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Record And Chronicle

Location

Denton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1910

Page

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Denton Denton boys corn show to be judged by A M Ferguson

District Agent W M Ganzer announced rules for the Denton County Boys Corn Growers exhibit to be held October 7 and 8. Ferguson will judge the event with entries due by noon October 7 and prizes including 1000 plus 1180 awards from various sponsors.

Ganzer A. M. Ferguson Texas Corn Growers’ Association Denton County W. M. Ganzer Federal Department of Agriculture Denton Chamber of Commerce Department of Agriculture Chamber of Commerce Denton Dallas San Antonio Texas Texas Bankers’ Association State of

Short Weight Bales Notice From Dallas Cotton Exchange

Local cotton merchants received notices from the Dallas Cotton Exchange about short-weight bales. Minimum weight is 503 pounds with a 5 percent variation of more than 25 pounds. bales under spec risk penalties from foreign buyers. Docking scales range from 50 cents to 5 dollars per bale based on weight intervals.

Dallas

Democrats sweep Maine in first Democratic victory in 30 years

The Maine results show Frederick M. Plaisted elected governor by about 7 000 votes. Democrats also win three or four Congress seats. They expect a Democratic legislature and possibly a Senate pick replacing Eugene Hale. The governor-elect is Plaisted’s son, Harr is M. Plaisted, continuing a Democratic line.

Maine Hale Frederick M. Plaisted Eugene Hale Aldrich Harrigs M. Plaisted

Arizono Delegates Tighten Path to Constitutional Convention

In Arizona incomplete returns suggest Democrats will secure a majority of the fifty two delegates to the constitutional convention. The result confirms the party would lead the convention process as votes are still being counted.

Arizono Democratic Arizono

Smashed by Freight Car Cr. E. Hussey Hurt at Work

C. E. Hussey a section man suffered a broken rib and other bruises Tuesday morning in local yards. He was caught between a hand car just off the track and a switching freight car. He was taken to his home in the southeast part of the city for surgical attention.

CR. E. Hussey C. E. Hussey

Muskogee Votes on Charter Amid Grandfather Clause

Muskogee Oklahoma September 13. A new city charter establishing a commission form of government is the election issue today. Charles Phillips a Black property owner was first refused suffrage under the new law. A legal challenge to invalidate the election is anticipated while early returns show strong support for the charter.

Muskogee Charles Phillips

Enid Youth Pleads Guilty in Train Wreck Attempt

Enid youth Ralph Garrison, who removed railroad spikes on the Rock Island bridge over Deer Creek to warn an oncoming train, pled guilty to an attempted wreck and received a one year reform school sentence at Granite. Section hands halted a through train in time to prevent disaster.

Guthrie Ralph Garrison Enid Rock Island Bridge Deer Creek Granite

Texas Nurserymen's Association Meets in Waco

The Texas Nurserymen's Association gathers in Waco for a two day session led by president J R Mayhew of Waxahachie. Prominent nurserymen from across the state are expected to attend.

Texas Waco Texas Nurserymen's J. R. Mayhew Waxahachie

Bank Robber Hinglass Pleads Guilty in Harrold Bank Raid

Vernon Texas September 13 Allen Hinglass pleaded guilty in district court to being involved in the Harrold bank robbery. Jury had been seated for sentencing. H A Warner trial continues. Frank Holloway forfeited $10,000 bond after failing to appear and is reported wounded in Oklahoma City.

H. A. Warner Frank Holloway Vernon Holloway Oklahoma City

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