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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
1
Motivational note urging action over resolutions. Encourages saving money and starting a bank account as stepping stones to success. Emphasizes practicality, discipline, and courage to commit to financial progress. Includes call to open an account with the bank for opportunities ahead.
The weather bulletin from New Orleans Louisiana calls for unsettled conditions with rain tonight and again Tuesday. A mix of showers and possible thunderstorms is expected as a cold front approaches the region, with cooler temperatures developing by midweek. Local skies remain dominated by low clouds and northeast winds at moderate speeds.
Poultry committee led by Jack Hollowwa J M Martin and H C Holmes of the Denton County Poultry Association arrange the fourth annual show opening Wednesday in the Wright building East Oak street. Denton entries plus birds from Collin Dallas Tarrant Grayson Wise Cooke and others expected as preparations for a large reception of blooded birds begin Thursday morning with a hundred coops set.
A conference is in session this afternoon between railroad officials and engineers over the decision to strike on all West and Southwest roads. The strike will affect every Texas road.
United States Senate confirmed Edward Douglas White of Louisiana as chief justice of the Supreme Court. President Taft nominated William Vandeventer of Wyoming and Joseph Lamar of Georgia as associate justices. Federal district judges named include Martin A. Kapp in New York and John E. B. Carland in South Dakota, among others. Interstate Commerce Commission picks include C. C. McCord of Kentucky and B. H. Meyer of Wisconsin.
Word reached El Paso that federal forces head toward Mulatos Presidio on the Texas line held by insurgents. A detachment clashed near Falomir and retreated after a fight. Rebels threatened Marfa twice but moved along the river without an attack.
Mrs. Helen M. Kirby, women's dean at the State University, announced that girl students may not attend theaters or moving pictures, may not have gentlemen callers more than three times weekly, and must not stop in cafes or drug stores for refreshments after theaters.
Dec 12 Toyah Texas E W Dodge a Texas Oil Company driller was fatally injured when caught in a fly wheel of the Tig and whirled six times before help arrived. He suffered a broken shoulder severe bruising and an ear torn off and lay unconscious for several hours.
Brownsville brief note on the Brownsville Matamoros strike opening. San Antonio reports a mobile crash injuring Darby Martin T N Hodge and Sullivan Fant as their ute hit a telephone post wrecking the machine. El Paso notes Conductor James A Cook, freed from a Guadalajara prison, is again under Mexican authorities with engineer James Dunn jailed awaiting release.
Houston December 12 Representative R R Smith of Tascoosa said the legislature will repeal the I N G N bill modify the fire insurance law and redraw the state districts based on the new census report.
Gonzales reports a two year old son of Thomas Skinner died last night after biting its tongue in two during play, causing fatal bleeding. The accident occurred in Gonzales, with authorities noting the parents' distress and urging caution in supervising young children.
Fort Worth reports President Callan of the Texas Cattle Raisers' Association arrived today and announced the newly appointed State livestock sanitary commission will prosecute every violation of cattle laws. Callan has joined the commission by appointment of Governor-elect Colquitt as the executive committee plans for strict quarantine observance tomorrow.
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