Denton student directory shows 916 enrolled this Saturday
The two Denton colleges North Texas State Normal and College of Industrial Arts list a total 916 students for the current period with 656 at the Normal and 260 at the CIA. The Normal may reach 750 to 800 and the CIA about 300 by year end, largest in its history.
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Drought Broken in West Texans as Rain Hits Panhandle
Rain fell across dry Panhandle and West Texas with wind damage in several towns. Childress to San Antonio reported showers, with 54 degrees at Texline and 60 at Amarillo. No injuries. houses toppled and a 200 foot shed lost at the Denver line. Aviation progress noted by Walker Jagce and Fox brothers with limited flights and ongoing trials.
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Raymond Fox
Drond menace to Northwestern Oklahoma broken by rain
The drond, a serious menace to Northwestern Oklahoma, was broken today when a general rain fell.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Weathered drizzle halts as dust settles in forenoon
A light drizzle fell here on Monday, with weather conditions causing dust to settle and linger through most of the forenoon, dampening outdoor activity and visibility in the area.
State closes its case in ex-sheriff Robinson trial
Texas rested its direct testimony in the murder case against ex-sheriff W. Y. Robinson over EB. C. and S. M. Adams killed at the San Jacinto fair four years ago. Prosecution witnesses Jon McMurray and Henry Lilley testified, while defense members P. H. Kennard John Blanton Bascom Stanley Lewis Strickland John Palmer and John Gates spoke. About 250 witnesses remain to be examined as the trial likely runs through the week.
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John Palmer
John Gates
Buell Named North Texas Black Land Farm Superintendent
T W Buell of Manaatan Kansas, a Kansas State Agricultural College graduate and longtime Kansas State Experiment Station staffer, will succeed H C Holmes as superintendent of the North Texas Black Land Experiment Farm, effective October 15. Buell is a former Denton County resident, having lived in Roanoke until about eleven years ago. Holmes will head the Temple station.
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Denton County
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Federal Court Session Adjourned in Abilene Tex
The United States Court for the Northern District met in Abilene in the absence of Judge E R Meeks due to his wife's illness. The docket shows an extraordinary number of damage suits totaling about $600,000 with Tex and Pacific named as defendant in five suits totaling $180,000.
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Farmer Run Over and Killed by Train in Jacksonville
Henry Faulkner, 59, found dead on L N tracks near Jacksonville this morning. He had injuries to his body and watch still on his wrist. authorities believe he was killed after being struck by a train during the previous night.
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Jacksonville
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Henry Faulkner
Fire destroys three business buildings in Jetloka
A blaze of unknown origin broke out late yesterday in Jetloka, Oklahoma City, destroying three business buildings and causing about 40000 dollars in losses. There were no fatalities reported.
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Higher courts reconvene for fall terms. few cases submitted
Austin dateline October 3 reports all higher courts reconvened for the fall terms today. No decisions were handed down and only a small number of cases have been submitted thus far.
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Austin
George C. Harkness Found Dead In Lampasas
George C. Harkness was found dead in bed in Lampasas Texas with a bullet wound to the head and a revolver nearby one chamber empty. His family were away and he had suffered illness for two years.
Dallas Sunday clubs face renewed charer suits by state officers
Austin Oct 3 three more suits filed against Dallas social clubs by Assistant Attorney General Leddy seeking cancellation of their charters. The action lists Ecclesiastic Medical University Benevolent Order of Agon and Royal Roosters among those challenged as police raid Sunday clubs again in Dallas. Five clubs raided yesterday. sixty whites and blacks arrested for gaming and liquor violations as authorities vow to close the establishments.
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College of Industrial Arts to entertain Denton for Bizzell
The Faculty of the College of Industrial Arts will entertain Denton citizens tonight in honor of the new president Mr. and Mrs. W B Bizzell. The reception will be in the rooms and half of the main building with a cordial invitation extended to all to be present and meet Mr. and Mrs Bizzell.
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Bizzell
College of Industrial Arts
W. B. Bizzell
Rally Day Observed at First Presbyterian Church
Sunday school rally held at the First Presbyterian church with a large crowd of children and adults. Printed programs were distributed and talks by teachers superintendents and class representatives were described as interesting and instructive. Rally day occurs once or twice a year with the program carried out nicely and enjoyed.
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Injunction Issued In Queen And Crescent Strike
Shreveport Louisiana October 3 Federal Judge Foster of New Orleans signed a morning injunction restraining striking clerks from molesting the companys property or employees after an assault on the son of the divisions superintendent Hearn of the Queen and Crescent route.
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Shreveport
Hearn
Queen and Crescent
Foster
New Orleans
Miss Eva Koiner Dead Died Today in Krum Community
Eva Lee Koiner, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Koiner of Krum, died at home at 10 am after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held at the Krum Christian Church Tuesday morning, with interment at the I. O. O. F. Cemetery in the city.
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Eva Lee Koiner
D. W. Koiner
Krum
Alec
Granville Kindrey
Denton
Krum Chrisian
Thir Cit Y
Picket Pockets Steal During Dallas Circus Parade
In Dallas on Oct 3 during the circus parade, picket pockets robbed J. T. Duncan of $400 and caused farmers to lose $1200 in checks. The incident highlights thefts amid the crowded procession at the circus grounds.
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Dallas
J. T. Duncan
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