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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
1
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A fire in Tyler in Smith County caused about 60 000 in the business district. The Parker and Pinkerton grocery and Courier-Times building suffered heavy losses, with Ester Market, Crutcher and Son, and Carlton Building also hit as most of the block burned early today. Restoration plans call for rebuilding all structures.
Tonight unsettled weather ages into a Tuesday fair and warmer pattern. Strong southerly breezes may steady by daybreak with mild temperatures inland and lingered humidity along the coast. Local forecasters predict improving conditions to finish the period with rising temperatures and clearer skies.
At the Baptist General Conference session in Houston a board of trustees was appointed to oversee the sanitarium property. The body adopted resolutions opposing football in denominational colleges and noted that five leading U S educational institutions support a movement to abolish the game.
A Denton resident offers to pay high freight to secure pure artesian water, asserting local supplies are inferior. He asks Denton Trust Co to ship 118 miles from Ben Franklin Texas, granting a carload once arrangements are set despite high rates and guarantees.
In Texline early this morn ing desper ate criminals tried to blow open the Texline State Bank. The blast shattered town windows and opened the front door before the burglars fled frightened by awakened residents. Police are investigating the incident.
In Fort Worth on Nov 14 a 14 year old girl Miss Ida Erbinson suffered a severe scalp injury at the Miller overall manufacturing plant after a Saturday accident. Six women employed at the plant volunteered to donate skin for a graft to save her life and restore the scalp.
Weather notes show a faint chance of rain spoiled Sunday night by a cold northerly wind. Yearly rainfall is well below average. Dallas records 18.85 inches from Jan 1 to Nov 12, under half the usual annual total. Denton had more rain than Dallas but still trails long-term averages. Volunteer observer Eis enlohr reports 5.83 inches since June 1 to Nov 12 this year, compared with 9.36 inches last year for the same period.
Dallas November 14. An amended motion for a new trial for J. D. Manley, convicted of murdering Louis Richenstein and given a life sentence, has not yet been filed by his attorneys. Counsel will take several days to review the transcript and prepare exceptions. National Guard officers express satisfaction over Georgia Guards action requesting Governor Campbell to pardon Manley.
Three witnesses testified in the trial of Mrs. Fannie L. Flannery charged with her husband’s murder. The lineup included the defendant's mother Mrs. M. P. Early United States Marshal Geo. H. Green and U S district attorney W H Atwell. The case is expected to go to the jury tomorrow night or Wednesday.
Commissioner Higgins of Precinct No 2 directs a crew to restore the Elm River crossing at Dickson bridge near Garza. The burned framing and flooring require about 600 dollars to replace. steel components survived the blaze. Meanwhile a musical recital at Industrial Arts College tonight at 8 15 features Miss Northern Barton director, with Miss Justina Smith aiding.
New Orleans exposition committee leaders and San Francisco rivals will bid for endorsement at the Texas Commercial Secretaries association convention in Waco on November 18. President Arnold of the Texas group announced support for New Orleans.
Thirty six bales of cotton belonging to the C P Brewer estate were marketed Monday. Mrs Pearl Brewer administrator reported the sale came from near Slidell and occurred here for disposal.
The Railroad commission announced all members will travel to Dallas to inspect the proposed Union passenger station site. Following a hearing last week, the panel also directed immediate construction of a new station at Hillsboro.
Capt H B Talley, heir to a Tennessee family and a prominent attorney, faces trial in Tulsa on charges of assault with intent to murder B F Pettus, once Beaumont Texas public schools superintendent. The shooting took place four years ago.
Denton ministers convened to coordinate a union Thanksgiving service urging all to observe the hour for public thanksgiving on Thursday November 24. The Methodist church hosts from 10 to 11 forenoon with Rev. Fred L. McFadden delivering the sermon and music prepared for the occasion.
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