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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
1
House conferees were instructed to adopt the Senate provision that the penitentiary bill take effect January 20 1911. The plan would also leave appropriations to the next administration and forego elected commissioners. Adjournment was expected later today or tonight in Austin.
A concurrent resolution endorsing the disfranchisement of Black people passed the House by a 51 to 34 vote. The body invited Gov. Campbell to speak at session end and then recessed until 2:30 this afternoon.
The Texas Legislature spent Wednesday in a parliamentary wrangle over appointing a free conference committee for the penitentiary bill. The committee was finally appointed, but the delay bars adjournment before Friday.
Southwestern Telephone and Telegraph Company won a temporary win when the Court of Criminal Appeals granted writ of habeas corpus. Judge Felix McCord ruled that twenty five cases against J E Farnsworth cannot be tried until higher courts decide the constitutionality of a city ordinance requiring ten day payment grace to subscribers. The suits arose after many phones were cut in August and September.
After eluding authorities since he shot David Lynch on Monday, 8. H Tucker was captured early this morning and jailed by Sheriff Walker in Paris Texas.
A Quanah businessman Almonte Leroy Moon and Nancy Anna Fritz of Denton were married at 901 West Oak Street in Denton by Rev. Warren T Whiteside. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's wedding march and a display of gifts as guests gathered in the home.
President Milner of A. and M. College and President Legett of A. and M. Board will visit Denton within the week to inspect state experiment farms supervised by Dr. Harrington. The regents approved the tour of inspection of the farms under Harrington’s direction.
An old prospectus urges savers to deposit one dollar or more with a steel bank, promising growth by weekly fixed deposits and claiming the institution keeps the key.
First National Bank opens a new branch in Denton Texas expanding its local banking network. The move adds services for residents and businesses while highlighting the bank's growth in the region.
District court entered new docket orders as week closed with no verdict in the Harmonson case. A jury, started Tuesday after a noon session, was discharged Thursday at noon after night sessions Tuesday and Wednesday failed to reach a verdict. Divorce granted in Ledbetter case with custody awarded to minors.
George C Williams of Kirbyville Texas purchased 1650 acres near Alexandria Louisiana known as the Ashburn plantation for 60000 dollars. He plans to divide the land into twenty acre tracts and offer them to home settlers after equipping the property.
English bankers discuss stopping bogus cotton bills of lading with validation certificates. They oppose railroad issued certificates as proposed by American interests, arguing that if a railroad officer errs and causes losses, the English bankers would bear the fault.
Paris Texas September 8 Rupe who was attacked by H A Gash during a Labor Day outing at the park with Mrs Rupe is not expected to survive doctors said this morning Gash had paid a fine for simple assault and fled while authorities sought him on a charge of assault to murder Family trouble is given as the motive
In a National Conservation Congress address at St Paul James J Hill urged conserving conservatism critiqued government efforts and said the West has a right to use its resources. The remarks framed a pro development stance tied to regional resource use.
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