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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
1
The bank highlights its strong customer base with over two thousand regular clients and offers references to any person who banks there, underscoring confidence and reliability in its financial services.
The regular October term of county court convened Monday morning with Judge Lee Zumwalt presiding. The day centered on setting civil cases for trial with several pleas of guilty and criminal docket items noted. Numerous civil actions listed include contract, debt, damages, and account disputes involving Lillard Whitehead, Martin Bros, Dublin Mill and Elevator Co, Denton Interurban, Plant ers Gin, Reed Water, Co M Simmons, Cauble, Lula Taylor, Bomar Connor, Wilson Hardware, and others with varying weeks and jury requests.
Fort Worth reports that multiple Texas automobile associations will oppose a proposed vehicle tax aimed at autos. The Austin report says the measure would be passed by the next legislature, prompting organized resistance from car groups.
In Sherman Ernest Johnson, 22, cashier of Crystal cafe, was shot dead by Wood Maxey after a prior dispute, amid a Sudden mob attempt to free Maxey. The same dispatch notes Bob Powell’s death in Terrell and a Missouri Kansas Texas train wreck near Gainesville injuring several, with lingering questions about investigators and witnesses.
The Galveston cotton exchange issued letters disputing reports of congestion in the port. They state current tonnage in port and en route is enough to handle all cotton arriving this month, with November cotton being loaded directly from cars to ships. Shippers complain of delays in cotton arrivals.
The Southern Pacific passenger train No. 9 derailed near Chocar, 110 miles east of El Paso, with eight cars leaving the track. Two passengers were killed and two injured. a relief train was dispatched from El Paso to the scene.
President W B Bizzell schedules October 29 for all students to attend the Dallas fair as an educational day with participants drawn from multiple colleges statewide.
Judge Munroe overruled a motion for continuance in the Minnie Streight murder case. Defense pressed to quash a venire of 150 men over clerical errors in notices. By noon no action on the motion. Streight remained apathetic, leaning against a pillow with eyes closed.
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