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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
5
Bandits Rob Bank President During Breakfast Shooting Son
Two gunmen held up Lawrence Sands, head of the First National Bank, demanded 20,000 while he ate breakfast. They shot Sands Jr. as he tried to call for help, then hid in the banker's house overnight and later abandoned the loot in a taxi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Lawrence Sands
First National Bank
Sands
Tec
Italian street clashes flare over racist repression
London reports say bloody fighting breaks out across Italy as repression sparks violence. Dispatches claim many wounded and three killed amid the unrest echoed by the Daily Herald and Daily Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
London
United Press
Daily Herald
Daily Express
Winter Ice Merger Announced Across 31 Cities
A merger of ice properties worth 50 million dollars spans thirty one cities in the United States and Canada. The plan is advanced by L. B. Patterson of the Hygienic Ice Co. Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Ice
United Press
Chicago
United States
Canada
L. B. Patterson
The
Hygienic Ice Co
Man Charged with Peonage Free on Bond in Texas
Brownsville report states William Stoddard Laferin a Texas land dealer in the Rio Grande Valley was freed on a 2500 bond after arraignment on peonage charges. The case centers on Wilson Alexander a war veteran paroled to Laferin while he was Livington County Michigan sheriff. Alexander had been sentenced for five years for criminal assault. American Legion officials allege harsh treatment and unpaid wages since leaving Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Brownsville
William Stoddard Laferin
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Wilson Alexander
Stoddard
Livington County
Michigan
Alexander
American Legion
Becks as Attorney General contenders emerge in Washington
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur and Solicitor General Beck are named as leading candidates to succeed Harlan F. Stone as attorney general. Stone moves to the Supreme Court after Justice McKenna resigns. both Becks are jurists with strong records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Beck
Harlan F. Stone
Supreme Court
McKenna
California
Fiddler J F Berryhill to Broadcast from Greenville
J F Berryhill of this city, a long time fiddler, and his orchestra will broadcast a program from Greenville on Wednesday night. They have previously produced programs with much success and encouragement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.f.berryhill
Greenville
Consolidated Services Promised Great City Meeting
A major gathering of pastors and lay representatives from multiple churches plans a pre Easter series of coordinated services. Each congregation will hold local services while downtown a consolidated event unites all for a united front against evil. The Favorite endorses the effort as a forward looking community undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
America Takes Up German Payments in Paris Conference
Paris Jan 6 The American claims to a share of the German payments under the Dawes plan will be raised early tomorrow in the conference by the allied finance minister. The American delegates decided to push the issue to avoid relegation. A conference will be held tonight to outline tomorrow's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Hirst Monbay Crowd Event In Boniam
An unclear report notes a crowd gathering around Hirst Monbay in Boniam. The fragment mentions a New York connection and a person named Wes among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirst Monbay
Boniam
First Monday Traditions in Bonham Texas County Trade
The piece recounts First Monday in Bonham as a long standing Texas County seat event. It notes horse traders arriving with animals to swap, general bartering, and secondary trades on that day and subsequent Mondays, with nostalgic reflections on old-age toil and frugality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Anr
Lange
Bonham
Jinth County
Jake
Fisan
Dallas real estate figure W A Thomas heads to Paris luncheon
Dallas businessman W A Thomas, a notable real estate figure, travels from Dallas to Paris for a luncheon with business leaders. The report notes his recent tip to Washington on business interests and his local roots in Fannin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thomas
Dallas
Pag
Thomas
Washington City
Gaber
Fannin County
Bonham Couple Wed After Matrimonial Paper Match
A 66 year old Bonham area woman married a 55 year old man from North Carolina after meeting through a matrimonial paper. They arranged a license and ceremony with a preacher and jitney driver, the couple joining in a home wedding that Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunham
North Carolina
Bonham
McCormick Suit to Settle Out of Court at Gotham
A $500000 alienation suit against Cyrus Hall McCormick head of the International Harvester Co will be settled out of court. Edwin Jacobs counsel said the plaintfff claimed and McCormick attorneys denied any agreement had been reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Cyrus Hall McCormick
International Harvester Co
Edwin Jacobs
McCormick
Congress at Work on Postal Employee Bill 15
Washington report notes supporters aim to overcome President Coolidge veto with a two thirds Senate majority. Three senators who backed the president yesterday may switch sides for final passage. The Senate sustained Coolidge's veto on the 498 million postal salaries increase by 55 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United Press
Washington
Coolidge
Whitehouse
Senate Today
Mussolini Forms Undivided Cabinet in Rome
In Rome on January 6 Premier Mussolini presented an undivided Fascist cabinet with King Emanuel approving three racist ministerial appointments replacing Liberals. The regime promised to clean up politics, and the period passed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rome
Mussolini
Emanuel
Bill to compensate livestock owners over cattle disease losses
In Austin on January 6 a bill to compensate state livestock owners for losses from the cattle disease outbreak was announced. Senator Charles Murph is expected to sponsor the measure, with J E Boogs S.1 backing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
J E. Boogs
Governor elect Miriam Ferguson Reveals Appointment List
Temple January 6 A partial list of appointments for state offices was announced by Governor elect Miriam Ferguson effective at her January 20 inauguration. Includes Health Officer U O Sappington Galveston Board of Pardons chair W P Sebastia Breckenridge and member J N Aldridge Gilmer. Board of Control Roy J Tennant Temple. Prison Commissioner W R Dulany. Fire Marshal J J Timmins. Tax Commissioner Edward Edwards Clarksville. Attorney General Court of Criminal Appeals Sat Jn Stinson Greenville. Board of Teacher Normass A Netot Plois Lew. Dental Board W Der Hout J C Johnson. and others to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Temple
Miriam Ferguson
Cnmaurstener
Turner
Flaubby Wace
W. R Dulany
Luste
J J. Timmins
aAusti
Edward Edwards
Clarksville Stoo
Texas Leng Bistange Brien Given Bivgrce Fort Math
A fragmentary notice from Texas on January 6 reports Judge Hy Lattimore presiding over a ceremony involving a 19 year old bride and a missing husband. The text mentions Horace Keller and a Seattle connection with unclear dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hy Lattimore
Mars
Mark May
Wiilin
Horace Keller
Seattle
Worth
1924 Model and 1924 Touring Cars For Sale
Advertising copy offers a 1924 Model Roadster with new tires in good order and priced low. a 1924 Touring runs well with new tires listed at 315 dollars. a 1923 Touring is a bargain at 185 dollars. The ad notes both cars are available at the store and mentions grocery delivery accents.
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