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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
1
In Our New Home we are occupying our new building and invite customers and friends to call and inspect the conveniences arranged for the banking public. We promise a substantial and serviceable bank equal to any in Texas and appreciate daily encouraging words. Ladies invited especially.
J. Mance serves as President with R. Christal as Vice President and C. Coit as Cashier. D. Curtis is Assistant Cashier. Directors include A. J. Nance J. C. Coit J. R. Christal Ed F. Bates Dr. J. M. Inge Alvin C. Owsky Owsley John H. Paine.
A French newspaper urges every country to act against the intolerable Mexican conflict. It calls for immediate peace and for all factions to cease hostilities, seeking a concerted effort to end the war.
The Paris Temps prints a strong editorial urging united action with the United States to force all Mexican parties to disarm and end the intolerable situation amid death and ruin.
Mexico City reports say Onerido Mo heno, the foreign minister, left for Vera Cruz on November 29 to confer with John Lind, though the rumor remains unconfirmed.
Cadiz Spain November 29 The Spanish cruiser Emperador Carlos V prepared to sail Sunday to Mexican waters to safeguard Spanish subjects amid regional tensions.
Milwaukee Wisconsin November 29 Twenty two hunters have been killed and twenty three injured in hunting accidents this season the largest death toll on record in the state up to today many incidents involve mistaking other hunters for deer reflecting a dangerous season for Wisconsin hunters across multiple counties.
Forty thousand people including President Wilson gathered in New York to watch the annual football game between the Army and Naval academies.
.9-B. R. Bentley of Sanger registered a Maxwell. 610-J. J. Kunze of Denton registered a Studebaker.
An advertorial urges customers to choose Denton laundry for washing shirts collars and cuffs. It claims no frayed edges or broken buttonholes and guarantees shirts returned in perfect condition with unmatched color and finish.
Mayor Bates names a committee of fifteen to form a city charter for Denton and says deliberations will begin next week with the 10 draw to meet Thursday.
Mayor Ed F Bates announces a diverse charter commission to draft a new city charter. The group, listed by name, is ordered to meet December 4 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to organize and begin work for submission to voters.
Rear Admiral Fletcher maintains command on Mexico's east coast as Rear Admiral Craddock relinquishes seniority and places himself under the American officer in an exchange of naval protocol.
The Post Office Department directs rural patrons and carriers to stamp all first class mail before depositing it in rural boxes. Money for stamps or money orders should be placed in coin holding receptacles, not envelopes. Patrons should fill out money order applications themselves rather than rely on the carrier. James J. Blakeslee, Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, announces the ruling from Washington on November 5, 1913.
Washington Navy 29. Democrats debated adopting a binding resolution to unite party voting on the Owen bill. The issue was not pushed, and some senators said a failure might still leave Democrats bound by a gentlemen's agreement to back the conference’s bill in any case.
A writ of habeas corpus for Gen Jose Zelaya former Nicaragua president was issued before Federal Judge Holt. It is returnable Monday at 2 p.m. for arguments. Zelaya, arrested Thursday on a murder charge, denies wrongdoing and says he is unlawfully confined at the Tombs in New York.
Berlin Nov 29 Prince Bernhard Von Beulow former German Imperial Chancellor breaks years of silence to warn Germans that inveterate hostility to Germany guides French policy He says reconciliation with France hinges on restoring Alsace Lorraine and that France will attack Germany whenever it sees a chance factors German statecraft.
In Roanoke the Denton Fort Worth interurban project saw a planning meeting in a bank building. A committee including John Gillespie H W Jenkins and Bob Carruth was formed to pursue right of way from the Tarrant county line to Denton creek. Ed Smoot attended the follow up session and the group voiced strong confidence in the road.
In Zabern Germany on November 29 violent rioting erupted after insulting remarks by German army officers. Scores of townspeople were arrested and troops used bayonets to clear the streets.
New headlines state the United States delays decisive border strike while massed troops on land and sea prepare. Officials hope a humanitarian Starve Out of Huerta may provoke surrender without full engagement.
Washington dispatch reports Britain’s Rear Admiral Craddock requests cooperation with U S forces. Despite Wilson’s starve out policy against Huerta, military moves intensify with ships sent to the Mexican coast and marines organized for Guantanamo. Troop buildup targets El Paso and offshore bases, signaling sustained pressure.
Mexican agents pursue a Belgian loan in Brussels but a Philippson bank representative says the loan cannot be floated now. The Associated Press reports on the stalled financial effort and the barriers facing the request.
A Mexican official told the Associated Press that raising a loan in Belgium is not feasible today due to uncertain conditions. The comment underscores Mexico’s cautious stance on international financing amid unsettled markets.
Reports from Juarez say 8000 Federals under Gen Orozco left Chihuahua and will join Salazar Caraves and Landa to recapture Juarez. Constitutionalists plan to strike Chihuahua with about 15000 forces, while Gen Carranza sends a detachment in support if Juarez falls.
Mr and Mrs Francis Bowes Sayre slipped aboard the liner George Washington from New York in the second cabins and sailed for Europe avoiding the gathering crowd. The President learned of their departure only moments before sailing amid a busy day at the army navy game.
The Department of Justice seeks to dissolve the American Can Company described as a tin can trust. The federal suit filed in Baltimore alleges the company controls a large percentage of the U S tin container business.
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