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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
1
A persuasive editorial urges that ambition alone yields nothing without effort. It stresses keeping resolutions, saving money, and backing strong convictions. The piece invites readers to open a bank account as a stepping stone to seize opportunities and build wealth.
New Orleans and surrounding area face unsettled weather tonight and Saturday with rising temperatures. Forecasters urge residents to monitor updates as conditions may affect outdoor activities and travel.
Washington December 9 The Bureau of Census or Bureau cotton estimate for the season places total cotton at 11,426,009 bales up from 10,088,000 last year. Last year's crop was reported at 10,606,000 bales, about 609,000 more than this year's estimate. Liverpool market stayed open for report with quotes closing at the usual time. Bulletin released at 1 PM.
President Taft weighs Gordon Russell of Texas for the Federal Supreme Court after consulting with Texas lawmakers and S B Cooper. Cooper said he would not be surprised if Russell is selected, though he has no advance word on Taft’s decision. Sources say Taft has submitted Russell’s name to many senators for the vacancy.
The statewide meet in Fort Worth assembled a highly enthusiastic gathering on Thursday as Local MCN officials hailed strong participation. Local MCN leaders praised the event's energy and regional involvement, noting broad support from athletes and spectators alike.
The local delegation to a statewide prohibition mass meeting in Fort Worth reported strong attendance and enthusiasm. Judge Poindexter delivered a keynote arraignment of the liquor traffic, urging immediate action and promising pamphlet publication of the speech and platform resolutions. The Denton delegation included Dr. Blount and Rev. Andrews among others, with Cone Johnson’s telegram cheered in support. The resolutions condemn liquor as a crime ridden, economically wasteful force and call for Texas to go dry, presenting detailed arguments and costs.
Denton streetcar extension to North Elm and College Hill proposed with a five cent transfer system. R J Wilson, president of the Denton Street Car Company, seeks major local backing from North End and College Hill residents, with a fundraising committee to start within days and construction hoped within 90 days after contract signing.
Reports from Jimenez Junction say rebels and Federal troops clash near Parerall in Durango state. T. G. Struce of Cargill Lumber in Mina, Chihuahua, says troops are closing on rebels at Mina Temscachic Maara and Guerrero and expects the uprising crushed by Sunday. He estimates at least 1500 armed revolutionists are in the field.
A man claiming to be from Denton county, later identified as Leon Norwood, was arrested on theft charges in Gainesville. Before reaching jail he drew a 44 caliber revolver and fired two shots into his breast, stating he would rather die than go to jail. his condition is precarious.
District Judge Isaacks assigned the trial of Paul Holmes to Barstow, six miles away, for December 19 after granting the change of venue in the Knox Crow murder and shooting case. The special venire of 150 jurors was discharged.
The Oklahoma Register of Deeds association, meeting in Tulma, decided to oppose allowing the five women elected as registers at the last state election to hold office. The state constitution requires only qualified voters to be eligible for the register position.
In Dallas on December 9 Receiver L C McBride was the sole witness in the Fred Fleming case. Fleming, former president of Western National Bank and Trust, stands charged with taking deposits while knowing the bank was failing. The court adjourned as the granddaughter of juror T M Brown fell ill with pneumonia, with trial to resume Monday.
In Austin on December 9, Colquitt’s appointees plan an important gathering to decide on a broad employee overhaul across departments. Dr. A B Conley of Decatur, new superintendent of public buildings and grounds, expects many new hires. Henry Hutchinson vows widespread changes. Dr. George F Powell seeks the Terrell North Texas asylum post.
Daniel G. Reid the tinplate king and Rock Island head travels through Fort Worth today en route to Rockport with friends. He tours in a special car with his wife Mabel Carter actress. Reid says Rock Island and other lines do not plan major Texas extensions while political conditions remain unsettled.
San Antonio December 9 A San Marcos man was accidentally killed on his Moore ranch when a revolver under his pillow discharged while he slept. The exact cause of the discharge remains unknown.
In Fort Worth, Ben Thomas charged with killing P. Lane, a boiler maker, had trial set for January 1 in the Fort Worth district court. Wood Maxey charged with killing Ernest Johnson, a white man, was set for January 9.
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