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DENTON...TEXAS, THVXSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1912.
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UtJiral Science
WILSON WINS
1881-1912
Record and Chronicle Special
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and President I aft is a poor third, same of the states which
turns appeared to have gone for Taft, reversing and going for Wilson
WILSON-MARSHALL
TURKS’ APPEAL FOR
MEDIATION IS NOT
GETS FIRST PRIZE AT
RECEIVED WARMLY
WACO COTTON PALACE
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and
ELECTION RESULTS
AFFECT SPECULATION
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WILSON’S STATEMENT
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AMENDMENT CM
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otec-
SUFfRACE WINS IN MICHIGANSi-
COUNTY RETURNS SLOW
MASFACHUSEITS FUR WILSON
JOE CANNON ELECTEDIOWA FIRST TIME DEMOCRATIC
I. R. CONGRATULATES
LITTLE RHONE FOR WILSON
PENNSYLVANIA FOR ROOSEVELT
KANSAS VOTE IS IN DOUBT
UTAH GIVES TAFT 3,000
TAFT’S STATEMENT
ONIO NAS GONE DEMOCRATIC
majority in
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Roosevelt
estimate d
by 5 OOOThe returns from the election ov
er the county are coming in idowly.
only twelve boxe, having been re-
ceived up to 1:30 Wednesday. The
vote was very light, the tour boxes
here polling about <50 votes and
some of them not having completed
the count Wednesday afternoon.
that justice and pro
hand in hand ”
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CHICAGO—
but will likely
BALTIMORE—Wilson’s plurality
in Maryland will exceed 18,000.OMAHA—Nebraska Is safely in
the Wl'son column.
DOUBLE TRACT INTE1
FORT WORTH, 7N>v
DETROIT —Michigan goes by
fair plurality for Roosevelt
OYSTER BAY, Nov < —Shortly
before midnight Col. Roosevelt eent
a message to Gov. Wilsoa, saying:
p)urn'tty have conferred upon you
the bfe».e«» u'ft tn their honor...I
congratulate yo*
POWERS HAVE NOT REPl.d^D
TO REQl E--*r FOR MEDlASM’N
be-
at
notPHILADELPHIA, Fa.. Nov. «—
A 23 uoo plurality for Rooaevelt is
indicated by today's return*.
MILWAUKRE—Wilson has car-
ried the stale with Taft second. Ber-
■ >-rr socialist Conrressm«n. was de-
j f rated by Stafford, fuaion democrat.
SUFFRAGE W1*H IX KAN»AH.
TOPEKA, Nov. « —ft Is estimated
that woman suffrage carried by 10,-
TI IUCIHH COMMANDER Wil.I.
CONFIDENT OF WINNINGCINCINNATI, O.. Nov. <.—-Pre*L
dent Taft at 11 *•-•—*. I at night
conceded the election of Witton.
CUBAN ELECTION .
PAWMCD OFb” QUIETLY.
MAJORITY WILLIE
OVERWHELMING ONE
E ITS \RM1
Reinforce
proceed to
Bulgarian
ofDES MOINES, la.. Nov. S,—To-
day's return* Indicate that the dem-
ocrats have carried Iowa for the
first time in the state's history. One
third of the vote of the state gave
Wilson * lad of 10.000.
INDIANA 80,003 DEMOCRATIC ELECTION
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE
MEXICAN REBELS FIRED
” ON TRAIN: THREE KILLED.INDIANAPOLIS—-Indiana is dem-
ocratic by a large plurality approach
ing a majority. Ralston (dem I is
elected Governor, defeating Durbin
trep.) and Beveridge (prog.)
MERCURY DOWN TO M.
Following the norther the mer-
cury Thursday at 1 P tn. registered
f>0 above, just 18 degrees from the
frees!ng point, with fro*t forecast
for Thursday night.
VKNIRFWVN OHDFRF.D
FOR 9. B. JINKED TRI Ale
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov 6.—Reports
at noon gave Wilson a lead of 80,0<»0
over Roosevelt with Taft 10,000 be
Hind Roosevelt.
Attest
W. C. Edwards, Secretary
PRINCETON, N .1 . Nov g _..
President-elect Wilson replied toda>
to President Taft s and Cot Roose-
velt s telegrams ne issued a state,
nient later declaring; “There is ab-
solutely nohting for honest and eu
lightened busiess men of U>e coun-
try to fear from a democratic ad-
ministration.’'
