Commencement Notes and Faculty Changes at Industrial College
President Work reviewed seven years of progress and thanked students and faculty. New hires include Miss Northern Barton as piano instructor, N M McGinnis replacing McMillan, and three assistant instructors Sadie Swenson Eva Parks and Mattie Lee Lacy. Whiten named preceptress, A L Banks dean. Student assistants listed and the graduating class gifted books to the college library as did the Chapparai society.
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Northern Barton of
Sherman
McMillan
A. & M. College
N. M. McGinnis
Sadie Swenson
Eva Parks
Mattie Lee Lacy
Whiten
Stoddard Hall
A. L. Banks
Wee
Missey May Durham
Ola Lee Lyon
Orby Croxton
Dariell Woldert
Beatrice Harper
Genie Terrell
Gertrude Denney
Lucile
Delia Watkins
Jennie McGee
Work
Sme Chapparai Literary Society
Tuesday Exhibition Showcases Dairying and Arts at College
Visitors toured a college exhibition where Miss Vail and Miss Crow led dairy demonstrations in the basement while manual training projects impressed guests with woodwork and house plans. Upstairs, Miss Gillette’s art classes displayed pencil and watercolor drawings and stenciled furnishings, drawing praise from attendees.
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Miss Vail
Miss Crow
Morris
McMillan
Allen
Miss Wall
Miss Bell
Prohibition Submission in July Primary Draws Debate
The July primary faces a vote on re submitting prohibition with two routes via petition or executive action. Davidson accuses Colquitt and supports submission as democratic, while Poindexter argues against it amid debates over Johnson’s prohibition record. Johnson defends past submission votes. Colquitt addresses the Galveston Houston differential as audience interruptions rise.
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Executive Committee
Davidson
Garland
Colquitt
Judge Poindexter
Poindexter
Bailey
Dallas News
McKinney
District Court
Johnson
Jewett
Leon County
Galveston
Galveston—Houston
Isher
College exhibit showcases art, dress, and furnishings
An exhibit at the college reveals cakes from the Aladdin oven, dresses and millinery by students, and furnished rooms in the household arts cottage costing about 700 dollars. Out-of-town visitors list includes many names from Fort Worth, Dallas, and surrounding towns. Births noted: several local families welcomed girls in May.
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Emily and
Eva Parsell
Bess Turner
Dallas
Mary Sterling
Eula McFarland
Fort Worth
Orrie Park
Brookslau
John S. Turner
Helen Fry
Julia Timmons
Graham
E. Grapeland
Boyce
Leesburg
Maude Dickson
Gatesville
Florence Gleason
Hico
Genie Terre
Caiddress
H. J. Grace
Anson
J. Norton
Lucy Pope
J. B. Pope
Ima Vaughn
Wolf City
Zora Triplett
Chico
Zora J. McClintock
Mineral Wells
Inez Scherer
Anahuac
Geo. A. von Blucher
Annie
Nellie
Marie von Blucher
Corpus Curisti
R. A. Burris
Wear
Alyce Rose Snyder
Minnie Brown
Argyle
Alice Wood
Alice Wood Caddo, Ok.; O. D. Gose, Decatur, and Miss Elma Gose
Decatur
Mary Wilkinson
Mattie Bills
Frost
Brown
Truscot
N. S. Clifton
Cecile Tillman
Center
Norman E. E. Kopke Beaumont
R. Mau—pin
Gainesville
E. Dotson
Waurika
Gertrude Rollins
Estelle Williams
Blue Ridge
May
Margaret Bowman
Mooreville
G. W. Birchfield
A. Judkins Giddings
Mary Ellen Finch
A. King Wheeler
Byers
Co. V. Poteet
Ranger
C. L. Smith
Plainview
G. W. Evans
Pontotoc
M. T. Davis
Bouvier
A. Winton
Greenville
Henry Webb
Athens
Jessie M. Rider
Ardmore
Ira May Allen
Bartlett
Florence Rush
Robt
B. Bigham
Marvin Reinhardt
Mc— Kinney
Irene Bailey
Houston
Chloe March
Nocona
Shelby 5S. Cox
Temple
Julis Hawn
Lucy Namilton
Ch Co
Lubbock Votes Prohibition By Wide Margin
In Lubbock a city vote approved prohibition by 466 to 88 with no saloons allowed. A mob lynched a Black man who struck the New Madrid City Marshal, and Oklahoma sheriff Frank C. Carter killed Constable P. R. Rodgers at Frederick.
