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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
3
Dallas and Texas Politics Roundup Amid Local Tragedies
Wright Mo Houston attorney to run in the Dallas meeting today. Texas A M degrees conferred. Democrat and Republican Congressmen feud in a 19 to 5 game. Joan Dake killed near Bartlettsville Oklahoma. John M Cobb dies in his car. German measles waning in Dallas with 46 cases last week. Grapevine Baptists celebrate 63rd home coming with 600 attendees. Uncle Zeb Jenkins delivers church history. Chicago Mayor urges hiring one-dollar workers amid cuts. Borger Bank indicted for accepting deposits while failing. bank closed last January. Half a million pounds of 12 month wool offered in Sonora Texas area. Tyler Fire Department rescues man from gas well. Dallas police to lose about 19 officers for hush money. Two lawyers implicated. City inquiry ongoing. Governor asks highway commission to stop Weatherford Strawn cut off. Florence Rodgers seeks Congress seat opposing Hatton Sumners. Rodgers campaigns on 800% patriotism and repeal of the 18th Amendment.
Fannin Co 4-H Club to Take August Highland cattle trip
Twenty six Northeast Texas 4-H club boys will receive a free August trip to the Texas Highlands to study beef cattle with the Dallas Times Herald and Highland Hereford Breeders Association. The group, led by M T Payne, will include vocational agricultur al students from eligible counties and depart Dallas August 8 for ranch visits and a chuck wagon dinner in Limpia canyon near Fort Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Texas Highlands
M. T. Payne
Texas A & M. College Extension Service
East Texas
Black Land
Dallas Times Herald
Texas and Pacific Railway
Highland Hereford Breeders Association
Dallas
Mr. Payne
Thomas Bower
Nash
Bowie County
Hugh Chapman
Queen City
Cass County
Joe Bryan
Frisco
Denton County
Othal H. Campbell
Midlothian
Elms County
L. T. Felty
Celeste
Fannin County
HW. L. Harding Jr
Howe
Grayson County
Jim McCormic
Gladewater
Lowe Salter
Longview
Grege
Edwin Barnes
Hallsville
Harrison County
Truitt Greer
Joan Clapp
Sulphur Springs
Hopkins County
Elbert Freeman
Robin Duncan
Greenville
Hunt County
Lawrence West
Terrell
Rt. 5
Kaufman County
Levi Philips
Pattonville
Lamar County
Garvin Creek
Marvin Creel
Jefferson
Marion County
Gaithea Lowe
Clarksville
Red River
E. C. Jones
Grand Saline
Smith County
Leon Dill
Pittsburg
Titus County
Leland Taylor
Gilmer
Upshur
Blae Bowen
Canton
van Zandt
Ruben Gunn
Limpia Canyon
Old Fort Davis
Davis Mountains
Glover Urges Missouri Postmasters to Back Hoover
General Glover exhorts Missouri postmasters to support Herbert Hoover or resign, signaling internal party pressure and potential shifts in local clerical endorsement during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glover
Migsouri
Hoover
Oklahoma Bridge Case Faces Federal Ruling and Military Zone
Federal Judge Pollock overruled Oklahoma’s motion to dismiss Red River Bridge Co. Texas bid for an injunction to prevent toll-bridge interference. Governor Murray announced a military zone will be re-established and patrolled at the Oklahoma approach to the free bridge between Durant and Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas
City
Pollock
Oklahoma
Red River Bridge Co
Texas
Denison-Durant Toll Bridge
Oklahoma City
Red River
Durant
Denison
Murray
State Capitol
Anti is Running Proa Stiff Race in North Carolina
Charlotte NC June 6 with 31 precincts reporting Senator Cameron Morrison dry leads early in the statewide senatorial primary. Five candidates competed and a runoff is assured for July 2 with Robert Reynolds opposing him as anti-prohibitionist candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti
Old North Carolina
Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Robert R. Reynold
Cameron Morrison
Governor Sterling to Open Re election Campaign in Waco
Ernest Alexander, campaign manager, announced the governor would launch his bid for re election at a Waco rally Saturday night after a meeting of Sterling supporters. Mrs Miriam Ferguson also started her campaign in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Ernest Alexander
Sterling
Waco
Miriam A. Ferguson
Hilton Howell
McLennan
Myron
Blalock
Sterling Speakers’ Bureau
Texas
Counter Revolution Breaks Out in Southern Chile
In Santiago on June 6 a counter revolution against the socialist regime began in southern Chile. Garrisons at Concepcion and Valparaiso reportedly joined the movement. Officials of the new government doubt the revolt is serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Santiago
Chile
Conception
Yalcahuano
Government Deficit Tops 2.7 Billion With 27 Days Left
Washington reports a deficit of 2,707,732,673 dollars on June 3 with 27 days remaining in fiscal 1932. Receipts lagged by about 900 million dollars from the prior year while outlays exceeded last year by 700 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Plan Frustrated to Take Life of Italy's Ruler
