10 May 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
1
The Ellis County grand jury declared that playing cards for ties violates a new law and urged the next grand jury to investigate and act. The move followed protests by women against pool rooms and also mentioned prize card parties in the same context.
Alan Don Brown a millionaire shoe maker from St. Louis died in San Antonio this morning. Brown built a vast footwear business and was active in civic affairs. His death leaves a vacancy in his local and national business interests.
Three important points guide banking choices: security for your money prompt and accurate service and willingness to accommodate. The Exchange National invites consideration of its large resources clerical force and experienced officers and directors. For over thirty two years it has aided the upbuilding of Denton and Denton county. Your account will be welcomed and properly cared for.
Denton High School announces commencement activities for the 32 graduates. The baccalaureate service Sunday May 18 at 11 am features Rev. J W Caldwell. the main exercises Monday May 19 in R E Lee Auditorium include salutatory by John Earl Dyer and valedictory by Irma Lee Bruce with Hon. Alvin M Owsley addressing. Dress uniform for students and list of graduates with names provided.
The report notes tonight and Sunday will be generally fair with light winds and mild temperatures. No significant precipitation is expected, and skies should remain mostly clear across the region.
In a tense engagement 1,200 federal troops retreat under pressure, while Constitutionalists gain the upper hand. Protests ignite after clashes and damage to property near the Quayman American Ranch as both sides claim strategic advantage.
In Guaymas Ariz May 10 Mexican Federal troops about 1260 men withdrew to Guaymas after desperate fighting leaving state forces in control of all points north of the port. Huerta was wroth at Uncle Sam.
English militants renew attacks on property with bombs found today at Passengers Station in Liverpool and in post office. Authorities warn of possible serious accidents if threats persist.
Bombs planted by suffragettes were found in a passenger waiting room at Liverpool and in a post office sorting room. The fuse in the waiting room had been lit but failed to explode. the second device was discovered before detonation.
May 10 in Bryan Michigan Representative Hamilton protests to Secretary Bryan over property damages to large American ranch interests in Mexico. Huerta denies Wilson's diplomatic standing after refusing to recognize the US. Officials weigh recalling the ambassador as Mexico ties foreign loans to recognition.
May 10 fire engulfed Farrington Hall the grand Dundee residence of Henry McGrady former lord provost. Militants are suspected in the blaze as authorities investigate potential suffragette involvement.
County Court adjourned its three weeks April term after disposing of most business including a heavy probate docket. Items include M S Aghiock v Joe McDaniel with a remittitur and costs. Ashlock v Frisco Guaranty State Bank garnishment dismissed. Estate of M S Stout. H F Schweer administrator discharged. Mamie Good minors guardian renew lien. Mary I Stout guardian bond approved for $100000 with Fidelity as surety.
Denton County citizens paid a total of 156 222 78 in taxes for the year ending April 3 1913. Tax collector H V Hennen reported most funds went to county and district accounts totaling 98 441 82 with state and county taxes forming the remainder.
Attorney General McReynolds and Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo presented an amendment to the tariff bill to authorize valuation of imports for ad valorem duties regardless of foreign market fluctuations. Senate Finance Committee leaders Simmons and Underwood support the proposal, hoping it will be adopted.
Washington banker Charles C. Glover appeared before the House bar and made a public apology after slapping Representative Sims during a debate. He was released with a reprimand.
Maud Robinson, author of the affidavit on Lieut Gov Barratt O Hara, testifies before the legislative committee and denies being unduly intimate with O Hara. The Associated Press reports from Chicago on May 10.
Senate Republicans demand public hearings on the Underwood tariff bill after it moved from the House. Democrats oppose the plan while the chamber adjourns with anticipated votes and continuing debate over the procedure.
In Jefferson City on May 10 the Missouri Supreme Court granted a rehearing in the ouster proceedings against Standard Oil Company of Indiana and appointed John Montgomery as commissioner to take testimony on the company's good faith in severing ties with any trusts.
A selection of gift articles prepared for graduates offers appropriate and acceptable options for both girls and boys. The collection gathers various items suitable for the occasion to aid purchasers.
A festive list markets goods for young women and men including parasols shopping bags shirt waists silk hose jewelry hair ornaments caps pins neckwear slippers cuff links tie clasps silk hose dress shirts Oxfords hats trousers summer suits and umbrellas. The itemized selection emphasizes quality fabrics and elegant grooming for summer wear.
Cettinje May 10 reports a new cabinet under Premier General Vukovitch formed to replace the resigned group as King Nicholas ordered Sutari evacuation. A Vienna dispatch notes heavy fire loss at Scutari with Montenegrins accused of arson in retaliation for departure.
The article extols prescription accuracy purity and price in a pharmacy. It highlights a large annual volume of over 12000 prescriptions as evidence of efficient service and invites customers to have their prescriptions filled at the store.
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