Report on The Denton County National Bank Penton 1912
Report of the condition of The Denton County National Bank Penton Texas at close of business February 20 1912. It lists discounts overdrafts U S bonds to secure circulation premiums on U S bonds banking house furniture real estate owned amounts from banks and private banks reserve with U S treasurer and other cash items notes of other banks currency and total assets totaling 276360.38.
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Denton County National Bank
Penton
Texas
U. S
U.S
Trust Companion
Denton
Bank Statement Summary From the Fragment
The document lists stock paid in five thousand pounds and profits of five thousand with expenses, Nations Bank notes of twelve thousand five hundred, and amounts due to other National Banks ninety seven pounds thirty five pence. It shows individual deposits subject to check two hundred eighty dollars and seven cents, checks outstanding at ten dollars, and certificates of deposit for money borrowed ten thousand dollars.
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Nations
Issih
S Ae Fund
Ai Cs Aah
Dokenda
Heck
State OF Texas
Denton
Bank Statement Sworn by Denton County Official 1912
State of Texas Denton County bank statement sworn by B H Deavenport cashier on February 26 1912 before notary public C A Smith. Attest: W B McClurkan G H Blewett J F Bally L Blewsett Directors.
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State of Texas
Denton
B. H. Deavenport
B. Hi. Deavenport
C. A. Smith
Wrrec
J. E. McCabe
Primary plan meeting called off in Waco
Associated Press dispatch from Waco reports that the presidential primary plan meeting set for Saturday by Representative A M Kenedy has been canceled.
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Waco
Associated Press Dispatch
Presidentia
A M. Kenedy
Jury Deadlock Delays Snead Case Before Judge Swayne
Associated Press dispatch from Port Worth reports Judge Swayne proceeding with the civil docket while the Snead jury remains hopelessly divided and the judge declines interaction. The jury has yet to reach a verdict despite ongoing deliberations.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Port Worth
Two Women Arrested in Lawrence Strike Disturbance
Associated Press dispatch from Lawrence Massachusetts reports two women arrested during the textile strike disturbance. Police dispersed several crowds of strikers where women were present. Plans to send mill children to Washington were delayed. only those who work in the mills will be sent.
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Washington
Associated Press Dispatch
Lawrence
Mass
Polce
Divorce Jury Disagrees in Breen Case
New York February 28 The jury in the divorce suit of Ethel Croke Breen daughter of Richard N Croker against her husband John J Breen disagreed eight favoring a divorce and four opposing Breen was her former riding master.
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Assom
Press Dispatch
New York
Ethel Croke Breen
Richary N. Croker
John J. Breen
Daughter of J W Minter Dies in Crate Fire
TEXARKANA Ark Feb 28 The daughter of J W Minter near here was burned to death in a crate fire last night She is the second child of Minter to die in this manner.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Texarkana
Ark
J. W. Minter
Here
Minter
Bodies found after deadly blizzard near Dalhart
The Associated Press dispatch reports that at least two people froze to death in Sundays blizzard at Dalhart. Mrs. Joseph Seyler, wife of a ranchman, was found two miles from her ranch after wandering fourteen miles in the storm. Near Romery a male body was found but not yet identified.
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Dalhart
Joseph Seyler
Romery
Shortage of flood relief goods at Juarez sparks U S debate
Ambiguous text notes shortages of flood relief goods at Juarez and border country issues involving US and Mexican authorities. No clear actions or dates are provided.
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Juarez
Trevino Not Revolting Assurances From Monterey to Juarez
American and Mexican officials discuss banning exports to Juarez due to food shortages. Consul Hanna confirms Trevino has not rebelled against President Madero. Mexico City dispatch says cabinet plans to surround Juarez with loyal troops to starve out rebels without bloodshed.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Kk] Paso
Juarez
Hanna
Monterey
Trevino
Madero
Associated Press
Mexico City
Wolters and Gray Won't Serve Sentences
Austin report that Jake Wolters and W. H. Gray were freed by the Court of Criminal Appeals after sentencing for refusing to answer questions posed by prohibition investigators. The 24 hour penalties were appealed.
