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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1913
Page
1
We offer tailored garments using foreign and domestic fabrics at reasonable prices. Our full-time dedication to better class tailoring guarantees satisfaction. Our ECO tailoring emphasizes visible quality, with a cleaning plant and modern machinery to ensure top work for North Texas customers.
A persuasive message urges readers to focus on results rather than rights and to prioritize saving money. It promises help to achieve financial success through disciplined saving and prudent spending.
The Denton County National Bank listings show officers and directors including W. B. McClurkan as President J. L. Biewett as Vice President B. H. Deavenport as Cashier R. M. Barns as Assistant Cashier D. R. Turner W. J. McCray J. F. Raley and G. H. Biewatt among others noted as directors.
Sidney Chinn aged 24 son of J. F. Chinn living near Denton was killed in a logging camp near Aberdeen Washington some time Monday a telegram to his father said he was killed at work with no details given it is presumed an accident his wife survives one child died earlier this year burial likely in Aberdeen
An official AP report from Hot Springs dated September 9 states Friday’s blaze caused total losses of 2.25 million dollars with insurance coverage of 1.5 million. The fire outcome emphasizes substantial property damage and insurance implications for affected properties.
Mrs. Russell Sage marked her birthday by giving 864,000 to institutions in Syracuse New York, her girlhood home, through gifts distributed yesterday.
The Exchange Denton Texas lists officers and directors including A. J. Nance as President J. C. Coit as Cashier J. R. Christal as Vice President E. D. Curtis as Assistant Cashier Ed Fp Bates J H Paine A C Owley Dr J M Inge as board members.
An unarmed jailer subdued Edgar Edmunds and Arthur Franks during an attempted breakout on Tuesday, driving both men back into their cells before outside help arrived.
Jailer Garrett Wells fought Edgar Edmunds and Arthur Franks in a County Jail breakout. He restrained them after they entered cell No 3 where doors were unlocked. Edmunds faced rape and adultery charges while Franks stood accused of assault with intent to rape.
St. Charles Missouri September 9 Bishop Hoss of the M E Church South urged attending ministers to abstain from tobacco and called total abstinence a mark of a gentleman. Several preachers smoked on the lawn during his talk and a vote on endorsing his views failed with some ministers voting no.
News arrives of Capt. John H. Bingham death in McKinney due to heart disease. A Collin county pioneer and former publisher of the McKinney Enquirer from 1869 to 1895, he served as a ranger under Sul Ross and fought in the Civil War in Goode's battery earning the rank of captain.
Depositions in the Scone vs Scone dispute continue in district court as the case consumes courtroom time. Proceedings may extend from Tuesday into Wednesday.
In Sixteenth District court the partition case A L Seonce et al vs Lee Seonce et al proceeds with depositions read and prospects of extending to Wednesday. The Grand Jury adds arson against H M Albert tied to a pool hall fire at Pilot Point.
W. T. Johnson serves as President with A. D. Turner as 1st Vice-president. L. H. Schweer is active Vice-president, H. F. Schweer as Cashier, W. F. Woodward and Jeck Christal as assistant cashiers.
U.S. Senator from Georgia Augustus Bacon addresses the Mexican situation, articulating policy concerns and the stance of the Georgia delegation on diplomatic and security matters. The report notes his position within the Senate debates and potential impact on national policy.
Mike L Woods longtime vice president of the State National Bank faces trial after a $130000 shortage was found in his accounts. He surrendered at the U S district attorney office in Fort Worth with a Waco minister and was then driven to the Central Methodist church and later to the courthouse. Bond was set at 15000 and he expects to meet it.
In Houston on September 9 the prison board and Assistant Attorney General Sweeton and others involved in examining the Harlem State Farm suffocation of eight convicts spent the day here. They refused to discuss details and will hear the guards' story tomorrow at Richmond.
Anarchistic utterances fueling anger over the Nanking killings prompted Tokyo to suppress the Niroku Shimbun. Cabinet members receive police protection while ringleaders of the Sunday mob are in custody. The Chinese government apologized to Japan and orders an investigation.
Berlin reports Dr. Ringer a German aviator was killed today when his aircraft collapsed and fell six hundred feet. He died in the incident with the machine failing above the city.
The House began consideration of the administration currency bill outlining three fundamental principles under the Democratic measure. Debates focus on the framework and potential impacts of the proposal.
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports the final Senate tariff vote set for 4 pm. Bristow's proposed 15 percent tariff on cattle swine and sheep failed 33 to 29. Cattle moved to free list 31 to 25. McCumber’s 15 percent wheat tariff failed 35 to 29 and was placed on the free list. Jones’s motion to cut duties five percent on goods imported in American ships was defeated.
The banking committee reported the Administration currency bill highlighting three core principles. They aim to enable sound banks to meet legitimate commercial agricultural and industrial needs, retire the present bond secured currency, and extend banking facilities abroad to boost American trade. The minority report criticizes Democrats for being bound by caucus pledges and blocking amendments.
Washington dispatch reports Republicans failed to block or modify the tariff bill and reached an agreement to vote at 4 o clock today. Democrats unite with solid support likely to carry the measure on final roll call.
In the Third Maine district John A. Peters, Republican, won by a margin of about 300 to 400 over Democrat William R. Pattangall. Progressive Edward M. Lawrence trailed, over 8,000 votes behind Pattangall, with Peters 15,4106, Pattangall 14,553, Lawrence 6,487.
A ten week drought ended in central Oklahoma as nearly two inches of rain fell overnight and the day before. The rain extended from Haileyville, Muskogee and McAlester in the east to Hobart in the west, with Muskogee noting a good rain over eastern Oklahoma, first since May 20.
Fort Worth Sept 9 The Weatherford arson trial tied to the burning of Dr J Frank Norris church was postponed to 9 am Tuesday after the state filed a change of venue request claiming a fair trial is impossible in Tarrant county Special prosecutors signed the filing while County Attorney Baskin refused The defense countered against the request
At Farris in Atoka Oklahoma two men died after a shooting in which C. B. Taylor and H. Taylor were fatally shot. Only two shots were fired and the incident occurred yesterday in the inland town.
W A Swindells, jailed on rape by fraud charges, and accomplice Bud Martin broke jail in July. Swindells is no longer wanted in the county as the grand jury returned no bill and the sheriff’s reward is withdrawn. Martin remains at large.
Attorney General's department will vigorously pursue the case against the Missouri Kansas Texas Railway Co over ouster and penalties. Judge N A Stedman and Assistant Attorney General Nickels will assist in conducting the prosecution in Austin.
Coaticook Quebec September 9 William Travers Jerome was yesterday acquitted of the gambling charge filed against him and the Judge apologized for the humiliation he endured.
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