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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
2
Subscription rates and a notice to the public from The Record and Chronicle warn readers that any erroneous reflections on character or reputation printed in the columns will be corrected promptly upon notification to the publishers.
The piece cites Marie Henry and Col Watterson debating Theodore Roosevelt as a possible Republican standard bearer. It argues Roosevelt could split the party, yet may still fail to win the ferry to the nomination, while warning that party unity could be endangered by his surge. It notes editorial stance against overconfidence in Roosevelt and compares past political shocks. The Dallas and Record and Chronicle items discuss automobile investments and banking alarms in Texas, framing Roosevelt amid broader political and social concerns.
The note warns that the insurgent movement could limit Taft and the stand‑off faction's policy latitude this Thanksgiving. The political forecast emphasizes potential strain on proclamations and national tone.
An estimated twenty million dollars is to be spent in Texas this year on good roads. Bond elections are ordered across many precincts with support largely above two thirds. Interest in improving highways grows daily as voters back road projects.
Denton sees growing school enrollments with North Texas Normal aiming for 709 or more students and The Industrial around 260. City school enrollment nears 1500, with new families flowing in from returning residents. Cotton remains the big crop but short, wheat and corn activity rising as rains improve ground and planting begins.
Oswego resident A Cooper suffered a long merciless cough at night before using Dr King s New Discovery which cured him completely and ended night coughing. The ad touts the remedy for colds sore lungs lagrippe asthma croup and hay fever with a money back guarantee and a trial bottle free.
At the trial resumption for Dr H H Crippen and Ethel Clare Leneve the crown seeks to prove the mutilated remains in Crippen’s home belong to Belle Elmore. Inspector Dew testified a long Crippen statement claims his wife went to Chicago to join Bruce Miller. trial adjourned to Sept 14.
Baseball results show National League scores for Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburg New York Boston in 10 innings Boston 1 1 and American League games Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Boston New York Washington Cleveland Detroit and Southern League Chattanooga New Orleans rain double header Friday Atlanta Birmingham Nashville Mobile others off day
Mrs J E Van de Sanda of Kirkland Mill credits Electric Bitters with preventing breakdown during a three month severe strain. The tonic is advertised as matchless and guaranteed with a 650c price at J F Raley & Co.
The night editors uncover a fatal double life involving Fordyce later known as Gormly. Colonel Bill Hamilton and others expose a forged confession, a bullet found in a woman’s gun, and a widow who confesses, revealing motive, adultery, and a drastic desertion during a blizzard.
Hal Dane and Eleanor Haldane appear at Gormly's drawing room with news that shifts support to him. The pair reveal the plan has sparked enthusiasm and silenced opposition, while Gormly weighs the meaning of Eleanor's unexpected arrival amid campaign tension.
In a tense scene two characters discuss a revealing front page story. Miss Haldane urges restraint while Gormly insists on hearing directly from her before perusing the press. The unnamed man claims the paper’s account speaks to his honor and demands a private briefing.
A fragment from a bedtime page recalls a character reciting a brass or tin fairy rhyme and the action of a night knitter tossing old shoes toward the ceiling as part of a tale or chant.
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