Bank Statement Certification by Cashier in 1915
Notarized bank statement sworn by L. J. C. Coit, cashier, claiming assets due from national, state, and private banks. Lists dividends, time certificates of deposit, and outstanding cashier’s checks with a sworn affirmation dated April 9, 1915.
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Wilson Urges Change in Sugar Tariff Policy
President Wilson urged to modify the tariff schedule on sugar making it discretionary with the executive after three years. Former Colorado Governor Adams and Robt. Ewing of Louisiana argued reductions may depress the sugar business despite potential gains for white sugar producers.
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Federal clerks face push for eight-hour workday
Washington April 11. The proposal to require government clerks to work a full eight hours a day sparks strong dissent among clerks who currently work seven hours. Proponents say the change could save about one million dollars annually.
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First Guaranty State Bank Financial Statement 1913 Denton
Official statement of the First Guaranty State Bank at Denton Texas as of April 4 1913 published April 16 1913 in the Record and Chronicle. It lists resources including loans and discounts 64632.72 real estate none real estate house 6770.00 cash 138678.00 currency 138678.00 specie 2582.30 deposits 971...
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First National Bank Denton Texas Report of Condition 1938
Report of the condition of First National Bank at Denton Texas as of April 4 1938 showing resources including loans and discounts U S bonds and securities and deposits, and liabilities including capital stock surplus profits and deposits with officers and directors attested by President W T Johnson and directors.
Motion Indicates Insanity Defense in C. Cook Case
The motion for continuance argues that C. Cook was unable to distinguish right from wrong, presenting an insanity defense theory. The document outlines the defendant's mental state and requested delay to pursue this line of defense.
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Defense motion in Claude Cook murder case delays jury
In the Sixteenth District court the defense motion to continue in the Claude Cook murder case was overruled as the trial began with jury selection. The defendant is charged with killing his father in law D R Hope near the city on June 4 1912. The defense cited brain fever and melancholia affecting judgment. A panel was seated after extensive questioning. four jurors were selected by 2 pm and twenty five more talesmen ordered.
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Waco
Owsley & Owsley
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Gainesville
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Lewisville
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Spencer
Talesmen
Servians Deserting Montenegrin Forces
Associated Press dispatch from Cettinje dated April 11 reports Servian troops marching away from Scutari leaving Montenegrins to stand defiant. It cites a heavy Montenegrin loss at Tarabasch forts blamed on the Servian commander's failure to cease artillery fire after gaining range.
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Frost Hits Ninto Texas, Fort Worth Area
A heavy frost last night in the Fort Worth area damaged fruit and vegetables in Ninto Texas. Local growers report damaged orchards and crops, with fruit likely ruined and plants injured by the unseasonal cold snap.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Fort Worth
Plea of insanity buys acquittal for Mrs Flanary
A plea of insanity secures acquittal for Mrs Flanary as judge declares Acry believed mentally responsible for acts at the time of the homicide. Pendani Swchons verdict announced amid court proceedings.
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Jury acquits Mrs Flanary on insanity plea in Dallas murder case
In Dallas county a jury found Mrs Jannie Flanary not guilty by reason of insanity for the August 2, 1909 murder of her husband. The verdict came at 11:50 AM after rapid deliberation from an initial 11 to 1 ballot for acquittal. The courtroom erupted in applause as she was helped from the stand and the crowd dispersed after a brief court-ordered pause.
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Weather Outlook Reports Frost and Warmer Weekend
The forecast notes frost tonight and Saturday with a fair, warmer Saturday and pleasant weekend conditions. No significant precipitation expected. Residents should plan for chilly mornings followed by milder afternoons.
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