08 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
1
A brief note invites readers to consider home updates this spring and to contact Lyon Gray Lumber Yard or the author at their home for inquiries or services.
Denton County Medical Society debated the Friedman tuberculosis cure at its monthly session. Members condemned the perceived commercialization and urged openness in treatment while urging public leniency toward physicians questioning the cure. Dr. Lipscomb presided as clinical cases from several doctors were reported.
Fresh shipment from factory by express with Nunnally's Famous Candies. The Box Bountiful is the market's best selling package candy. Prices 1 and 2 dollars per order with Liggett Moire Packages popular and offered in colored Moire cloth. Free delivery by Curtis' phone number 52.
The Denton Trades Trip excursion arrived in Lewisville at 12 35 after a 45 mile journey from Bartonville and Waketon. Residents greeted the group with a juvenile band and a hearty dinner hosted by the Baptist church, before continuing on to Hebron Carrollton Garza and Corinth.
Autos from the Rainmakers ride, in line with the Denton Trades Trippers, faced a late start on Tuesday due to rain that has disrupted every scheduled excursion. Eighteen vehicles began at 10 o'clock traveling through Bartonville Waketon Lewisville Hebron Carrollton Corinth and Garza.
Complete returns show that woman suffrage was decisively defeated in yesterday's election. Detroit voters favored municipal street railway ownership by a four to one margin amid slow tallies due to many tickets.
Fighting began today opposite Naco between Ojeda's Fed erals and state troops surrounding him on three sides. The blaze forced an American telegraph operator to keep the key as the exchange burned. Two American soldiers were wounded.
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. No specific locations or times are provided in the readable text.
A president read his message aloud to an extra session, greeting by waves of applause as he mounted the rostrum and delivered about ten minutes of remarks. The scene captured a formal address before lawmakers.
A huge audience in the House chamber hears President Wilson speak from the rostrum aided by Secretary Tumulty and a Secret Service officer. He emphasizes his role as a human, cooperative leader as applause erupts through the room before he exits the chamber.
An editors note indicates the full text of President Wilson’s message to the extra session of the Sixty third Congress appears on Page.
Washington April news notes the tariff bill grants free status to many items for 1916 including meats flour bread boots shoes timber and more. The measure aims to cut federal revenue by about 80 million dollars annually with the shortfall covered by the income tax.
Austin April news reports Attorney General Looney says the 9 30 closing law is effective as passed by the Legislature despite errors in the bill. He believes the Legislature intended a 9 30 to 6 closing period. Gov Colquitt vetoed the water sources bill while signing the nine hour workday law for females.
Hartford April. Connecticut Legislature ratifies the amendment for direct election of United States Senators. The action makes thirty six favorable states and completes the requirement.
The National conference on Marketing of Farm Products and Farm Credits began its first annual convention in Chicago. President Van Hise of Wisconsin University urged careful cooperation between producers and consumers to avoid renewed protest against farmers as with trusts.
The Marshall county jury hears continued testimony in the Fannie Flanary murder case as the defense seeks to prove mental irresponsibility. State witnesses recount the shooting and arrest while experts discuss her condition amid intense courtroom activity Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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