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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1912
Page
1
London reports indicate both sides halted actions at Tchataija while nations deny war prep rumors and seek to present peace as stable. In Goshen New York the Gibson murder trial jury could not agree on verdict, leading to discharge.
Robert Knight, aged 84, died today in Providence. He became a mill worker at eight and rose to own more cotton mills than any other individual worldwide, controlling twenty spinning and weaving establishments at his death.
Associated Press dispatch from Austin reports Gov. Colquitt sent telegrams to county judges in 46 counties lacking returns warning that failure to forward results today will expose them to misdemeanor prosecution.
Washington November 26 The advance guard of lawmakers for the last session of the Sixty third Congress arrives in a dozen members. The session opens Monday.
Not guilty verdicts were returned for Joseph J. Ettor Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso in the Anna Lopizzo murder case tied to the Lawrence textile strike. Giovannitti lauded the jury with a shout of thanks as crowds cheered outside the Salem courtroom.
Campaign expenses of the Progressive party in the recent race totaled 641780 with total contributions of 668869. George W Perkins donated 120000 and Frank A Munsey 101259.
London reports that Britain will not interfere in the Servian dispute as the international political situation remains unchanged. Turkish demands at peace negotiations include keeping Adrianople, according to dispatches from the area.
New York Nov 26 Associated Press says Horace Fogel president of the Philadelphia National League club resigned today amid a League inquiry into charges that the 1912 pennant race was fixed. The exact reason for his resignation is not stated.
John Ellie aged 67, longtime Denton resident, died Tuesday afternoon at 1 15 at his home after a brief illness of pneumonia and fever. Survived by his aunt Mrs. McKinley, his only known relative. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p m at City Cemetery.
Voters in Justin Independent District show interest as the school bond election nears and Terrell election law provisions draw attention. A young man born in March 1912 asked to vote, prompting a referral to the County Attorney. The rule requires exemption certificates before Feb 1 of the year the person turns of age.
The CIA lyceum announces world renowned singer David Bispham will perform Friday night. Seats went on sale Tuesday morning with strong advance demand.
In Fort Worth on November 26 J B Sneed detailed to the jury how he shot Captain Boyce, recounting return from Canada, meetings over his wife, and a motive tied to alleged slander and family tensions. He described the moment he fired after hearing an epithet and said Atwell and Henry Bowman were present at dinner prior to the shooting.
Mayor Bates announced the park commission appointments and the council ratified the twelve member panel. Terms run to 1914 1915 and 1916 with women from local clubs among the appointees. Four civic organizations nominated members for the board. The council also passed a macadamizing ordinance for West Hickory street after lengthy readings.
Patronage notice lists officers including President J R Christal and Vice President J C Coit at For SAFETY and SER VICE, with Cashier E D Curtis and Ass't Cashier Ed F Bates. Also named are J H Paine A C Owsley Dr J M Inge.
Fort Worth reports a fatal blaze at Rev. E. P. Swindall's Diamond Hill home left ten month old An gus Swindall dead and three year old Ward Swindall seriously burned. Neighbors aided firefighters as the relatives faced the tragedy.
New York reports Justice Goff sentences Gyp the Blood Whitey Lewis Lefty Louie and Dago Frank to electrocution during the week of January 6. The four showed no emotion as the sentence was announced and were escorted to Sing Sing immediately.
Generally fair conditions prevail tonight and Wednesday for Denton and surrounding areas with light winds and no precipitation expected. Temperatures will remain mild with comfortable evenings and cool mornings.
Denton agent promotes Waterman Ideal and Conklin Self Filler pens at Curtis Drug and Jewelry. Large stock carried and urged buyers to purchase locally. Pens described as daily necessities with reputable brands. prices start at $2.50. Save your voting checks.
Washington November 26 democrats in tariff revision expect to include an income tax which now seems practically assured. Fourteen states have ratified the proposed amendment and legislatures of eighteen states will meet in January. The income tax would yield millions to the Federal Treasury to cover tariff cuts.
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