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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
1
Appointment of Von Rosenberg to Succeed Hawkins
Austin reports the Senate confirmed F. C. Von Rosenberg to succeed the commissioner of insurance and banking Hawkins after an executive session. The open session debated a bill to repeal the fire rating law and lay it on the table subject to call, but the committee was not ready to report. House lawmakers refused to shorten the hearing, urging full consideration of the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracafield
House Committee On Insurance Ready
Terrell
Berar
Cureton
Weather in New Orleans Tonight and Thursday
Tonight and Thursday expect partly cloudy skies and cooler conditions in New Orleans Louisiana. The forecast notes cooler temperatures with no precipitation indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Bralley Reverses Self Ruling in Lewisville Superintendent Case
State Superintendent Baliey endorses the Lewisville School contract dispute finding against Eston W. Smith. Bralley reverses prior rulings and upholds the board’s rescission of Smith’s two year principal contract, with an appeal likely to the State Board of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baliey
Aganst Eston W. Smith
Lewisville Board
Bralley
Eston W. Smith
Lewisville
Smith
Beaty
State Board of Education
Beatyns
Board of
Lewisville Independent School District
Board of Trustees
F. M. Branley
R. Beaty
Indiana
Central Selling System gains Texas farmer support
The State convention of Texas farmers union adopted a report backing a central selling system. Warehouses will be built in each community served by unions and central selling agents will coordinate with local managers. Cotton will move directly from warehouses to factories. Elections for officers, including President W. T. Loudermilik, were upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Farm— Erg Union
W. T. Loudermilik
Gore Probe Opens in Muskogee Hearing
Senator Gore and witnesses including J. F. McMurray and Jake Harmon attend a congressional inquiry in Muskogee Oklahoma as the committee reviews contracts connected to Gore bribe charges. Gore to testify tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Muskogee
Muskogee, Ouk
Messrs
J. F. McMurray
Jake Harmon
Qimby
McHars
Congressional Committee
McMurray
Sheriff Orr Takes Hubert Coffee to the Asylum
Sheriff Orr took Hubert Coffee to the San Antonio asylum after he was adjudged sane on July 13. Mrs. Morris, likewise declared insane, will likely be admitted but no definite arrangements have been made yet.
Bill Cross Dies After Democratic Nomination
Bill Cross secretary of state and Democratic nominee for Oklahoma state auditor died at 6 39 this morning after a year long illness. Cross a Confederate drummer boy under General Braxton Bragg was a popular state official and had been nominated in yesterday's primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bill Cross
Cross
Braxton Bragg
Governor Campbell Highlights A M College and Tax Amendment
Governor Campbell's fifth message to the special Legislature session covers A M college matters and the proposed Federal constitutional amendment on the income tax. No liquor bills yet, but strong rumor both quart law and 3 mile law may be submitted, with bills already drafted by aides nearby the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
A. & M. College
Bank and lodge build new Lewisville structure
A $5,000 building is being erected at Lewisville by the First State bank and is about ready for occupancy. The lower floor will be occupied by the bank and the upper floor by the K. of P. lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
First State Bank
The
Bank
K. of P. Lodge
Thomas Still Leads Davidson in Lieutenant Governor Race
The latest primary figures show H. B. Thomas leading A. B. Davidson for lieutenant governor by a 991 vote plurality. Complete returns from 215 counties and 12 percent more partial returns show Thomas at 119 107 and Davidson at 117 116. governor's race totals and coroner figures are also listed with party districts voting for submission or opposition in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Thomas
overnor—Thomas
Davidson
PalmAetee
Ccc
State School Board Sets Apportionment At 6.50
At a meeting in Austin on Tuesday the State School Board approved the scholastic apportionment for the coming year. The rate is $6.50 per pupil based on 975000 scholastics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State
Cruce Leads Oklahoma Governor Nomination Claim Heated
Oklahoma City August 3 major primary results delayed but Lee Cruce of Ardmore claims the Democratic nomination for governor by about 15000 votes. Murray and Ross dispute the claim though Cruce is widely believed nominated. J W McNeal leads Republican race by a few thousand with grandfather clause amendment seen as carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Lee Cruce
Atd
Murray
Ross
Cruce
J. W. McNea
Lewisville tops Little Elm in second game of series
