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Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1910

Page

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Mob captures black man in Axie area assault then burns body

In Mobile Texas on August 1 a Black man named Will Walker who attacked Mrs. Nettie Grison of Axie was captured by a posse fifteen miles north of Mobile. He was killed and his body burned after being wounded with a sharp object by Mrs. Grison and her brother who tried to defend her.

Mobile Tex Will Walker Nettie Grison Axie Here Walker Gibson Austin Senate W. E. Hawkins Campbel Hawkins Senter Dallas Aawkins Stuck Fund Committee On Privileges and Elections Ratliff Bascom Thomas

New Suits Filed in District Court

The district court records show several new cases including Annie T. Ross versus C. C. Nell et al. for debt and foreclosure with B. H. Deavenport as administrator, Andrew Spratt versus Joe Wade for debt, L. J. Ridling versus W. W. Ridling for divorce, and L. Fulton and J. M. Owens for debt and damages.

Bee District Court Annie T. Ross C. C. Nell Et al B. H. Deavenport L. Fulton J. M. Owens Andrew Spratt Joe Wade

Drowned Bodies Recovered From O Connell Lake

The bodies of Joseph Mistrata and Arthur Catalino, who drowned in O Connell Lake at Waco, were found early today mangled and nearly unrecognizable after searches in the lake begun yesterday.

Waco Tex Joseph Mistrata Arthur Catalino O'Connell Lake

Cunningham & Co Revamping Old Taylor Gin Plant

Hood Cunningham and Company are remodeling the old Taylor gin after purchasing it. They plan to put the gin back in operation as soon as the cotton season opens, with repairs and reequipment making the plant nearly a new outfit.

Cunningham & CO OLD Taylor Gin

Official Count on Recent Primary Shows Little Change

The official tally on the recent primary mirrors the unofficial report from Record and Chronicle with only minor adjustments. Local election officials confirm the results remain largely consistent with preliminary figures.

Record and Chronicle

Democratic County Convention Runs Smoothly After Primary

The Colquitt and Poindexter camps cooperate with most delegates loyal to the two leaders. Officers and committees chosen, resolutions adopted, and state convention delegates split evenly between Colquitt and Poindexter supporters. Official county tabulation shows Orr leading the ticket with 3431 votes and Reeve close behind. total turnout 3493 with minor shifts in submission results.

Colquitt Poindexter Resolutions Johnson Waketon Recording Chronicle W. CC. Orr D. M. Reeve J. T. Hammons J. P. Lightfoot Wm. Winningham Sam Sparks Edwin Waller B. F. Teague W. P. Lane Bob Barker D. C. Burkes Allison Mayfield Theo. G. Thomas Wm. D. Williams General Land Office Chas. W. Geers H. Ells Hill I. T. Robison

Milliken Named Chairman as Denton County Democrats Convene

T G Milliken was named chairman with J N Rayzor as secretary at a Denton County Democratic meeting. Rayzor opened the session at 2 47 pm as Er Smith nominated Milliken for chairman praising the county’s young democracy. Milliken urged harmony and cited Colquitt as the party standard bearer while stressing local self government and the influence of the primary on the November ballot. Continued on page 4.

T. G. Milliken J. N. Rayzor Rayzor Er. C. Smith O. B. Colquitt Texas Denton County Colquitt

In New York Buyers Seek Fall Bargains for Denton

A Denton store reports Graham combination buyers are in New York securing fall merchandise. Shipments to Denton will arrive in a few days including Red Seal Kinghams, Buster Brown shoes for kids, and Cadet hose.

Graham Combination New York Denton Denton County

Mexicans Escape Rangers After Fatal Ambush in Texas

Rangers and a posse pursuing Mexicans who killed Rangers Henry Lawrence and W. H. Karnes report the assailants may have crossed the Rio Grande into Mexico. Ranger Pat Craighead and Earl West were wounded. Trevino, the Mexican who led the trap, was killed after Karnes shot Trevino when his right arm was shattered.