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Lubbock
New Madrid
Constable Rodgers
Frank C. Carter
Till- Man County
Okla
P. R. Rodgers
Frederick
Airship Flight Prize Bids Reach Fifty Thousand Dollars
A St Louis newspaper and a New York paper each offer 30000 dollars to the successful airship in a flight between New York and St Louis. The combined $50000 prize underscores the competition to complete the transcontinental airship voyage.
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St. Louis
New York
Permit Granted for 45 Round Jeffries Johnson Fight
San Francisco board of supervisors approved a permit for a July 4 boxing bout between Jeffries and Johnson with only two dissenting votes. The decision authorizes the 45 round match in the city.
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Jeff
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries
Johnson
Three Autoists Injured in Waxahachie Car Crash
L. L. Lohr J. W. Wakeland and Sam Thornhill all of Waxahachie were hurt when their automobile, described as turning turtle, overturned near Lancaster. The incident details a nonfatal wreck involving named residents and a location in Texas.
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L. L. Lohr
J. W. Wakeland
Sam Thornhill
Waxahachie
Lancaster
Cotton Prices Slump in New York Trading
Heavy July selling orders pushed cotton down after May options settled. Spots dropped four dollars per bale amid a volatile session in New York.
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New York
Grand Jurors Summoned in Lorimer Illinois Bribery Probe
Grand jurors have been summoned to investigate legislative bribery connected with the election of Senator Lorimer in Illinois. The proceeding aims to uncover influences and corrupt practices surrounding the contested 1909 senate appointment.
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Lorimer
Iillinois
State Bank Deposits Reported Total May 2
The State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking reports that all state banks held total non-interest-bearing and unsecured deposits of 31 733 913 24 dollars on May 2.
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State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Senator Owen Pushes Popular Vote for Senators
Oklahoma Senator Owen urges direct popular vote for Senators and Congress members, speaking in favor of a resolution he introduced to advocate election by the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Oklahoma
Congress
Supreme Court Postpones Corporation Tax Hearing To Fall
The Supreme Court delays ruling on the constitutionality of the corporate tax until next fall. The tax currently yields about 25 million dollars annually.
Supreme Court upholds ICC power to cut Missouri river freight rates
By a 4 to 3 vote the Supreme Court affirmed the Interstate Commerce Commission may require reduction of freight rates in the Missouri river rate case, reversing lower court rulings that had ruled against the commission.
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United States Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court Defers Corporation Tax Hearing
The Supreme Court postpones the hearing on the constitutionality of the corporation tax until fall, alongside cases involving Standard Oil and the Tobacco Trust. The delay holds back the ruling on the tax legality and its revenue of 26 million dollars.
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Supreme Court
Standard Oil and Tobacco Trust
Court Remains Split on Question Before Full Membership
A yearlong division marks the case as the court prepares for a full membership decision. Analysts say the panel is evenly divided and no clear path to resolution has emerged.
Discovery in Surgery by Dr Lespinasse at Northwestern
Northwestern University surgeon Dr Lespinasse reports a method to reconnect severed blood vessels and arteries without a needle. Ends are joined by magnesium rings and the dissolving tig substance disappears once the articulation is complete.
