Weather report for New Orleans July 17
Tonight and Sunday generally fair in New Orleans Louisiana.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1909
Page
1
Tonight and Sunday generally fair in New Orleans Louisiana.
Excitement runs high along the Rio Grande as Mexican revolutionists are seized at Fuerza and Sinaloa. A revolutionary junta is claimed to operate in several border cities, with rebels reportedly stronger. Two men arrested at Eagle Pass are said to be wanted for new plots, not last year’s uprising, and support for Bernardo Reyes is indicated if strength appears.
A group of Western Congressmen and Senators vow to defeat the tariff bill if it keeps its free hides wool and other law products provisions. The Presidents downward revision declaration is the leading topic in political circles today.
Jake Hodges testified that he made no bribery charges against penitentiary officials and that he was never offered a bribe. He said he did not knowingly accuse any official and had no knowledge of such accusations.
The bank announces growth and updated equipment to handle banking business efficiently. Departments are aligned for prompt service and officers maintain close contact with patrons.
Exchange National Bank led by A. J. Nance as president with J. R. Christal as vice president and J. C. Coit serving as cashier. R. L. Bass is assistant cashier alongside board members A. M. Bush E. F. Bates Co. A Williams A. C. Owsley Dr. J. M. Inge and R. L. Bass.
Sixty six dispatchers including chiefs and trick men walked out at sixteen National Lines of Mexico offices demanding a raise of 75 per month for dispatchers and 10 for trick men. Traffic today continues normally though officials fear a wider tie up if conductors and engineers join a possible sympathetic strike.
Engineer M B Hodgins fell from his engine on Peach Orchard hill north of Denton. He suffered serious back injuries and possible internal damage. He was brought to Denton and later sent to Denison hospital.
Senator Warren of Wyoming leads a drive for a duty on hides opposing Taft’s push for free hides. Texas senators are expected to join if manufactured leather duties are not reduced. The expected clash mirrors the twelve years ago conflict over free hides versus a Senate duty.
Lee Sublett a drayman from Denton was notified in Wichita Falls that a St. Louis court has awarded him as one of ten heirs to a ten million dollar estate. The ruling, announced July 17, concludes a lengthy lawsuit over inheritance.
Madison editorials blast the Aldrich tariff bill as a repudiation of party pledges and public trust. The piece accuses secret dealings with special interests, calls the bill a crown of infamy, and says it will harm the Republican party. It condemns greed, graft, and manipulation behind the measure.
Our Grand Unloading Sale continues for a week with wholesale prices on thousands of dollars worth of summer merchandise. Denison County shoppers are urged to visit Monday to start the week with time cards and a satisfaction guarantee, while silver dollars are given away at 4 p.m. Saturdays.
Durant Oklahoma July 17 In district court C M Watson was found guilty of murdering his son in law Wesley Crabtree at Allison last August and was sentenced to life imprisonment.
A half inch rain fell in Wichita Falls Texas last night with heavier showers at Vernon Haskell and Seymour and lighter amounts at Chillicothe and Childress Local observers recorded varying rainfall across the region noting a wet spell for mid July.
Washington July 17 Taft's tariff proposal likely preserves free cotton bagging. Bailey and Culberson oppose removing the free status while House conferees push for a duty on the product.
Gainesville Tex July 17 Bob Turazham a young farmer living near Hood was jailed last night charged with forgery. He is alleged to have uttered a bad check upon M M Habee a prominent farmer.
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