Careless People Carry Cash and The Exchange Bank
A brief admonition contrasts careless savers who carry cash with a careful person who deposits money in The Exchange National Bank and pays bills with personal checks, promoting the bank as sound business practice.
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Exchange National Bank
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes At Jarreill Evans Co
Store appeals to men and boys with a vast stock of high class dependable merchandise. The ad highlights Hart Schaffner Marx suits and overcoats, Stetson and Guyer hats, Hannan’s and Jarrell’s Easy Walker shoes, Buster Brown footwear for kids, and Munsing Union Suits for families.
Denton Weather Quiet With Clear Cotton Belt Conditions
Tonight and Thursday in Denton Texas will be partly cloudy and cooler. No rainfall was recorded at Weather Bureau stations across Texas yesterday with clear skies over the cotton belt and temperatures about five degrees higher than Tuesday.
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Denton
Texas
Weather Bureau
Cotton Belt
Cauble v Texas Central damages verdict awarded
In county court the jury returned a verdict for C. M. Cauble against Texas Central Railway et al for 175 dollars with 6 percent interest from the date of the cattle shipment injury. The panel included foreman F. E. Tobin and members Joe Evans J. M. Wright Bs. M. Hammett John Johns and J. S. Gillespie. Other cases were continued.
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C. M. Cauble
Texas Central Railway Company Et al
F. E. Tobin
Joe Evans
J. M. Wright
Bs. M. Hammett
John Johns
J. S. Gillespie
Posse hunt for alleged killers near Brenham
Posses pursue the negroes linked to the killing of Robert Hughes near Brenham. Tom Berkley, 17, may be captured tonight. he is accused of firing on Ed Hughes. Lessie George and Ella Nelson, married that night, are believed involved. Charles McClellan remains jailed in Austin.
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Brenham
Robert Hughes
Tom Berkley
Berkley
Ed Hughes
Lessie George
Ella Nelson
Charles McClellan
Hughes
Austin
Injuries to T. E. Taylor Trigger Officer Statement
Special Officer J. M. Mc Creary said午後 Marshal Goode warned fruit men off the square and filed a complaint against Taylor and Splawn. Taylor refused to walk when the complaint was read and struck the officer with a cut hydrant tap. The officer restrained him until he agreed to go, then took him to the City Attorney's office and Key sent him home in a cab.
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T. E. Taylor
J. M. McCreary
Goode Fay
Taylor
Splawn
Goode
Tolg
City Attorney's Office
Key
Oklahoma Grandfather Clause Upheld By Court
Oklahoma Supreme Court upholds the Grandfather clause amendment as constitutional and valid, noting it prevents many African Americans from voting while approving the special procedure used to adopt the amendment. Separate report from Dallas covers a fatal pistol accident involving Walter Henderson, age 18, who died when his father retrieved a revolver and the bullet struck him as he looked into the muzzle. Special coaches arranged for Texas State Fair excursion for 300 College of Industrial Arts students and faculty, Katy line providing transport with decorated cars and no formal program at the fair.
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Guthrie, Ok
Oklahoma Supreme Court
Oklahoma
United States
Dallas
Walter Henderson
College of Industrial Arts
Texas State Fairy
Katy
Fair Grounds
Denton
Confectioner Kills Self as Wife Takes Poison in Houston
E. L. Wahram a noted confectioner, shot himself at his Harrisburg road home this morning. His wife, a witness to the act, drank carbolic acid from a bottle and collapsed beside him. Officials attribute the tragedy to alleged financial difficulties.
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Houston
Harrisburg Road
E. L. Wahram
Denton Couple to Wed Tonight in Family Home
Vy Johnson and Miss Dorothy Williams of prominent Denton families will marry at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs C A Williams. Only family members and intimate friends will witness the ceremony. the couple to reside at No 66 West Hickory Street with Mr and Mrs Joanson.
Manley Rial Case Delayed as Jury Pool Exhausted
In Dallas on October 26 J D Manley faces trial for the bayonet killing of Louis Richenstein after two jurors were struck and the venire exhausted Judge Seay adjourned court to summon 150 more talesmen S J Chenoweth and F B McKee farmers were selected as jurors today
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Dallas
J. D. Manley
Louis Richenstein
Haytien Gunboat Sinks Off Port de Paix
A report states the Haytien gunboat Liberte sank after boiler explosions off Port de Paix. Fifty or more, including army officers, perished. The piece notes railroad plans to restore a deep water well at Pilot Point and disputes over pumping at Elm Fork and water ditching on land owned by locals.
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Portau Prince
Hayti
Liberte
Port de Paix
N. K. Weaver
Mingo
Pilot Point
Elm Fork
Servant files suit against banker Wharton for damages
Miss Margaret Butler, a white servant, sues A. B. Wharton in district court for 20000 dollars alleging he forced her to sit with negroes and beat her until medical care was needed at the Wharton home in Fort Worth on October 26.
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Fort Worth
Margaret Butler
A. B. Wharton
Wharton
First National Bank Denton promotes new customer invite
The Denton bank invites noncustomers to open an account and learn methods of managing finances. It emphasizes checking accounts, paying bills by check with canceled receipts, and uses banking as building credit, savings habit, and emergency funds safeguards against fire and burglary.
Rochesters Pleads Guilty in Venus Assault to Murder Case
In Waxahachie on Oct. 26 Mark Rochester pleaded guilty in district court to two charges of assault to murder for slashing the throats of Mr and Mrs Logsden at their Venus area home on June 18. He received fifteen years for one count and twelve years for the other after a three day chase led to his capture.
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Waxahachie
Mark Rochester
Joe Logsden
Venus
Rochester
Attorney Brockman Dies From Wounds In Houston Shooting
Houston, Oct. 26. J. B. Brockman, the attorney shot last night by A. L. Ransom, died shortly after noon today. Ransom and special officer W. L. Baker, who were together at the scene, have been arrested. Ransom leaves a wife and child.
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Houston
J. B. Brockman
A. L. Ransom
Ransom
W. L. Baker
Noted Houston killer formerly Colorado marshal
Al Ransom, who shot and killed J. B. Brockman in Houston last night, is described as a former city marshal of Colorado with a reputation for killing many men. He reportedly killed twenty five in one day while serving in the Philippines and is accused of numerous prior slayings.
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al Ransom
J. B. Brockman
Houston
Colorado
Philippines
Circus collectors of Forepaugh circus visit town
On October 26 Captain Bill McDonald and EB C Gaines collected state taxes for the Forepaugh circus because Capt McDonald is enjoined from collecting. Gaines acts for the state and receives the money. The circuit paid for two performances without protest.
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Shtrman
Bill McDonald
EB. C. Gaines
S Circus
Capt. McDonald
Mr. Gaines
Stacy
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Milso
Wichert
Coles
Taylor Hardware Co
the Alliance Milling CO
Denton County National Bank
Jarreill Evans Dry Goods Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Weather Report
M. Cauble
Texas Central ET AL
Texas Central
Frisco
ITA
Manley Rial
Haytien
Terial
Lyon-Gray
N. Elim St
Sues Wharton
First National Bank
Denton, Texas
Majestic Side
Matinee
Geo. Cohen
Italy
Fred Fisher
Relis
Grand Cotton Growers Jubilee Sale