09 May 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
A French maid Felice Bournier was hit by an elevated train in New York and her severed hand fell to the street below. Meanwhile in Washington the May report shows heavier immigration into the United States for the year ending April compared with the prior three years.
Three points guide your choice of where to bank security for your money prompt and accurate service and willingness to accommodate The Exchange National Bank features large resources a competent clerical force and experienced officers and directors. For over thirty two years it has contributed to the upbuilding of Denton and Denton county. Your account will be welcomed and properly cared for.
Washington May report from surgeons in government investigations states the Public Health board findings do not justify full confidence in Dr. Friedmann's tuberculosis vaccine. They caution against optimism and advise continuing established measures while noting many patients will require long treatment.
Denton Shriners organize a mass journey to Dallas for the national convention. About 100 trains are hired to move attendees from many states, with an expected crowd approaching 100000. Denton members listed include M. B. Whirlock J. T. F. Jonneon I. Millican I. A. Wolfsohn Lee Zumwalt J. T. McCook W. H. Thompson L. Mercer W. Erwin and J. W. Cook.
Kansas City authorities fined a brewery wagon driver 509 for trading in both Kansas City Kansas and Kansas City Missouri as part of an effort to curb the interstate liquor trade.
In New York on May 4 Dennis Sweeney John Murtha J E Hussey and J F Thompson former police inspectors were each sentenced to one year in the penitentiary and a $500 fine for conspiring to obstruct justice in graft revelations. These are the maximum sentences.
In the total option election across Angelina County yesterday the prohibitionists carried thirteen of sixteen boxes and lead by 432 votes. Two small boxes remain to be counted but are not expected to alter the result. Angelina County went dry two years ago by 146 votes.
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday. Temperatures remain mild with light to moderate winds and no significant storms expected.
Local hotel man would guarantee 1 percent income to 20 000 or 25 000 dollars as the hotel company directors discuss many aspects of the proposed Denton project.
Denton Chamber of Commerce directors discussed a county fair park plan with hotel investment prospects. R L Leach proposed a hotel company needing 20 000 to 25 000 for a modern 4 story building and guaranteed 4 percent returns. A stock drive for 7 000 supported fair grounds and a year round Ladies restroom, with a film censorship committee appointed and K Fawley elected to fill Blewett’s unexpired term.
City schools closed Friday except for examinations next week. Many exemptions were earned by high grades. The district reports a highly successful year with most pupils promoted across all buildings.
Ambassador Chinda submits a formal note to Secretary Bryan, stating Japan challenges California's law. Bryan says the matter will be discussed in cabinet, with tariff questions moving through the House.
In Washington on May while Japan filed a formal protest over the California alien land issue. Secretary Bryan announced the protest at a cabinet meeting and later conferred with Japanese Ambassador Chinda. Bryan then departed for New York saying talks would resume tomorrow. Details of the protest remain unknown.
In Washington on May 9 the LaFollette eight hour bill for women workers in the District of Columbia was favorably reported to the Senate by the Associated Press dispatch.
Washington May 9 The Underwood tariff bill passes the House 281 to 139 with 420 voting and 421 absentees. Democrats hold 141 margin. five Democrats oppose. Texas backs the measure. Louisiana New York Republicans andProgressives split. Senate fate uncertain with a slim House majority.
Mr Boen spoke on Heartfelt Religion before a large Venton revival audience Thursday night noting fraternal church ties and the welcome given to the services. One conversion was reported bringing the total to thirty four. Tonight the topic will be The prayers of a few faithful women were answered by Peter's liberation from Jerusalem prison.
Former and present Rains county district clerks A Glass and L Burnside were cited for contempt by the Court of Criminal Appeals. The charge stems from a transcript in a rape case not filed until one year and four months after conviction.
The General Mission Board of the Methodist Church South approved $105,000 for general home missions and $118,175 for women's home missions. Funds include $20,000 for Texas and $14,000 for the Mexican mission at Laredo.
Paris dispatch reports May 9 that Spanish premier announces a friendly agreement between Spain and France. No further details were provided.
Lieut. Park, a military aviator, was killed during a flight from San Diego to Los Angeles after crashing into a tree. The incident occurred today near Los Angeles and involved a Los Angeles area aviation unit.
An advertisement claims J. A. Folger & Co offers a tea blended for ice teas. The copy invites readers to try the product and be convinced it is the best.
An exclusive agent handles all Golden Gate products including coffee tea extracts and spices for distribution. The arrangement covers nationwide sales and marketing rights for the brand across multiple retailers.
In Sharon Pennsylvania last night during an amateur theatrical performance Miss Nina Chafer collapsed after fainting while denouncing the villain. In the confusion Frederick Mc Intyre the actor playing the villain shot himself in the left hand with a pistol.
A drug store highlights its prescription department as evidence of character and service. It notes 12 000 prescriptions filled annually as proof of accuracy, purity, and reasonable prices, inviting customers to trust its pharmacy.
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