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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1908
Page
5
The Linion Conference directs its committee to proceed with a harmony move. It sets a clear mandate for ongoing actions and coordination among member groups. The directive emphasizes unified effort and timely steps toward the agreed plan.
The Tex union conference met Thursday night to consider Mr Pyle's proposal but did not produce a public decision. The five member committee may still act to harmonize union elements though no final result was announced. Litigation from union troubles continues with a court hearing set for today in the Fourteenth District Court.
Two petitions, one for women and one for men, are at the attorney’s office in Los Angeles awaiting signatures from supporters who want Caleb Powers pardoned. Powers is imprisoned on a charge of complicity in the murder of William Gobel of Kentucky.
The sheriff’s office announces extended reform laws will close all cigar and soda water stands on Sundays. The measures add to Sunday golf bans and forbidding social cards at clubs and hotels. The district court opens Monday morning as "The Big Neige" appears in court circles. Our winter goods move to strike tents and seek summer quarters, Ware’s advertises.
The special message calls for immediate reenactment of employer liability law limited to constitutionally applicable cases, stronger provisions, and a government compensation plan for injured workers. It warns abuse of injunctions in labor disputes risks citizen revolt unless legal remedies and wage earner protections are enacted.
The speaker calls for stronger federal control over interstate railways and common carriers, including I C C oversight of rates and practices and authority to value a railroad's physical assets. He condemns stock market gambling and cites Standard Oil and Santa Fe cases to argue for transparent action against wealth-driven wrongdoing.
Mrs. J. F. Mayo of North Center Street narrowly escaped serious burns when her skirt ignited near a stove in the family room at about 11 am. The flames were extinguished quickly but her back and hands suffered burns though not deemed life threatening.
The body of the late Mrs. Morrison was transported today to Trenton by the M. K. and T. for burial. A fresh shipment of Bishop's assorted preserves was just received at W. J. Morrows.
Oil expert C. K. Brown of Ohio presented fifty seven leases to the county clerk for filing. He previously visited last summer and took many leases. He asserts oil may be found in this county, with most leases on land around Ravenna Indiana along Red River.
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