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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
1
Exhibition day showcases manual arts at Denton college
Hundreds visit the College of Industrial Arts in Denton for a 1909 exhibition. Students from Dairy, Manual Training, Laundry, Fine Arts, Domestic Science, and English and science rooms display work from butter making to furniture, cooking, dressmaking, and note books, with graduates listed across several courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Exas
College of Industrial Arts
Girls of Texas
Misse
Kerry
Stepiay
Ocation
Mygela
Vida Arnold
Hattie Hortense Miller
Florence Eugenia Seay
Azalie James Andrews
Ethleen Henrietta Bain
Henrietta J. Baldwin
Mar’e M. von Blucher
Myrtle Bradley
Ellen Carlotte Cover
Nellie Big Foster
Erle Ham
Annie Elizabeth Hardman
Virgie Crawford Hardy
Susie Hopkins
Maude L. Jackson
Elizabeth Golley Lacy
Esther May Magill
Ada Manning
Nellie Audrey Miles
Besg Mianis
Lassie Hielka Mitchell
Annie Laura Pirie
Minna Prouse
Ida Gertrude Rees
Ellen Smith
Alma L. Shuidemagen
Edna Treadwell
Elizabeth Mattie Turner
Marcia E. Wilson
Jaine Aiken
Margery Ballard
le William Bolin
Loleta Cochrane
Anne George
Lucy Hamilton
Elna Noriie Hunt
Kate Lacy
E Hel Maiers
Eva May Murfee
Heley McCowan Newell
Angie Ousley
Eva
Furniture Bought for New Central Public School
The board of trustees of the city schools ordered furniture from C. A. Bryant & Co. of Dallas for the new Central public school. Shipping arrival is targeted for August 15. The plan includes single desks throughout except the study hall and auditorium, with opera chairs in the auditorium and cushioned chairs in the study halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
City Schools
C. A. Bryant & Co
Dallas
Central Public School
Fire destroys Justin barn and contents
A barn owned by J. H. Wilson in western Justin caught fire around 9 30 Tuesday morning. The upper story burned, destroying the barn and contents including a new wagon feed stuff and harness. Total loss about 1000 dollars with 500 dollars insured. Mr. Wilson brought the news on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justin
J. H. Wilson
Wilson
Calamity Strikes Great Damage Town Near Brownwood
A violent Sunday scene unfolded in a town near Brownwood causing extensive destruction. Reports describe widespread damage and emergency response crews rushing to the area to assist affected residents and secure the site.
Zephyr Tornado Death Toll Rising In Texas Towns
Brownwood reports indicate up to forty dead from the Zephyr tornado with Rodney Campbell alive despite earlier reports. Twenty seven seriously injured were sent to Temple by Santa Fe for care. many residents await coffins as property loss reaches about 100000 dollars and aid floods in from Brownwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Rodney Campbell
Dea
Misses Hicks
Gertrude Houston
Eva Ware
Ruth Campbell
Santa Fe
Temple
Ade
Zephyr
Train wreck toll rises with Zephyr crash victims in Temple
The Santa Fe special arrived in Temple at 2 am from Zephyr carrying about thirty seriously injured. At least ten are forecast to die, raising the death toll to about forty. The fatally injured include Mrs W H Hicks Mrs M F Clogs Bob Campbell B Smith Earl Reasoner and family Will Scott Jacks Hanks and five children W H Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Tex
Zephyr
W. H. Hicks
M. F. Clogs
Bob Campbell
B Smith
Earl Reasoner
Will Scott
Jacks Hanks
No Request for Help From Zephyr Sufferers
Austin May 31 no request has been made to the Governor or other state officials for aid for the Zephyr sufferers all state departments were closed today on account of dearth of funds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Zephyr
Death Toll Rises From Zephyr Storm Ruins Near Temple
More than a score of injured were treated at Santa Fe hospital in Temple Texas after a Zephyr storm damage. Officials say thirty-eight bodies were recovered, with seven additional deaths, as communications to Brownwood remain crippled and 720 connections could be made by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TaAtest
Zephyr
Temple
Tex
Santa Fe
Brownwood
Cyclone Rips Zephyr Texas Killing Dozens
A Sunday morning cyclone struck Zephyr Texas causing extensive destruction. More than thirty deaths and many injuries were reported as searchers found additional bodies and list of victims includes M G Simmons Bettie Simmons Bobby Hart and Captain Collins among the named dead. Several seriously hurt residents are expected to die.
