24 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
1
The passage emphasizes that saving is foundational to success and credits cooperation with banks as essential. It argues that true success stems from financial support, urging readers to open an account based on sound banking practices.
Supporters of President Wilson backed Lieut. Gov. Fielder for governor by about 20 000 votes, winning every county except Mercer and Essex where the Smith Nixon slate prevailed. Everett Colby and Edward Stokes are the other gubernatorial nominees.
Nashville reports Speaker Stanton accused a gunman in the legislative hall and two suitcases of munitions in the Capitol office as factional tensions between regulars and fusionists peak. Fusionists hold a slight roll-call majority and plan to bring bills to the floor today.
McAlester Oklahoma September 24 Colonel William Busby notable in business and Masonic circles died here yesterday from Brights disease at his home. The respected figure contributed to local commerce and fraternal life through his public roles and community work.
Reported rebel forces appear set to advance on Monclova while all medical staff evacuates. Constitutionalists fear a major attack as General Diaz remains in France.
The entire constitutionalist army medical staff rushed from Piedras Negras to the south aboard a special train today amid reports of a general assault on Monclova. Eagles Pass dispatch notes 210 federal troops executed.
Dr. E C Shackelford, who spent six years in Santa Rosalia, says Villa is alive and heads 2000 rebels at Las Palomas and Juarez. He recounts Villa offering to spare him if he left Mexico within a day after capture and shot. Refugees report deplorable conditions in Chihuahua and Shackelford notes Villa’s troops killed 270 Federals.
Chester H. Terrell, a gubernatorial candidate, announces he will not withdraw or submit to caucus. He states his nomination will be decided in the Democratic primaries next July, and condemns a reported Austin movement to push another candidate.
Biarritz France September 24 General Porfirio Diaz arrived back here after rumors he had sailed for Mexico and that he had looked on as his daughter embarked for Vera Cruz were proved false.
The case went to the jury at 10:50 Tuesday night and returned a verdict early Wednesday morning. Arthur Franks pleaded guilty to assault.
In State vs. Dr W H Swearingen a jury found him not guilty of arson in connection with the destruction of his Congress Avenue home. Judge Spencer presided, with Isaak Bellar as foreman. The trial follows two hung juries and lengthy proceedings.
Albany Sept 24 The court votes 49 to 7 to delay ruling on including the money articles in the Sulzer impeachment until all testimony is in Governor Sulzer files a general denial to the impeachment charges Eugene Lamb Richards accuses Sulzer of seeking money over votes and notes a bar open to large contributions Secretary Mitchell May is sworn as the first witness as the trial begins to take testimony and focus shifts to campaign funds and Wall Street use of the money
A brief weather note records a temperature spread from 66 degrees to 8 8. The data point is a compact one off readers' temperature update with no context on location or period.
The impeachment court defers a ruling on the defense motion. A final decision will not come until all testimony is complete as the vote stands 47 to 9 to follow this procedure. Richards scores Sulzer.
Forest fires across Northern California caused over 1 million dollars in damage as 600 firefighters battled the flames across several sections near San Francisco on September 24.
Boston report notes Augustus P. Gardiner won the Republican gubernatorial nomination in yesterday's primaries. Everett C. Benton, David I. Walsh, and Charles S. Bird contested other party nominations with Walsh and Bird winning Democratic and Progressive slots respectively without opposition.
State v L H Williams heard in Aubrey with Williams brought from Huntsville. He pled guilty before a jury and received a two year term in the penitentiary for burglary of H Ross Edwards dry goods store. A second Williams burglary case was expected to follow.
Twenty or more contested tariff differences linger as conferees began sessions Wednesday through Sunday.双方 conferees show cautious optimism about reaching agreement on disputed items in time for a final bill.
The House and Senate tariff conference faced twenty disputed items with a cotton futures tax as a major sticking point. President Zar Marsh of the New York Cotton Exchange addressed the panel bound to influence the outcome. Officials doubt completion before tomorrow night.
The Senate banking committee begins debate on the administration currency bill from the farmer and grain merchant perspective. Delegations urged hearings with farming communities in the South and West while Senators Reed and Bristow supported this stance.
Associated Press dispatch reports David Lamar, involved in a lobby inquiry and indicted for impersonating Congressmen in phone calls, was bound over by a U S Commissioner in Washington and admitted to an eighty three thousand dollar bail for federal action in New York.
Concord Sept 24 Governor Felker postponed a ruling in the Thaw extradition case. He gave counsel until next Monday to file supplementary briefs, delaying the decision by at least a week. Jerome and Thaw's lawyers sparred over motives, with Thaw reportedly indicted in Dutchess County for conspiracy to escape. Thaw pleaded with the governor not to return him to New York.
The will of the late Mayor Gaynor was filed for probate. It leaves his Brooklyn home and five hundred shares of Royal Baking Powder stock to his wife and the balance with no other specific bequests split two-sevenths to each of his two sons and one-seventh to each of his three daughters. The estate is valued at two million dollars.
A 17-year-old boy employed by G. W. Sparks near Mingo died after a 22 caliber target rifle discharged while he rode a plow horse. The bullet entered his thigh and likely his abdomen, causing fatal internal injuries. The accident occurred Tuesday afternoon. details of the incident remain unknown. Humble, reported as tall and recently hired, told by witnesses that his father lived in Oklahoma City and his mother in Snyder. County Judge Hoskins arranged burial at the County Farm and paid costs. the youth’s body was laid to rest there. A telegram to his father prompted the burial decision.
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