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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
2
The article identifies Mrs. Cudahy as a principal figure in the sensational Kansas City case. Details are obscured by the OCR but indicate her prominence and involvement in the matter. Further specifics are unreadable in the provided text.
A reconstructed ticket lists candidates for Local Representative and County offices including F F Hill W C Dickson LEE Zumwal H Hoskins Charles Mays B B Miller J K McKelvy B C Coffey Sam Hawkins C L M Crowder H V Hennen 0 L Hamilton Oscar T Button M P Kelly Waller L Buster D M Reeve W C Orr and precincts 1 3 4 plus justice peace constable public weigher with names like John W Stuart T Coleman Jack Christal J B Smy H B Davis J M Gary Wm McCormick J P Kirkman Joe A Young George Wells and J C Brownlow.
City proclamations name candidates for alderman in Wards 1 3 and mayor. Ed F Bates 0 P Poe J A Alex Smith B E Fowler J M Evans J M Hoard P J Bey T A Robinson are listed as nominees.
Denton County Boys' Corn clubs enroll youths to devote an acre to corn using departmental methods. The Record features puzzle questions and educational notes, with Denton County aiming to match Smith county's club participation and progress.
John Elton aged nine dies in Quanah from a snake bite. John Kling is reinstated in good standing after paying a $700 fine to the National Commission. Henry Travs dies in Marlin and his brother-in-law Steve Wells is seriously wounded in a family quarrel. Roosevelt leaves Egypt for Italy and draws praise and condemnation. Berlin reports the Kaiser may receive Roosevelt as a guest. Wednesday rain drenches most of the state and parts of Oklahoma. South and Southwest Texas drought broken from Uvalde to Kerrville, Temple, and Palestine. Uvalde records eight to twelve inches. rainfall reported in many counties with 5 to 12 inches in some areas, first heavy rain since August 1958. Frost feared in the Parmandle region.
Mr. Poe answers a March letter on charter options and tax limits, explaining voting for water works and street appointments. He compares to primary elections and defends current practices while urging meters and fair billing. He stresses a one-man power critique and ends with a coffee promotion.
Alicia Jeffries hosts a formal reception headlined by Judge Richard Brewster as Dr. Bernstein mingles with guests. Robert Underwood writes a persuasive plea, Alicia hides a note, and husband Mr. Jeffries contemplates a potential scandal amid police reform talk and a graft accusation against Captain Clinton.
The richly decorated reception rooms sparkled with soft incandescent lighting set behind banks of flowers. The spaces were filled with people as a familiar buzz pervaded the air.
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