Allen Brooks Jailed Here for Safekeeping
Negro Allen Brooks of Dallas county held on a charge of criminal assault against a two and a half year old white girl. He was brought to Denton county jail for safekeeping but later moved after Dallas officials learned of crowds. Sheriff Orr said Brooks was moved after Sunday talks and his current location is unknown. Trial set for next Thursday with Dallas officials pledging speedy justice.
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Allen Brooks
Dallas County
Denton County
Dallas
Orr
Garza Leaders Seek Drainage Survey From Federal Agency
Dr Frechet and J E Riley of Garza visited Monday and left with the Chamber of Commerce a largely signed petition for a drainage survey of overflow lands along Elm Fork by the Federal Department of Agriculture. Riley said the Record and Chronicle noted widespread enthusiasm and signatures from Elm Fork property owners. Our Commercial club is doing good work and uniting for Garza’s advancement.
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Dr. Frechet
J. E. Riley
Garza
Chamber of Commerce
Elm Fork
Federal Department of Agriculture
Riley
Record and Chronicle
Mr. Riley
Aviators Expect Dallas Aviation Meet Despite Injunction
Report says ongoing injunctions against Paulhan and associates have caused confusion but Dallas aviation meet proceeds as planned with Wright Brothers suit influencing flight status and schedule amid legal actions in New York.
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Dallas
Tex
Wright Bros
Paulhan
New York
History of personal finances through bank records
When custodians handle funds for lodges churches societies or estates they deposit and disburse through a bank. The bank books the account and canceled checks along with check stubs create a complete history of transactions preventing errors and protecting against loss.
Exchange National Bank Officers Named
A. J. Nance serves as President with J. R. Christal as Vice President and Cott as Cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance Ed F. Bates A. M Bush C. A. Williams J.C. Cott J. R. Christal J. M. Inge and Alvin C. Owsley.
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A. J. Nance
J. R. Christal
Cott
Ed F. Bates
A. M Bush
C. A. Williams
J.C. Cott
J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
Weather Outlook for New Orleans Tonight and Wednesday
Tonight and Wednesday partly cloudy weather in New Orleans. Colder tonight.
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New Orleans
Long Dallas aviation events and city council actions mix
A busy Dallas session arranged a Brodie Curtiss air show in Chicago with plans to break speed and altitude records. The council extended Peoples’ Home Telephone franchise 33 years, voted for general and special elections, and discussed buying John B. Denton college property for public schools at 2800 dollars plus interest.
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Peoples’ Home Telephone Company
Alvin C. Owsley
John B. Denton College
McClurkan
Christian College
Mercer
Owsley
John B. Dent College
Council acts on lighting East Hickory and fountain plan
A Motions committee of three is formed to investigate lighting East Hickory street and a fountain on the railroad reservation. The water commissioner is tasked to study two requests and reports are filed on water collections. An ordinance extends Peoples Home Telephone franchise 33 years allowing steel towers and time service with fourteen phones to be paid.
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Hickory Street
Owsley
Water Commissioner
Messrs. McClurkan
Hoard and Beyett
McClurkan
Exchange National Bank
Planters
Mercer
Peoples’ Home Telephone Company
New Phone
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East Side Square
A. W. Sears
Exenance Bank Building
Wylie Smith & New
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Ted
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Herring-Curtiss Aeroplan Company
Curtiss
Brodie
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Los Angeles
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Paulnan
CHY Council
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A. E. Graham
O. T. Graham
Greenville
Messina
Italy
Switzerland
United States
Mart Schaffner & Marx
Were Evans ~Epry Goods Co
Investi
Johnson
Lacy
M. Clarkan
Mayror Bates
Queen
Ilson
Nmi4aiest Theater
G Renfro
Hog
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