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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
1
Judge Wm Poindexter of Cleburne declares the prohibition issue the leading topic in the gubernatorial campaign and says the democratic platform was trampled by the last legislature in Amarillo Texas.
Senator H Bascom Thomas of Hopkins County spoke at the old settlers’ avenue in Gainesville Texas on The Evils of the Lobby and Why I Was Expelled from the Senate. He grilled the senators who caused his expulsion in strong language and his delivery drew loud cheers and an ovation at the end.
An earthquake near Jeana wrecked many houses and injured several in the early hours. No fatalities reported yet as inhabitants flee the shaking area. Rumbles continued through the morning.
Senator J. W. Bailey will address a large crowd in Justin on September 11 at 6 30 p m. Committees have been appointed and arrangements set for the expected turnout after Bailey carried Justin by a large majority for the delegate to Denver.
The Texas Cattle Raisers Association announced in Fort Worth on August 25 that it will lobby Congress to repeal the ten percent internal revenue tax on oleomargarine. They argue cattle fat yields better quality margarine but the tax blocks entry into the industry.
Matamoros across the river from Brownsville faces rising factionalism between the Diaz and Reyes camps. No violence yet but police arrest all armed individuals as troops monitor the border town. Diaz began there. Reyes remains popular. A large crowd may travel to Monterey for Reres's expected return.
Two more days are needed to clear the wreckage after nineteen cars derailed twenty-five miles west of Childress Texas. The Fort Worth and Denver freight carried pig iron nails fruits and vegetables and the loss will reach 30000. Traffic resumed over a shoo fly track built around the site.
Charles M. Schwab former president of United States Steel arrived in New Orleans on a special train from Houston after inspecting iron ore deposits there. The nine hour trip required twenty one trains sidetracking to clear the way for the party of railroad magnates aboard.
The notice urges starting a savings habit with a $1 deposit and weekly contributions. It emphasizes regular saving as the foundation and asks readers to begin immediately. Official signatures include M. S. Stout president, A. D. Turner vice president, and H. F. Schweer cashier.
The Big Store announces daily openings of new clothing items. First shipments include one piece dresses and new skirts with a preview of tailored suits and silk kimonos. Several pieces already sold. customers urged to view fashion offerings on Fifth Avenue in New York City.
Lots of new items await inspection including piece goods rats barrettes hair ornaments and novelties in Jet. New shoes for the family and millinery arrivals fill the shelves. Visit daily and note the new arrivals. Save time cards and get silver dollars free every Saturday at 3 pm sharp.
In Corsicana Texas on August 25 four Teague men Ben Connell W E Spillers Sebe Terry and J H Connell were charged with the murder of Wes Meredith. Connell admits shooting. Meredith allegedly attempted criminal assault on Connell's daughter. Bonds set ranging 500 to 7500 with others to post as bondsmen arrive. Grand jury to convene October 4 to take up the case.
Burglars last night entered the Gainesville area business, taking cash and merchandise before fleeing. Police reported preliminary details and ongoing investigation. No injuries were reported. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Gainesville Police Department.
Robbers broke into a local shop, obtained a small amount of cash from the register, and carried off various goods. Police report an ongoing investigation and urge anyone with information to come forward.
John Belk from the McGalliarg place brought in the season’s first bale for Corinth. Lon Fowler purchased the bale at a little over 13 cents per pound. The bale weighed 450 pounds.
A party of twenty cars left early to intercept Senator Bailey's train. They boarded the train with Bailey and accompanied him to Amarillo where he will go to Canyon City to address the Confederate reunion. Efforts are being made to get Bailey to deliver an address here.
Rev. Gorham Tufts, a returned missionary from India, will preach at the Oak Street M E Church Thursday night at 8 oclock replacing the usual prayer meeting. Lane will attend.
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