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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
1
Winter Rain Doused by Wind in Texas Counties
Rain and thawing weather spread across northern and eastern Texas, then a northwest wind cleared skies and dropped temperatures to 34 by Friday morning. Reports cite two inches or more in places, filling tanks and soaking ground for farm work. many stations log varying intensities from light to heavy, with notable totals at Taylor near two inches and Tyler as well. In Ardmore, Ben Lindsay of Ruckhorn died after a street duel, and assailant Jesse Hayes was wounded but likely to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Tewns
Shane
Trornton
Corsicana
Ross
Marshall
Greenville
Mount Vernon
Teague
Ries
Ennis
Mexia
Henderson
Terrell
Sulphur Springs
Mount Pleasant
Denton
Marlin
Tyler
Taylor
Mart
Austin
Ardmore
Ben Lindsay
Jesse Hayes
Lindsay
Fleming Convicted in Bank Failure Case in Dallas
Fred Fleming, former president of Western Bank and Trust Co of Dallas, found guilty of receiving deposits while knowing the bank was failing. Jury imposed four years in prison. The Dallas bank failed in January 1907 with liabilities over a million and a half dollars, many depositors being poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Fred Fleming
Western Bank and Trust Company
Fleming
Rebels Capture Train Near El Paso In Insurgent Action
Dec 23 dispatch says insurgents captured the El Paso Northwestern train last night and may have taken it to Casas Grandes. Rumors of fighting at the supply point for Mormon colonists. wires down and no further details yet. Officials plan to send a passenger train south at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Casas Grandes
McKinney gin burned. losses set at 14000 dollars
The gin belonging to W. B. Matthews & Co. was destroyed by fire at 3 am. The blaze consumed 25 bales of cotton, two cars of cotton, and a wharf, with firemen saving a storehouse of 100 bales. Origin of the fire is unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Matthews & Co
Farmer arrested in Black Hand extortion plot near Amarillo
Lewis Johnson, a farmer six miles south of Amarillo, was arrested after attempting to send a black hand note to wealthy rancher J. S. Slade demanding 500 dollars. The money was to be left at a cemetery at midnight. An officer caught him as he claimed to investigate a reported ghost. He is held without bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lewis Johnson
Here
J. S. Slade
Cemetary
Johnson
Fatal Train Collision Near Eagle Pass
A night collision on the Mexican International Railroad at Bajan left Freight Engineer Reynolds of Monedeira dead and the passenger engineer badly injured. A Mexican fireman was also hurt in the wreck between a passenger and a freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Mexican International Railroad
Bajan
Reynolds
Monedeira
Will of M. B. Stout Reported in Dallas Records
Notice arrives that what purports to be the last will of the late M. B. Stout was filed with the Dallas Consistory Scottish Rite Masons and may be filed here soon. No prior trace or memorandum of a will was found after three weeks of search, and administratorship action was anticipated by business associates. The contents and filing status are not yet known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Dallas
Scottish Rite Masons
Norce
Denton Christmas charity tops $500 in donations and gifts
Denton residents and organizations raise more than five hundred dollars in cash and supplies for the holiday drive. A women’s committee canvasses homes to deliver gifts to children and needy families with churches and lodges contributing. A Lee School meeting sets plans for distribution and to add any late lists of recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Santa
Interdenominational Committee
United Charities
Lee School
Carlisle
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Pitan
Taylor Hardware Co
the Alliance Milling
Denton County National Bank
Scott
Scott’s Steam Dye Works
Weather Report
New Orlean
la. Dee
Norther
State
Ben Tindoay
Pissol
Ana
First National Bank
Texas
Western Bank and Trust Co
Mkinney
Notichr
Jarrell Evans
D. G. Co
Chidren Aid
Menton
van Briggle Pottery
Victor Talking Machine
Harrison Fisher
Arthur W. Palmer
Mae
Stacy Adams
Wilson Brothers
Long & Wilson
Joe Fox
Luck
Ance
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