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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
1
The bank highlights that more than two thousand regular customers demonstrate the strength of its service and invites prospective clients to seek testimonials from current account holders who bank there.
Dallas October 15 the twenty fifth annual state fair the biggest in the United States opened this morning by Governor Campbell The opening crowd noon estimated at 20000 In the new coliseum Campbell said he attended every fair since it began and defended his administration The fair is a major factor in the state upbuilding President E J Kiest added the year saw nearly 2 000 000 dollars spent on improvements
Testimony finished in the John Leech murder trial. Defense pleads manslaughter under unwritten law and argues self defense. Proceedings resume this afternoon with jury deliberation set for Monday.
An old saying proves true as First National Bank urges weekly deposits to grow savings. Start a bank account today with a dollar and watch your money accumulate over time.
Fort Worth reports the Second District Court of Appeals overruled a rehearing motion in the Amarillo prohibition contest Savage versus Umphrie. If the Attorney General Lightfoot’s contention that the August election is void is sustained, Potter County remains in the wet column and another election may be required. The Potter County court had ruled that antis won the local option election in 1907. Also notes Kid Fisher’s death after a prizefight in Enid Oklahoma, and the October regular county court session opening with a heavy criminal docket including numerous gaming and assault cases.
An ad proclaims bright, sparkling gems as first grade diamonds while inferior stones are mere imitations. The seller offers Tiffany rings for ladies with nicely cut stones, fine colors, and affordable prices. Various ring sizes and prices are listed, inviting customers to view and purchase.
Judge Richard Munro overruled the defense motion for a change of venue in the Streight murder case. McLen an county examination witnesses spent five days to assess trial fairness. The trial will begin Monday in McGregor.
Senator Charles Culberson of Texas is reported to have fully recovered from a long illness and will travel from New York to Washington. He plans to settle his family in Towas for the winter and return in time to participate in Congress, taking part in the winter session’s work.
Federal authorities claim Juan Morales, a Mexican from Seguin, is linked to a counterfeit ring operating in the area. Counterfeit half dollars and quarters were used, with more arrests expected. Pedro Correct and Francisco Morales were moved from Seguin and jailed after passing eight bogus silver dollars to Seguin merchants.
A large Saturday morning audience filled the First Baptist Church to hear Dr. Truett’s closing sermon titled The Reward of Those Who Stand by the Stuff. He left for Dallas at noon after several days of evangelistic meetings led by Rev Andres, noting about forty five converts from the four sessions.
Mrs. B F Witt of Salt Branch provides September and October rainfall data for Canton county. Sept 5 records three and one quarter inches. Oct 11 shows two and one quarter inches. Salt Branch totals exceed Denton, where about one inch fell on Sept date and around one quarter inch on Oct 11.
A Gainesville Register report notes a petition circulated among local attorneys urging the governor to appoint R. H. Hopkins of Denton to the position of Assistant Attorney General. The move reflects bar support for Hopkins in the gubernatorial appointment.
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