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Record And Chronicle in Denton, Texas
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1913
Page
1
The Saving Habit Pays Dividends on Past Efforts
A short editorial urges young people to start a savings account and develop the habit of regular deposits. It argues that the value lies not only in interest but in the lifelong discipline and financial dividends the habit yields.
The Denton County National Bank Officers and Directors
A historical notice listing bank officers and directors for The Denton County National Bank also known as The Accommodating Bank. President W. B. McClurkan. J. L. Blewett vice president. B. H. Deavenport cashier. R. M. Barns assistant cashier. D. R. Turner. W. J. McCray. J. F. Raley. G. H. Blewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Denton County National Bank
W. B. McClurkan
J. L. Blewett
B. H. Deavenport
R. M. Barns
D. R. Turner
W. J. McCray
J. F. Raley
G. H. Blewett
Highland Park Well Delivers Strong Gas Flow at 2025 Feet
At 11 o'clock Friday night the Highland Park drill struck a robust gas flow, the pressure visible four to five feet above the casing. The gas remained strong through the night and into Saturday, delivering a coating of oil on the first bail-out and mud boiling with gas. Drilling reached 2,025 feet as work continued through a shale layer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Park
Allied peace terms would shrink Bulgaria’s coast
At the Bucharest peace conference the allies asked for a frontier extending east from the Struma through Rumelia to the Aegean Sea fifteen miles west of Dedearateh, giving Bulgaria a coast under thirty miles. Bulgaria would relinquish much of Roumania territory and pay indemnity as required by the allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alliees
Bucharest
Strum River
Rumelia
Aegean Sea
Dedearateh
Bulgaria
Roumania
Rebels Want No Mediation
Secretary of State Bryan rejected any link between his request for a $100,000 appropriation to aid destitute Americans in Mexico and intervention. Officials view the move as a step in non intervention policy while the funds would aid evacuees feeling their lives are in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Bryan Today
Mexico
Former Governor Brito Charged With Killing Soldiers
Manuel Castillo Brito, former Campeche governor, was arrested by federal authorities in New Orleans on murder and robbery charges. He admits killing two Huerta soldiers during the Madero overthrow after they allegedly slapped him with a sword and tried to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Manuel Castillo Brito
Campeche
Mexico
Brito
Huerta
Rebels refuse mediation in Mexican civil war
Eagle Pass August 1 Governor Carranza leader of the Constitutionalists says no mediation or peace proposals will be accepted. He vows to wage war until the usurper Huerta and his partisans are exterminated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Constitutionalists
Carranza
Huerta
70 Year Old Pedestrian Completes Long Walk
Edward Payson Weston completed a 1500 mile walk from New York City to Minneapolis. He began his trek on June 2 and finished on August 2 in Minneapolis, showing remarkable endurance for his seventy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Minneapolis
Ambassador Wilson Loses Pocketbook In Station Jam
Ambassador Wilson had his pocket picked of a purse containing 128 at the Pennsylvania station in New York last night. He was escorting two women friends to a train and suspects it was not a pickpocket seeking papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Ambassador Wilson
Pennsylvania
Corn Up Seven Cents In Week on Drought Losses
An advance of two cents yesterday gave corn a seven cent rise for the week. Drouth across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Nebraska is blamed for a loss estimated at 200 to 300 million bushels in the last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Organized A. D. 1912 Bank Seeks Public Deposits
Organized A. D. 1912 forms to provide a safe depository for public funds and to conduct general banking business. They solicit a share of business and promise careful attention to accounts of any size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Educational measures pass in Texas House
Liberal appropriations for educational institutions of Texas passed. Direct election of senators bill passed finally in house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wheeler Will File Contest Austin
August 2 House advances appropriation bills for educational institutions to engrossment as part of the legislative agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Wheeler Files Contest On Senator Election
C A Wheeler left Texarkana for Austin to file a contest against Dr Oliver's election as Senator from the first district. Wheeler plans to pursue the challenge starting Monday in the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Texarkana
C. A. Wheeler
Austin
Dr. Oliver
Wheeler files contest to Oliver election for First district
C A Wheeler of Texarkana will contest the election of Dr A C Oliver of Cass county to succeed Senator Vaughn in the First district. The move halted Senate seating and follows pressure over prison board confirmations. The piece notes broad partisan efforts, A and M board nominations, and a large House appropriation bill. It also mentions a penitentiary inquiry and bond repeal proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Austin
C. A. Wheeler
Texarkana
A. C. Oliver
Cass County
Vaughn
Senate
J. S. Williams
Paris
A. & M. Board
House
Wortham
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Administration Kirby
Humphrey
Chinese Warships Bombard Wusung Forts Near Shanghai
Chinese government warships shelled the Wusung forts today. A vessel stood five miles off and fired a short bombardment then retired with no casualties reported. In a separate note, Gen Lung Chi-huang advances on Canton after securing Shi Chineg on the West River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Canton
Hong Kong
Lung Chi-huang
Kwang-Si
Shi Chineg
