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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
5
Sparse readable lines reference a Tuesday date and a reporter or writer context. The text is incomplete with unclear names or places, but conveys a planned activity or meeting and a timeframe.
The city breaks ground on two new municipal structures on school lots to serve city needs and community interest. The Favorite supports the progress and urges attendance at the revived Fannin County Fair, urging residents to bring friends to witness county advancement during fair week.
George Gill, 23, a law student at Ivolt University, pleaded guilty in district court to manslaughter in the death of Robert Read, 21, found dead June 10 in a swimming pool. Read had been a Centenary College football student. The murder charge against Mrs. Gill was reportedly not pursued. Sentence to be imposed this afternoon.
United Press report from Washington July 24 states the prohibition forces begin reorganizing after an autom session with Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrew. The dry force leadership aims to plan a new structure and solidify control.
Dodd City and Bonham closed a three game set Thursday afternoon at Rather Field after an initial two game frame. Umpire Tom Cunningham presided as Dodd City batters Seals and Taylor faced Bonham's Deering Malone and Cole.
Partly cloudy in eastern parts with overcast skies in the west. Showers forecast in the extreme western area with cooler temperatures ahead.
A young man calling himself Reber Scott visited Mrs Capet Manley at 4 AM asking to contact his father Thomas Scott of Windsor Ontario. He claimed urgent port portal messages and tearful remarks followed as authorities noted a prior disappearance and a later report of Russell Scott being reprieved.
Russell Scott proclaims he is sane and refuses to admit insanity during custody bid, stating he would rather die than be sent to an asylum. He insists there will be no attempt to prove he is insane.
Police in Port Huron investigated a report by Mrs. Manely that a young man identifying himself as Robert Scott entered her home early this morning. Officers checked neighbors and duty officers but found no corroboration. The story links to Mrs. Manely, a social worker known for prior legal actions against the police department.
Ocean City Maryland July 24 A reorganization of Federal prohibition sources is urged to end the national scandal revealed by a secret administration investigation Representative John Philipp Till of Maryland and leader of the wet block in Congress charged in a recent United Press interview. He noted Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced city agents would be dismissed around August.
London reports reveal the British House of Commons uses substantial funds yearly to maintain air quality and cooling. Jets of cold water and purified Thames air refresh the chamber, while two Gothic towers previously vented drafts now rely on electric fans and oxygen-boosting pumps.
The game featured fast fielding by both clubs and a homer by Zatule after a doubled by R. Smith. Clark and Battle led the batters with solid hitting and timely plays. Schilling struggled on the mound as Ector took the opener in a low scoring win.
Roane Coal mine near Rockwood Tennessee reports ten miners entombed after an explosion. Only two mangled bodies recovered, rescue efforts hindered by ongoing fire, with no hope of survival for the trapped workers. Russell Scott fights new insanity defense as the governor denies clemency and Judge Davis grants indefinite stay of execution.
The Texas Power and Light Co. announced plans to extend lines into South Texas after purchasing Bastrop, Lockhart, and San Marcos plants to connect with transmission lines at Taylor. Sioux Billhead.
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