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Assocated Press Dispatch
Austin
Jake Wolters
W. H. Gray
Court of Crimina
Thornsdale Lynching Trial Begins in Cameron
The trial of G. P. Noack, one of the Thorn dale men charged in the lynching of Antonio Gomez last June at Thorndale, began today in Cameron. The jury was completed on schedule. Gomez was killed after he had killed Charles Zeichang.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Cameron
Tev
G. P. Noack
Thorndale
Antonio Gomez
Gomez
Charles Zeichang
Resolution to recognize China reported by House committee
The House committee on foreign affairs favorably reported the Sulzer resolution to recognize the Republic of China. The report comes amid a February session with related dispatches from Washington and Austin noting January meningitis cases and deaths.
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China
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Associated Press Dispatch
House Committee On Foreign
Affai
Sulzer
Republic of China
Assorteted
Press Dispatch
Austin
House Committee
Demang
Fragmented OCR Item Reaches Readers With Sparse Data
An OCR fragment yields few legible details about a local event or notice. The readable portions offer minimal context, with no clear names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
Burned tenant house near Lewisville sparks gun attack
Sheriff Orr traces tracks from Wilkerson farm as Tom Boston and family wake to fire. The occupant grabs a shotgun and pistol, fires toward presumed intruders, who flee toward Frisco. No arrests reported.
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Orr
Lewisville
Wilkerson
Tom Boston
Orran
Frisco
Federal Bureau to probe wages at Lawrence site
A Federal Bureau of Labor representative leaves Washington today to conduct an immediate investigation of wages and working conditions at Lawrence. The move signals a swift inquiry into labor standards and treatment at the site.
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Federal Bureau of Labor
Lawrence
Bureau
Washington
Dallas Waco Interurban Arrangements Completed
Final arrangements for the longest interurban in the Southwest from Dallas to Waco through Waxahachie Hillsboro and Ennis were completed. The 134 mile line is to have cars running in about nineteen months.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Dallas
Waco
Waxarachie
Hillsboro
Ennis
Harlem Bell Boy Arrested In Harlem Murder Loot Case
The body of Mrs. Johannas uveron was found this morning in her Harlem apartment bath tub after a murder last night. The flat was looted and a bell boy employed at the apartment house was arrested.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Johannas@uveron
Harlem
Sue
Bell Boy
Folke Brandt Freed From Toss Terms
Folke Brandt, Schiff's valet, was formally released from the Tomps today in Toss New York on February 7.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Folke & Brandt
Schiff
Weather Outlook for New Orleans February 2
Increased cloudiness today and Thursday with unsettled, colder conditions. Surface winds remain light as temperatures trend downward through the period.
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New Orleans
Man Dies of Suspected Meningitis in Stony Area
Dr S P Odell reports a 24 year old named Thatcher from near Stony developing meningitis after exposure to a companion with the disease and bad weather. Sheriff O remanded a Dallas suspect, Hil Bush, in a petty theft warrant for a coat stolen in Quakertown.
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S P_ Odell
Stony
Dam
Ag Weater
Lgén Thatcher
Magn
Ode
Dallas
Hil Bush
Quakertown
Miners Strike Grows as Settlement Hope Surges
London February 28 Fifty thousand miners are on strike and by night the number will likely double. The mood shows growing willingness to pursue peaceful settlement amid the disruption.
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Disputch
London
Naval Affairs Committee Votes to Save Two Battleships
House committee on naval affairs approved authorizing two battleships after a debate on defense policy. The action aims to retain capital ships amid broader military funding considerations and party positions in Congress.
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Press Dispatch
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Action Deering Ag
Democratic Convention Postponement Question Faces Senate
Washington February 28 Democratic leader Martin said there was practically no sentiment in the Senate for postponing the national convention and Champ Clark also opposed postponement indicating the convention would proceed as planned.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Martin
Senate
Uut
Champ Clark
Witness Describes Marriage as Ploy in Murder Trial
Jesse Mackay, linked by prosecutors to the murder of Thomas J. Gentry, testified in Oklahoma City on February 2 recounting that he and an alleged wife appeared together at hotels as part of their stated status evidence with the trial ongoing.
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Eg Press
Thispatch
Oklahoma
Okk
Jesse Mackay
Thoma J. Gentry
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