Fry asks 10 have doctor at analysis in Fry case
A. G. Fry of Seymour released on 8000 bond for murder by poison of 3 year old Ima Hancock seeks representation at the chemical analysis of the viscera by Prof. R. H. Needham. He plans to attend in Seymour but misses his train. A new complaint was filed and bond set. defense seeks participation via court order with Drs. Trigg and Trigg as experts.
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A. G. Fry
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram
Seymour
Ima Hancock
Mays & Mays
R. H. Needham
Fry
John W. Estes
T. J. North
Baylor County
Jesse M. Brown
Estes
T. J. Maben
Prof. Needham
Chas. Mays
Drs. Trigg
Trigg
Baskin
Texas Christian lectureship made permanent in Fort Worth
Fort Worth announces Texas Christian University will be the permanent meeting place of the Texas Christian lectureship. The executive board made the decision Tuesday. About 50,000 of Texas Disciples live within 100 miles of Fort Worth, and the current Fort Worth session has over 250 delegates in attendance.
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Denton
Fort Worth
E Texas Christian University
Texas Christian
Disciples of Christ
Eaton Case Heads to Jury in Plymouth Homicide
Plymouth Mass October 29 The trial of Mrs Jennie May Eaton for the death of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton opened today with argument and is expected to be in the hands of the jury by nightfall.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Eaton
Bank Statement from Denton County National Bank 1913
A historical bank statement lists capital stock paid in 100000.00 and undivided profits 45228.89, with notes payable and deposits totaling 464545.61 in cash and 32000 range of liabilities. J C Coit signs as cashier with notary Alvin A Bush attesting on October 24 1913. Directors J R Christal J M Inge Ed F Bates corroborate.
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Isseries
Sopcre Ee
State of Texas
Denton
Ss. I
Coit
J. C. Coit
Alvin A. Bush
J. R. Christal
J. M. Inge
ED F. Bates
Head on collision near Childress kills engineer
A Fort Worth & Denver fast freight and a cattle train collided near Childress last night. Engineer Hawley died in the crash, Fireman McCormick was seriously injured, and three others suffered minor injuries.
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Denver
Associated Press Dispatch
Childress
Fort Worth & Denver
Hawley
McCormick
Senate backs House currency bill stance
Washington report says no deviation from the House currency bill, including Vanderlip central bank ideas, will pass the Senate. Administration and Senate Democrats outline a currency program that sticks to the House measure, signaling firm party unity.
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Washington
Vanderlip Central Bank
Senate
First Guaranty State Bank Financial Condition Report
Official statement of the First Guaranty State Bank at Denton Texas close of business October 21 1913 published in the Record and Chronicle Denton Texas October 20 1913.
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Denton
Texas
First Guaranty State Bank
State of Texas
Record and Chronicle
Oectober
Bank Statement Key Figures From Denton Texas Archive
The ledger shows Resources and Liabilities with totals including cash, deposits, and real estate values. J P Blount and W E Smoot certify the bank’s financials as of October 28, 1913, with notary R Val Leach confirming the authenticity.
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State of Texas
Denton
J. P. Blount
W. E. Smoot
A. D
R. Val Leach
Notary Public
R. L. Leach
M. L. Martin
M. D. Co
Three Martial Law Battles Mark Berwind Strike
In Berwind Tabasco and Hastings three fights marked martial law first day as state troops awaited. Casualties included one mine guard killed, six wounded miners, two children shot, one guard missing and a sheriff wounded. Strike lasts thirty five days with eighteen clashes, twenty eight killed, forty one wounded, $50,000 property damage and $2.5 million in wages lost.
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Berwind
Tabasco
Hastings
Texas commission may set Southwest rail rates if federal power fails
Washington Oct 29 Attorney Barrow of the Louisiana commission warned that if the Interstate Commerce Commission loses backing to curb discrimination in state rates, the Texas State commission will soon set rates for the entire Southwest. He spoke at the National Association of Railway Commissioners convention opposing a resolution that would let state commissioners regulate rates without federal interference.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Texas State Commission
Southwest
Attorney Barrow
Louisiana Commission
National Association of Railway Commissoners
Barrow
Southwest weather records broken across plains
October records for twenty five years were broken in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma and tied in Texas as temperatures ranged from 16 above in Concordia Kansas to 30 above in Dallas and Abilene Texas. Livestock suffered greatly across the region.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Concordia
Dallas
Abilene
Wisconsin issues first policies in new state life company
The Insurance department of Wisconsin issued the first policies in a state life insurance company on Monday. No policy over 1,000 dollars is allowed until the policyholders total 1,000, then 2,000 dollars maximum until reaching 2,000 policyholders, after which the maximum rises to 3,000.
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Wisconsin State Insurance
Madison
Wis
Insurance Department of
Wisconsin
Reid Steps Down as Rock Island President
Daniel G. Reid retires today as Rock Island president. He is succeeded by Thomas Schumacher, vice president of the El Paso and Southern railroad.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Daniel G. Reid
Rock Island Railroad Today
Thomas Schumacher
el Paso and Southern Railroad
Fire destroys Santa Fe depot and cars in Center
A fire at Center destroyed the Santa Fe depot a warehouse and ten box cars this morning. Loss is estimated between 850,000 and 75,000 dollars. The cause is not known.
