24 May 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1913
Page
1
The bank notes that its business increased more than 30 percent in the past year, attributing this to more depositors and satisfactory service. It invites new customers to take the opportunity to bank with them.
The Denton County National Bank lists its officers and directors led by President W. B. McClurkan and Vice President J. L. Blewett. Also named are Cashier B. H. Deavenport, Aust. Cashier R. M. Barns, with D. R. Turner W. J. McCray J. F. Raley and G. H. Blewett.
The Department of Justice plans to reindict Frank Hayne Wm P Brown Eugene Scales and Col Robi Thompson on charges they conspired to corner the 1909 cotton crop. The new indictment targets flaws and summons key witnesses to appear again next week in New York.
Several members of the Mexican chamber of deputies who support Madero arrived in Piedras Negras to form the nucleus of the constitutionalist congress pending the revolution's outcome.
Fadeast reports general fair conditions tonight with clear skies. Sunday looks warmer across the area as high pressure remains in control.
A historical note from 1881 credits the Exchange National Bank with aiding the development of Denton and Denton County, praising the prosperity resulting from its efforts and its maintenance in a highly satisfactory manner.
A regional push for the railroad improvement draws favorable local comments as planners declare the proposal the first tangible progress in thirty years, signaling renewed public interest and potential regional impact.
General Manager Webb of the Katy announced pending forfeiture suits will be settled before the company extends its line westward to Denton. The project has circulated for thirty years and would open East Texas markets for Denton crops and lumber. The forfeiture suit was filed by the Attorney General after the Katy consolidation bill passed over the veto last winter.
A Dallas jury returned a not guilty verdict at 9 15 last night in the J A Clopton murder case involving the Feb 26 death of James J White president of the Republic Triot Company. The jury deliberated about three hours after a prior trial ended in a hung jury.
The condition of Emperor Yoshihito continued to improve today and royal physicians are confident he will recover. The dispatch from Tokio reports several days of steady betterment under medical care.
Lee Frank, superintendent of a local pencil factory, was indicted for the murder of 14 year old Mary Feagan whose body was found at the factory on April 27. Newt Lee, a watchman at the factory, was also held for grand jury confirmation.
Severe fighting between Greek and Bulgarian forces continues as infantry and artillery clash. Reported allied actions near Saloniki Greece amid renewed warm engagement.
AP dispatch from London reports extremely grave fighting resumed today near Saloniki between Greek and Bulgarian forces. Infantry and artillery on both sides engaged with many casualties as the conflict intensifies after a falling out between allies.
Associated Press dispatch from Plainview reports J M Muney a Lockney stockman found dead with a bullet wound. His 12 year old son Elbert Muney is said to have confessed and is held pending coroner verdict.
The steamer Nevada, cruising the Eastern Mediterranean with 20 passengers aboard, struck a mine and sank in the Gulf of Smyrna today, a Constantinople dispatch reports.
In Sloniki on May 24 Greek forces suffered casualties totaling 256 dead and wounded amid ongoing Balkan fighting. Mutiny erupted among Bulgarian and Serbian troops, and their commander killed himself rather than quell the disturbance.
Richard Shelby rushed to Paducah from Clinton to serve a life sentence for killing John Ritchie. He laughed at the judge as the sentencing concluded and a brother of the victim attempted to shoot him in the courtroom.
Mrs. Francis V. Smith filed Saturday to probate the will of William T. Smith naming her as executrix. The estate’s probable value is listed at $5,000.
A shopper paying with a bank check signals a businesslike approach to finances. Merchants infer such customers conserve earnings, deserve extra attention, and may become loyal patrons.
First National Bank invites customers to switch with a promotional campaign offering service benefits and new account options. The message emphasizes convenience, personal service, and local banking accessibility.
An offering for Pure Olive Oil from northern Italy promoted by Curtis. The ad claims high quality, tests for parity, and versatile use for salads, massage, or medicine. It lists original package sizes and a price for large queen olives in quart jars at 50 cents, with a contact phone 52.
The G O P committee considers a plan to reorganize with a tentative agreement to call a meeting six days after Congress adjourns The change aims to alter the basis of southern representation and reshape party structure.
The Republican National Committee executive panel tentatively agrees to call a meeting six days after Congress adjourns to decide if the convention should alter representation. Judge Cato Sells of Texas will be nominated for Commissioner of Indian Affairs. A Weatherford postoffice hearing favors Judge J M Richards. A H Bure postmaster nomination deferment request from Beall.
Washington May 24 A tariff bill vote may end in a tie if Senator Walsh of Montana aligns with Senators Ransdell and Thornton of Louisiana against free wool and sugar items. The Democratic majority is six, but Senator Poindexter of Washington may back the Democrats.
The College of Industrial Arts holds a commencement recital Saturday at 8 PM opening commencement week with a large audience expected. The program includes works by Chopin Grieg and Liszt with performers Reinhold Maude Thompson Ava Jennings Ethel Simmons Elizabeth Wright Cadman Ruth Calloway Homier Hester Lucile Cowdin and others.
Austin May 24 Attorney General Looney ruled that legislative resolutions funding constitutional amendments printing and the prison probe committee lack legal force because they were not enacted as bills. He noted other payment methods exist and advised the controller to draw warrants and the treasurer to pay accordingly.
In accordance with Jacob Gross’s dying wish his body was cremated today and the ashes cast from the top of a thirty four story building he helped raise. Passersby brushed ashes from their clothes below and blamed the street cleaning department for the mess.
Cedarine Floor Oil promotes cleaning and polishing waxed or stained floors with a mop, promising dust removal and a bright like new look. Prices: pints 25c, quarts 50c, half gallons 75c, gallons 1.25. O'cedar Polish pints 50c. Phones 52.
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