19 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
1
Curtis offers large stocks of Kodaks and Brownie cameras with fresh printing paper photographic plates and chemicals. The photographic department is emphasized with items in stock and a catalogue available. Browne cameras start at $1.00 and up Kodaks from $5.90 and up. Curtis Fountain Pens and Jewelry.
Boston clinched the American League pennant as Chicago defeated Philadelphia. The title was essentially theirs for weeks, and the championship series will pit Boston against the New York Giants in the World Series.
In Budapest on September 19 crowds at the Hungarian Parliament site caused a stampede. Over 200 persons were trampled before troops cleared the streets amid violent scenes surrounding the assembly.
Dallas reports reveal the letter came from Louisiana, possibly Alexandria, mentioning the Sneeds visiting there. It is alleged to contain a communication from Al Boyce. Boyce was in Dallas around the Sneeds’ Reiger Avenue home, with defense claiming he contacted Mrs Sneed by letter. Detective Geo A. Smith says agents found no plot in elder Sneed’s Georgetown killing.
In Amarillo on September 19 Judge Browning says every person entering the Sneed habeas corpus courtroom next Monday will be searched for arms. Peace officers from adjoining counties are not exempted. Reports indicate a Dallas photographed letter marked Lake Charles La was from the letter writer. Mrs Sneed was taken to Calvert Texas after Al Berce returned to Texas.
Sheriff delivers two men named Raymond Liggett and Wm Hill from Philadelphia to Sanger and then to the county jail on theft charges for items taken from the White House hotel in Sanger. The bracelet necklace worth about 20 and a purse with small change were recovered. Liggett’s card shows he is a member of the Moose Lodge in Philadelphia. The suspects claimed to be bound for Tucson, Arizona.
College teachers are beginning to return from vacations as the CIA completes its opening notes. Staff likely resume duties and classes in the coming weeks.
The College of Industrial Arts begins activities with a Monday faculty meeting at 9 o clock and Denton student registration at 2 pm, followed by chapel on Tuesday September 24. President Bizzell invites pastors officials and citizens to attend the opening service. Classification of new students runs through Wednesday with regular classes starting Thursday September 26.
Rome reports peace negotiations underway with favorable progress. The war’s bloodiest clash occurred Tuesday near Derne on the Mediterranean coast 110 miles northeast of Benghazi. Italian losses listed at 61 killed and 11 wounded. Turks and Arabs reported to have 809 dead and 41 prisoners.
C R Rasmussen an insurance solicitor jumped from the 22 story top of the Masonic building in Chicago and died. Despite quick medical effort no one could save him. The incident occurred yesterday and is under police investigation.
Gov Wilson declares the Western reception the greatest crowd he has faced yet on his tour. He asserts he spoke spontaneously in St Paul to about 20 600 people, and in Chicago he planned a two hour speaking stop before a Detroit appearance to meet Ty Cobb.
In Trinidad Colorado on September 19 Col Roosevelt rebuked Gov Wilson for misquoting claims on Progressive trust control plans. He denied the trust plank came from Gary and Perkins, saying the idea he proposed as president was echoed. Roosevelt said steel and harvester trust leaders back Taft or Wilson, noting George Perkins is the only such figure he knows of supporting himself.
Wilson followers in New Jersey settle on former Representative W. H. Paterson to challenge Senator James Smith Jr in the upcoming race. The move signals a decisive clash within party ranks as Paterson declares his candidacy.
Senator C. A. Culberson, returning from Washington, states that Wilson's election in November is certain and foretells a strong showing for the Democrat. He stresses national sentiment and political momentum supporting the result in upcoming polls.
The revolutionary junta in El Paso reports Gen. Pas ecuay Orozco Jr. commands about 1000 troops in the Ojinaga district. The junta says after an initial skirmish at Ojinaga his advance guard drank heavily and mistook Gen. Tracy Aubert's Federals for the main rebel force, causing a stampede.
Col Ramon Vasquez and Capt Theodore Rodriguez jailed for conspiracy to violate neutrality laws escaped from Douglas jail last night. Authorities suspect confederates aided the breakout and are investigating the incident.
Arthur Hall murdered his brother James A. Hall and sister-in-law Mrs James A. Hall before fatally shooting himself in San Francisco. Police reported the sequence of killings at the family residence on September 19.
Biloxi Mississippi September 19 Former United States Senator Hernando De Soto Money died at his home near Biloxi from uraemic poisoning He was 74 years old Memorial services will be announced by his family and affiliates including the Money family in Mississippi and his former political associates.
An estimated several thousand strikers occupy copper, lead, and silver mines in Bingham Utah with multilingual but disciplined organization. There has been shooting but no fatalities. deputies were driven back after miners fired on them while they attempted to resume fires under boilers.
In Nashville Tennessee on September 19 the Independent Democrats in a state convention endorsed Governor Ben W Hooper a Republican for re election They opposed former Governor Malcolm Patterson seeking the U S Senate rather than backing Benton McMillan the Democratic candidate for governor
New York reports Bernard M. Baruch, a daring speculator, has cleaned up about $20.6 million in a short period through local market speculation.
New Orleans forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Mild temperatures expected with light winds across the area.
A maternal themed engagement asks readers to send in a picture of themselves to make another mother happy. The prompt highlights the beauty of a mother with children and invites participation for a photo submission.
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