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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
1
Men and young men are urged to shop at Howard and Foster’s for quality clothing and hats. The ad touts prices from 3.50 to 7.00 for Howard and Foster’s, Edwin Clapp’s in the 6 to 7 dollar range, and recommends Panama and Straw Sailors, Eagle shirts, Arrow shirts, Onyx Shawknit Interwoven hosiery, and Knapp-Felt and Stetson hats.
Advertisers urge readers to buy Oxfords in patent colt, vidi, gun metal, or tan leathers. They claim the shoes fit perfectly and advise fitting customers to a pair, promising summer wear without a hat or trousers.
New Orleans Louisiana weather bulletin reports tonight and Thursday partly cloudy skies with probable threatening weather. Forecasters warn of unsettled conditions and possible showers in the area.
Nearly twenty witnesses testified in Austin on June as investigators examine police responsibility for Victor Lyons death. Albert Raatz said the fight at his gym was a friendly bout with no prize and no knockdown until the final round. Prominent business and professional men and city and state officials attended. The inquiry continued at noon.
A promotional note urges starting a savings account now to prepare for future opportunities. It emphasizes small steady deposits can grow financial security over time and encourages readiness when opportunity arrives.
Exchange National Bank lists officers A J Nance president R Christal vice president C Cott cashier RL Bass assistant cashier and directors A J Nance J Cott J R Christal A M Bush E F Bates A Williams A C Owsley Dr J M Inge R L Bass.
In Tulsa two men, H er and James Bothwell, were charged after entering the Buffalo hotel in West Tulsa last night and holding guests at gunpoint to take 1509 dollars in cash and valuables. The pair offered no resistance to officers.
Dallas lawful official Fred Fleming testified in the Western bank officials trial and said he bore no responsibility for sending letters while alleging the now-defunct banking trust company was solvent just before its failure.
Wichita Falls Texas June 9 The season's first wheat arrived this morning 760 bushels at 60 pounds per bushel selling for 1.30 Thrashing in Wichita county now generally under way.
The association of commercial clubs of Oklahoma adopted resolutions denouncing the Department of Justice policy of filing twenty five thousand civil and criminal suits against purchasers of Indian lands. The resolutions say the actions will harm the state's business and injure honest citizens.
Fort Worth reports a local storm in Sayre Oklahoma last night caused unroofed buildings, smashed windows, and cars blown from tracks by violent winds and hail. Damage described as severe with no broader area impact indicated.
R. R. Parker, 38, jailed on swindling charges, died this morning in the Fort Worth county jail. Parker, linked to a prominent McKinney family, allegedly defrauded a Fort Worth bank with bogus checks and was wanted in El Paso Beaumont San Antonio and Hondo on similar charges.
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler W. F. Batter who fell ill with pneumonia during Elks lodge installation work on May 26 has recovered enough to travel home to Abilene, arriving Friday morning.
Late Sunday evening four Black women, tenants on the Crosgrove farm near Pilot Point, drowned in Big Elm Creek west of town while bathing. One woman ventured beyond depth, and in attempting to help, the others were drawn under. The victims include two daughters of George Dugap, the wife and daughter of George Youger.
In Austin on June 9 the grand jury investigates the prize fight that ended in Victor Lyons's death. The city commission also probes police department responsibility in the incident.
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