Norris trial decision looms for venue change
The J. Frank Norris arson case, back in Tarrant County with two indictments, may move on a venue change to Denton County or perhaps Parker County. Observers note strong local sentiment on both sides. Dallas County is busy and Norris once lived there, making Denton County the likely new venue when an order is issued.
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J. Frank Norris
Denton County
Dr. Norris
Tarrant County
Grand Jury
Parker County
Dallas County
Express firms urged to cut expenses to lower rates
Chicago December 12 attorney T B Harrison for American Express told railroad commissioners from 24 states that express companies must slash expenses to meet sweeping rate reductions.
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Chicago
T. B. Harrison
American Express Company
Campaign for local officers opens with multiple candidates
The July 1944 primary announcements list Fred M. Bottorff and S. M. Bradley for County Judge, A. P. Blankenship and W. R. Orr for County Clerk, H. R. Wilson for County Attorney, H. V. Hennen for Tax Collector, and Pat Galligher and Jim Goode as Sheriff race leaders. Incumbents largely seek no re election, making Sheriff and County Clerk fields the focal point with several candidates anticipated.
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Fred M. Bottorff
S . M. Bradley
A. P. Blankenship
Watkins Co
W. R
Walter) Orr
H. R. Wilson
H. V. Hennen
Pat Galligher
Jim Goode
Chicago Schools Superintendent Crisis Sparks Citywide Protests
Chicago erupts as the forced retirement of Ella Flagg Young triggers a public school strike threat and a wave of women’s group protests led by Mayor Harrison. Lieutenant Governor Barrett O’Hara and Miss Jane Addams join protests while Shoop’s resignation looms as a potential vacancy.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Barrett O'Hara
Illinois
Young
Strong
Youngs
John D. Shoop
Harrison
Mrs. Young
Woman's City Club
Chicago Woman’s Club
Jane Addams
Pupils Strike OverDismissal of Woman Superintendent
Lieutenant Governor Ohara urges a public school protest after Mrs Young is dismissed. He suggests a statewide pupil strike as a response to the controversy surrounding the women superintendent’s dismissal.
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Ohara
Allison 9 30 bill aims to halt saloon liquor sales
Representative M. F. Allison of San Saba county says the Allison 9 30 bill’s sole aim is to stop liquor sales at 9 30 p m. He notes a man may stay in his place to sleep or count cash if needed. The Attorney General has ruled saloonmen may not remain after 9 30 for any purpose.
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Austin
M. F. Allison
San Saba County
Laundry Offers Quick Dress Shirts For Christmas Wear
A local laundry advertises prompt shirt and collar cleaning service to ensure garments are ready for Christmas or any other time. The notice invites readers to place orders this week and says to respond with a yes.
President Wilson Improves but Remains Abed
President Wilson's condition has improved yet he remains abed. Physicians fear the outcome of exposure on his health as reports note continued illness and cautious recovery. Hobson and Underwood clash over prohibition amendment while gal leries applaud Hobson.
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Hobson
Underwood
President Wilson's Condition Improves Yet Remains Bedbound
President Wilson shows improved condition but stays in bed to avoid exposure from the cold. Doctors fear any exertion and say he will likely not attend the elect iron dinner or leave his room before Monday.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Wilson
Young Farmers Visit Capitol From Across the States
Champion girl and boy farmers from thirty states visit Washington for a week as guests of the Department of Agriculture. Eighty youths with records in corn or potato farming and productive gardens tour the capital and surrounding area. South states are represented including Texas with Roy Day Slocum and others.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
South
Texas
Roy Day
Slocum
John M. Henderson
Birthright
Lloyd Webb
Bellevue
Andy Young
Coleman
Sam Matthews
Erwin Riggs
San Angelo
Annie Davis
Jefferson
Suit to test income tax constitutionality ready
C. W. Post has retained former Senator J. W. Bailey to challenge the federal income tax. Post was to speak before manufacturers but was ill and sent his address to be read. He attacked the President, tariff and income tax, predicting liquidation and hard times unless an experienced business leader takes the presidency.
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Washington
C. W. Post
J. W. Bailey
Post
Association of Manufacturers’ Representatives
Underwood and Hobson Clash Over Prohibition Amendment
In Washington on December 12 the House heard a heated display as Hobson of Alabama urged a resolution to submit a constitutional prohibition amendment to the states. Prohibition sympathizers filled the galleries and clapped as Hobson defended his stance and pressed the issue against Leader Underwood.
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Washington
Hobson
Alabama
Underwood
Bomb kills woman injures two men at New York bottling works
A mail bomb exploded at a local bottling plant in New York today killing worker Tda Anusewitz as she opened the package. Two male employees were wounded, with the blast tearing off Thomas McCabbe's ear and injuring Michael Ryan. Authorities link the device to a dispute over a discharge of about thirty employees.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Tda Anusewitz
Thomas McCabbe
Michael Ryan
Hog hunter dies from hog stabbing at Copeland
Ed Johnson of Copeland area was shot and bleeding a hog when the hog lunged and inflicted a knife wound to his heart. He died almost instantly, authorities reported.