CINCINNATI. O„ Nov<—With
*>a'f th* stat* heard from Wilaoa
load* Taft in Ohio by <(.•««.
t'ontiectii tit
Delaware
Florida
< leorgia
Idaho .
NTWtARK—W'Ison’s plurality in
hie bom* state wl’1 be from 40.0**
to 43 non Ten democrat* and two
repub'lea ns will comprise th* Com-EL PASf), Nov
women and a baby were shot
death wnen tbe rebels fired on
Mexican Central passenger
north of Chihuahua, according
report reaching here today.
5.—Two Mexican
to
a
train
toVARSITY DEFEATS DAYLOft V.
'WACO. Not. 5.—Texas U defeat-
ed Baylor U. here yesterday 19 to 7.
Danville, hi., Nov, <.—ft
appears that former Speaker
Cannon won the Congretolonal
by less than 100 “plurality.IHFFICTLTV Ob’ maintaining
ORDER IN CAPITAL GROWING
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 5.—
The difficulty in malntnging order
is increasing dally. It is said a mob
went to the W'ar office at Stamboul
and asked for weapons with which
to attack the Christians and this
was the real reason why Kiamil Pa-
sha asked the Ambassadors to have
warships on hand.
W. H M’DANIEL, Dll
MU EMPLOYE. DIES
FOLLOWING A FAIL
RICHMOND Virginia gives
son a plurality of 35,000.
NEW YORK. Nov 6 The elec-
tion result seemg to have left Wall
street in some doubt, judging from
tbe market this morning Opening
prices showed marked advances in
speculative issues, but heavy offer
ings followed, wiping out most of th-
gains. Then came renewed demand
in stnaj.1 volume.
The" renewed d» mnnd n e smaller
volume largely restored the early
rise Be. t sugar declined 7 points
of nearly 20.000 in
COUNTY CHAD.MAN BELEW
CALLS ON AVI- DENTON COUN-
TS Vr-U<X1MIH TO GATHER
HERE FRIDAY TO CELEBRATE
RETURN OF DEMOCRACY
MRS JUDGE HARK DIES
WASHINGTON Nov 4.—Mrs.
las Hare relict of the late Judge
Hare of Texas, died here suddenly
yesterday.FALLS, S. I>, Nov. 6 —
is in the lead and it is
that he will carry the state
NANCE, President
J R CHRISTAL. Vice-President
I C COIT. Casb'er
E. D. CUKTIS, Ass t. Casli|er.
DOLL WEEVII. DAMAGE TO
SOUTH PUT AT *1811,000,000
The Progressive vote
there being only thirty-
<a“t tor the party elec-
OKLAHOMA'CITY Wilson >
jority in Oklahoma will not f„
low 35.000, Owen (deni.) has
feated Dickinson trap.) by to.
Guthrie claims
fight for securing
s. W. I
FORT
western of Georgetown defeated
lytevhnlc yesterday 14 to 7.
SAN FRANCISCO—With many
Taft and I .a Fo 11 e 11 e republicans vo-
ting the democratic ticket. Wilson
has aplurality
California
HONOLULU. Nov 4—Hawaii
gives a democratic lanvlsl.de for all
territorial offices and the legislature
McKINNEY, Nov. 6.—Frank Me
Cue. charged with the murder of
Earl Mabry iu Dallas in 1907, waa
found guilty this morning and his
punishment fixed at a life sentence.
This Is the fifth trial of the case,
the former juries having disagreed.
ovkrnoa Thoma* r mar
SMALL. INDIAMA’* FAVORITS
<ON
2 of the Constitution of
authorizing cities of
5000 inhabitants to
Wedgeworth,
got 22 2 vqles.
nominated for
rnissioner, W.
nated for Finance Commissioner. It.
M. (Roh) Davis for Street Comtnis-
sioner; John F. Grant for Water and
Light Commissioner; R G. Little-
john for Assessor and Collector.I.ONtXJN, Nov. 5.—It was Off!
i tally announced in Constantlnopp
>*)£ay that righting has heeud
tWdiill ibe Bulgarians and ntfrkg
Tcliatsljd forts. The result was
stated
DALUkS, Nov 6 —All four of th,
Texas constitutio
carried Returns i
the approximate
progressive votes
be known before
The prohbition
was small, many precincts reporting
no prohibitionist ballots The total
prohibition vote will probably be
under 1,000
DETROIT? Nov 5.—Incomplete
returns indicate that the woman
suffrage amendment carried by a
small margin
INDICATIONS WEDNE>DYY AF-
TERNOON WERE THAT DEMO-
CRATS WOULD HAVE SAT
VOTES IN ELECTORAL COL-
LEGE—ROOSEVELT SECOND.
