Telegraphic Market Report and Dallas Fort Worth Prices
Market notes from Denton Liverpool New York New Orleans and local Quotations cover cotton seed wheat and livestock. Fort Worth reports cattle receipts hog prices and sheep values while Chicago notes wheat futures rally on expected Argentine short crop with cash quotes for St Louis and Kansas City.
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Fort Worth
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Denton County Bank Opens Its Doors to Public
In Our New Home We are now occupying our new building and will be pleased to have our customers and friends call and inspect the conveniences we have arranged for the banking public. We are building in every way for the citizens of Denton county a substantial and serviceable bank equal to any banking institution in Texas. We are receiving every day kind words of encouragement which we appreciate heartily. Ladies invited especially.
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Denton County
Texas
Exchange National Bank Officers and Directors
A. J. Bance serves as president with J. R. Christal as vice president. J. C. Coit is cashier and E. D. Curtis assistant cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance, J. C. Coit, J. R. Christal, Ed F. Bates, Dr. J. M. Inge, Alvin C. Owsley, and John H. Paine.
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A. J. Bance
J. R. Christal
J. C. Coit
E. D. Curtis
A. J. Nance
J.C. Coit
ED F. Bates
DR. J. M. Inge
Alvin C. Owsley
John H. Paine
Interurban Meeting Sparks Lewisville Support
G. W. Farrington reported an enthusiastic well attended interurban meeting in Lewisville on Tuesday. A committee to secure the Denton Creek to Hickory Creek right of way for the Dallas Denton line was formed, with W. W. Smith Alvin M. Hill F. F. Kirkpatrick C. C. Houston Joe Crawford and G. W. Harn named. Lewisville pledged strong participation and 20 percent of subscriptions along the line were sought.
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G. W. Farrington
Lewisville
E. H. Conibear
E. P. Turner
Denton Creek
Hickory Creek
Dallas-Denton
Greatest Battle Since Civil War Ends in Compeled
Dallas moves to connect with Denton interurban plans. An organization forms to purchase the Dallas and Pacific Road grade to join Fort Worth and Denton line.
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Dallas and
Pacific Road
Fort Worth
Pletely
North America
Interurban line plans link Fort Worth Denton and Roanoke embankment
Reports state a company will buy the Dallas and New Mexico embankment to build an interurban from Dallas toward Roanoke and toward a Fort Worth Denton link. The 30 mile line would connect with the Fort Worth Denton route fifteen miles south of Denton.
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Denton
Record and Chronicle
Dallas and New Mexico
Texas and Pacific
Roanoke
Wise County
Sanger Brothers
Dallas
Tampico Situation Deepens As Lind Goes There
Juarez defeats Huerta forces. Ranza says the government expresses no apprehension of a rebel attack on Tunpam car. The article portrays growing tensions in Tampico with Huerta's strength described as weakened by the Juarez victory.
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Tunpam
Carranza
Juarez
Huerta
Senate Democrats vote no Christmas holidays
Senate Democrats decide on no Christmas recess unless the currency bill is completed. In a party conference they will meet daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a two hour dinner break, continuing until completion.
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Senate
Democrats
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington, Navy
Denton Honor Roll Adds Names To Interurban Subscriptions
The Record and Chronicle notes additional contributors to Denton interurban subscriptions with totals including new amounts. It records M. L. Portwood’s $200 addition missing from the original list and states the grand total now exceeds $61,000.
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Denton
Ea Taiorto
M. L. Portwood
SQUIRE CLARK PUSHING MARRYING SQUIRE REPUTATION
F L Hardwick reports Squire Richard Clark, returning from Little Elim, is earning a reputation as the marrying squire of the eastern county. Last Sunday he officiated three weddings for notable locals: Hugh Massey and Miss Erwin, Riley Martin and Miss Mattie Selby, and Ben Stallon and Mrs Mona Goker.
