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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1912

Page

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Former Denton Man Die in Young County

TM Rippy reports the death of his brother Lee Rippy a former Denton county citizen in Olney Young County at 4 Velock Thursday morning from typhoid fever after a nine week illness. Lee Rippy aged 44 left a wife and two children and had recently seemed out of danger before a relapse led to death. He lived in the county until about three years ago and will be buried in Olney.

TM Rippy Lee Rippy Denton County Olney Young County Aire Rippy Mr. Rippy County

Governor Colquitt Raises Wilson Campaign Funds

Austin reports Gov Colquitt has collected another 1000 for the Wilson campaign fund bringing his total to 7000 dollars.

Austin Colquitt Wilson

Bulgarians Turks Clash in Balkans Raging Frontline Battle

Dispatches from Constantinople and London report a fierce battle along the Adrianople to Kirk Kilisse line as Bulgarians and Turks clash. Turks claim Hadikeny victory and Bulgarian forces retreat with heavy losses. Servians and Turks dispute Kumanovo town status amid brutal fighting and high casualties.

Associated Press Constantinople Adrianople Kirk- Killiseeha Hadikeny Mustapha Pasha Froutier

Greeks seize Servia town and bridge cutting retreat route

The Greeks occupy the town of Servia and capture the bridge over the Allakmon River, severing the retreat path of the Turkish forces. The victory is reported with 22 guns and numerous prisoners among the scattered Turkish army.

Athens Servia Allakmon Commeta

Servian Army Near Kemerreri Faces Heavy Losses

An official Turkish dispatch reports the Servian force defending Kemerreri suffers enormous losses as Turkish troops press the pursuit. The Servian army, totaling four divisions, is under intense attack.

Associated Press Constantinople Kemerreri

Bulgarian Army Captures Kirk Killisseh Fort

Associated Press dispatches Sofia reports Kirk Killisseh captured by Bulgarian forces after days of fighting Turkish troops. Fort possession opens path for Bulgarian advances on Adrianople as Serbians seize Novipazur and gain near control of KumanoV. Allies push in wide front near Adriano ple with costly battles under way.

AssOciated Press London Kumanorva Belgrade Associated Press Dispatch Sofia Kirk Killisseh Adrianople Novipazur Kumanov

Aviator Louis Mitchell Dies After Falls During Flight

Montgomery report states Louis Mitchell president of the American Aviators lost control of his aircraft at 200 feet and crashed to death. He was a prominent figure in early aviation circles.

Tands Mitchell Montgomery Ala Louis Mitchell American Aviators

Explosion at Haileybury Energy Exposive plant kills five

Five people died and three others were seriously injured when the Ener gie Exposive plant in Haileybury Ontario blew up yesterday. Authorities investigated the blast site for cause as emergency crews treated victims and secured surrounding areas.

Haileybury, Ont Energie Exposive Company

Arrangements Under Way for Colquitt Inaugural Ball

Austin Oct 24 arrangements are under way for Gov Colquitt's inaugural ball with plans forming for a noteworthy civic ceremony.

Jer Colquitt Austin Gov. Colquitt

Judge Sells Sends Another Big Draft for Texas Quota

Cleburne report states Judge Cato Sells sent $5 000 more to the Democratic National Campaign fund, reaching $18 000 remitted in ten days. He received $2 000 yesterday and today, leaving $17 000 yet to raise to meet Texas’ $50 00 quota. national committee cites a strained financial condition.

Associated Press Dispatch Cleburne Cato Sells Texas Democratic National Campaign Fund Judge Sells National Committee

Weather forecast for Denton and vicinity

Naty Weather forecast for Denton and vicinity. Tonight and Friday appear fair with rising temperatures and mild to warm conditions. Expect light winds and dry weather overall.

Denton and Vicinity

Vera Cruz Rebels Expect Federal Help In Tren Battle

Reports from Vera Cruz October 24 say rebels believed Federal troops would join their line at Tren but failed to oppose them. The setback followed a battle yesterday as medical units move into the city and normal conditions return after the clash.

Vera Cruz Federals TREN Oyares Federal Advanch Diaz Federal Hecavee Felix Ding Ball

Diaz Revolt Fails as Diaz Is Captured by Col Calvo

Oct 24 report from Vera Crinz says Felix Diaz and officers surrendered after Col Calvo with under fifty men captured Diaz at his headquarters. Revolt in barracks continued, with loyalists vowing to fight to the last man though spirits waned. Federal forces met little resistance yesterday. casualties under 100. Diaz and others face court martial and possible death penalties. rebels to be decimated if the measure is decided. The collapse surprises observers as Diaz loomed as major influence next to Madero.

Vera Crinz Felix Diaz Calvo Mexzico Con Ardaza Weyes Madero

Fate of Police Lieut Becker in Jury Hands

Justice Goff instructed New York jurors Becker’s fate rests on whether Sam Schepps was not an accomplice in the Rosenthal murder. He doubted the point and refused to instruct the jury on it, stating Rose, Walton and Webber were accomplices and Becker could not be convicted of first degree murder.

