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Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

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Empty Stocking Committee reports receipts and expenditures

The Empty Stocking Crusade committee met at Lee school and turned the unspent balance of 20.20 to the treasurer for future use. Between twenty five and thirty families and forty eight children were aided during Christmas week with food and clothing donations and packages including fruits cakes candy nuts and dolls for girls and a book or knife for boys. Cash donations totaled 120.95 with expenditures of 90.75 leaving a cash balance on hand.

Lee School

Poll Tax Receipts Update Highlights County Distribution

With little more than a month left to pay poll taxes only 1609 receipts have been issued. Lewisville leads precincts with 213 receipts followed by Aubrey with 144. Other precincts show scattered totals across the county including Pilot Point Willow Springs and Denton Ward 1 through Ward 3.

Lewisville Aubrey PO Ht Son Mowes East Pilot Point Lechevillé Ramie Double Oaks Bolivar Willow Springs Brawthtincet Snes West School House Ambrey East Ais Garza Denton Susiah Sd West Pilot Point

Funeral of Miss Lou Hann Held at Family Home

Funeral services for Miss Lou Hann were held Tuesday at her brother John A. Hann's residence. Rev. F. L. McFadden of the First Presbyterian church led the service. Hymns were sung before the casket was taken to the I. O. O. F. cemetery for interment.

Lou Hann John A. Hann F. L. McFadden First Presbyterian Church

Seven Thousand Five Hundred Invitations for Colquitt Ball

Governor’s ball committee reports demand for invitations exceeds printed 7500. Chairman Ro an says legislators requested as many as 300, while requests already outstrip supply.

Colquitt Austin Roan Governor's Ball Committee

No new developments in Beyett Brothers’ robbery

The Beyett Brothers report no new developments in their safe robbery. The total loss was $414 and some cents, plus $69 in checks, most of which have been duplicated. No further clues to the robber or robbers exist.

Beyett Brothers

Uncertain Weather Report From New Orleans December

Ambiguous dispatch from New Orleans notes unsettled conditions with cold snap and shifting forecasts. The brief entry mentions Thursday as unsettled and colder, but details are unclear due to damaged text.

Japanese Plot to Mine Manila Bay Reported

United States authorities in Manila report a Japanese plot to mine Manila Bay. General Duval has assumed charge and maintains strict secrecy. The Japanese colony is under surveillance with a few in custody.

Duval Manila Bay Charce

Changes in Train Time Schedule for Local Arrivals

Train timetables are updated with multiple shifts. No 3 southbound arrives 6 45 a m, No 1 3 50 p m, southbound Flyer 7 08 p m, northbound Limited around 9 20, No 2 1 10 p m, No 4 10 35 p m, and the southbound afternoon run will extend to the southern terminal. A new southbound train from Dallas and Fort Worth is added to handle heavy travel.

Waco Dallas and Fort Worth

Papers Set For Reading At State Teachers Meeting

At Abilene the State Teachers association will hear College of Industrial Arts faculty papers on Economic Methods in Household Management by Miss Mary Bail and The Relation of Home Economies Study to Living Standards by Miss Agnes Craig. Former graduates will present three minute talks on Home Economics in Texas Schools by Mary Crabb Houston Lena Bumpas Denton Laura Neal Fort Worth Nannie McIlvain Paris Ora Blair Belton and Ann George El Paso.

State Teachers’ Association Abilene College of Industrial Arts Mary B. Vail Agnes H. Craig Texas Mary Crabb Houston Lena Bumpas Denton Laura Neal Fort Worth Nannie McIlvain Paris Ora Blair Belton Ann George el Paso

Dozen Men Killed in El Paso Explosion Fallout

Dozen men are reported dead after the El Paso explosion with final returns possibly raising the death toll to twenty four. Emergency crews continue to search for additional victims as officials confirm the blast occurred at the city site.

EL Paso

El Paso Dynamite Pit Explosion Kills Several

A slag blasting explosion at the El Paso smelter injures scores and kills between twelve and twenty four workers. Debris wrecks nearby homes and hospital, with several named injured and at least one woman near death.

el Paso American Smelting and Refining Company Marcenti Normanos Melendez

Robbers Escape After Tulsa Opera House Cash Robbery

After an all night car chase from Tulsa to Claremore, a posse abandoned pursuit of two young well dressed men who took $200 from the Grand Opera House box office during Viola Allen's White Sister performance. One guarded the lobby while the other feigned buying a ticket.

