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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
1
The Exchange National Bank offers to prospective customers the same service that has made it the satisfactory banking home of more than two thousand regular patrons.
New Orleans reports fair and cooler conditions tonight with Saturday expected to be fair and warmer. Texas highs reached 100 in Cue ra Mexia and Paris, with scattered light precipitation totaling .04 inches at Galveston and .32 at Paris. Nationwide rainfall was generally deficient, with Pittsburg 1.82 inches and West Point, Ga. 1.10 inches noted as notable.
The bill of lading measure passes with an emergency clause in the House by 93 to 5 and awaits the governor's signature to become law. A concurrent adjournment resolution is introduced for tomorrow at noon, but no second reading is requested, signaling possible adjournment today.
Both Houses adopted provisions to retain corporal punishment in the state penitentiary. Terrell of Bexar attempted to abolish the strap but was voted down.
The legislature nears adjournment as penitentiary bill conferees agree and the measure is set for final action. Rumor says Gov Campbell may veto since the law does not take effect this administration, though supporters call it a lasting Campbell era achievement.
District court adjourned Thursday afternoon and will reconvene Monday at 1 20 in the fourth week of the term. The criminal docket shifts to the following fifth week as the County Attorney prepares prosecutions. One new suit was filed this week Wm Williams vs C C Bearnden garnishment. For the fourth week first day cases include Jackson vs A and A P Railway Co et al damages Cook vs Claud Cox et al land recovery Haren et al vs Haren et al partition Busch vs E T Broun et al debt foreclosure Battle vs Martha Battle. Second day includes Riggs et al vs M K T Railway Co damages Weaver vs Fort Worth and R G Railway Co et al damages Floyd et al vs E F Stover et al injunction Day and Rhome guardians vs Kemp sequestration Wilkins vs Gee Newton cancellation of conveyance Cross vs Cross divorce.
Arlington Texas September 9 Mrs D S Fero age thirty five killed herself here yesterday by taking strychnine Her husband a traveler for a New York financial organization is in San Francisco he was notified last night and will be here Sunday She had a seventeen year old son. The body will be held here.
San Antonio, Sept 9 Fear of another panic led Gonzales Molina who lived eight miles east of the city to keep his savings at home. A fire last night consumed his house and about 400 dollars in currency.
Mystery surrounds F. G. Wilson a 28 year old mail clerk who vanished after leaving a car between Waco and Fort Worth. Authorities explore two theories he was robbed or fell ill and left the train. Wilson is married with two daughters aged sixteen and eleven.
The Denton Chamber of Commerce settled $17.50 in premiums for the best three bales of cotton to be shown on October 7 and 8. A $50 advertising fund was set to promote Denton county across South Central Texas. The group praised Mrs. W Wright for trades day hall use and rejected a proposed external button factory plan.
Guthrie Oklahoma September 9 Convicted of taking part with three others in the robbery of sixty Bulgarian laborers near Stroud in January 1908 J W Lilly appealed to the criminal court of appeals seeking reversal of a five year sentence or dismissal The robbery nearly caused international complications.
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