30 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
1
Thousands of pounds of indestructible rubbish were gathered for removal as fires broke out in many parts of town. The effort aimed to destroy weeds and other trash, reflecting broad local participation in the cleanup drive.
Milan Missouri responds to Republican tariff claims alleging deliberate panic by Democrats. The exchange centers on promises to ten million workers and party accountability amid economic tensions.
A bank promotes systematic finance urging customers to open accounts to maintain records of all business transactions. The message emphasizes economy through regular accounting and a structured business system with banking support.
Advertisement invites readers to open accounts by highlighting sound banking practices. It promotes safety and reliability, urging potential customers to trust the institution with their deposits and financial needs. The tone is promotional and seeks to build confidence in the bank’s stability.
Ambassador Wilson backs limited acknowledgment of the Huerta government to report to the committee. No final action was taken.
Washington July 30 Ambassador Wilson, recalled to report on Mexico, urged restricted recognition of the Huerta government before the Senate foreign relations committee. He gave in executive session a chronological view from Diaz's abdication to Huerta's rise, prompting several questions from senators.
Dalas July 30 Hon. Jack Beall who has announced retirement from Congress may run for Governor and leaves open his political plans as a possible bid.
A girl walking up the aisle toward marriage projects quiet assurance, likened to a man laying down four aces in a decisive show of confidence.
A brief weather note states Tuesday's temperatures ranged from 74 to 76 degrees with a slight variation.
The state treasurer holds one fine deposited by Standard Oil amounting to $00,000 for redemption of A. and M. 3 per cent bonds and to pay pension and general warrants from the remaining funds.
The legislature failed to direct disposal of the 500000 Standard Oil penalty, and State Treasurer Edwards deposited it in the general revenue fund. Both houses recommended redeeming A and M 3 percent bonds, with 205000 held briefly. The remainder will cover pension warrants and some revenue warrants.
The Senate passed the direct election of Senators bill with no changes, preserving Governor appointment on vacancy. The House moved the departmental appropriations bill to engrossment and began educational appropriation items. Senator Willacy criticized the Attorney General's department over the Standard Oil suit compromise in open session.
Austin July 30. Latest reports from yesterday's elections show Williamson county went wet by 505 majority while Midland county remained dry by 75. Taylor reported 824 to 200 pro, Georgetown 448 to 171 dry, and Florence 4178 to 40 dry across 29 of 38 boxes reporting.
Peking reports the return of Nanking to the government side as a key strike against the southern provinces rebellion. The move is seen as removing the cornerstone of their uprising and shifting regional balance.
BUCHAREST July 30 a five days armistice was agreed to today at the peace conference among the delegates of Servia Greece Montenegro and Bulgaria.
City Health Officer Piner said complaints will be filed in city court Friday or Saturday if nuisances are not abated. With council backing and citizen effort, volunteers and boys prize clean-up efforts, including trash collection near the square, campus dumps, and school grounds cleanup underway.
Cincinnati July 30. Rube Benton star pitcher of the Cincinnati Nationals was injured early today when his motorcycle collided head on with a street car. It is feared he will die.
State officials say they have heard nothing about the reported killing of Captain J. J. Sanders of the Texas Rangers while patrolling the border last night. The lack of confirmation is taken as evidence the report is unfounded.
Senator McLean of Connecticut denounces the tariff revision measure claiming democratic leaders broke promises to mill workers by not offsetting production costs. Senator Stone counters that Republican speeches aim to create panic while reading mercantile reports that business conditions are generally good.
Austin July 30 The Farmers and Merchants State Bank at Winters was closed by State Bank Examiners due to a defalcation of about 10000 dollars. It is expected liquidation by other banks will cover the loss without guaranty fund aid. Cashier F W Merrick has been missing since July 17.
Fifteen hundred Texas farmers at the Farmers Congress in College Station approve a resolution to sever the Agricultural and Mechanical College from the University of Texas system. They call for one half of the University endowment funds and lands to be allotted to the A&M.
Judge C. F. Spencer fixed August 8 for the hearing of Mrs. Lilly Moore versus Richard Moore Sr on alimony. The session here will also consider the plaintiff’s request for a receiver to manage community property during the divorce action.
At a special School Board session George D. McIrisey of Marshall was chosen Latin teacher for the High School to replace Miss Pearl West who resigned. The meeting also adopted a course of study and the rules proposed by the Text Book Committee and Superintendent Beaty.
J B Farris a former Denton boy now based in Wapanucka Oklahoma has decided to move back to Denton and establish a lumber yard this fall. He purchased the Evers lot on East Hickory Street just east of the Denton County National Bank and plans to open around September 1.
Police narrow suspects in the murder of Florence T. Brown a young stenographer and church worker killed in her uncle's real estate office. Jeff Robinson head of the firm returns from Colorado as detectives probe a tampered safe and examine private effects including love letters that mention an early marriage.
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