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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
1
Women are urged to open bank accounts. they often hesitate due to unfamiliar business practices. A government supervised plan invites women to deposit money and pay bills with personal checks, offering safeguards against loss by fire or burglary.
W B McClurkan serves as president and J L Blewett as vice president. B H Deavenport is cashier with R M Barns as assistant cashier. D R Turner W J McCray J F Raley and G H Blewett are listed directors.
Two bodies and six miners were rescued after an explosion and fire at the Susquehanna Coal Co. mine in Shamokin, Pa. Officials fear 25 to 50 more workers remain entombed as the burning slope rages.
The 1881 establishment aims to aid the growth of Denton and Denton County and reports high satisfaction due to the prosperity it has fostered.
Senate committee members said they will not take up Townsend's charge that President Wilson was lobbying for the tariff bill unless specific charges are made. The White House asserted the President represents the people and may use influence to push Democratic platform promises.
In a high profile case, Woods is acquitted while Atteaux faces mistrial and Collins is convicted. A millionaire defendant charged with dynamite actions aimed at stirring public sentiment against law enforcement was discharged.
Lockhart real Dispatch reports M. L. Hurst editor of the Lockhart Register named to the State Democratic Executive Committee replacing the late Hopkins. The appointment comes as the party reorganizes after Hopkins's death.
President Wilson is near approving Prof. Henry James Ford of Princeton for the post of Governor General of the Philippines. The decision is described as practically settled.
The Associated Press reports William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill was suddenly stricken with illness in Knoxville Tennessee. Doctors say his condition is grave and his life may be in danger.
London June 7 shopkeepers whose windows were smashed during suffragette raids won 1849 damages each from Mr and Mrs Pethick Lawrence Emmeline Pankhurst Chris tabel Pankhurst and Mabel Tuke.
Former President Taft visited the White House in Washington June 11 as a private citizen. He lunched with the Wilson family and commented that he is the happiest man in the United States. A bystander helped West find the correct door at the Capitol while seeking Speaker Clark.
Thirty one Weather Bureau employees were reduced today in Washington amid allegations of political activity tied to the dismissal of Chief Willis Moore.
Plan by Attorney General McReynolds to break up the tobacco trust involves a graduated excise tax on production and has the administration's support, announced yesterday.
Washington reports say Republican Senators adopted a resolution to reveal how much pressure the President has used to sway wavering Democrats to back the free list in the tariff bill. Democratic leaders claim the move traps them and will allow testing of the President’s pledges.
The jury acquitted William Wood of the American Woolen Company on dynamite charges tied to the Lawrence textile strike. Frederick Atteaux faced a hung jury, Dennis Collins, a state’s witness, was convicted on two counts and acquitted on four. Wood’s counsel called for probe into rumors of an offer to juror Morris Shumann, and the judge ordered a inquiry starting Wednesday.
Guiseppe Pomaro was arrested in Youngstown Ohio for sending a black hand letter to President Wilson demanding 5000 dollars. Pomaro confessed saying he just wanted the money.
Fire today at the Bewley mill elevator in Fort Worth destroyed the structure and 50,090 bushels of wheat. Spontaneous combustion was listed as the cause with losses totaling $125,000.
Fire at Bewley mills Fort Worth destroyed the elevator and wheat tank with about 50 000 bushels of wheat, causing an estimated loss of 75 000 dollars. The blaze was discovered at 2 45 this morning.
Wexia June 7 The fourth big gas well was brought in in this field today.
In Winchester Kentucky on June 7 a jailed man named Frank Bagley confessed he was Shade McIntosh, sought at Heidelburg for murder, after Jailer Mullins treated him kindly, allowing Mullins to claim a $25 reward for the capture.
The forecast warns of unsettled conditions with showers tonight into Sunday. Cooling temperatures may follow as a cold front approaches. Expect cloudy skies and possible gusty winds across the region.
Denton County Sheriff captures two men as Wise County deputies hunted near the Denton Wise line. Orr lands them after a pursuit with local officers.
Wise county Sheriff Faith and Denton deputies arrested two Fort Worth men, Jerome Johnson and Fitts, after a horseback pursuit across fields and into Jim Day’s pasture. Johnson threatened with an automatic shotgun but was captured within a few feet. no other weapon found. Johnson claimed the horses were his, while Ross Johnson later swore out a complaint for horse theft.
Texarkana June 7 Dr Ralph Steiner secretary of the Texas Board of Health arrived here to investigate the infantile paralysis epidemic. He has refused to comment. The situation is improving today.
A blaze that started at 2 30 yesterday afternoon at Eighth and Ohio destroyed two business blocks in Wichita Texas and caused about 76000 in losses. The Miller drug store Thornberry Shaw drug store Metropolitan cafe City cafe Terminal rooming house linten rooming house J L Bond grocery Union Bar and Ben Williams barbershop suffered damage.
An agent for Eastman Kodak Co. advertises a well stocked depot with Kodaks Brownie cameras film paper and photographic chemicals. The message highlights fresh reliable stock and invites readers to request a catalogue.
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