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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1908
Page
9
The Linion Conference directs the committee to proceed with the Harmony Move, asserting plenary authority to implement the plan. The action signals coordination among allied groups and sets timelines for subsequent steps.
A Texas unions conference in Fort Worth adjourned without agreeing on Mr Pyle's proposed reception. The meeting aimed to halt ongoing litigation, but the outcome remained unpublished as leaders dispersed to their cities. A court session in the Fourteenth District is set for today regarding the union dispute.
Two petitions one for women and one for men await signatures at an Los Angeles attorney’s office to seek the pardon of Caleb Powers who is imprisoned on a murder complicity charge in the Kil Kentucky case involving William Gobel.
The Birmingham area will see Sunday closures extended to all cigar and soda water stands along with bans on Sunday golf and social cards at clubs and hotels. The district court opens Monday, and local merchants advertise winter goods in moving sales as they seek summer quarters.
The speaker urges immediate re enactment of the employers liability law with narrowed scope and stronger provisions. He calls for a comprehensive government compensation act for injured workers and action to curb abuse of injunctions in labor disputes, warning of rising indignation and potential revolt against the process.
The speaker calls for stronger federal control over railroads and common carriers, empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to act on rate cases and to value physical assets. He argues for measures against stock watering and market cornering, cites Standard Oil and Santa Fe Railway convictions, and condemns wealth-driven attacks on property laws.
The hose wagon of the Fire Department, recently in the shop for repairs, is back at home. An ordinary farm wagon was used during the repair period to fulfill service needs.
The remains of the late Mrs Morrison were today sent to Trenton for burial via the M. K. & 7. line. Also noted is a fresh shipment of Bishop's preserves received at W. J. Morrows.
This morning about 11 o clock Mrs J F Mayo of North Center Street nearly suffered serious burns when her skirt ignited while she stood at a heating stove in the family room. The flames burned her back and hands as she and others smothered the fire, though injuries were not deemed serious.
C. K. Brown an Ohio oil expert filed fifty seven oil leases with the county clerk. He previously visited last summer and took many leases. He asserts oil prospects are evident in the county with lands around Ravenna and along Red River included in the filings.
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