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Newspaper

Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1910

Page

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Exchange National Bank’s Quarter Century of Service

The Exchange National Bank shows over twenty five years of successful, honorable business in Denton county and now serves a second generation of customers. It is widely known as an old and substantial institution with more than two thousand regular patrons praised for accurate, personal service. Prospective customers are assured they will not be disappointed if they make the bank their home.

Exchange National Bank Denton County

Weather looks partly cloudy in New Orleans with cooler temps

The forecast for tonight and Saturday calls for party cloudy skies in New Orleans with cooler temperatures. Prescott area observers should note light winds and moderate humidity as a backdrop to the chilly change.

New Orleans

Manley Guardsman Given Life Term for Bayonet Murder

In Dallas Judge Seay's district court J D Manley a Texas National Guardsman was found guilty of first degree murder for stabbing Louis Richenstein with a bayonet during President Taft's visit. The jury returned their verdict after being out all night and Manley thanked the panel.

Dallas J. D. Manley Louis Richenstein Judge

Texas National Guard officers resign on Manley murder case

Austin reports that top officials of the Third Texas regiment have handed in their resignations to the Adjutant General with effect if J. D. Manley is convicted of Louis Richenstein murder. Manley was convicted in Dallas this morning, and the resignations are presumed in effect.

Austin Texas National Guard Third Texas Regiment J. D. Manley Louis Richenstein Manley Dallas

Traveling man drops dead at Houston station

Frank M. Specht of Detroit Michigan, a traveling salesman, collapsed and died at Houston and Texas Central passenger station while waiting to buy a ticket. Heart disease was given as the cause.

Marlin Frank M. Specht Detroit Mich Houston and Texas Central O Warno

Local Bank Praised by Board Members for Stability

M S Stout presides with A D Turner and H F Schweer as officers. The bank’s leadership emphasizes strong financial backing and conservative management as reasons it is safe and reliable for customers to do business.

Court ready 10 adjourn October county term ends soon

October term of County Court nears close with 3625 in total fines inflicted this term. Jury in State v Durbin, charged under local option law, appears headed for mistrial after failing to reach a verdict Thursday. judge orders continued deliberations Friday. Criminal docket shows 2625 fines to General Fund and jail sentences up to a month. 40 cases disposed except for two appealed convictions.

State J. W. Durbin Zumwalt

Mexican killed by unknowns burned at stake

Del Rio. Nov 4. No arrests followed the burning to death of the Mexican who killed Mrs Lemenderson at Rock Springs. Authorities have ordered no investigation, as the coroner’s verdict attributes the death to unknown parties. The town is quiet today.

Windem to Cruise Gulf for Hurricane Wrecks Searches

Galveston reports say Revenue Cutter Windem will start an eighteen day Gulf cruise this afternoon to locate wrecks and derelicts from the recent hurricane. Wreckage has been sighted over a wide area as the search begins.

Galveston Revenue Cutter Windem Gulf

Court hears closing arguments in Minnie Streight murder trial

In Waco on November 3 Minnie Lee Streight lay on a cot as court room packed for the murder trial. Defense counsel Lud T Williams quoted Scripture while State's Attorney Daniel Cross argued witnesses were coached. Arguments resume at 2 30 and a jury verdict is expected tonight.

Waco

Water for engines powers rail traffic on joint track

Twenty five to thirty engines on the joint track at Alliance Mill plan consume about 100 000 gallons daily. Mingo and Roanoke tanks still provide some water, but without supply sold by companies, traffic would be badly handicapped. Railroads haul water nationwide paying twenty cents per thousand gallons for the Denton water.

Alliance Mill Mingo Roanoke Denton

Fire destroys J. O. Burke gun at Powell farm

A fire at Powell eight miles west of Corsicana destroyed the J. O. Burke gun early today, causing about 4000 dollars in damage. The origin of the blaze is undetermined.

Corsicana J. O. Burke Powell Here

Texas laundry labor probe finds 197 women employed

Labor Commissioner Myers completed an investigation of laundries in ten major Texas cities and reported 197 women workers earning an average 246 dollars yearly with an eleven hour workday.

Austin Myers Texas

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Williams Store Royal Society Floss Coles Taylor Hardware Co Royal Health Food Home Product the Alliance Milling CO Denton County National Bank Allison’s West Side W. S. Yeagley W. T. Morris Vernon Cash East McKinney St Weather Report First National Bank M. S. Stout A.D. Turner H. F. Schweer G. B. Collins W. T. Johnson Mrs. S. R. Davis Jnc. A. Hann Denton, Texas Jarrell-Evans Dry Goods Company Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Matt Schaffner Mare Jarrell-Evans Dry Goods Co Louis Lindenborp Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company of Texas J. P. No Dave Stripling Herbert Johnson D. L. Hill Hettie Davis Laue eGo Q. McGowan Cordelia Curtsinger J. W Durbin Navarro Buffalo Bill Majestic Square Grand Cotton Growers Jubilee Sale Long & Wilson
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