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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
1
Timely prompt extols AGE OF GROWTH and SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT as the true assets of a successful career. It urges adopting modern SYSTEM approaches and starting practical steps like opening a bank account to align with evolving business standards.
The Denton County National Bank announces its officers and directors including President W B McClurkan Vice President J L Blewett Cashier B H Deavenport Assistant Cashier R M Barnes D R Turner W J McCrar J F Raley and G H Blewett as listed in the bank roster.
W F Mc Caleb of San Antonio endorsed the currency bill before the Senate Banking Committee but urged amendments to win broader banker support. The Texas Banking Association backed Chicago bankers' criticism, claiming bankers must be compelled to accept the plan.
Fifteen feet of coal remained to be cut away at Continental colliery in Centralia to reach Thomas Tosheky, the miner entombed a week ago. He has food and air via a tube and has stayed fairly cheerful despite the ordeal.
Salisbury reports Major George Merick of the British Army Flying Corps was killed when his aircraft collapsed today in Salisbury England during October.
Fort Worth report says the Parker county District court will try the First Baptist church arson cases on November 3 following October proceedings. The cases involve multiple defendants and are a major local criminal matter with arson charges.
In Pearsall on October 3, Jose Serrato became the first of Mexican smugglers tried for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Candelario Ortiz to be convicted. He received a twenty five year penitentiary term.
Oct 3 report from Piedras Negras says Constitutionalist leaders seek reinforcements while forces concentrate at Peyotes near Sabinas facing Federals under Gen Maas. Army uses delay tactics awaiting a better chance after Sunday’s disasters. Carranza signals openness to armed volunteers contrary to prior policy.
El Paso reports that Congress cannot rescind the national election order but may declare the October 26 results null and void. Advices indicate Congress will likely nullify the Mexican election outcome.
El Paso reports Gen. Salazar leading 400 Federal cavalry from Juarez toward Santa Rosalia to support Gen. Castro in the assault on the city.
George E. Davis an ironworker jailed in New York admits dynamite outrages tied to the McNamaras and McManigal. His confession leads to Harry Jones in Indianapolis and implicates Andrew Drew and Detective Burns, while linking Davis to George O'Donnell and the Ryan case. The alleged conspiracy is said to persist despite Indianapolis actions.
Predictions of a fall in Northwest receipts sparked a mood change in the wheat market. Prices closed firm with gains in corn and unchanged to higher provisions.
Boston October 3 Gov Foss said if the New Haven railroad ordered a strike by enginemen and firemen he would ask the Legislature for a special session to enact laws prohibiting all strikes of railway workers within the state.
The president plans to affix his signature to the revolutionary tariff measure this evening at 9 o clock in a formal affair with cabinet members and other officials present.
President Wilson planned to sign the Democratic tariff bill at night with House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees invited. The measure creates a new income tax, cuts many tariffs, and aims for substantial revenue shifts with effects starting soon.
Edward S. Plank, veteran pitcher for Mack's Athletics since 1901, is highlighted as a reliable rotation stalwart. The article notes his long service and role alongside other enduring staff.
Temperature readings showed extreme 661 percent to 74 as a reading error and precipitation totaled .06 inch through Thursday.
Bartlesville Okla Oct 3 Mrs Laura Reuter convicted of complicity in the death of her husband Charles Reuter a Tulsa attorney shot in his bed over a year ago The two men Joe Baker and Guy McKenzie already serve life terms for the killing and the jury recommended the same punishment for the widow.
New York October third. Hans Schmidt the priest who murdered Anna Muller became frenzied after the coroner's inquest found him responsible for the girl's death. He tore at his rosary worn since incarceration, ripped it to pieces, and hurled fragments at reporters.
Twelve men and six women jailed by Judge Humphries for contempt of court over anti socialistic resolutions were released on their own recognizance after habeas corpus reviews before Judge Smith. Humphries warned against cross judicial action as one jailed woman held her baby during release. Fifty five socialists were cited for contempt for signing defiant resolutions denouncing the judge’s street speaking rulings.
Austin Oct. 3 Acting Governor Mayes granted a pardon to C. O. Turner who was convicted in Gamp county for robbery and sentenced to five years twenty seven years ago. Turner had remained a fugitive since his conviction and gained broad support from Capri county citizens jurors and others connected with the case.
Washington October 3 Government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines is proposed in bills drafted by Representative Lewis of Maryland for introduction in the House within the next month. He has secured endorsements from many members of Congress.
Four people were killed when a pile driver engine collided head on with a Cotton Belt freight near Stephens Arkansas last night. Rescue workers found the wreckage and reported the fatalities.
Advertisement touts laundering that preserves fabric and extends life. It claims expert handling of both tailored shirts and lingerie waists, promising garments will look better and last twice as long with careful washing and finishing.
A cloudburst drenched Williamson County with eight inches of rain causing eight deaths and property losses exceeding a million dollars. Flooding receded as crews assessed damage and responders evaluated safety and shelter needs.
Reports indicate receding waters in flooded Southern Texas districts. Officials believe deaths total eight, with property losses near $1,000,000 as of now, after updates from Oct 3.
A day of record floods sweeping Williamson and Wilson counties, San Antonio and surroundings left eight dead, hundreds homeless, and $200000 in damages. The San Antonio River flooded basements and stores while two Missouri Kansas and Texas trains narrowly escaped disaster at Katy Lake. Circleville and Lavernia reported inundation and isolation as river crests rose.
A brief notice invites readers to visit the store for groceries, highlighting available items and ongoing promotions. The message emphasizes convenience and local access to everyday essentials.
Six men blew the vaults of the State Bank in Fulton Arkansas, securing only a bag of pennies worth 70. Tom Logan, the town marshal, was seriously injured during a confrontation with the robbers who fled the scene.
Sullivan and Hill asked Secretary Weinert for the exact effective date of the Allison interstate liquor shipment law. Weinert replied the law takes effect November 18, and until then interstate shipments of intoxicants may be received by carriers for delivery in Texas dry districts.
Albany Oct 3 Adjournment until Monday was taken in the Sulzer impeachment trial. The delay grants defense attorneys time to perfect plans for presenting their testimony.
Fort Worth news reports W B Carter a 30 year old former lodging house proprietor shot by his wife Nora Carter 26 yesterday afternoon and dying en route to hospital. Nora Carter was arrested following the incident.
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