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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
1
A local advertisement extols oxford shoes with a catchy jingle noting varieties Patents Gun Metal Tans and Oxfords. The copy promises right prices and urges readers to visit and buy, highlighting new edges and toes.
Fred Morris of Denton waived preliminary hearing on charges of killing Otto Meyer of Brenham. In Fort Worth on March 15 the court set bond at $10,000. Attorneys say the case will proceed to trial.
In Fort Worth at the Worth Hotel on a Saturday night around 8 50 o clock Fred Morris of Denton shot and killed Otto H Meyer a moving picture show singer in room 261. The assailant admitted guilt and the event unfolded with hotel staff and detectives taking Morris into custody. A note written by a woman and signed Fred Morris was found near the victim.
Morning timetable shows Kennedy to announce successor at 10 A.M. as fevered contest continues. Campaigns intensify with rivals weighing turnout and policy shifts amid heated public interest.
Speaker Kennedy resigns at 2 19 pm and is replaced by John Marshall on first ballot. Kennedy supporters back Rayburn as anti Kennedy forces rally behind Marshall claiming strength from a noon caucus. Further reports say Kennedy may delay resignation until the governor approves an inquiry bill.
The piece urges prompt repayment of debts and stresses the duty to save for the future. It reminds readers they owe something to themselves and dependents and that persistence and determination are needed, with a bank account as a helpful tool.
Exchange National Bank lists its board of directors including A J Nance J Come J R Christal A M Bush E F Bates Co A Williams A C Owsley Dr J M Inge K L Bass and others.
New Orleans forecast a fair and warmer spell tonight and Tuesday with mild temperatures and light winds. The brief outlook suggests pleasant conditions for local activities and outdoor events.
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