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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1925
Page
7
Polar Expedition Ready for Arctic Departure Amid News
Commander's orders direct two ships of the solar expedition to prepare for departure from Utah. The mission aims to reach the Arctic within days. William J. Goodman of Tulsa, former National Guard officer, is sentenced to five years for manslaughter in the Swinney case. An appeal notice is filed as Joe Brown faces further charges and a trial date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nited Press
Washington
MacMillan
Nes
Nis Solar
Utah
Arctic
Wy United Press
Dallas
Wiliam JT. Goodman
Tulsa
Okla
National Guard
Charles Swinney
Sfovelock
Goodman
Joe Brown
World's Largest Banjo Unveiled in San Jose California
The west known banjo has just been completed here with a 52 inch bass drum head. Roy Kearn built a ten foot long instrument, surpassing the previous ten feet three inch record. The neck houses eight men long pegs and a one inch diameter at the smallest point. Piano wires serve as strings and play requires the whole hand instead of a single finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praga San Josh
Calif
Roy Kearn
Benny Leonard Denies Return To Ring After Retirement
Lightweight champion Benny Leonard rejected manager’s claim of a comeback. He stated he had no intention of returning to the ring and would remain retired, per United Press dispatch from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Auto
Benny Teonard
Lee Eh
Yale Library Receives Nathan Hale Diary Collection
United Press reports Yale University Library receiving Nathan Hale material less an itemized diary. The manuscript records Hale’s accounts for his men and details events before his execution, with note of donations from Mrs. Edward Starnes of New York and mention of Hale memorabilia in the Yale collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Nathan Hale
Edward Starkness
New York
Ds Hale
Neal
Rates postponed by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered suspended until September 22 the proposed individual and joint rates for transporting iron and steel in exrland lots from Birmingham Alabama to South Texas points. The investigation of the proposed rate change was incomplete and was stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
In ‘State Commerce Commission
Imingham
Alabama
Texas
Fugitive Kidnapper Arrested After Oregon Escape
Toms ay Murray, a fugitive kidnapping suspect and murderer, was arrested in Centralia Washington after tips from a trusted acquaintance. In Urbana Ohio, a Pennsylvania passenger train derailed when a broken rail sent a day coach and four Pullmans off the tracks injuring thirteen, with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Portland
Ores
Tomsay Murray
Centralia
Washington
Urbana
Conach
Pennsylvania
Arrest Report Confused By Mixed OCR Fragments
A garbled OCR passage reports an arrest tied to a suspect named Claude and a Chicago dateline. The text includes stray phrases about being arrested on suspicion, a prison belt, and unclear details about a return to life or sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arod Pa Cihcago
Aus
Claude Vecves
Deterfives
Nice Town
Sen
Sudden Storms Said to Trigger Insanity in Hospital Death
London reports Captain J Muir of the Royal Naval Hospital linked barometric pressure shifts to impulsive acts and a patient’s jump to death during a recent storm. Inquest verdict: death by own action while temporarily insane. The story also notes a separate early reading talent for Thomas Macauley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
J. Muir
Royal Naval Hospital
Tasker
Hopital
Capt. Muir
Muir
32nd Artillery Returns From State Encampment Duties
Captain Lawrence Denton and the 32nd artillery unit stationed at Louham returned from Camp Stanly today after extensive drilling. The article notes the unit’s return and hints at an upcoming interview once the men rest Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Denton
P2nd
Louham
Camp Stanly
Cao Nbe
Inveathes Clerk Clocks Small Change Before Wind Up
An inventive device uses a clerk mechanism requiring a small coin drop to operate. The contraption winds after inserting the change, signaling a functional ready state.
Plea to America to join League and assure peace
Williamstown Mass August 22 a plea to the United States to join the League of Nations was made by William FE Rappard of Geneva at the Institute of Politics. He said Russia is hostile to the league and Germany plays hide and seek with it while Italy, Hungary and Japan complicate prospects for peace by reluctance and policies. He urged America to act to avert war and promote justice through League participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
League of Nations
Institute of Politic Do
William FE. Rappard
Geneva
League
Russa
Europe
Germany
Dir Rappard
Haly
Japan
Latte
Irene
Italy
Bascom
Ameria
Magee Trouble In New Mexico With Strong Arm Charges
Across New Mexico authorities clamp down on Magee amid alleged bank irregularities. Henry Stone a Northern Minnesota civic service leader faces multiple charges as the region reports bank shortages totaling about 210 million in two state banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
New Mexico
THE
LAW
United Press
SP. Paul
Henry Stone
Minnesota
Nation debates army funding amid defense act aims
In Swampscott Senator James Wadsworth warned that the National Defense Act cannot be fulfilled if army appropriations are cut this winter. He urged against budget bureau recommendations for large reductions, saying efficiency would suffer. In Las Vegas New Mexico the coroner's inquest into John Lassater's death may affect charges against editor Carl McGee for the accidental shooting, with MaGee facing possible manslaughter if deemed responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Swampscott
Congress
James Wadsworth
New York
Coolidge
Budget Bureau
Wadsworth
MaCee Severely Injured After Hotel Shooting Incident
Carl MaGee of New Mexico, editor, fired in a hotel fight injuring D J Leahy and killing John Lassater along with two state employees. MaCee is reported more seriously hurt than initial checks suggested as coroner's inquest proceeds this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaCee
Carl MaGee
New Mexico
John Lassater
D. J. Leahy
France to Build Wide High-Tension Power Line Network
A national plan to establish an extensive system of high tension electric power lines across France is announced, aiming to improve energy distribution. The project involves new transmission corridors and coordination with regional grids to bolster reliability and capacity.
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France
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New York University Medical College
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