Real Estate Transfers From Denton and Nearby Areas
A series of property transfers lists multiple transactions in Denton and surrounding lands. Names include J. J. Hensley, J. J. Garrison, W. P. Choate, J. A. Broom, A. C. Drain, W. E. Holman, Samuel Hale, Nick Akin, Geo. W. Reed, H. Bateman, H. W. Chandler, B. F. Smith, TF. Dickson, T. F. Dickson, W. C. Dickson, G. C. Masters, J. I. Gillespie, Mrs Narcissa E. Peoples, and others. Parcel sizes range from 40 to 31656 acres with prices from $1 to $17,550. Transactions occur in Pilot Point, Denton, and surrounding surveys including Geo. Smith, E. A. Shahan, H. Tierwester, Cas Carter, KR. B. Longbottom, and T. D. Ligon.
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J. J. Hensley
J. J Garrison
Pilot Point
W. P. Choate
J. A. Broom
W. E. Brown
J. A Orr
North Side
Denton
A. C. Drain
W. 3. Holman
Geo. Smith
H. Tierwester
W. C. Dickson
WW. Yeatts
T. D. Ligon
G. C. Masters
J. B. Skaggs
W H. Cundiff
J. I. Gillespie
June Jones
A. Robinson
Narcissa E. Peoples
Milam County
W. E. H. Reed
R. G. Dunlap
J. W. Ragland
Exchange National Bank Denton Texas 1913 Statement
Exchange National Bank at Denton Texas ends business February 4 1913 detailing assets loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds to secure circulation bonds securities banking house furniture and fixtures other real estate owned due from national banks due from state and private banks trust companies and savings banks due from approved reserve agents checks and other cash items notes of other national banks fractional currency lawful money reserve and redemption fund with U S Treasurer totals shown in figures.
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U.S
Financial Statement of a Texas National Bank
In Denton County Texas the bank reports capital stock paid in 1000000 surplus fund 0400 undivided profits 2438753 national bank notes outstanding 300000 due to other national banks 633618 due to state banks and bankers 260723 dividends unpaid 0 individual deposits subject to check 4582200 time certificates of deposit 5000 checks outstanding 1500. The cashier J Coll signs and swears the statement true before Notary R P Lomax on February 7 191 R. P. Lomax Notary Public attests directors R Christal Alvin Owsl ey J M Inge Ed F Bates.
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Carahiemen
State OF Texas
Denton
Senate Committee to Probe A and M College and Penitentiary
The Senate committee investigating the needs of the A and M college and the penitentiary was instructed to conduct any advisable inquiry following a telegram from a former senator urging further investigation into the dismissal of A and M students. Gov Colquitt's appointed Senators were confirmed and the Senate plans to adjourn until Friday. Robbins proposes a constitutional amendment to cut House membership to 93 and set salaries at 1200 dollars.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Austin
Senate
A. & M. College
Sentor
Texas House Advances Sevier Alamo Bill Amid Hopes
Austin February 11 The House passed the Sevier Alamo bill to engrossment and advocates predict it can pass over the Governor’s veto. National Committeeman Sells backs Rep Humphrey’s constitutional convention resolution. Senate committee delayed it with a minority favorable report. A liquor bill amendment banning intoxicants in local option areas failed 74 to 47. The Senate adopted House changes to the suspended sentence bill and awaits the Governor’s signature. New measures include primaries for postmasters and requiring peddlers to leave when ordered.
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Austin
House
National
Sells
Humphey
Senate
Texas
Riot Turmoil in Tokyo as Mob Attacks Press
Violent outbreaks in Tokyo grow as mobs target newspapers backing Premier Katsu Ra. Reports say several killed and 65 injured yesterday amid continuing political violence in the capital.
Martial Law Threatens Tokyo After Riots
Violent riots strike Oasha with attacks on newspapers backing Premier Katsura. Six killed and sixty five wounded yesterday as mobs burned police stations and targeted ministerial residences. Troops guard offices and a fifty soldier guard is posted at each paper. Officials warn of martial law if riots resume and ministers face resignation before the Diet session begins Thursday.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Oasha
Katsura
Mon
Imperial Household
Sneed Trial Begins as Jury Examines First Voter
Vernon Feb 11. Both sides ready for J. B. Sneed murder trial. First venireman J. M. Collier 52, a farmer, was wisterested. Next three veniremen had formed opinions and the state challenged the fourth.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Vernon
J. B. Sneed
al Boyce, Jr
J. M. Collier
A. & M. Faculty Upheld by Board of Regents
Fort Worth February 11 The Board of Regents endorsed the A. and M. faculty action on the recent strike. It accepted that suspended students who acknowledge their error and pledge future discipline may be allowed to re-enter.
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Fort Worth
Board of Regents
Snow Falls in Vernon as Cold Weather Sets In
Snow continues to fall in Vernon on February 11 as temperatures drop, with the Associated Press dispatch noting the cold spell spreading through the area.
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Vernon
Assocated Press Dispatch
City official seizes “elixir of life” to cover peddler tax
City Assessor Ledbetter rounds up 90 bottles of medicine he calls the elixir of life to secure a peddler tax for six days at 2.50 daily. He holds large bottles as a warrant that the peddler will pay. The peddler left on the afternoon train as Ledbetter sought an officer.
