claim this is the largest attendance in the organization's history and reflect strong interest in the firefighting fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Lunteer Firemen
Former Meat Inspector Testifies on Frequent Bureau Changes
J. W. Burroughs a former Federal meat inspector testified before the House meat inquiry that frequent changes in government regulations by the Bureau of Animal Industry confuse inspectors. He said he was sometimes entertained by Packers while employed by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Burroughs
Federal
House Meat Inquiry
Bureau of Animal Industry
Direct Election Bill Passes House With 237 to 39 Vote
The direct election of senators bill passed the House by 237 to 39, adopting the state amendment that grants Congress authority to regulate elections. The vote reflects strong support for reforming how senators are chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Congress
Darrow Trial in Los Angeles Faces Jury Session Tomorrow
The Darrow trial in Los Angeles resumes with jurors scheduled to hear testimony tomorrow unless an unforeseen event occurs. The proceedings relate to tampering charges connected to the McNamara case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clarente Darrow
McNamara
Insurrectos seize Mipimi in rebel advance
Federal and rebel actions escalate as insurrectos occupy Mipimi and threaten Torreon. Orozco’s forces retreat from Cuatro Cienegas with severe losses, leaving Salazar with about 500 survivors after a 2,000 strong force was nearly annihilated. Francisco Pradojiño jailed over Gomez affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurrecto
Assquad Press Dispatch
Juarez
Mipimi
Oroz«oo
Cone
Salazar
Cuatro Cienegas
EL Paso
Cuatro Chenegas
Orozco
Texas Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias In Session
About 2,000 members of the Texas Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias arrived in Waco for their annual convention. The Pythian Granny Lodge also reported regaining session at Wagod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Grand Lodge
K. OF P
Pythian Granny Lodge
Wagod
Associated Press Dispatch
Waco
Texas Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Thirteen Dead in Norris Mine Cave-In at Ironwood
Thirteen miners were buried when the Norris mine near Ironwood Wisconsin caved in last night. All thirteen men died in the disaster reported by the Associated Press dispatch from Superior Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Ironwood
Wis
Heneath
Seerin’e Press Dispatch
Superior
Norris Mine
Three Aviation Deaths Reported in London and St Louis
May 14 reports list Victor Loni Mason, an American, and E V Fisher, an English aviator, killed after their plane pitched at about 150 feet. In St Louis Raymond Wheeler, a Washington student pilot, died when the aircraft crashed into a telegraph pole injuring Peter Glass er of Billings Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Victor Loni
Mason
E. V. Fisher
Fishers
ST. Louis
Raymond Wheeler
Washington
Peter Glasser
Billings
Mont
Businessmen Protest Rail Route Change
May 14. Business men here sign a protest against the railroads plan to move the common point shipping schedule 100 miles east of its present location. Weather unsettled with showers likely tonight or Wednesday in Abbeville New Orleans.
Moisant Aviators Set to Visit Denton in June
George Johnson representing the Moisant aviators closed a contract with the Denton Chamber of Commerce Tuesday for an aviation meeting here on June 7 under the Chamber's auspices. A Tuesday morning business meeting voted unanimously to close the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Moisant Aviators
Chamber of Commere
Denton Chamber of Commerce
New Hampshire Delegates Clash In Convention Skirmish
Concord May 14. Wilson and Clark supporters clash over New Hampshire delegates to Baltimore. Clark won the state convention, leaving Wilson supporters disputing the result and the plan for delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Clark
Whith
Concord
Baltimore
Cold Wave Brings Frost Across Plains to Texas
A belated cold wave grips Montana to Ohio with frost and snow and unseasonable lows while the cool weather extends to Texas. In Tyler a 16 year old girl Annis Johnson was found unconscious with throat injuries and facial bruises from an assault by a Black man. police hunt the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Montana
Ohio
Texas
Death of Brigadier General Josh Duncan Succeeds in Arlington Plan
The body of Brigadier General Josh Duncan commander of the Department of Texas who died in San Antonio will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
San Antonio
Josh Duncan
Department of Texas
Arlington National Cemetery
Stehenvil Tragedy: Merchant Keith Brothers Man Killed
In Stephensville on May 34 a Keith Brothers merchant was struck and killed by a train near Arbiated station. The incident disrupted local rail service as investigators began documenting the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Stephenvil
Er Keith
Keith Brothers
Werchant
Arbiated
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