. WILSON REPLIES TO TAFT
\NI» ROOSEVELT S TE1AX1RAM.
real ca.iv-, has triumphed Rv
tnvH rat <v,rv trhe progress
vvhau ver alliance, must now
> foil tone and enthnstasii'
fulfillment of ttie people'?
from
they
Thousands
8T LOUIS—Missouri Is safely In
the democratic column Major
idem.) la elected governor. *
amendments
are so slow that
republican and
ot Texas will not
tomorrow
vote in the state
was as follows:
Democratic e'ectnrs. Util.
Republican electors, 7,">.
Progressive elector
Socialist electors. Ill
Prohibition, 4
O. B Colquitt, governor. 9,'!f>.
(' W Johnson, republican.
fighting still continues
derai and Tchorlu. where
Turks and Bulgarians
fighting. The censorship
is very rigid and nothing
been published here tn three
•lays Sofia hospitals are crowd-
ed with the Bulgarian wounded
BEATS JFOYUTECHNIC.
WORTH. Nov 5. South-
Po
COLUMBUS Ohio in a close
tiou seems to have gone for Wilson
with Taft second and Roosevelt
thirdCONSTANTINOPLE. Nor. 5.—
Nazi tn Pasha, Turkish Commander
in Chief, is still conf dent of hs
ability to hold the lines of Tehatalja
against the Bulgarians in spite of
the fact that the mediation of the
Powers has been asked in order to
obutln an armistice while negotiat-
iifll for peace.
For
114
For Ed C. Lasater. Progressive, 32’
For Andrew .Taekson Houston.
Prohibitionist, 1.
For the amendment to Section
of Article
rJtf state,
more than
adopt their (barters by vote of the
jieonle, 373; against, 176.
J For a six years term to prison
commissionfre, against, 266.
For the amendment of Article 16
of the Constitution ol the State of
Texas, regulating the term of office
of the Board of ts of the State
University and other Boards of Trus
tees or Managers heretofore or
hereafter regulated by law. 324;
against 134.
For-th amendment to Section 51.
Article 3 gf the Constitution, relat-
ing to the increase of Confederate
pensions. 513; against. 129.
The county ticket ran in about
the same proportion
DIRECTORS-
ED F BATES.
H PAINE,
C. OWSLEY
DR J M INGB.
County Cha rman Levi G Belew
Wednesday issued a call for all
Denton vounty democrats to meet
here Friday night to ratify and Jel-
lify over the return of democracy to
power nationally Mr. Belew’s of-
ficial call follows.
To the Democrats of Denton County:
For the f,rst time in twenty years
a democrat lias been elected to the
presidency of the United States. The
party’s great victory ■ alls for a cel-
ebration of a united democracy and
therefore, as chairman of the Den
ton County Democratic Executive
committee I call on al| democrats of
the vounty to meet in the county
seat on Friday night. Nov. 8th, to
give fitting celebration to this Im-
portant event. I, G. BELEW,
County ChairmanBOSTON—For the first time in
history Massa husetts went demo
< ratio In a presidential election
Foss (dem ) .was re-elected
FORT WORTH, Nov 6 Mayor
Hili' Davia was defeated Ipr re-nom-
Ination for mayor yesterday by R.
F Milam by a plurality of 512. V. K
the third candidate.
J. H. Allen was re-
Police and Fire Com-
H. Smith was nomi
SNOW IN P 4 MHANTM,E.
AMAJULLO, Oct 31.—Green
l«*r** w«re coated with anow in the
Panh**dle thl* morning. The
ground was al*o covered by a light
snowfall, which m<dt*d rapidly.
to
the
battalions
volunteers, including Macedon-
■ans and Russians, entrained to-
Not only did the nation go demo
> ratio in Tuesdays election, but Den-
ton county won first prize at the Wa.
co Cotton Palate for the best county
exhibit shown there. In addition to
that tour blue ribbons were award
rd different artlc’es in the exhibit
Secretary Roark of the Chamber of
Commerce, who is in charge ot the
’ exhibit, telegraphs the Record and
Chronicle as follows: 1 »
“Denton county captured the first
county prize awarded this afternoon.