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Ledbetter
Governor Colquitt seeks Senate confirmation of appointments
Gov Colquitt yesterday sent to the Senate for confirmation many of his appointments All present state officers are re appointed and only a few changes are made in the various state boards The action signals a broad renewal of state leadership and fidelity to existing officials.
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Colquitt
Senate
Staate
Denton Vicinity Weather Forecast Tonight Through Wednesday
Forecast for Denton and vicinity: tonight fair and colder with a freeze risk. Wednesday expected to be fair with continued cool conditions.
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Denton
Federal troops close on Diaz rebels as Díaz lag costs revolutionists
Reports say federal forces move to finish surrounding Diaz rebels while Madero holds a larger force. Diaz commands about 3000 troops against Madero's 6000 as indecision in Diaz’s camp appears to shift advantage to the revolutionaries.
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Diaz
Madero
Fighting expected as federals start battle in Mexico City
Associated Press dispatches from Mexico City report at ten o clock the federal army opened fire on rebels near the National theater. Daybreak sees both sides in position for a fight with government troops closing in on rebels. Madero commands about six thousand soldiers with reinforcements. rebel Felix Diaz about three thousand.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Laredo
National Theater
Mexico City
Associated Press
Madero
Felix Diaz
Diaz
U.S. Warships Head to Mexican Coasts
Washington reports Pacific fleet moves with battleships Virginia Georgia Colorado and South Dakota sailing from Guantanamo and San Diego to Mexican ports on the Pacific coast Mazatlan Acapulco expected.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Virginia
Georgia
Guantanamo
Mexico
Colorado
South Dakota
San Diego
Cal
Mexican
Pacific
U.S
Mazatlan
Acapulco
Madero still in capital amid Diaz forces pursuit
Congal Lo gano wired from Nueva Laredo to President Madero late last night denying rumors of a flight from the capital and reporting that government forces held the situation in hand with a goal to capture Diaz forces within twenty four hours.
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Madero
Laredo
Congal Logano
Nueva Laredo
Diaz
Diaz Delays Action in Mexico City Crisis
General Diaz delayed action yesterday hoping for a bloodless end to the Madero administration. He declared that if Madero does not yield immediately, he will act promptly to seize power.
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Diaz
Mexico City
Madero
May Again Indict Cox Of Cincinnati Boss
The Supreme Court sustained the bill of exceptions allowing George B. Cox to be indicted again on a per jury charge for false testimony regarding 66 000 dollars said to be paid by Hamilton County treasurer. The lower court had upheld a demurrer to the indictment. 1865 bales sell at 12 1/2 cents at San Antonio as Hanney Frerich Co buys from Julius Seligman Seguin.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Columbus
Supreme Court Today
George B. Cox
Cox
Hamilton County
San Antonio
Hanney, Frerich & Co
Julius Seligman
Seguin
W. W. Mills Dead at Austin Texas Politician
W. W. Mills, a figure in Texas politics for twenty five years, died in Austin today after being identified with political life in the state.
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W. W. Mills
Austin
EL Paso
Texas
Six Year Presidential Term Delayed Action in Congress
The Clayton resolution for a constitutional amendment establishing a six year presidential term was postponed to the next Congress. No action will be taken on the Works resolution already passed by the Senate, signaling a lull in six year term efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Webb liquor bill clears Senate to curb interstate shipments
The Webb liquor bill passed the U S Senate late yesterday replacing the Kenyon Shepard bill. It bars interstate liquor shipments into dry areas and awaits the president's signature after House approval last Saturday. Senators Culberson and Sheppard voted for it. amendment for personal use was rejected.
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Washington
Senate
Webb
House
Culberson
Sheppard
House Committee Backs Two Battleships Plan
The House naval affairs committee approved by 14 to 7 a provision for two battleships in this year's naval appropriation bill.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Patten Pleads Guilty and Pays Fine in Federal Case
New York City Feb 11 cotton and grain speculator James A Patten pleaded guilty in federal court to the sixth count of the indictment charging restraint of trade. Patten was fined four thousand dollars which he paid immediately.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
James A. Patten
Mayer
Patten
Cotton pool defendants refuse to plead guilty
Associate Press dispatch from New Orleans reports Hayne Scales and Brown will not plead guilty to charges tied to the cotton pool and crop. William P Brown says Patton's action surprised him but asserts the three will stand trial and deny all charges.
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Hayne
Scales
Brown
Associate Press Dispatch
New Orleans
Bull Pool
Jas
Bae
Wm. P. Brown
Patton
Hayne, Scales
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R. Christal
Alvin
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J.M. Inge
ED F. Bates
Robbins
First Guaranty State Bank
N. Side Square
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J. P. Blount
M. L. Martin
V. Pres
J. A. Rhoads
W. E. Smoot
Cashier
J. S. Carlisle
Ass’t Cashier
W. D. Butler
R. L. Leach
Joe M. Evans
C. C. Yeatts
W. N. Yerby
Remier Katsura
Venireman
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U. 5
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Taliaferro Bros. Seed Store
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