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Lespinasse
Northwestern University
Railroad rate increase blocked by injunction
Twenty five Western railroads are temporarily restrained from raising interstate freight rates. The proposed hike would affect 150 commodities with increases from 2 to 6 cents or 100 pounds. The injunction was secured by Attorney General Wickersham and other DOJ officials.
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Western Railroad
Wickersham
Department of Justice
Will Lorimer Resign From Senate After Investigation
An unnamed Senate committee leader expects Lorimer to resign before the winter term opens. He believes proof of money paid for votes will lead the committee to find against Lorimer, even if he did not repay the money himself.
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Lorimer
Senate
Baseball Scores From Thursday Schedule
Results list from multiple leagues shows Waco 3 San Antonio 2 Shreveport 2 Fort Worth 1 Galveston 4 Houston 0 Dallas Oklahoma off day National League New York 4 Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 4 Boston 1 St Louis Chicago off day Pittsburgh cold American League Philadelphia 0 4 Boston 1 2 New York 5 Washington 1 Cleveland off day Chicago cold Detroit 3 St Louis 1 Southern League Montgomery 3 Memphis 2 Birmingham 2 Nashville 1 New Orleans 5 Atlanta 1 Mobile 9 Chattanooga 5
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Waco
San Antonio
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Galveston
Houston
Dallas-Oklahoma
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Montgomery
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Chattanooga
Perry Davis Painkiller Promotion Ends Soon
Advert says Goodelse rejects the brand, promotes Perry Davis Painkiller with two million yearly bottles. Claims cure for sprains strains colds cramps, urges readers to buy a bottle today and keep one at home. Notes the product tested for 70 years and asks druggists to stock Davis Painkiller.
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Perry Davis
Davis
Texas Wire Fence Co Offers Mower Sharpening Service
Firm promotes sharpening and repair of lawn mowers with a claim to quality work. Old phone number listed as 42. 207tfe.
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Texas
Giant Snakes and Sacred Snakes at the Carnival
Displays of beautiful animals including rare birds, ornamental glass blowers, and more from around the world are offered at the carnival with admission at 10 cents.
Stop waiting for a buyer to come Record and Chronicle
A local notice urges property owners to take initiative instead of waiting for buyers, highlighting the need for proactive listing and marketing. The Chronicle stresses timely action to secure offers and avoid missed opportunities.
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Record
Chronicle
Ade
Fragmented lines hint at lost articles ad and notices
The readable fragments reference lost articles and a suggested method to recover them via advertisement. The piece mentions a record and chronicle style notice and hints at columns to find missing items. No clear individuals or dates are established.
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J. W. Fralin
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Denton
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R. R. Turner
West Oak St
Lee Murphy
Ife
Grover Campbell
J. Y. McQuigg
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Denton Plumbing
Thrasher
A. D. Turner
Geo. Sheridan
J. W. Clayton
Monke
J. M. Tay
P. Pitts
Nicholas and Shepard
Hartman Bros
Rockwall
Ofice
John. Pierce
Myrtle St
West Chestnut
H. C. Stout
Krum, Texas
Oak Street
A. A. Abney
R B. Rich
Toyah Creek
Pecos
W. Elbert
Tfc
W. T. Hodginson
W. Mulberry St
Arkansaw Mill
Paul Ramires
Ysley
W. Oak St
Telephone McGinnis & Sims
E. Cc. King
Imo
Wels & Boss
Magill & Shepard
Moreman & Luster
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Girreet
J. M Gurley
M. L. Martin
Raley
R. L. McCoy
Borroke
Lucille Redden
John B. Schmitz
The
Bell Telephone
Smith's
Walker Paine
Cc. G. Yeatts
H. ©. Holmes
Venton
Johnson & Gillespie
BUICK
Denton County
Craddock Building
Denton, Texas
Denton Chautauqua
Katy
W.S. ST George, G. P. A., M.K
T. Ry. Co
St. Louis, Mo
Southland
Dallas Oil & Refining Co
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