Associated Press New York Chas. Becker Goff Becker Rosenthal Sam Schepps Rose Walton Webber

Normal College Plans Editor in Chief Election

Interest rises at the Normal college as students campaign for editor in chief of the Yucca. Candidates from the literary societies R E K Lee and John H Reagan prepare after nominating speeches tomorrow at 4 o clock. Una Hunter previously held the post two years ago as the first and only woman to lead the college annual.

Normal College Yucca R. EK. Lee John H. Reagan Una Hunter

Shakespeare Club Drives Fountain Fund at High School

A subscription list for a drinking fountain at the high school circulated midweek. The effort, led by the Shakespeare club, drew broad support from local businessmen with gifts from $2.50 downward, nearing the needed total by Wednesday thanks to Sal A. Logan who circulated the list.

H.gh Hici Shakespeare Club Sal A. Logan

For SAFETY and SER VICE patrolize the Resources

More than £ 600,000 Officers and Directors A.J Nance President JR Christal Vice Presidet J C Coit Cashier E D Curtis Ass't Cashier Ed F Bates Jr H Paine A C Owsley Dr J M Inge

A.J Nance JR. Christal J. C. Coit E. D. Curtis F. Bates H Paine A.C. Owsley J. M. Inge

Women Riot Ransacks Berlin Butcher Shop

In Berlin on October 24, about 2000 women stormed a butcher shop in the wedding district wrecking the premises and injuring the proprietor. Other shops in the district were barricaded as police were ordered out amid ongoing food riots.

Berlin Berulinese Associated Press Dispatch Germany

Civil docket items set for next week in County Court

Civil docket 10 to be taken up next week as the term advances. Several final orders listed include debts foreclosures and default judgments, with appearances and service continuances noted for multiple defendants and banks. Probate docket approves real estate deed following administrator's report in Garnett estate.

CO. Court P. D. Fralin H. B. Wilkerson Stover C. A. Wade W. Kanady EK. B. Griffith First National Bank of Denton E. Carlton Allen Bros Argyle State 'Nk W. F. Pearson Aggie Tischler H .H. Pugh Bob. Wilson Denton County National Bank J. A

A D Turner Wins Dallas Prize at Shropshire Sheep Exhibit

A D Turner of this town with his herd tied for top honors at the Dallas fair Shropshire show open to global entrants. Turner and an Illinois breeder won multiple classes earning best ram two year old and other placements across ram and ewe categories, including ram lamb and best flock.

A. D Turner

Portraits for the family collection at Shaw Studio

An advertisement notes mothers have more portraits than fathers and calls for a new family photo. It promotes “Our Portraits show the Charm of your Personality” from Shaw Studio located at West Side Square, Denton.

Jane Shaw Studio West Side Square Denton

Little Bobs Sees War With Germany

London reports Lord Roberts passionately urged mass mobilization at Manchester. He warned the menace grows daily, worsened by the Balkan crisis, and said the British fleet grows unable to meet the German threat. He urged arming and ready resolve for the coming ordeal.

Record and Chronicle London Lord Roberts Manchester Balkan Germany

Inspector visits city as key rate reduction awaited

M W Deavenport reports a state agent letter saying an inspector will review Denton to grant a 12 cent cut in the key rate. The claim cites water system improvements and other changes as the basis for lowering the city insurance rate.

M. W. Deavenport Deavenport & Co Cc. C. Wright C. R. Roulett State Fire Insurance Board Denton

No Intoxicants for Bureau Employes

Commissioner Abbott of the Indian bureau ordered absolute prohibition for Indian agents and employees. Government physicians may not prescribe liquor for medical use, wine only for church purposes. Abbott urged uniform conduct, saying there cannot be one law for Indians and another for white employees.

Washington Abbott Indian Bureau

Roosevelt to resume campaign as strength returns

Phyhi siang said Col. Roosevelt gains strength and will resume campaigning soon. Dr Scurry Terrell reported the patient in excellent condition after a long night's sleep. TRIS SPEAKER GETS $13,000. Tris Speaker of the Red Sox has drawn over $13,000 for the past season in Boston.

Associated Press Dispatch Oyster Bay Tris Speaker Boston Texas Red Sox

Appointment Battle Over San Antonio Civil Appeals Head

Associate Justice Dibrel of the Supreme Court could be named to head the Civil Appeals section in San Antonio after defeat in rotation, as the Governor weighs appointing him to succeed Justice James.

Dibrel Supreme Court Feerth Civil Arree's San Antonio James

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Williams Store Lee Rippyy Wes McClurkan’s View’s Qold W. B. McClurkan & CO Texas State Fair Himsel Scott Tailoring Co W. Court Sa Towa Kumanova Kirk Killisseh Canada National Committeeman Naty Felix Diaz Rosemahal Murdex Schepps Denton, Texas Hayacer A.D. Turner Dallas Brenton Man Dallas Fair Taliaferro Bros. Bicycle Store Singer Sewing Machines Little Bobs Kang Actuary Roulet State Insurance Board Man Bureau Associated Press Disputch Roosevelt Piarfull Pez
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