16 May 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1912
Page
1
A retailer lists Eagle Shirts at $1.00 $1.56 and $2.00 with continuous pleats described as giving long bosoms matching shirt length. Men who wear continuous pleats are said to prefer these shirts exclusively.
The federal government filed an antitrust suit against the Aluminum Company of America claiming monopoly power restraining interstate and foreign commerce. Also notes Presbyterian Assembly opens in Louisville: first southern host in years. Denmark’s King Frederick’s body begins journey to Copenhagen as Queen Louise speaks to Danish colony.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce secures Moisant International aviators for an exhibition June 7 and 8. George Johnson will contract on behalf of the Moisants with tickets good for both days. Harold Canther will perform speed demonstrations, with approvals from Chambers of Commerce in Dallas New Orleans Houston Shreveport and surrounding areas.
The Southern Baptist convention assembled at 9 o'clock this morning in Oklahoma City. All except the actual messengers have been crowded from the building.
Associated Press dispatch reports Congress postponed indefinitely action on the meat inspection service probe. The House committee on expenditures in the Agriculture department delayed consideration of a resolution to investigate meat inspection.
Temple hosts the Texas Press association annual convention as the largest opening attendance in five years gathers for welcomes and preliminaries. The event takes place in Temple on May 16 with the forenoon devoted to speeches and introductions.
The Associated Press reports Champ Clark won fifteen delegates and Gov. Wilson seven of twenty two in the Democratic nominating caucuses ahead of the state convention in Burlington Iowa. The results set Clark with a strong lead as the convention opened.
Citizens rally to pave West Hickory Street as nearly all nearby property owners sign in support through USF new mates initiative. local officials report strong backing and plan quick action once approvals are in place.
West Hickory street work may start soon with a three way cost split city residents and property owners. The iron gravel and clay surface aims to create an impermeable, hard road that resists rain and heavy traffic, with beds near Elm east of town and elsewhere driving a potential street-building revolution.
Ansated Press Disit reports the Knights of Pythias of Teras decided to meet in Corpus Christi next year. The Pythian Sisters will meet at the same time and place.
The Atlanta Georgian pressmen resumed work at 9 oclock after a strike that began Saturday in sympathy with Chicago strikers. The Associated Press filed the dispatch from Atlanta.
The First Christian church plans a church and Sunday school picnic on Saturday May 18 at the church grounds. All invited especially those who can provide Louoties autos or other conveyances. Meet at the church at 9 oclock a. m. Families asked to bring eatables and dinner will be served.
New Orleans report says two masked bandits halted a New Orleans and Northwestern train near Hattiesburg Mississippi. Authorities estimate the loot above $200000 with one package cited at $146000. Detectives link the crime to professional gangs already linked to a Corinth Mississippi robbery in February.
New Orleans weather report notes rain and warm conditions with potential storms in the area tonight and Friday. Forecast predicts showers, rising humidity, and possible thunderstorms impacting evening plans and travel.
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