Kingsville Tex Henry Lawrence W. H. Carnes Rio Grande Mexico Pat Craighead Earl West Trevino Karnes

Mistaken Identity Leads to Fatal Shooting in Fort Worth

In Fort Worth Texas an inquest into the death of 23 year old J M Stillwood reveals he was mistaken for a burglar near the Dennison residence. Stillwood had called to see Miss Luma fills and was shot as neighbors misidentified him. The grand jury is expected to investigate the case.

Fort Wearth Tex J. M. Stillwood B. C. Dennison Stillwood Luma Fills Theennison Stillwoog Stilwood Carthage

District and County Clerks Meet in San Antonio

The District and County Clerks Association of Texas opened its eighteenth annual convention at the St. Anthony hotel with about 400 members attending. Topics include needed legislation on good roads and convict labor, with President Frank R. Newton of Bexar County presiding.

San Antonio Tex

Election of Senator for the Thirty-First District

In a special election to fill the unexpired term of J. P. Hayter, C. V. Terrill was elected senator. The returns show several other men with a few votes but Terrill ran unopposed and won.

J. P. Hayter C. V. Terrill Mr. Terrill

Four Arrests Linked to Slocum Killings in Texas

Four men, John Spurgers Wallace Ferguson Joseph Bishop and Thomas Garnett were arrested in connection with the killings near Slocum Texas as the Anderson County grand jury begins sessions to probe the outbreak that spread through Anderson and adjacent counties. More arrests expected this afternoon.

Palestine Wity Slocum Anderson County Grand Jury Texas John Spurgers Wallace Ferguson Joseph Bishop Thomas Garnett

Denton Plans Reorganized Band For Summer Concerts

Denton organizers consider re forming the old Denton band with weekly Friday night concerts revived from last summer. Promoters see strong local material and citizen support comparable to Wichita Falls Decatur Farmersville and Weatherford. Further details on director players and management to follow.

Denton Wichita Falls Decatur Farmersville Weatherford

Mills is Reorganized in Taylor Milling Company

The Taylor Milling company former Diamond Roller Mills reorganizes with J. N. Rayzor as president F. M. Rayzor as first vice president and general manager G. E. King as second vice president J. S. Jones as secretary and treasurer The plant machinery is being overhauled and the new company expects to begin work next week.

Taylor Taylor Milling Company Diamond Roller Mills of J. N. Rayzor F. M. Rayzor Frst G. E. King J. S. Jones

Heat Peak Figures Hit 104 In The Shade Monday

A Thermometer read 104 degrees in the shade at 3 p.m. Monday as August opened with one of the hottest days of the year. The same instrument recorded a 108 degree high on Sunday July 24, marking the summer’s peak temperature.

Mid-Summer Sale on Men’s and Boys Suits

The last two days of a mid-summer sale offer 1 3 off regular price on all suits. Prices listed include $7.50 now $5, $10 now $6.65, $15 now $10, $18 now $12, $20 now $13.35. All straw hats half price. Men’s patent leather oxfords $2.25 on Friday and Saturday, down from $3.50 and $4.00.

Small boy breaks arm after fall from carriage

A seven year old son of Mr and Mrs T M George fell from a carriage on Sunday and fractured both forearm bones. He was injured when he tumbled from the vehicle. Local authorities were notified for medical care.

T. M. George

Attempt to dynamite Frisco train uncovered in Texas

Fireman William Moore discovered an artfully concealed package of five sticks of dynamite aboard the Frisco northbound train near Brownwood Texas as it left town. The incident was detected just after the locomotive crew began shoveling coal into the furnace.

Stephensville Tex Fisco William Moore Brownwood Wen

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Williams Store Denton Steam Laundry Craddock Building P. Poe Palmer’s Art Shop Denton Plumbing Company West Oak Street T. B. Porter Cient Service Exchange National New Orleans Poindexter and Colquitt Ang W. C. Orr Democratic Executive Committee O B. Colquitt Davidson The First National Bank Denton, Texas Bemrell Evams Old Mexico Ranger Anderson County Grand Jury T—Hawkins Thomas Organization OF Band Diamond Milling Company Stacy Adams Oxfords Trnatn Queen Quality Oxfords Majestic Airdome Biograph Flear
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