27 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
1
We invite you to compare prices with other towns and prove that Denton offers equal or better value. Traveling salesmen and former residents report comfort with our goods and bargains, and local merchants claim quality goods at regular Denton prices.
Dallas Texas September 27 Judge Barry Miller will ask the next Legislature to abolish his district court once it has disposed of the Criminal business it was created to handle and one court can attend to it.
In Wichita Falls on September 27 Associated Press reports premiums offered for cotton picking. Members of the Home Missionary Society of a Methodist church worked in the fields earning 30 dollars in two days as farmers offer bonuses.
In Amarillo on September 27 the Sneed murder case opened with an argument that many expect bail will be granted, regardless of amount, and hundreds express willingness to sign. No firearms found. Witnesses included bodyguard Blanton and pastor Robinson.
Associated Press dispatch from Amarillo reports the trial of Sneed for the killing of Al Boyce in Clarendon is planned after the Fort Worth trial.
The earliest frost of record hit Amarillo and Clarendon in Texas yesterday morning. Minor damage reported from Hobart Lawton and other Western Oklahoma points.
Paris reports the first ever review of a complete aeroplane armada. Seventy two French flying machines with pilots observers and motor trucks took part in the public display in the capital this morning.
American ranchman says federal troops permit rebels to raid his ranches near Casas Grandes after dances. Bark Look, son of a ranch owner, travels from Juarez to report that rebels raid without molestation following social events.
The CIA Eclipse shattered prior marks Friday morning leading in total lactation count with a 76 ahead of the previous best, signaling strong performance from the team.
Registration on Friday morning reached 401 students, 105 more than the same date last year. Projections put total enrollment for the session possibly exceeding 500 with early classes well underway and most students already at work.
Dallas news reports Jose Holguin owner of a shooting gallery on Elm Street fired a 22 caliber bullet that struck his wife in the eyes as she held a target in her mouth. The injuries required the removal of both eyes to prevent further complications.
One hundred Sherman business men sign an agreement to pick cotton at 4 p.m. daily for six days to assist local farmers in the harvest.
W M Trammell a dairyman was convicted yesterday of selling watered milk in Fort Worth and fined $25. The case was part of actions filed by Hoffman and Browder of the Pure Food department.
Tonight and Saturday expect generally fair skies with light winds. No precipitation is anticipated across Devton and surrounding areas. Temperature patterns remain mild with comfortable evening and daytime conditions.
The segment lists bank officers including W. T. Johnson as President A. D. Turner as 1st Vice President L. H. Schweer as Vice President H. F. Schweer as Cashier WF. Woodward as Assistant Cashier and Jack Christal as Assistant Cashier Directors include W. T. Johnson L. H. Schweer and H. F. Schweer Jack Christal
The trial of E. L. Tatum, charged with stealing a horse from the Light ranch near Pilot Point, ended with a seven year sentence after Tatum defended himself. The jury failed to reach a verdict in earlier hung jury cases, leading to a mistrial. Also noted were two year penitentiary sentences for Schleinatt and other criminal docket items scheduled for Venice cases next week.
About 300 textile operatives in Lawrence Massachusetts struck to protest the imprisonment of Joseph Ettor and Arturo Giovannito. The protest closed several mills and left more than 10 000 workers temporarily idle with no major disturbances.
J. C. Adams arrested in a one year pursuit over the $320,000 New Westminster bank robbery. He is identified as the man who clubbed a Chicago detective and escaped. His supposed wife Jeannette Little was arrested in Edwardsville Illinois posing as crippled with crutches.
The Clapp Senate committee will convene in Washington next week to investigate campaign contributions. Roosevelt is expected to testify regarding alleged Standard Oil funding to his 1904 campaign and responding to the Penrose Archbod statements.
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