Three West Oak residences destroyed by worst Denton fire
A large blaze at Denton on West Oak street wiped out three dwellings in rapid succession. The Hutcheson residence owned by C. C. Hutcheson suffered the greatest loss, with coverage including building and contents. John Davidson’s home and J. M. Wright’s property also burned, with varying insurance and substantial damage to furnishings.
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Denton
Oak Street
C. C. Hutcheson
Followell
John Davidson
J. M. Wright
Hutcheson
Celina
Fort Worth
J. H. Sparkman
Sparkman
J. M. Gallagher
O. P. Poe & Co
C. C. Hutcheson House
C. C. Hutcheson Smokehouse
Notable Bankers and Associates Mentioned in Ledger
A fragment lists J. C. Coit, A. M. Bush Co, A. Williams, and Dr. J. M. Inge as part of a financial ledger. The terse snippet implies these figures are connected to regular interest compounding or banking entries within the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coit
A. M. Bush Co
A. Williams
J. M. Inge
Comanche County Man Elected President
Local election results name Loudermilk as president of Comanche County, succeeding Neill A. F.EB. U, marking a leadership transition for the county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Neill A. F.eb
Edmonson Chosen Organizer Again in Texas Farmers Union
The Texas Farmers' Union elected W. T. Loudermilk as president and Peter Radford as vice president for the coming year. Joe Edmon Gwyn was re elected state organizer and lecturer. Nellie Horton led on the secretary treasurer ballot with 68 of 151 votes. the committee reported the society in its best financial condition. Delegates plan to decide on pooling cotton seed output and selling outside the state. Neill is said to have support from five states for the National presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Texas Farmers’ Union
W. T. Loudermilk
Comanche County
Peter Radford
Parker County
Joe Edmon- Gwyn
Anderson County
Nellie Horton
J. A. Kinnard
Howard County
Ed Shropshire
Llano County
Henry Hudson
Tarrant County
Scott Woodward
Erath County
Miss Horton
Neill
Texas
Kansas
Misouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Senate adopts conference report vote 47 to 31
The Senate adopted the conference report by a 47 to 31 vote. Seven Republicans opposed the bill Beveridge Bristow Clapp Cummins Doliver Nelson Lafollette McEery paired in favor of the bill Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Repubicans
Bever
Idge
Bristow, Clapp, Cummins, Dolliver, Nelson and Lafollette
McE
Ery
Saving at Home Builds Regular Deposits Now
A public notice urges readers to start saving immediately with a $1 deposit and continue weekly. It promises surprising results from consistent savings habits and emphasizes home discipline as the foundation.
Mob gathers at Waco jail with lynching feared
A mob surrounds the Waco court house and jail aiming at three black men charged with assaulting Miss Ida Pratt near McGregor. The suspects are moved, no attack materialized as guards prepared to open cells, mob lacks a leader and Pratt remains unable to identify them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Court House
Alleged Deserter Hemphill Arrested in Denison
James B. Hemphill was arrested in Denison Texas today charged with deserting from the United States Artillery at San Francisco several months ago. He was transported to Fort Sill Oklahoma for custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
James B. Hemphill
United States Artillery Service
San Francisco
Fort Sill
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stein-Bloch
Edwin
Royal Society
Wilson-Williams CO
Wilson Hardware Co
M’quigg
A. W. Sears
Wylie Smith & CO
Exchange Bank
New Orleans
Dento
Cape House
A. J. Nance
J.R. Christal
Dir
J. R. Christal
E. F. Bates
A. C. Owsley
Our Shoe Department
Jet
Rellevans
Loudermilk
Edmonson
Washington
First National Bank
M. &. Stout
A. D. Turner
V. P
H. F. Schweer
Cash
Miss Pratt
McLenpa
Majestic Theater
Erwin & O’neal
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