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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
1
The ad touts The Young Men’s Store in Denton offering up to date hats suits and wearables. It promises superior quality fair prices and perfect fit with quick easy viewing of fall selections from new cabinets and cases. It emphasizes no obligation viewing and a complete stock display for fast selection.
The house recessed while absentees were awaited throughout the morning. No roll call outcome reported.
Austin Sept 5 The Texas House recessed for two hours after failing to achieve quorum with penitentiary reform as the pending business The fight centers on the terms of the commissioners and a conference committee may draft a new bill Both chambers favor an appropriation from the school fund to spark reform and the Senate previously abolished the strap or bat while the House kept it under restrictions The conference committee aims to finish by Tuesday night and enroll the long measure before possible adjournment Wednesday
The report states adjournment will likely occur Thursday at the latest with possible action as soon as tomorrow or Wednesday.
Rev. C. W. Hughes pastor of Brunner Methodist church paid a $10.45 fine in police court after a Saturday clash with street car conductor J. J. Barren. Hughes said the conductor mistreated a woman passenger and he would repeat his actions under similar circumstances.
Police investigate the death of Betty White, 35, found in a vacant Edwards Street house in Houston. No violence seen and no clear motive for suicide. James Wilson discovered the body while viewing the rental property.
The Harmanson case moves to the jury with closing arguments expected to finish this afternoon.
The district court's third week session began at 1 30 P M with four hours per side allowed for the Harmonson counsel in the G W Harmonson et al case while the civil docket shows dismissals and a planned jury verdict potential tonight or tomorrow morning along with several docket orders including a divorce dismissal and an injunction action against Jno McKenna.
No weather report issued for New Orleans today due to Labor Day. Forecast services pause, with normal updates expected when operations resume.
Guthrie Oklahoma officials led by H M Cottrell Rock Island commissioner of agriculture and members of the state agricultural board departed for a ten day tour. The plan calls for thirty minute stops at towns in Western Oklahoma where lectures will be given.
A bank ad invites depositors with one dollar or more to open a steel bank and start weekly fixed deposits. It promises rapid growth while noting the bank keeps the key.
Houston faces three afternoon games with a possible tie in the Texas League pennant chase. The outcome hinges on today’s results as the tight standings threaten the title if the field remains unsettled.
Fort Worth will visit Dallas for two games this afternoon with Houston in contention for the pennant. A tie is possible, which could lead to post season games if it occurs.
Houston plans three Texas League games with Galveston today, first game moved to 1 30 p m. Pennant race ends today with Dallas and Houston potential playoff. Dallas plays Fort Worth while Houston battles Galveston twice in the afternoon after a morning delay.
Teams held a .593 percentage tie risk as Houston faced Galveston and Dallas met Fort Worth. A Dallas win 8 to 5 after a two hour fifty minute game stirred fights on field and in the grandstand, with fans traveling to Dallas to watch.
Paris Texas reports the first passenger train over the Paris and Mount Pleasant railroad arriving with about 200 passengers. The train was led by Company Ragland conductor Storey Flanders and was dispatched from Paris.
The new state bank at Frisco near the Collin line nears completion and will open for business in a few days as the building is almost finished.
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