West River
Traveling salesman charged as Huerta spy in Matamoras
R. E. Grove a German citizen and Houston based traveling salesman was arrested in Matamoras on August 2 and charged with being a Huerta spy according to police reports from Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huerta
Associated Press Dispatch
Brownsville
R. E. Grove
Houston
Matamoras
Billy Sunday Coming to Dallas
Evangelist Billy Sunday will conduct an eight weeks revival in Dallas starting January 4, 1945. The event marks a major religious campaign with Sunday touring to preach to local audiences and attract large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Dallas
Billy Sunday
Patterson Withdrawn by President. Parker Named Registrar
Gabe F. E. Parker, Choctaw Indian, named registrar of treasury in place of the withdrawn Patterson. Proposed protocol in Nicaragua abandoned amid criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabe FE. Parker
Registrar OF Treasury
Nicaraagua
Patterson Nomination Withdrawn For Registrar Post
The President withdrew Adam E. Patterson’s nomination to the Registrar of the Treasury and named Gabe E. Parker, a Choctaw Indian of Oklahoma, in his place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
President
Adam E. Patterson
Registrar of the Treasury
Gabe E. Parker
Oklahoma
Senate panel presses new Nicaragua treaty terms
The Senate foreign relations committee rejected the proposed U S protectorate protocol in the Nicaragua treaty and asked Secretary Bryan to submit a revised pact limited to canal route purchase and naval base concessions in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
United States
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations
Bryant
Government to Loan $50 Million to Southern and Western Banks
The government plans to place 50 million dollars in large inland cities including New Orleans, Atlanta, St. Louis and Chicago with the provision that banks will pass favorable rates to country banks. The funds aim to support agricultural regions by channeling credit through big city banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
New Orleans
Atlanta
St. Louis
Chicago
Owen says currency bill will aid country bankers
Chairman Owen of the Senate banking committee told country bankers the Glass Owen currency bill will boost typical banks profits by about three thousand dollars a year, compared with the present system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Patterson Withdraws From Treasury Registrar Post
Washington August 2 Adam E Patterson an Oklahoma negro slated for Registrar of the Treasuryasked to withdraw his name. An American Indian from Oklahoma will receive the post. Patterson’s appointment was expected to provoke a fight during confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adam E. Patterson
the Treasury
Oklahoma
Patterson
Manufacturers Ignore Senate Tariff Questions in August
Washington reports most U S manufacturers have not replied to 2 500 questions from the Senate Finance Committee on the impact of the Democratic tariff measure. Senator LaFollette noted only sixty six replies received, suggesting manufacturers are less apprehensive than their protests indicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
LaFollette
Currency Bill Up Monday Move in House Banking Panel
Washington August 2 The Administration currency measure nears final action as the House Banking and Currency Committee completes its report to the Democratic caucus. The bill mirrors the Glass Owen McAdoo framework and preserves government control of the Federal Reserve Board as the central feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
House Democratic Caucus
Theaucus
Glass
Owen
McAdoo
Federal Reserve Board
Negro Homes Burned At Ennis
Thirteen houses occupied by Negro residents were destroyed by fire in Ennis on August 2, causing about 10000 dollars in losses. No victims or causes are stated in the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
Associated Press Dispatch
Jewel theft mystery unsolved at Narragansett Pier
A large team of detectives continues hunting for jewel thieves who stole jewelry totaling $250,000 at Narragansett Pier. The August 9 report notes the case remains unsolved and under active investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narragansett Pier
RB. L
Police Still At Sea In Dallas Murder Mystery
August 2 Dallas reports the murder of Florence Brown remains unsolved as police admit failure after days of searching. Local crews have scoured other state areas without success, keeping investigators at a standstill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
Dallas
Florence Brown
Terrific Rain Causes Damage Near Mt Calm
In Waco on August 2 heavy rain near Mt Calm produced about five inches of rainfall and strong winds. Two of Mrs Sam Nelsons sons at Delia were struck unconscious by lightning and a Black man on the Nelson place was knocked through a screen by a lightning strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Dispatch
Waco
Mt. Calm
Sam Nelson
Delia
Nelson Place
European nations skip exhibit at San Francisco fair 1915
Great Britain and Russia will have no exhibits at the 1915 San Francisco fair and Germany is likely to join. Germany will decide within a month, but the outlook remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Drought Hits Kansas With Meager July Rainfall
Topeka August 2 report shows July rainfall at 1.55 inches, marking the second driest month in thirty years in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
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W B McClurkan & Co
Exchange National
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Gov
the First Guaranty State Bank
North Side Square
Guaranty Fund Bank
Frederic C. Penfield
Austria- Hungary
Wilson
American Press Association
Denton and Vicinity
Wheeler
Wusung
SECU
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Spero Michael & Sons
Chambry
Oxfords
Alliancelce Factory
B. Wh. Deavenport
Singer
Denton
Denton County
North Side
Taliaferro Bros
Shaw Studio
West Side Square
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