Aftermath of storm leaves many injured and one dead
A hill country disaster injures multiple people including Mrs Bob Campbell and Prof M F Cloys. The baby boy died hours after the storm. Cap Collins died at 9 30. Several others including Earl Reasoner and Will Scott Jr are seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Campbell
W. S. Wrenn
M. F. Cloys
Gunter
Virgie
Miss Hicks
H. E. Cobb
Rain worsens Zephyr tornado aftermath in Brownwood
In Zephyr heavy rain compounds disaster from Sunday's tornado. More than a hundred homeless, many houses with no windows. death toll stands at thirty one with three more expected to die. Brownwood workers rush repairs as aid groups mobilize funds and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deag
Brownwood
Tex
Zephyr
Temple Hospital
List of Dead and Injured From Zephyr Cyclone
Brownwood Texas lists show many dead and injured after a cyclone near Zephyr. Names include T T Cabler and Kenneth Cabler, infant to elderly victims, plus Mrs Carter and Ward Ware family casualties. Affected residents were hospitalized at Temple's Santa Fe facility. several others are reported seriously injured or treated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
Tex
Zephyr
Santa Fe
Here
M. G. Simmons
Beckie Simmons
Bettie Simmons
Wesley Simmons
W. A. Ramsey
Ollie Ramsey
G. F. Brown
Artie Hart
Robert Hart
Gibbs Cloys
C. D. Cabler
Thad T. Cabler
Ida Cabler
Ee Cabler
Cabler
C. M. Carter
Glover Carter
Cc. M. Carter
Carter
Gertrude. Huston
One More Dies in Temple Storm Toll Reaches Thirty-One
Severe rain and hail in Temple Texas caused panic among Zephyr injury victims at Santa Fe hospital. Edith Carter’s arrival lifts known dead to thirty-one as two more injured are admitted, with many in critical condition and delirious from the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Tex
Zephyr
Santa Fe Hospital
Edith Carter
Pat M Neff Delivers Annual Address at Texas College Commencement
The College of Industrial Arts in Texas held its 1910 commencement in its building with 54 graduates. Pat M Neff of Waco delivered the keynote, praising women’s expanding role and noting the institution's creation bill he signed as speaker of the Texas House. Regents and local officials attended the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Industrial Arts
F. L. Young
Merry June
Vincent
C. I. A. Glee Club
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Italia
William Boylan
Clarence Ousley
Board of Regents
McLennan Couray
House of Representatives
Texas
Neff
College of Industrial Arts of Texas
Clarence Ounley
J. P. Blount
Edwin Lefevre
Turner
Fort Worth
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Cone Johnson
Tyler
The
College
Clarence Cush
South
Nage Tle
Denton Commencement Address Praises Women’s Virtue
The speaker extolled women as defenders of faith and conservators of sentiment, urging graduates to honor the high idea of woman. He praised Worth S. Ray for his services to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Jacob
Rachael
Womay
Peter
Judas
Work
Worth S. Ray
Summer term opens at North Texas Normal in Denton
The North Texas State Normal begins its summer session with students arriving by train and boarding in Denton. Railroads offered two days of reduced fares for the opening, boosting travel to the campus. Faculty expect enrollment to be as large as previous summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
North Texas State Normal
Denton
Receipts Rise at Post Office in May 1909
May 1909 receipts totaled 1 314 67 dollars, up 117 87 from May 1908. Stamps 1 2301 60, second class postage 10 42, box rent 2 65, with prior year totals 1 198 89.