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Associated Press Disvaten
Santa Fe
Bank Statement of National Bank as of October 25 1913
The document shows assets and liabilities including bonds securities and cash items totaling 428 600 89. It lists capital stock funds and deposits with various totals and notes the oath of cashier H F Schweer to the accuracy of the figures dated October 25 1913 with signatures of notary public and bank officials.
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L. S
Cccec
OU Sex Keick
Uci
WU. S
Cir- Ueno
Hucss
Hse
Ces
Brown Swindall suit opens in county court trial week
The October term's second week opens with the Brown Cracker and Candy Co. versus A W Swindall et al on a verified account for 877.82. Jury includes Frank Craft and others. W C Swindall is dismissed due to death. Other cases involve First National Bank of Lewisville, Missouri Kansas Texas Railway, Strickland Furniture, Artesian Bottling Works, and miners estates with guardianship actions and appraisals.
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Brown Cracker and Candy Co
A. W. Swindall
Frank Craft
T. C. Garner
W. ¢. Dillard
RK. C. Crabaugh
Ed Wagegoner
G. M. Hayes
Hoskins
Artesian Manufacturing Bottling Works
Denton Bottling Works Et al
J. P
Oakley Skiles
Mattie Claiborne
Will A. Claiborne
J.S. Lindsay
J. D. Wallace
H. M. Russell
Claudie Ritter Et al
J. E. Buster
Patrick O'Brien
Joe H. O’brien
Minnie Goodner
W. G. Goodner
G. G. Thomason
C. Bishop
W. P. Green
Laundry Trial Inspires Swift Shirt Care Reform
A plainspoken pitch urges readers to test a local laundry service noting how quickly a single ruined collar can ruin a shirt. The ad frames this season as ideal for trying the new launderer and promises satisfaction with an easy decision.
US to Demand End of Huerta Regime and Free Elections
Washington expects President Wilson to press for the elimination of Huerta and to hold elections with fairness safeguarded. The move reflects a push for a peaceful transition and credible electoral process under U.S. guidance.
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Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Foreign Powers Respond as U S Federals Face Defeat in Mexico
Reports from Mazatlan indicate a disastrous defeat of Federal forces after four days of fighting near Mazatlan with Monterrey still in Federal hands. Secretary Bryan stated a note to European powers asks delaying Mexican policy until the U S defines its stance. President Wilson may seek Huerta's elimination and a new fair election. Felix Diaz remains aboard the battleship Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Mazatlan
Consular
Monterey
Associated Press Dispatch
Bryan
United States
England
France
Germany
Wilson
Huerta
Felix Diaz
Louisiana
Huerta Blanquet Triumphs Highlight Foreign Interference
El Diario reports hourly gains for the Huerta Blanquet ticket, signaling sanction from the president and rejection of foreign meddling. El Independent condemns Felix Diaz as a military man driven by terror and lacking honor under Canadian influence.
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Associated Press Disputch
Mexico City
el Diario
Huerta-Blanquet
Felix Diaz
el Independient
John Lind
Canada
Rebels transfer fighters to Monterey front in Mexico
On Governor Carranza orders every available Constitutionalist fighter in the Eagle Pass area is sent south to join the battle of Monterey. The move concentrates forces in the region as the conflict widens.
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Monterey
Huerta Blanquet Ticket Leads Mexican Vote Fight
Mexican Foreign Minister Monteno says if Huerta Blanquet tickets win a majority Congress may void Huerta votes and name Blanquet president pending new elections. Returns show Huerta increasing lead while Catholic party fares poorly though many senators and deputies support it.
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Blanquet
Mexico City
Congress
Huerta
Senor Monteno
First Marines to Aid French Colony Rescue Planned
Secretary of State Bryan asked the Navy to rescue a French colony at San Ignacio Sinaloa forty miles from Mazatlan. Surrounded by rebels and endangered after refusing ransom, the French sought aid as France had no warship nearby. U S Marines were to be dispatched from the cruiser Maryland to assist.
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Washington
Bryan
Navy Department
San Ignacio
Sinaloa
Mazatlan
Pacific
France
United States
U S
Wilson speech seen as prep for drastic action in Mexico
Washington officials view President Wilsons Mobile address as disavowing conquest while signaling potential drastic action if intolerable conditions in Mexico force intervention to protect foreign lives. The move would be a last resort and would require broad international solicitation from countries with citizens in Mexico.
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Washington
Wilson
Mobile
Mexico
United States
Drowned in San Salvador Floods Kill Dozens in Village
Reports from San Salvador on October 29 detail fifty four drownings in flooded districts. The Vera Paz village is said to have been wiped out with all inhabitants perishing as the country remains under floodwaters.
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San Salvador
LA Paz
Associated Press Disputch
Vera Paz
Flooding Douses Salvador Lands After 36 Hour Rain
In San Salvador on October 29, vast low-lying areas of El Salvador are submerged after a 36 hour downpour causing extensive property damage across the republic.
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Associated Press Dispatch
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Powers To Follow America On Mexico Policy
Washington date October 20 three European powers Great Britain Germany and France agreed to adopt no new policy toward Mexico until the United States can submit a definite plan for future treatment of the Mexican situation to their consideration.
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America
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
France
Mexico
Federals Executed as Constitutionalists Advancing in Mexico
Report from Chihuahua states constitutionalists under Manuel Char move toward Torreon to sever the Mexican Central line between Juarez and Chihuahua. Refugees say Villa looted Torreon and executed over 300 Federal troops as they were marched out in squads.
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Chihuahua
Manuel Char
Torrazad
Juarez
Torreon
Villa
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