All comments are very, favorable,
Have the largest exhibit. Got four
blues and made only four entries.
| Think the advertisement will be
i worth (he cost. 1 am well pleased."
more
than necessary for a majority and
thirty-seven more than I he (Sixty
second Congress
•Iowa .
Illinois
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachuset's
Michigan
•Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
•New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma .
Oregon
?outh Carolina
•South Dakota
Rhode Inland
•Pennsylvania
Tennessee .
Texas
Virginia
Vermont
West Virginia
Utah
Wisconsin .^ . . .
•Wyoming -. .
•Washington
•Doubtful.W. H. M, Daniell, an employe of
the Denton Oi| Mill compaay, was
found Tuesday morning between 9
and lo o'clock on tbe floor of the
west end of the mill seed house in a
seemingly unconscious condition
with a sma!| pool of blood about hie
head flowing from his ear*.
Physicians were hastily summon-
ed. and it was found that while not
wholly unconscious the man's suffer
Ings prevented his telling how he
had met the accident, and it was
thought that be was seriously injur-
ed. A litter was made and he was
carried to his borne on East Hickory
street. Shortly after he wa< put to
bed a hemorrhage of the mouth be
gan, and the exact extent of bls in-
juries were not discovered ot that
time.
Fellow workers at the mill sup
posed that Mr McDanleil, who was
an oiler had climbed into some of
the overhead machinery of the seed*
house and had fallen to the floor,
that being the only seeming solution
of the Injury
W. H. McDanleil, who waa Injured
in the seed bouse at the oil mill
Tuesday morning, died at bout 2
o’clock Tuesday, two nhysiciane In
ions ant attendanevvupon him being
unable to ease his suffering or find
to what extent he had been injured
It wa8 said that a fellow worker
of McDanleil was in another part of
the seed house, and came to where
Mr M( Daniell was to get hla help on
some portion of his work. He found
him on the con'rete floor lu a
v ramped condition suffering with a
hemorrhage from the eae-
Deceased came here from the Re<
tor community and lived heroes
from the Witherspoon cotton office
on East Hi kory treet. He is mir
’ived by a wife and several children
Illinois will be close
be for Roosevelt.
FIGHTING AT TUHATAMA
FORTS IS NOW IN I’lMHiRESS.
BOSTON. Nov. 6./-Tne complete
Massachusetts votez gives Wilson
more than 22,000 plurality over
Taft.
PORT WORTH. Nov. l.— Thrs*
hundred veniremen were ordered
his morning for th* J. B. flneed
H*| here on November It for killing
Capt. A. G. Boyv*, flr.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.—The jat-
figureh for the House gives the
democrats 267, republeans 99
progressives 6, unreported 63 The
democrats have forty 1 nine
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov ’ 5. -
*.'n to 9 o’clock last night none of
the lowers had replied to the Porte’R
request for mediation. Tbe belief
is held here that King Ferdinand
will not be sorry to accept European
intervention as It is considered that
■ after its tremendous sacrifices tbe
Bulgarian army must be near ex-
haustion.
DENTON COUNTY TO
HOLD RATIFICATION
MEETING FRIDAY
(o 'h
hope, the establishment of the peo
|i|es right, so
gross’’may go
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1—The
cotton boll weevil, the greatest peat
of theBouth, has caused a loaa of
8135*100.900, repreeeotiug 2,860,-
000 Aale* of cotton since it first in-
waded this country, according to e*
tlmato of the Department of Agrt-
culnrw. The weev1| crossed th* Rio
Grande into Texas twenty years ago.
To ItEINJ'olU
SOFIA, Nov
meats vontinue
(he front from
capital. Eight
TjONDON, Nov 5.—In the ab-
K-n-o of news of fighting iu Balkans.
Europe is considering the diplomatic
v-lttiafldb Although all the powers
have not yet replied to Turkey's ap-
|v<al for mediation, the appeaj has
nowhere received a warm reception,
a more definite request from Turkey
is expected likely to receive more
v onsideration
Tbe powers can not. however, ov-
erlook the Balkan nations' demand
that Turkey must deal directly
them.
Nothing wa8 heard today
the Turks at T<hatalja, where
are in bad condition.
have dropped from tbe ranks ex-
hausted for want of foqd and mary
fhraw their rines AW.
