Death Under Wheels Stuns City as Man Steps Into Path
A man in personal crisis deliberately stepped in front of a moving flyer train, causing his death and shocking bystanders. Police identify no further suspects and continue routine investigation.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1909
Page
1
A man in personal crisis deliberately stepped in front of a moving flyer train, causing his death and shocking bystanders. Police identify no further suspects and continue routine investigation.
A southbound train near Hickory Creek, two and a half miles south of Denton, struck an unidentified man on a sharp curve at about forty mph. The corpse showed severe mutilation, no ID found, and a possible suicide note per engine crew. An inquest was held by Squire McCormick as remains were taken to Argyle.
Dr. Walter C. Lattimore charged the Elmbottom to McKinney road east of Denton is a disgrace with deep ruts bog holes and rocks making transport of farm products to Denton County markets nearly impossible. He urged residents to demand better roads and accountability.
The bank announces growth in all directions with upgraded equipment and modern facilities. Officers emphasize readiness to handle banking business efficiently and maintain close personal contact with patrons through well adjusted departments.
Washington January 5. The Supreme Court did not issue a decision in the Texas v Waters-Pierce Oil Co case as expected. Reported divisions within the court leave the outcome uncertain.
The Big Store in Denton advertises bottom prices on fine suits, with unique pieces and fittings if possible. It invites customers to drop in for reliable men’s goods, promising no risk and a satisfaction guarantee with every purchase.
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