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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
1
Murphy and allied Progressive Democrats push to nominate Governor Dix, rallying Tammany leaders and Wilsonist allies to support the veteran reform candidate amid party infighting and reformist momentum.
Gov Wilson urged New York delegates at the Syracuse convention to nominate a progressive candidate who will be his own master and to adopt a progressive platform. He refused to name a preferred candidate, though friends may know acceptable figures. Contending factions considered Dowling and even Bryan involvement before dropping the idea.
Col Roosevelt denounces Gov Marshall as representative of the Taggart machine in a speech at SA Tennessee. He criticizes Gov Wilson for not objecting to Marshall as running mate on this ground.
Associated Press dispatch from Indianapolis reports the dynamiters trial to begin Tuesday barring illness. About fifty one defendants arrived with over a dozen lawyers. only four have been arraigned so far, including Ortie M. McManigal, E. J Stacey, Olaf Treitmoe, and J. E. Munsey.
The Weather Bureau predicts generally cold and fair weather east of the Rockies with frosts in the Rockies plains states upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the North Atlantic states. Well distributed rains are also forecast for the week.
A critique condemns paying inflated prices for trivial items and insists on buying only what is needed. It urges consumers to rely on sound judgment, save the difference in the Exchange National Bank, and pursue further reforms to grow their bank accounts.
Cornelius N. Ble and J H Testi testify regarding books tied to the 1904 campaign. The ongoing inquiry widens with new statements from witnesses and references to campaign finance matters.
The Senate sub committee renewed its inquiry into presidential campaign contributions. Cornelius N Bliss Jr testified his father kept contributor names confidential and destroyed treasurer books. He noted letters from Taft and Roosevelt urging Bliss to take the chair and attract donors. William H Libbey testified that Rogers spoke of large Standard Oil 1904 contributions.
W T Johnson LH Schweer H F Schweer L Bailey A Turner J A Hann Jack Christal named as directors in the board lineup with a series of initials suggesting multiple officers and partners.
A busy Saturday drew a large town crowd and strong business for dry goods in fall and winter lines. Cotton receipts likely exceeded 200 bales for the day as shops closed after a robust sales period.
Dallas County notes indicate Flanary defense seeks a continuance in a murder prosecution with state announcing Eady in the case. Proceedings moved to a next session per county docket.
In Sixteenth District court a large venire and witnesses gathered as the state announced readiness for the Fannie Flanary murder case. The defense asked for time to prepare a written motion for continuance citing at least twelve unavailable witnesses, with two hours granted. This marks the seventh setting of the case after three mistrials in Dallas County, now moved for trial in another county. Mrs. Flanary sits charged with killing her husband Kit R. Flanary, a Dallas post office employee.
Beverly Mass statement to callers clarifies Taft's Mexico policy. Intervention is not impossible but not probable, keeping focus on cautious stance amid growing concerns.
In Lawrence Massachusetts a one day strike shut many mills while thousands joined pickets. Police and Industrial Workers of the World paraders clashed injuring officers and demonstrators. Two officers stabbed and one shot was fired as leaders deny responsibility for the trouble during a parade to honor two riot victims.
A court of inquiry was started in the city court Monday morning led by City Attorney Fey to investigate alleged Sunday law violations. Witnesses included clerks from several stores selling cold drinks and tobaccos. No complaints had been issued by Monday afternoon. Mayor Bates presided. City Attorney Key questioned witnesses. Secretary Smith and Marshal Goode attended.
For Denton and Vicinity the forecast calls for unsettled conditions through Tuesday with cooler temperatures. Winds may pick up and there is a chance of light rain or showers depending on the system.
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