Lewisville defeated Little Elm 6 to 1 on Tuesday in game two of a three game set. Gen Flat Wheel Wray, ex D A C pitcher, toed the rubber for Lewisville and struck out seventeen while Lewisville collected eight hits. Jerry Fowler and Charley Francis, local high school players, played with Lewisville. Rector to pitch in today’s finale with locals at second and center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewisville
Little Elm
Flat Wheel
Wray
Jerry Fowler
Charley Francis
Rector
County and District Clerks Elect Officers Adjourns
The Texas County and District Clerks association convention adjourned today electing officers: President D J Pickel Austin vice president Geo Jones Houston treasurer Jeff Kemp Cameron secretary Zena Dalrymple Valde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Texas County and District Clerks Association
D. J. Pickel
Austin
Geo. Jones
Houston
Jeff Kemp
Cameron
Zena Dalrymple
I.valde
Cone Johnson Files Campaign Spending Report
Tyler Texas August 3 Cone Johnson a Democratic gubernatorial hopeful filed his campaign expense report showing total spending of 6221.79 dollars with about two thousand for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Tex
Cone Johnson
Insurgents Win Out In Kansas Gubernatorial Races
In Kansas the insurgent nomination for governor is practically conceded. J M Miller, a leading candidate for Congress in the Fourth district, loses to insurgent Fred Jackson after a hard fought campaign shaping the state political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Stubbs
J. M. Miller
Congress
Fred Jackson
Crane declines to discuss invitation to Senate committee
Dallas August 3 M M Crane refused to discuss the invitation to appear before the Senate committee on privileges and elections in Austin. He would not say whether he would accept the invite. The committee seeks any knowledge about a slush fund used in the recent Democratic primaries to obtain nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
M. M. Crane
Cone Johnson
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Austin
Von Rosenberg Named Insurance and Banking Commissioner
Governor Campbelling named F. C. Von Rosenberg, an Austin attorney, to succeed Wm. E. Hawkins as insurance and banking commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbelling
F. C. von Rosenberg
Austin
Wm. E. Hawkns
Amoskeag Mills to Close for Six Weeks
About fifteen thousand five hundred workers will lose their jobs as seven Amoskeag cotton mills shut from August 26 until September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoskeag Cotton Company
Logan Omitted From High School Faculty List
In Tuesday's issue the faculty list failed to mention Mr. A. Logan, professor of mathematics, through inadvertence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Logan
New Suit Filed in District Court for Partition
The district court on Tuesday saw a new suit filed by M. B. Haren J. D. Haren Viola Haren Willie Haren Alice Dyche and husband O. R. Dyche Zeke Haren and Loraina Haren against J. C. Har en Naomi Haren B. H. Deavenport and Denton County National Bank of Denton. The action seeks partition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
M. B. Haren
J. D. Haren
Viola Haren
Willie Haren
Alice, Dyche
Husband
O. R. Dyche
Zeke Haren
Loraina Haren
Hardware ad touts Evers stoves as safe durable and economical
A brief ad extols Evers summer stoves as a superior hardware option. It emphasizes safety durability and economy and invites readers to see the merit of the dependable hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Peters Home Burns New Home of Secretary Peters
Both the old and new homes of Prof T E Peters, secretary of North Texas Normal College, were destroyed by fire Wednesday afternoon with contents. The blaze began in the kitchen just after 1 pm and spread to the old house and barn. Outside the city limits with no water supply, the fire caused total losses estimated between 7000 and 7500 dollars, with insurance on the new house and contents totaling about 3500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Peters
North Texas Normal College
James
J. A. Pruitt
Jasper & Jasper
Oklahoma Primary Claims Varying Victory Claims
In Oklahoma’s Tuesday primary all candidates claim victory. Cruce is seen as Democratic nominee with Murray close behind. Cruce backers put votes from 10 000 to 15 009 while Murray supporters claim 14 000 or more. Ross backers claim 10 000 to 15 000. Counting proceeds slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Cruce
Murray
Bill Murray
Ross
First Selig's Feature Production in the Frozen North
A report on Selig's feature production in a northern setting highlights an inventor's ambitions. The piece notes collaboration and filming challenges amid harsh weather as the project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selig’s
Frozen North
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Columbine Company
Triges
Steger
Columbine
Arthur W. Palmer
Denton
Denton Plumbing Company
West Oak Street
T. B. Porter
Gore Probe
Orr
Hubert
Forklahoma
Lewisville State Bank
H. Bascom Thomas
First National Bank
Denton, Texas
Kaho Cores
Sty.s
Tench
Paris
Kabo Corset Co
Chicago
Jarrell-Evans Dry Goods CO
Jd. W. McNeal
County and District
M. M.c.rane
Fred C. von Rosenberg
Hawkins
MR. Logan
Evers Hardware Co
Stacy- Adams
Oxfords
Queen Quality
Peters
Normal College
Tol Loys
Famiy
Majestic Airdome
Essanay
Fatal
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