Grand Jury Sworn In Abilene Texas in Barnett Killing
A special grand jury was empaneled in Abilene to investigate the mob killing of Tom Barnett. Judge Blanton condemned mobs and urged fearless law enforcement. Capt Res and three state rangers arrived. no excitement, Barnett had been convicted of murdering Alexca and sentenced to ninety nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Tom Barnett
T. J. Blanton
Res
Barnett
Alex *Ca’s
Commissioners Deliberate on Bond Election for Road Improvements
The county commissioners meet to decide whether to order a $150,000 road bond election for Precinct No 1. By 2 PM no action was taken as officials await an official copy of the enabling law, causing delay and leaving the decision tied to missing papers. Some members favor proceeding despite the lack of the copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Beall to be Chief Speaker at Dallas Advertising Lunch
E. H. Beall, department manager of Parlin and Orendorff, will headline the Dallas Advertising League noon lunch at the Oriental hotel. The former Denton resident has fifteen years of advertising experience and will discuss Advertising as an Investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adertirers O
Dallas News
Denton
E. H. Beall
Parlin & Orendorff Company
Dallas Advertising League
Oriental Hotel
Beall
Southwest
Precinct Values Revealed by Tax Assessor
Tax Assessor Miller announces the precinct 1 total property value at 5 723 999 with divisions including Real estate 3 230 735 and rough sur aaa portions totaling 586 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Suraaa
Mob Executes Prisoner in Abilene Jail
In Abilene Texas a mob of about forty men overpowered guards, shot Tom Barnett as he stood, and killed him after attempting to break into his cell. Barnett, convicted of killing Jones County ranchman Alex Sears, had faced a 99 year sentence. Investigations and possible grand jury action were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Tom Barnett
Mfly
Alex Sears
West Texas
Jaffer Peevey
Peevey
Barnett
Jones County
Callahan County
Sears Ranch
Sheriff Weir
Judge Blanton
Memorial Service Held for Jefferson Davis
Katie Daffan Chapter U D C will host a memorial service at the Fire Hall Friday at 3 p m in honor of Jefferson Davis. Commander Hopkins of Sul Ross camp U V issued the notice urging Sul Ross camp U C V members and all ex Confederates to attend the Jeff Davis memorial service at the Fire Hall Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Daffan
Jefferson Davis
Hopkins
Sul Ross
U. Me
Jeff Davis
Daughters of the Confederacy
San Angelo Plans Sale Of Wool and Mohair June Fifteenth
San Angelo Texas reports a total wool clip of about two and a half million pounds for the season. The Wool Growers' Central Storage directors vote to sell 500000 pounds of choice wool and 90000 pounds of mohair on June 15 as many buyers are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Tex
Central Storage Company
Boy 12 Injured Whittling in East Denton
Eugene Floyd, son of Mr and Mrs C L Floyd, suffered a severe eye injury while whittling at the Floyd home in East Denton on Tuesday. The blade gripper snagged his eye and doctors fear possible loss of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
C. L. Floyd
Floyd
East
Denton
Ang
Mr. Floyi
Carpenters Strike Action Continues in Amarillo
Amarillo Texas June 2 workers remain unsettled as a 20 change in the carpenters strike situation arises after a clash between the union and the builders exchange. The carpenters walked out yesterday over refusal to operate under the mechanics shop rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo, Tex
Carpenters
Builders Exchange
Eclsey
Infant Ben Franklin Dies of Brain Trouble
Four month old Ben Franklin, son of W D Franklin, died Tuesday three miles south of town. Brain trouble caused his death. The remains were interred Wednesday at the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
W.D. Franklin
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Lata
R. Christal
A. M. Bush
J. C. Coit
A. J. Nance
PB. L. Bass, de
J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
C. A Williams
Ed F. Bates
Exchange National Bank
J. Nance
J. R. Christal
Vice Press
R. L. Bass
Ass't. Cashier
G.I. A
NEW Central School
LY Sunday
Jessie Ware
Hardie Ware
Oscar Ware
Frank Ware
Capt. Collins
Cloys
Zephyr Co
D. Cabler
T. T. Cabler
Keneth Cabler
T. T. Cablier
Do. M. Carter
Gertrude Huston
Jessie W
M. G. (Beckie) Simmons
West Simmons
R. F. Brown
B. F. Brown
W. A
College Auditorium
Pat N. Neff
Ousley
SEARS
MOB
Sheriff
C. L.loyd
Amarillo
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