Denton Council Passes House Moving Ordinance At Meeting
The Denton city council met Monday night in a harmonious session. They passed a new ordinance regulating moving houses over streets and discussed other measures including a delinquent tax record, an eight mile per hour speed limit, and vehicle equipment rules. The meeting included talks from the Ringling Bros circus and city officials on taxes and health appointments.
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Denton
Attorney General's Office
Ringling Bros. Show
Benett
Hoard
McClurkan
San Angelo
Bank Account Incentive to Happiness Quote
Robert Louis Stevenson urges saving as a path to peace and rest. The text promotes banking as a motive for happiness and security, highlighting a safe, prosperous future linked to a bank account. The excerpt emphasizes money in strong keeping as reducing worry and supporting daily life.
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Mai
Officers named for bank leadership
A. J. Nance serves as president and J. BR. Christal as president of another unit. J. Colt is listed as cashier and R. L. Bass as assistant cashier. The record shows an organizational officers roster.
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A. J. Nance
J. BR. Christal
J. ©. Colt
R. L. Bass
Assiant
Ling Chinese suspect feared to cross border toward Mexico
Border officials and Mexican authorities monitor for Leon Ling, the Chinese man wanted for the Elsie Sigel murder. San Antonio reports Ling seen en route to Mexico. guards at the Rio Grande ferry check travelers for identification while Ling’s possible crossing at Brownsville or nearby routes remains suspected.
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Brownsville
San Antonio
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Mexico
Rio Grande
Ling
Hareda
New Theory Emerges On Leon Ling Case
Police reexamine a theory that Leon Ling was murdered and his sweetheart Elsie Sigel may have been killed by the same hand. Authorities dispute Chung Sin’s account of Ling near his Eighth avenue restaurant and note discrepancies with known facts.
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Leon Ling
New York
Elsie Sigel
Chung Sin
Eighth Avenue
Miss Sigel
Judges Refuse 10 Hold Boy's Trial In Texas Case
Justice Nat Harris refused to hold the examining trial for Geo Cohen nine year old slayer of Margaret Farrell saying the boy is too young for such a trial in his court. Judge Marshal Surratt also refused. The case may go to the county court designated as the juvenile court.
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Waco
Tex
Nat Harris
Geo Cohen
Margaret Farrell
Cohen
Marshal Surratt
Nineteenth District Court
Fraternal Helpers of America Chartered in Texas
The grand council of Texas of the Fraternal Helpers of America with headquarters at Hillsboro was chartered today without capital stock. Incorporators include A L Blanchard T Martin William and C Elliott among others.
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Austin
Grand Council of Texas
Storm Warning at Galveston
Weather Bureau observer hoisted the storm signal but says no great alarm is warranted. A gulf storm causes high tide with rain since 11 oclock. north wind, steady barometer, and potential gusts to forty miles an hour if the storm shifts east of Galveston. Unfounded panic messages had been sent.
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Galveston
Tex
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Heavy Rain Hits Gribble Springs Monday Afternoon
Matth Gray reports heavy rain moving through the Gribble Springs community on Monday afternoon, with witnesses noting slick roads and localized flooding in low-lying areas.
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Matth Gray
Gribble Springs
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Onyx
Dutchess
Paragon
Stein- Bloch
Edwin Clapp
Howard & Foster
Wilson-Williams Company
Moon Bros
PARRY
Denton County
Wilson Hardware Co
Children’s Oxfords
M’quigg
Steves
A. W. Sears
North Locust Street
Wylie Smith
Exchange Bank
Texas
New Orleans
City Council
Robert Louis Stevson
J. Nance
J.C. Colt
R. Christal
A. M. Bush
F. Bates
Williams A. Cc
J. M. Ingeine
Rumoer
Crockett
Harvey Marsh
Here
First National Bank
Stout
A. D. Turner
V. P
H. F. Schweer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
ELL- Evans
AML EI IL Nair
Majestic Theater
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