Tulsa Claremore Grand Opera House Viola Allen

Trains wreck kills four in Mercers Bottom West Virginia

Four B&O trainmen die in wreck near Mercers Bottom West Virginia as reports note ongoing civil and criminal actions against major trusts. Other items include W. J. Bryan praising Texas Congressman Smith for tariff remarks and Rio Grande project seeking 7.355 million dollars if approved.

Baltimore and Ohio Mercers Bottom W. Va

No Bail Denied for V A Cook in Dallas Saloon Killing

Dallas December 28 V A Cook who shot and killed W B Cook December 1 in the former's saloon was remanded to jail without a habeas corpus hearing.

V. A. Cook Dallas W. B. Cook

Organized firebugs suspected after multiple blazes in Dallas

Firemen limited damage in a drug store blaze at J. R. McFarland Elm and Hawkins Street causing about 10 000 dollars in losses. Authorities say six fires last night and eight on Monday night point to an organized incendiary band operating in Dallas.

Dallas J. R. McFarland Elm and Hawkins Street

Fooshee Smith Wedding Ties Greenville Couple

Sam J. Fooshee of Greenville and Miss Elizabeth Smith wed at 2 PM Tuesday at the bride’s father’s home on Bernard Street. Dr. C. A. Boaz of Polytechnic College Fort Worth performed the ceremony. The couple, former Polytechnic students, will reside in Greenville after leaving by the 4:50 train.

Sam J. Fooshee Greenville Elizabeth Smith W. B. Smith Bernard Street C. A. Boaz Polytechnic College At

Damage not total at Wells and Bars store

Fire department saved most of the Wells and Bars building after a blaze caused extensive stock loss. The structure escaped total destruction due to rapid firefighting.

Wells & Bars

George A Dickerman County Clerk Dies at 81

Sherman December 28 George A Dickerman aged 81 longtime Grayson County clerk and Sherman resident of over fifty years died here today.

Green McCurta Kinta Sherman George A. Dickerman Grayson County

Texas Teachers Association Opens Thirty-Second Session at Abilene

Abilene crowds expected as the Texas Teachers Association begins its thirty-second annual convention at the First Baptist church. Delegates from 250 cities attend with 200 to 1,000 anticipated. race for presidency features candidates Ward Felix Smith T L Toland and R G Tall among others.

Abilene Texas Teachers’ Association First Baptist Church S. P. Brooks Baylor University Tralley P. W. Horn Houston Asociation E. P. Turner Dallas C. S. Potts D. Y. Benedicto the Sts University Waco Galveston Basemont Ward Felix Smith San Angelo T. L. Toland Wehita Falls R. G. Tall Cleburne 8. P. Brooks

Farmer finds wife and children in well tragedy at Anna

A. J. Reeves, a farmer, returned home Monday to find a note saying he would find his wife and the children in the well. He and neighbors pulled the bodies from the well. the mother survived briefly but is not expected to live.

Anna A. J. Reeves Neghbors Reeves

Looney Steger Wedding Unites Calvert Couple

A morning wedding in Calvert united W. R. Looney and Miss Mamie Steger with Rev. F. L. McFadden officiating. The ceremony featured Bertha Rhodes on piano, holly and mistletoe decor, Christmas greenery, and a dining room breakfast. Out of town guests included Allen, Fabher, Rhodes, M innerly, Dogan, Smith, Jim Steger, and A. D. Steger. the couple plan to reside in Calvert after the noon train departure.

W. R. Looney Calvert Mamie Steger EB. W. Steger Bertha Rhodes Aubrey Mendelssohn F. L. McFadden Allen Fabher Mrs. Minnerly Justin Dogan Lewisville A. J. Smith Hugh Looney A. D

New House To Have Four Hundred Thirty Five Members

Washington dispatch notes the coming congress and apportionment will set the total House membership at 435 representatives with about one seat per 211,700 people.

Washington Congress

Shugart House Party Held at 1204 College Avenue

Fort Worth Record notes a Christmas house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shugart at 1204 College Avenue. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCullar and their son Roland of Denton, Mrs. BE Beall of Dallas, Mr. S. O. Beall of Denton, Mrs. Richilieu and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ragsdale.

Fort Worth J. W. Shugart College Avenue Glenn McCullar Roland Denton BE. H. Beall Dallas S. O. Beall Richilieu H. W. Ragsdale

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