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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1913
Page
1
The piece argues success hinges on cooperation with banks and suggests financial backing is essential to achievement. It reflects on how many successful individuals credit bank support as a foundational element of their rise.
Thousands of coal miners in Trinidad Colorado went on strike seeking union recognition. Operators declared there will be no recognition.
Belgrade dispatch reports 20 000 Albanian troops led by Austrian and Bulgarian officers captured the town of Dibra in Albania from Servian fortifications. The operation occurred today as Albanian forces moved to secure the area.
In St. Raphael on September 23 Garos began an aerial crossing of the Mediterranean Sea toward Tunis covering about 600 miles. The flight marks a bold long distance record attempt by the French aviator.
Jacob Wolfsohn recants his confession about killing Anna Catharine Schumacher in Rochester Cemetery four years ago. He says he spoke earlier to die but could not end his life and now denies the crime.
Denton Texas shows officers and directors including A. J. Nance as President J. C. Coit as Cashier J. R. Christal as Vice-President Ed Curtis as Assistant Cashier and other listed names Dr. J M Inge and Ed Bates Paine Owsley among the board members.
Harry Thaw faces an extradition hearing before Governor Felker as his lawyers push back against the request. Counsel argue the process covers treason and crime, not insanity, while Thaw is joined by his mother and brother and attorneys plan their ongoing fight.
The Court of Appeals today affirmed the seizure and deportation of Harry Thaw by Charles Doherty, the Minister of Justice, in a Montreal case dated Sept 23.
Vienna reports a fierce clash along the new Albanian frontier between Servian troops and Albanians. About 200 Albanians were killed and many wounded as they tried to penetrate territory held by the Serbians after Turks were driven out. Serbian losses are described as heavy.
Ray and Elliott Dudley, sons of Dr. N. L. Dudley of Little Elm, work in Houston paper bureaus. Elliott, Baylor journalism graduate, writes for the Galveston News bureau, Ray for the Houston Post. Ray recently recovered from blood poisoning.
Massachusetts voters in Boston await the gubernatorial primary with the Republican contest between Everett Benton and Congressman Augustus Gardner drawing chief attention. The Bird, Progressive, and Walsh candidates face no opposition within their parties.
W P Zuber, the last survivor of the Texas army in the battle of San Jacinto, died yesterday afternoon in Austin. He was 93 years old.
A Constitutionalists courier reports a bloody attack in Zacatecas where state rebels captured the town of Jerez. Rebels also blew up a train near Saltillo killing fifty passengers. Local reports confirm heavy losses on federal forces.
A constitutionalist courier reports rebels seized Jerez in Zacatacas state. More than one hundred Federal troops were killed or wounded in the fighting.
John W. Bailey received a letter from his son John W. Bailey Jr. in Tampico dated Sept 17 and included a note from the Bailey ranch foreman at San Dieguito dated Sept 14 saying conditions were quiet and the ranch and sugar property had escaped molestation. No word from O D Jones, who left for Tampico via Laredo, with belief he found communication open as telegraphed.
Fifty people die when rebels dynamite a passenger train on the Mexican National Railway sixty miles south of Saltillo. The assault ends with looting and robbery of survivors. W. W. Mervain of San Francisco was the sole American passenger, who escaped after being robbed.
District court remained in session Tuesday morning as the Swearingen arson case continued with the state resting its direct testimony. Judge Spencer had released most other criminal docket juries, and jurors for the February term began duties in the assessor’s office. The sixth week jury list includes T. H. Nance J. W. Rogers H. Blankenmeyer John Hilliard A. F. Caddell B. W. McReynolds L. P. McCombs A. J. Charett W. M. Houston and many others as selection proceeds.
A local laundry defends its methods saying labor-saving or injurious chemicals are not used. The firm promotes good honest washing and expert ironing to preserve linen rather than damage it.
The total enrollment at the L. A. I. T. C. A. 504 stood at 504 by 1 pm Tuesday, first day of the second week, exceeding last year's total. Classen began real work as most new entrants filed their matriculation cards.
Enrollment at the Normal reached 866 by 1 o'clock Tuesday, the start of the second week of the term. This is nearly 100 above last year’s 783, and students plan to honor student No. 888 as the new getting under way. The permanent schedule of work began Tuesday.
Today’s session is taken up by arguments between opposing counsel as Sulzer contends some acts occurred before he took the oath of office. The governor relinquishes duties until impeachment proceedings conclude.
In Albany on September 23, D Cady Herrick and Edgar Brackett argued over impeachability after Gov. Sulzer’s counsel announced he would cease exercising gubernatorial powers during the trial. The court had rejected bids to dismiss and left the defense to challenge the charges as not impeachable while proceedings continue.
Militant suffragettes burned the Seafield house near Liverpool causing an estimated 400000 dollars in fire losses. Police stated the act was connected to ongoing suffrage protests. The blaze drew quick emergency response and investigations continue.
Wichita Falls Sept 23 The Katy hearing resumed with President Schaff as the principal witness. He refused to answer a number of questions put by Assistant Attorney General Nickels amid the proceedings.
Conferees evolve a plan to avoid a foreign trade war and assure continued relations with other nations until new treaties can be arranged. Bankers support the president's stance.
A Senate Banking Committee hearing saw Senators Reed Hitchcock and Bristow push a full revision of the Administration currency bill. They urged eliminating regional reserve banks in favor of government issued currency to individual banks. Separately, a tariff conference discussed a four month extension of existing trade rules while new treaties are negotiated with other nations.
President Wilson traveled to Princeton to cast a ballot for Lieutenant Governor Fielder who is opposing Frank Katzenbach for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New Jersey.
A steady flow of bankers from across the country is informing President Wilson and his Cabinet of bankers' real sentiment on the currency bill. Their backing helps Wilson hold the Senate in line and persuades opponents that a postponement fight is lost.
Washington officials and Senate leaders plan a joint resolution to extend existing trade relations with all nations for four months after the new tariff law takes effect. The measure aims to prevent immediate penalties as the United States renegotiates treaties under President Wilson. State Department officials briefed Senator Simmons on the risk of foreign countries restoring higher duties once Taft era proclamations lapse.
The Hen dricks Carter union revival began in a tent Monday night with a strong crowd despite blustery wind. The sermon, titled The Wealth of the Christian, argued riches belong to believers. Daily services are set for 10 am and 7 30 pm, with strong early interest reported Tuesday.
Shortening priced at 30 cents per can with an item listed as Crisco. The note mentions a price point of $1.10, indicating a two price figures in a small ad snippet.
Mayor Bates warns residents that vandalism against shade trees and shrubbery will be punished in city court. He cites frequent complaints from citizens and urges caution to deter needless destruction of planted trees along sidewalks.
In the American League Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 to 1 and Cleveland prevailed 5 to 4 over New York while St. Louis won 7 to 5 against Washington. Today St. Louis visits Washington Detroit faces Philadelphia Cleveland goes to New York and Chicago travels to Boston. In the National League Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 1 while Boston defeated St. Louis 5 to 1 and Brooklyn plays Pittsburgh.
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