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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

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New Orleans Weather Tonight and Friday Forecast

Tonight and Friday partly cloudy with likely showers. Local forecast from New Orleans, La. issued July 1.

New Orleans

Indictment Nets Walter King Over Fort Worth Bank Robbery

Fort Worth Tex July 1 The grand jury indicted Walter King cashier of the Waggoner Bank and Trust Co Fort Worth branch after a bank robbery earlier this month King is charged with embezzlement and his whereabouts are unknown The case has drawn widespread attention amid rumors and suspicions surrounding the robbery.

Walter King Waggoner Bank and Trust Co

Prominent Dallas Business Man Ends Life in City Park

W Paxpon, 45, a leading Dallas businessman, shot himself in City Park at 12 30 this afternoon. Despondency over business affairs cited as the cause in the terse fatal incident.

Dallas Tex W. “H Paxpon

To Have and Hod Savings Advice and Bank Officers

A writer extols thrift and wealth through saving and avoiding waste. The text lists officers A J Nance president J R Christal vice president J C Cott cashier R L Bass assistant cashier and directors A J Nance J R Cott J R Christal A M Bush E F Bates C A Williams A C Owsley Dr J M Inge R L Bass.

A. J. Nance J. R. Christal J. C. Cott R. L. Bass J. R. Cott A. M. Bush E. F. Bates C A. Williams A. C. Owsley Dr. J. M. Inge

Abilene The Only Protestant Opposition To Santa Fe Cutoff

Governor Campbell met with delegations from Nolan Scurry Coleman Lubbock and Garza counties to discuss the Santa Fe cutoff through Western Texas He was told Abilene alone opposes the route while all other counties support it He plans no special legislative session and will not issue further public statements.

Austin Campbell Nolan Scurry Coleman Lubbock Garza Santa Fe Texas Abilene

Will Hendrix Recaptured After Jail Break in Cordell OK

Paris Tex July 1 Will Hendrix the half breed Choctaw under a life sentence for murder who broke jail here two weeks ago was recaptured this morning at Cordell Oklahoma by the local sheriff. He will be delivered to Sheriff Walker of Denison to collect a $154 reward.

Paris Tex Will Hendrix Federal Court Cordell Okla Denison Walker

Hickey Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison

Wichita Falls Tex July 1 Walter Hickey was found guilty of murder in the 2003 Haskell county case against Tom Dickson. The jury sentenced him to twenty years imprisonment after the fifth trial. a motion for a new trial was filed. Previous trials ended in reversals or disagreements.

Wichita Balls Tex Walter Walter Hickey Tom Dickson Haskell County Hickey

Beauchamp Contractes Ten Bales of Cotton for Aubrey Firm

J M Beauchamp from east of Aubrey contracts ten bales of cotton with an Aubrey firm to be delivered next fall at the pound.

J. M. Beauchamp Aubrey

Train strikes injure, switchman dies in Fort Worth line

Wichita Falls Tex July 1 A Mexican laborer named Maria was struck by a Fort Worth and Denver train and seriously injured. Switchman Brown died en route to Fort Worth hospital after his legs were crushed between freight cars yesterday.

Wichita Falls Tex C. Maria Fort Worth Denver Switchman Brown

Rainfall Boosts Amarillo Outlook After June Wet Spell

Amarillo Texas reports over one inch of rain Wednesday night and more than six inches in the past thirty days. The wet spell places the region in strong condition for the next six months according to local weather observers.

Amarillo Tex

Coffman Murder Trial Draws Increased Interest

McKinney Tex July 1 The jury has found Lewis Coffman sane in the murder of his wife and the trial set for next Monday draws greater public interest. The defense may seek a continuance and, if denied, a change of venue is expected to be requested.

McKinney Tex Lewis Coffman Sane

Open Shop In Effect Sparks Great Steel Workers Strike

Pittsburg reports more than 10 000 skilled workers from the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers at the American Sheet and Tin Plate company quit their plants across Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia and Indiana as the open shop order takes effect. Bridgeport notes a near start to the strike with only ten of forty six mills operating after the scale year deadline.

Pittsburg Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers American Sheet and Tin Plate Company Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Indiana Bridgeport Amalgamated Association American Steel and Tin Plate Company

Rain Settles In Southwest City

A steady rain began in San Antonio Texas early today as the southwest region reported showers. Forecasters noted the damp weather could continue into the afternoon with cooler temperatures and light showers across surrounding communities.

San Antonio Tex

Robbers Threaten Home Loot Near Crockett

A resident six miles north of Crockett is robbed of about $500 by two men at about 10 pm. The incident follows cautions about keeping money at home and notes a bank advertises burglar insurance and $68,000 reserved for depositors.

Crockett Texas Harvey Marsh Here

Death Notice of Sam George in Marysville Tenn

A letter from Mrs. B. C. Matlock of Frederick Oklahoma reports that her brother Sam George was killed in Marysville Tennessee. The letter gives no details of the death. George had visited Denton several times and was known to many locals.

B. C. Matlock Marysville Tenn Frederick Okla Sam George Mr. George Denton

Denton Man to Exhibit Wild Mexican Hog on Trades Day

R M Mitchell of Denton plans to display a wild Mexican hog on the upcoming Trades Day. The animal is rare in the country and noted for its fierce disposition. He will also show several tamed animals kept as pets. Farmers expect entries across contests.

R. M. Mitchell Denton

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