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F. L. Hardwick
Little Elim
Richard Clark
Squire Clark
Hugh Massey
Miss Erwin
Riley Martin
Mattie Selby
Ben Stallon
Mona Goker
Dallas Lawyer Killed in Fort Worth by Client's Husband
Donald Shile a Dallas lawyer was shot and killed at the residence of John Stokes in Fort Worth. Mrs. John Stokes who had filed for divorce and hired Shile was wounded. Stokes surrendered claiming self defense.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
Donald Shile
John Stokes
Shile
Stokes
Shily
Grand Trunk Shops Burn in Million Dollar Blaze
Port Huron Michigan November 26 Grand Trunk railroad shops were destroyed by fire causing an estimated one million dollar loss. The blaze left extensive damage to the facility and halted repairs at the yard. Fire officials investigated the cause as crews battled the flames through the day.
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Grand Trunk
Associated Press Dispatch
Port Huron
Mich
Grand Trunk Railroad
Scoop Em Up Auto Fenders Considered in St Louis
A bill by Delegate Deffen to require fenders on automobiles in St. Louis gains mayoral verbal approval. The ordinance aims to reduce injuries and deaths caused by autos, reflecting local safety concerns after recent accidents.
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ST. Louis
Deffen
Kiel
Laundry Standard Set by Denton Steam Laundry
The ad proclaims Denton Steam Laundry offers a superior finish for collars and cuffs and asserts the business sets a high standard in laundry work that only a few can reach.
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Denton
Big Wedding Over Reopens White House
Washington November 26 The Wilson and Sayre families kept location of Mr and Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre secret but the White House returned to normal as the President resumed engagements delayed by the wedding.
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White House
Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Wilson
Sayre
Francis Bowes Sayre
Visit of John Lind Indicates Rebel Threat Near Tampico
Reports from Washington cite John Lind's Tampico visit as a sign of a more serious rebel situation than prior believed. Government dispatches suggest the administration feels little fear of an attack on Tuxpam.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
John Lind
Tampico
Washington
Tuxpam
Wounded Federal Soldiers Reported Unattended at Mesa Battlefield
At Mesa the noon reports say about 1,000 Federal wounded lie unattended on the battlefield. Rebels have reportedly stripped many of their outer clothing as the fighting continues around El Paso.
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Juarez
Caraveo
Sonora
Chao
Chihuahua
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Associated Press Dispatch
Mesa
Northern Mexico battle dents Huerta regime backbone
Governor Carranza called a recent defeat of the federal forces near Juarez a major setback for Huerta, saying it breaks the backbone of his new northern Mexican offensive.
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Juarez
Carranza
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Mexico
War Department deposits guard transport funds in Dallas banks
The War Department has placed blanket transportation funds for local Texas National Guard units in Dallas banks. The move, announced today, aims to ensure quick mobilization if an emergency arises, though the exact purpose was not learned.
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Associated Press Disputch
Dallas
Texas National Guard
War Department
Twentieth Infantry Sent to Relieve Cavalry Patrol at El Paso
Washington dispatch notes the Twentieth Infantry at Fort Douglas Utah has been ordered to El Paso to patrol the city and relieve the cavalry now guarding the border. General Bliss fears possible disorders if another border battle occurs.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Utah
el Paso
Bliss
What A Checking Account Will Do
A pamphlet extols the benefits of a checking account, claiming it grants standing in the community and enhances credit, position and success. It promises a bank book awaits those who open one.
Clerk Arrested After $250,000 Securities Theft
New York detective records show James Edward Foye arrested for stealing securities valued at 250000 from an unnamed victim. He carried a certified check for 897000 and 5000 in cash believed from sales to Charles Brown, a Philadelphia broker. Foye had earned 875 a month until three months prior.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
James Edward Foye
Charles Brown
Philadelphia
Foye
McKinney approves 875000 street bond and 175000 school bond
In an election held yesterday in McKinney voters approved an 875 000 bond for street improvements and a 175 000 bond for a new high school building, both duction landed by overwhelming majorities in every ward.
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McKinney
Galveston Yacht Wreck Maroons 13 Businessmen
The yacht Nicholas carrying thirteen Galveston business men on a trip through the intercoastal canal to Corpus Christi wrecked on Bird Island reef near Palacios Texas. All aboard are marooned though not in danger as a rescue vessel is dispatched.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Palacios
Texas
Nicholas
Galveston
Intercoastal Canal
Corpus Christi
Bird Island Reef
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