04 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1927
Page
1
Moody signs bill placing motor bus lines under Railroad Commission to set rates rules and regulations effective June 14. The commission gains power to require routes to extend and to prohibit operation without a certificate of public necessity and convenience.
The Dramatic Club of Gober High presented Old Oaken Buckett to a full house at the high school building. The performance drew cheers and tears with actors praised for their strong work. Nearly $50 was raised, and nearby communities urged another staging.
Longview hosts the East Texas Chamber of Commerce regional meeting on April 7 with a 1,000 attendance goal and a banquet for 600. Notable speakers include Mrs. J. Lewis Thompson who will discuss The Ideal Community, plus O. A. Ernest of the Santa Fe Railway on agriculture and industry ties in East Texas.
Commander de Pinedo took off from Medina Lake but returned due to low clouds. After circling the area he reattempted and resumed the flight at 8 45 with no further trouble once he cleared surrounding mountains and regained visibility.
Near Alamo City San Antonio April 4 the giant mono seaplane piloted by Commander Francesco de Pinedo finally rose from Medina Lake at 8 03 am after earlier failures. It headed northwest toward Lake Hall near Hot Springs New Mexico about 700 miles away as motor boats stirred artificial waves for lift. Alpine Nelms Western Union manager watches from her office dressed for Easter in a festive display.
George Ii Clap, 65, of Gainesville, was found dead at 7 oclock this morning in his berth aboard a Santa Fe train arriving from San Antonio. Officials believe death resulted from natural causes. Ottis Sinks mowed courthouse lawn today for first time this year and noted slow growth of newly planted moss and shrubs due to cool weather.
Detroit April 4 A court examination to determine Henry Ford physical condition will be demanded by Aaron Sapiro's counsel if Ford does not answer when called as a witness later this month Sapiro's lawyers said Ford, convalescing at his Dearborn home, is anxious to testify and might appear despite physicians' orders.
Austin April 4. The attorney general's department holds that a city poll tax is not required for city elections in this state. However payment of the state and county poll tax is required to vote in city elections.
Admiral Williams of the Asiatic fleet told the Navy Department that the Chinese are seeking revenge on Americans, British, and Japanese at Chungking. The report, filed from Washington, arrives as wartime tensions mount between Allied powers in Asia.
Public notice declares general election tomorrow for mayor of Bonham. It states all residents age 21 by January 1 and six months in the city may vote without poll tax, with colored residents who paid poll tax also entitled to vote amid expected heavy turnout.
A city wide program on Sunday April 3 at 11 o clock featured simultaneous services. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH displayed a Bible collection with Bonham residents owning volumes ranging from a 1793 printing to a 1682 edition. The event included a junior church concert and a sermon focused on Isaiah and the unity of God.
In a community update, local churches consider a makeover plan as part of a broader renovation effort. Leaders discuss funding, timing, and impact on services amid ongoing efforts to refresh facilities.
Denison preacher Dr J S Hodges phoned Rev W F Kerby to announce he will speak tonight at the U S Presbyterian church services. The public is invited to attend.
Government says boll weevil presence remains high in the South. A USDA report notes milder winter temperatures allowed higher survival, with expected greater infestation in the coming season.
A concise report notes power dynamics and public voices shaping policy in a changing era, highlighting key figures and institutions guiding decisions and debate across communities.
Adam Mason, a laborer, awoke to two guns through a window and saw hijackers demand his money. They ordered him to throw his pants out the window, and after a tense moment they tossed back his $24.00 plus the pants.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim foreigners are safe from attack by Chinese forces. Mentions Japan sailors Hangkow looting and uncertain details about a harbor or AP notices. Content is unclear and partially garbled.
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