A totnblne(| attack on Saloniki by
tbe Greeks, Servians and Bulgar
Ians Is expected s<X)UPOWERA EVINCE LITTLE INTER- j
W9T IN POKTE’S REVEST—'
CAN NtiT, HOU EVER, OVER- I
IAX)K BALKAN DEMAND FOR
IHRE’t T DEALING WITH THEM J
NEW YORK, Nov t;. Without
affecting in the slightest the certain-
ty that Wilson and Marshal have
I captured the electors] vote by an
j overwhelmingly majority, there is a
I transfer today of some of the slates
to the dubtful column this after
j noon Among these are Iowa and
I Minnesota and ultra conservatives
I involved Illinois and Pennsylvania.
At that time Wyomi ig and South
Dakota had not been placed
in .Illinois a heavy Wilson vote
outside of Cook county reduced the
No*SWeit lead to 15,'em
The Estimated total of the elec-
tora_Evote are:
Wilson . ::87
Roosevelt .......-. , » 99
Taft . ... . ...... ■ 12
The AoUMful Stai*-' are South
DaWdvar Iowa and Minnesota with
thirty-three votes
HAVANA, Cuba, Nov. 1.—The
general election, upon which the
fat* of tbe Cuban republic 1* believ-
ed to depend, la proceeding quql*tly
«o far today, fleriou* disorders mad
been feared
NEU Y (>RK—-Wilsn- nluralit
ill New York will exceed 200,000.
The total vole cast in the thirteen
nrecln ts for president la,
governor, and
nients
ST. PAUL-Minnesota seems to
have gone democratic. Eberhardt
(rep.), however, leads »v>r governor.
THE NEXT VICE-PRESDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES
DENTON CO. EXHIBIT E
DEMOCRAT lAVt BIG
MAJORITY IN HOUSE
■FX-RCTARY ROARK Tl.iJ-’-
graphs more <mm>d neu^—
cot NTV EXHIBIT GETS PREM-
IUM AND FOUR BLUE RIBBONS
1 011 INDIVIDUAL EXHIBITS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 —For H»t
selection of a vice-pr**ld*<itlal can-
didate th* Republican National Ex-
ecutive committe* I* called to
meet on Nov It a w*«k attar th*
ataetlon. caualng th* charge ******
Is plavlng politic*. Borah of Idaho
Cummin* of low* end Hadley of
Miaeourt ar* mentioned.
■ Organized as a patriotic duty, continued
in the interest of its customers, stockhold-
■ ers and the citizens of Denton county.
Resources more than $600,000.
TOPEKA, Nov. <.—Rooeevslt'a
’ Head In Kansas last night wa* great-
ly reduced today. At 1- o'clock thl*
morning h* wa* leading by only <35.
SOCIALISTS LEAD
(. 0. P. Mil PROCS
H'CUE HIS LIFE
TERM FOR MIHM
ThouMtnds Have Dropped from tl»e
KaJik- Exhausted for Want of j
Food—Many Throw Away lUflew ’
—Bulgaria Sends Reinlorcenicjnt^ ■
to Front—Greeks, Herviaos and
BuignHaiis Expected to Make Com- •
bbtM-d Attack on Salonika
PORTION’D—Maine rive, Wllaon
: a plurality of nearly 8,000 on incom-
i plete return*.
«—With -----
crease his majority, it seems now that Woodrow Wilson
vote of more than 375 cut of the total of 531 votes in the
SALT LARK. Utah, Nov.
tbe po**lhle exception of
Johnaon, eongreoalonal candidate,
the republican, made a elean sweep
of Utah. Taft get 3,<00 majority.The results in on!p thirteen pre-
cincts of the county were available
Wednesday, and most ot these polled
a ligl t vote, with a tola! of 1,174 tn
all, t.yeragllig about muj ty votes to
Only four votes were vast of a
I’rohihilion elector, the varyf receiv-
ing tbe leaAt vote. One hundred
and fourteen Soviallsts cast their
otes fo rEUqene Debs, who received
more votes in the thirteen precinvts
beard from than the Progressive,
Bpublican. and Prohibition electors
together
was lo-ht.
I wo votes
NEW YORK, Nov. 6,—With later returns only serving to
will have a
electoral
Roosevelt seems to be second, a long way behind Wilson,
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