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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
6
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United Press reports the Paris reparations talks overshadowed by debt disputes. Allies seek clear terms while the United States stresses urgency, with open discussion reportedly barred as representatives discuss what is owed and how to proceed at the conference.
Fragmentary OCR notes an event labeled SIN RT with injuries and a reference to number seven and five heaps, but details are incomplete and no clear names, places, or dates are readable.
In Austin on January 8 the first phase of a writ of error case heard by special jurists begins. Judges Ward of Houston Jeinl berg of Dallas and Bre Galveston seat with Chief Justice Curdton to preside after regular judges disqualified. The dispute centers on the World chapter Paso and involves three women and several men.
T G Irick is reported dead this week with family in this city and Denison noting his sudden passing. Local social items include visits by Jester Roger and Bill Beanbotte, Lorene Spillers and Golda Hopkins circle with Fay Spillers, and Lucile Camph Lamasco staying Monday with Stone. A school play is planned for Saturday night at the very schoolhouse with all invited.
A Bonham group plans a by road trip to a farm east of Elwood Ferry after a lively gathering. The roastmaster teased B L Adams for his eating, oatsman ways, and Ed Brent the high sheriff joined in. The party stayed in good humor until about 10 p m.
Five people were injured when four Soo Line cars jumped the track and rolled down a steep embankment at Escanaba near Gross, Michigan. A broken switch caused the wreck, but no serious injuries were reported.
Chicago attorney Aarne Sapire says he will file suit for one million dollars against Henry Ford unless Ford retracts statements in the Dearborn Independent. Sapire claims Ford’s remarks were intended to disrupt his participation in the movement and were published through Sapire’s filing.
Secretary Hughes told Representative Butler that Britain views raised turret guns on capital ships as violating the Washington arms treaty in spirit though Japan does not consider it a violation.
In Washington City on January 8 a resolution by the National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Marketing Association condemned Henry Ford for attacks on cooperative leaders as ignorant and prejudiced. The report notes Russell and family from San Angelo returning home after holidays and Bob from Bonham recovering from flu during the visit.
Madison Wisconsin January 8. Romantic illusions of Frances Bernard chemist led to a tragedy that killed him and nearly killed Lora Palmer a French instructor at Wisconsin University the girl’s mother said Bernard wanted to marry her but was never encouraged Miss Palmer was shot Sunday.
United Press reports a merger between the Daniel Ripley Co and the Lykes Bros Steamship Co, two large Gulf coast firms. The presidential approval creates joint offices to be set up in Galveston.
Henry Berlin acquires Entler Airplan plas located at Wahelmshaven in a strategic move. Industry observers note the impact on regional aviation markets and possible future collaborations.
Ford Motor Company officials in Detroit deny a reported claim that Henry Ford purchased plants at Wilhelmshaven. Barnett McAnnau is mentioned in early talks with the firm and Henry Barnet McAnnau is described as very sick, with friends learning of his health decline.
Trinity University faculty adopts resolution banning students from attending night dances to protect daytime study after poor first semester grades. President Burma says students cannot attend dances at night and do work during the day.
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the women’s dormitory at Southwestern University Georgetown Texas at 4 a.m. today. The fourth floor gymnasium area was in flames when found. About 200 coeds evacuated with no injuries. property loss estimated at 300000. An exit committee planned housing and rebuilding meetings were scheduled for tonight.
A massive bond offering valued at 125 million dollars was announced for the American Telephone and Telegraph company, touted as the nation’s largest billion dollar public corporation. The issue priced at 05 yielding 5.30 percent. Two airmen died in a crash near a flying field while another crew member survived the incident.
Atlanta Jan 8 The appointment of John W Shock of Idaho as warden of the Federal Penitentiary at Atlanta Ga was announced today The item notes trade in Bonham and adds a brief clause about satisfaction of a trade
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