Traveling salesman shot in jaw by wife in Texas
J S Nethery a traveling salesman was shot in the jaw by his wife when she says he forced entry to the home where she stayed Mrs Nethery filed for divorce in Abilene on Wednesday A joint session of the Daughters of the Confederacy and United Confederate Veterans meets at the Colicee hotel at 2 30 pm Monday to plan a Confederate monument with Mr Wilson of Marietta Ga expected to attend
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Waco
J.S. Nethery
Daughters of the Confedracy
The
United Confederate Veterans
Colicee Hotel
Wilson
Marietta
Digengss
Fire destroys Brownwood candy factory at Walker Smith
A three story Walker Smith Company candy factory in Brownwood was destroyed by fire this morning. Loss estimated at $50,000. Fire chief reported no injuries. The blaze began early today and caused extensive damage to the building. The Padgett Street site is listed as the Walker Smith Company factory location. Authorities were investigating the cause.
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Brown
Associated Press
Brownwood
Jan
Walker Smith Company
Castro's Habeas Corpus Filed Dismissed in Court
Associated Press dispatch from New York reports Cipria no castro bre had his writ of habeas corpus dismissed in the United States Circuit Court. The ruling concludes the case as handled by the federal judiciary on January 11.
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Castro
Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Cipriano Castro Bre
United States Circuit Court
Bank Account Change Adway to New Year Safety Service
An old advertisement invites readers to consider changing bank accounts for the New Year highlighting safety and service offered by the bank. It stresses reliable handling of finances and customer care.
Resources Over Six Hundred Thousand With Service Unmatched
The document lists resources exceeding 600000 dollars and honors officers and directors. A. J. Nance serves as president with J R Chastal as vice president and C Coit as cashier. E D Curtis is assistant cashier and J H Paine Ed F Bates Dr J M Inge A C Owsley are named.
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Chastal
Y C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
Assistat
J. H. Paine
F. Bates
J. M. Inge
A. C. Owsley
Another Cold Wave to Hit Tonight in Panhandle Area
Weather forecast warns of near zero temperatures and snow in the Panhandle tonight. Temperatures expected from 16 to 20 degrees with a second blizzard of the week likely. This morning the mercury rose above 40, the week's high.
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Panhandle
The
Mercury
Panhandle hits blizzard with heavy snow and cold
Amarillo reports the Panhandle in a blizzard with strong winds and near freezing temperatures. The storm brings snow blanketing roads and serious exposure risks across the region. Local crews brace for continued snowfall and power outages as frigid air moves in from the north.
Denton Area Cold Wave Forecast Tonight
Weather forecast for Denton and vicinity calls for a clear cold night with temperatures from 16 to 24 degrees. Sunday remains fair and cold with continued low temperatures and light winds.
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Denton
Two Die Under Car After Tire Explodes on Race Course
Associated Press dispatch from Savannah reports Harry Bornemann of Savannah and Ernest Bornemann of New Orleans crushed to death when a tire blew and the automobile overturned on the Grand Prize race course. Three other occupants were injured. all were cotton exporters returning from a long tour.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Savannah
Harry Bornemann
Ernest Bornemann
New Orleans
Hodges Plans Rebuild of Boarded Houses After Fire
J D Hodges announced to a Record and Chronicle reporter that he will rebuild the three boarding houses near the Normal college after recent fires. He will replate two with frame houses and construct the East Annex in brick. The new homes will house about the same number of boarders as before, with a total estimated cost around 15000 dollars.
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J. D. Hodges
Normal College
Record
Chronicle
Services at Central Presbyterian Sunday
The Ladies' Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian church invites all to Sunday services at 8 o'clock. The program includes voluntary by Miss Ferguson, responsive reading, duets, sketches, solos, and prayers led by Mrs. W. B. McClurkan, Mrs. E. D. Criddle, Mrs. D. K. Alligon, Prof. Snow, and Mrs. John Tabor, with plans for evangelizing Persia.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society of
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Miss Ferguson
W. B. McClurkan
Robert Sledge
D. K. Alligon
Solo
Prof. Snow
Persia
John Tabor
W. W. Shepard
Fifth Biennial Report of the College of Industrial Arts
The fifth biennial report of the Board of Regents of the College of Industrial Arts is printed with notes from President Lowry. Attendance rose in 1911-12 to 440, drawing students from Texas and several neighboring states. 85 percent of graduates are in the household arts program. The report urges expanded extension work, including demonstrations, lectures, correspondence study, and expert advice to schools on domestic economy and rural home training, stressing the need to improve farm homes with modern conveniences.
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Board of Regents of
The
College of Industrial Arts
Lowry
Board of Regents
Bizzell
Texas
Oklahoma
Ohio
Arizona
New Mexico
North Carolina
W. R. Beattie
Higher Institutions of Learning
Two Killed in Rock Island Wreck at Vega
Amarillo dispatches report two men killed and several injured when an extra eastbound Rock Island train derailed at a switch east of Vega early this morning. The dead include T. J. Holt, a fireman from Amarillo, and J. Stinson, a Drakkeman from Amarillo.
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Rock Island
Vega
T. J. Holt
Amarillo J
J. Stinson
Drakkeman
Amarilio
Flood Warning Issued for 640 River
The Ohio River is above flood stage at Cincinnati and flood warnings extend toward Columbus. The Federal forecaster predicts rivers will run high with widespread flooding along the Ohio River tomorrow.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Columbus
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio
Two More Jurors Chosen in Epting Trial
Memphis January 11 two more jurors were selected in the Beach Eating case bringing total to four. Both new jurors are farmers. C F Bromley the fourth juror said he believes in the unwritten law but would not excuse a man whose family had not been wronged from aiding an injured man in killing another.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Memphis
C. F. Bromley
Indian Investigator Sparks Senate Indian Affairs Hearing
Mrs Helen Pierce Clay an investigator of Crow Indian affairs charged Indians had been murdered to clear the way. She accused Secretary Fisher and Senator Dixon of making deliberately untrue statements and said she could prove connections to a gigantic steal. The hearing adjourned and resumes next week.
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Washington
Gan
Helen Pierce Clay
Crow Indian Affairs
Senate Indian Affairs Committee
Fisher
Senator Dixon
Seretary Fisher
United States
Dixon
Trap Laid for Highwaymen Ends in Deadly Shootout
In New York a police trap left a 60 year old bank messenger beaten and two detectives gravely wounded during a raid on a suspected highwaymen gang. One robber was arrested, another escaped, and the messenger’s satchel held $3,300 as the clash shattered the house walls.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Regents Call For Funding To Expand State Education Extension
A university regents report urges the Legislature to provide 363600 to expand educational extension work. It calls for longer terms, longer summer sessions, standardized courses, and legal certification of industrial teachers amid scarce state resources and duplication concerns.
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Regents
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the Panhandle
W B McClurkan &Co
Derry
Osott Tailoring Co
Rou
J.D. Hodges
Central Presbyterian
First Guaranty State Bank
the Guaranty Fund Bank
I. A
Honor Roll Bank
W. T. Johnson
A. D. Turner
V. Pres
L. H. Schweer
Act
H. F. Schweer
W. F. Woodward
Jack Christal
Amarillo
Epting
S. A. Gibson
B. H. Deavenport & Co
Taliaferro Bros
the Sporting Goods
North Side Square
Real Estate and Loans
J.W. Shaw
West Side
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