New Orleans Weather Report July 15 Forecast
Tonight and Friday expect partly cloudy skies over New Orleans. Light winds and warm temperatures observed with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
1
Alleged Hold Up Man Dying After Fort Worth Attempt
Lee Cooper aged twenty five a bartender is dying in a Fort Worth hospital from wounds to his leg and abdomen received during an attempted robbery of Bryan Wofferd Rock Island night clerk at the North Fort Worth freight depot. M D G pain is under arrest as a confederate. Wofferd reports a masked man with a revolver ordered hands up but the weapon misfired and Cooper opened fire. Two robbers were involved with one marked.
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Woffert
Wofferd
Cooper
Diaz and Taft 10 Meet at El Paso
Private assurances say President Diaz of Mexico will meet President Taft in El Paso Texas. Plans include turning a bridge into a banquet hall with a central table on the international line and troops massed on each side. The El Paso Fair seeks to schedule Taft’s visit during the fair, with October as a possible time.
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EL Paso
Tex
Diaz
Mexico
Taft
el Paso Fair Association
Texas
Codifying Civil and Criminal Statutes Delayed
In Austin Texas July 1 experts on the codifying board confer with the Governor over defective enactments. They say work on codifying statutes likely cannot proceed until another legislative session due to missing enacting clause and lack of funding.
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Austin
Tex
Minor
Robertson
Rain Grants Brief Gift to Krum and Plainview Area
A light to moderate rain fell at Krum for over thirty minutes beginning about 3:15 PM and extended beyond Plainview. North and south of these towns, the Record and Chronicle correspondent could not confirm further rainfall.
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Krum
Record and Chronicle
Plainview
Bank Account as a Business Improvement
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Exchange National Bank Officers Named
Exchange National Bank lists officers including A. J. Nance as president J. R. Christal as vice president J. C. Coit as cashier and R. L. Bass as assistant cashier. The roster also features A. M. Bush E F Bates C A Williams A C Owsley and Dr J M Inge in senior roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
R. L. Bass
A. M. Bush E., F. Bates
C. A. Williams
A. C. Owsley
Dr. J. M. Inge
Penitentiary Investigation Committee Opens Sessions
The Peniten tiary Investigating committee met in Austin with all members present except Bowman due to illness. Senator Weinert called the meeting and Representative Gilmore was elected chairman. A male stenographer was chosen to serve as secretary, press representatives were to be admitted to executive sessions, and the panel adjourned to decide the investigation’s conduct later this afternoon.
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Austin
Penitentiary
Bowman
Weinert
Gilmore
Republicans Favored in Census Supervisors Selections
Washington July 15. Congressmen Burgess and Gillespie were told the president will appoint census supervisors with Republicans having first call. Some Southern Democrats may receive jobs. Enumerators to be appointed by supervisors. congressmen will have forty voice in selection.
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Washington
Burgess
Gillespie
Muskogee Drops Sunday Law Enforcement
Muskogee authorities announced no enforcement of Sunday theatre closures and dismissed cases against thirty Sunday law visitors. The city will operate as a wide open Sunday town starting now.
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Muskogee
Okla
Farmer Assaulted and Robbed in San Antonio
William Shaw, a farmer, was assaulted and robbed of 50 dollars last night and is in a hospital in serious condition. A Mexican who was with Shaw was arrested.
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San Antonio
Tex
William Shaw
Shaw
Kansas City Adopts Commission Government in Special Election
A special election in Kansas City Kansas approved the commission form by about 1500 votes among 7200 ballots. The new government will start next April and follows the Galveston plan.
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Kansas City
Kans
Commission
Summer sale offers big bargains across all departments
The advertisement promotes heavy discounts on summer merchandise lasting through the week. It highlights underpriced summer garments, suits for men and boys, ladies suits and lingerie at half price, white under muslin, Red Seal Gingham for school dresses, ginghams at 8 1 3 cents, linens, lace curtains, bedding, shirts, skirts, and silk dresses. All shoes reduced. Visitors are urged to shop daily, ask for time cards, and attend a 4 p.m. silver dollar giveaway rain or shine.
Representative Ray Clarifies Texas Alcohol Law Gaps
Worth S. Ray says the Thirty first legislature did not ban giving away intoxicants in Texas. He notes taking orders for whiskey is prohibited by new laws but giving samples remains allowed. He states no law forbids one person gifting intoxicants to another.
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Worth S. Ray
Texas
Ray
Saloonmen in San Antonio pledge to obey new liquor law
San Antonio saloon men declare they will not contest the Robertson Fitzhugh liquor law and will aid authorities to enforce it. Nearly fifty saloons in the city will be forced to quit under the new act.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dentist R H Carroll Jr Jewelry Heist in San Antonio
San Antonio police search for robbers who broke into the home of Dr. R H Carroll Jr a local dentist last night and stole jewelry valued at 900 dollars. The incident occurred on July 15 and prompts a theft investigation by authorities.
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San Antonio
R. H. Carroll, Jr
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