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Taylor
Ed Johnson
Copeland
First Guaranty State Bank urges security for deposits
The bank promotes safety for depositors by explaining that lenders require borrowers to provide security. It invites readers to open an account, asking what security the bank offers in return for deposits and noting the bank’s North Side Square location.
Record and Chronicle Issues Record Denton Daily Edition
The Record and Chronicle publishes a four part daily edition of 128 columns, the largest issue yet in Denton, produced on time by the regular staff with strong advertising support.
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The
Record and Chronicle
Denton
Flood Deaths and Loss Estimated in Texas Flood
Associated Press dispatch from Houston reports estimated flood losses across prison farms at 3300,000. Observers predict about 180 deaths and total property loss between 7,500,000 and 15,000,000. Urgent aid appeals pour in as towns along the flood reach marooned. Anchor is submerged under ten feet of water with boats sent out.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Houston
Navasota flood relief appeal reaches Chicago mayor
Chicago mayor William Hale Harrison received an appeal for aid from A. F. Brigance and J. N. Baylor of the Navasota relief committee. Harrison said he would take action to obtain supplies for flood sufferers.
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Associated Press Disputch
Chicago
Navasota
Harrison
A. F. Brigance
J. N. Baylor
Navasota Relief Committee
IL Martin Found Dead in Slough Near Accident Site
Hearne reports the body of IL Martin, president and general manager of the International and Great Northern, who aided in rescue work, was found yesterday about a mile from the accident scene.
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Hearne
IL Martin
International and Great Northern
Browne
Mona Lisa Found. Thief Jailed in Florence Theft
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, stolen in August 1914, was recovered in Florence and the Italian man suspected of the theft was arrested. The discovery ends a long, celebrated mystery that enthralled the art world.
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DA Vinci
Louvre
Florence
Associated Press Dispatch
Italy
Leonardo da Vinci
Federals Claim Rebels Repulsed With Heavy Loss
General Maas reports federal commander announces victory as engagement continued with heavy rebel losses in the latest clash. Unbiased latest word had the fighting ongoing.
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Maas
Rebels repulsed at Tampico as Federal relief arrives
In Veracruz on December 12 General Gustavo Maas reports heavy rebel losses after Federal troops under Joaquin Maas arrived to relieve Tampico. Admiral Fletcher notes ongoing operations. In Presidio rebels near Ojinaga reportedly swell in number while awaiting reinforcements for an attack on Federals.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Gustavo Maas
Joaquin Maas
Admiral Fletcher
Associated Press Disputcn
Presidio
Ojinagwa
Carrancista Attack on Tampico Reported Repulsed
Mexican military authorities in Vera Cruz said advices indicated the Carrancista assault on Tampico was repulsed and further Federal reinforcement would be suspended. A steamship agent reported continued fighting, and no word reached from Admiral Fletcher by night.
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Vera Cruz
Tampico
Admiral Fletcher
Battleship Vermont limping toward Hampton Roads
The Vermont, returning from a Mediterranean cruise, sails 120 miles off Hampton Roads with a broken starboard main shaft and flooded compartments. Admiral Badger reports no cause for alarm as the ship limps toward port on Thursday afternoon.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Vermont
Hampton Roads
Badger
Cotton Market Reacts to Bureau Report in Denton
The government report surprised traders and sparked sharp advances in cotton prices. Liverpool and New York quotes show gains with January February at 7.01 to 7.03 percent and March April at 7.03 percent, while local sales reflect mixed quality receipts and bid ranges.
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Denton
New York
Liverpool
March cotton futures rise on government estimate
New Orleans December 12 March cotton options climbed 38 points amid a stronger Government report.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Pocket Money Saves You from Loss and Waste
A local banking ad urges depositing regularly in the savings department to protect funds from theft or impulse spending. It links saving to stronger moral fibre and increased worldly possessions, promoting disciplined money habits.
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W.b.m.clurkan & Co
West Court Square
Allison Bill
Denton and Vicinity
Deaton Steam Laundry
Visit Capital
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the First Guaranty State Bank
North Side Square
Guaranty Fund Bank
Carter
American Press Association
William H. Carter
Central Division
United States Army
Galveston
Tex
H. Martin
Ojinaga
Dora
T. C. Sample
First National Bank
Hart Schaffner Orx Jm Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Our Shoe Department
Hanan
Kangaroo
Kid At
Jarrells
Peacemaker
Alliance Milling Company
Santa Claus
Taliaferro Brothers
B.H. Deavenport & CO
Long & King
Lipscomb’s
West Side
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