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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
1
United Press reports the Dean Ono tiva Co stock and grain brokers failed at the Chicago Stock Exchange. Chicago Title Trust Co named receiver with total liabilities estimated at 20 million plus.
The Dean Cratavia Co. stock and grain brokers are suspended from the New York and cotton exchanges after the Chicago exchange took action. A bankruptcy petition was filed in the Federal court.
Six Maryknoll sisters arrived from Wuchow aboard a British ship and are being transferred to the American destroyer Sampson. Reports say 900 Maryknoll workers went on strike and Chinese attendants at the government hospital joined them.
In Corpus Charilty three persons die when an automobile crashes into a telephone pole after leaving a dance at midnight. The victims are Mr and Mrs Roy Pridgen and Gilbert Brooks. Two others are seriously hurt.
Paris July 8 The French cabinet after a debate on debts led by Foreign Minister Briand approved sending a French mission to the United States this summer to arrange funding for France’s war debt to America. The chamber later approved Caillaux’s budget by 420 to 69.
Houston reports the British schooner Agnes Louise was captured in the Gulf of Mexico near Delta Light early Friday. The National Revenue Cutter Comanche towed the prize after live shots were fired and the cargo listed 1,400 cases of whiskey and 6,500 gallons of alcohol.
Osaka report says the Japanese government will back a new oil company to operate Saghalien concessions with a 750 million yen government stake of a total 10 million yen capitalization. Admiral Nakahara to lead, with profits split 34 percent to government and shareholders. Shares offered publicly. articles go to Moscow for Soviet approval.
Washington July 7 United Press a large mobilization plan marks July 4 as a national defense test. Regular army national guardsmen reserves and citizen volunteers will sign muster rolls and form hypothetical units while governors resist mobilization in several states. The War Department aims to educate citizens on wartime duties and production under a mock war economy with dummy orders and reports issued from Washington.
A young girl showcases boldness by leaping into action, challenging assumptions that she is timid. Her spirited display highlights resilience and self assurance in a public setting.
A seventh quake struck Santa Barbara at 8 30 am injuring twelve workers and suspension bridges staff. Rescue squads recovered Charles Knudson from a rooming house wreck as authorities police the ruined districts with the death toll now at fourteen.
In Chicago on July 3 attorneys for John T. Scopes announced plans to file an injunction bill to move the case from Payton to Federal court for the alleged violation of Tennessee's anti evolution law. Clarence Darrow, representing Scopes, made the disclosure.
Radiogram from Zenith reports Commander Donald MacMillan and the U S Navy MackMillan expedition have arrived at Battle Harbor Labrador aboard the flagship Pears. The party has completed the voyage and awaits further orders in the Labrador region.
W F Sherer from Ivanhoe brought a load of watermelons to Bonham market on July 8. He described his method, noting rich land, fertilizer, and hard work as keys to early fruit.
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Dallas telegram says former Texas attorney general R V Davidson died this morning after a lengthy illness. He served as attorney general from 1905 to 1910 and was an unsuccessful candidate for governor. He was 71 years old.
R. V. Davidson served as an attorney general figure noted for high character. He prosecuted the Waters-Pierce Oil Co for alleged Texas anti-trust law violations, resulting in a state treasury settlement reported at about 1.75 million dollars. The description mentions a wheelbarrow load of currency in varied denominations.
Partly cloudy conditions with showers spread across the gulf coast area. Residents are advised to remain in their home towns as forecasts call for cautious travel and local disruptions possible.
Frank and Lorenzo Noel, Dallas Negroes, were executed in Huntsville early today for slaying Larry Milstead and Ryan Adkins and assaulting two women in Dallas weeks earlier. Frank Noel confessed to killing Milstead and assaulting Mrs. Mabel Berry. Lorenzo Noel confessed to killing Adkins and assaulting Mrs. Mary Steer. The confessions matched earlier statements to Dallas officers.
A heated Texas Bar gathering in Austin sparked a row as W G Wear of Hillsboro proposed a resolution condemning the liberal use of pardoning power after former Governor Ferguson Yuere alleged lawyers violate liquor laws without punishment. The ruling committee barred the topic as a controversial political subject.
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