Rome report says a 25 year old Italian, Angelo Sbardeliotto, armed with a pistol and two bombs, was arrested near Palazzo Venezia while planning to assassinate Premier Mussolini during Garibaldi anniversary events. A forged Swiss passport under Angelo Gabini was found, linking him to the Justice and Liberty group. He claimed the bombs were for the attack and the pistol for suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Sli Duce
Palazzio Venezia
Garibaldi
Angelo Sbardeliotto
Angelo Gabini
Justice and Liberty
Mussolini
Harvest of Wheat and Oats Under Way Across Texas
Wheat and oats harvest is underway across Texas with 80 to 90 percent of grain south of the Panhandle shocked. Prices vary by region from 35 to 40 cents for wheat and 10 to 18 cents for barley and oats. Farmers revert to older methods, most grain handled by horse or mule power, and threshermen charge about 4 cents per bushel. Yields run 14 to 24 bushels per acre for wheat and 35 to 40 for oats, but farmers’ share is not expected to be large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Panhandle
Sherman
Star-Telegram
Frederick
Okla
Weather forecast for Texas with scattered showers
Temperature over 24 hours ends at 7 am today with a high near 91 and a low around 64. East Texas sees partly cloudy skies with possible showers in central and northwest areas. West Texas also partly cloudy with possible showers in the Panhandle and far southeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
Rain and Rations cannot halt bonus cash drive
In Washington on June 6 rain and slim rations failed to dampen this capital protest by the bonus coeditionary force seeking immediate cash payment of service certificates. More than 2,500 are present and police guard office buildings as extra officers patrol to limit callers. The House plans a 2 billion dollar payout vote next Monday. Patman says no suspension of rules is planned to speed it. Police predict about 4,000 people may remain in the city tomorrow with limited food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Patman
Methodist Revival Ends With Pleasing Returns
The First Methodist church revival closed Sunday night after several days of services. Pastor Rev. Huffstutter preached on modern evils including gambling and card playing for prizes. Rev. Blackburn of Leonard led the youth work and song service, drawing many attendees from rural areas and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Huffstutter
Mr. Blackburn
Leonard
Backburn
Bro
Cotton Market Prices Show Decline
NEW ORLEANS June 5 The past week in the cotton market featured very active trading but declined to the lowest price levels of the season and the lowest since 1897 July contracts fell to 5 cents a pound. Middling spots quoted 5.05 cents on Wednesday with interior markets dropping below 5 cents, and the lowest official price since futures trading began was 4.73 cents in 1897. Prices rallied after the low, and the weekly net decline was 22 points or about $1 per bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Shaddiers
Earthquake Claims Deaths and Injuries in California
Mrs. Walter McCutcheon was killed and three others were injured in an earthquake that was felt from Eureka to San Francisco and Klamath Falls Oregon. Eureka reports chimney and water main damage and telegraph and telephone disruption. residents compare the quake to 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Calif
Walter McCutcheon
Klamath Falls
Oregon
San Francisco
Germans May Call Back Kaiser or Some Hohenzollerns to Throne
Lord Rothermere of the Daily Mail telephoned from Berlin predicting the Hohenzollerns would again occupy the German throne within eight months. He said the restoration would be peaceful and welcome to the German people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
London
Lord Rothermere
Daily Mail
Berlin
Germany
June Term of District Court Opens in Bonham
The June term began in Bonham with Judge Blackburn presiding at 10 o clock. The grand jury, led by foreman O B Fincher, was seated with riding bailiffs named from Precincts 1 through 8. The judge urged careful indictments to protect county funds as the court expected a heavy docket of club and criminal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Judge Blackburn
J. W. Owen
George E. Keene
O. B. Fincher
C H. McCleary
A. P. Grider
Charles Love
S. J Crumpacker
Claude Dowlen
H J. Smith
Jonn P Hale
W. H. Harper
W. J Hall
T. M. West
Blackburn
Ector Rolls To Two Wins In Baseball Skirmish
Ector defeated Woodville 9 to 4 and 21 to 9 in a home baseball weekend. The town, long known for a strong team, saw Les LaRoe star among others as Ector dominated the diamond. The series boosted Ector’s spot on the map and hints at more games to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ector
Les laRoe Wa
Woodvillee
Oklavonis
Indiams
Woodville
Ectorites
Family Quarrel Turns Fatal as Father and Sons Shot
A bitter family quarrel ends with a father and two sons shot. Bardin reportedly fired during an argument over a dispute with their mother. The father was wounded in the head but may recover. an officer said the shooting occurred to break up the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Assolaie
Preis Cleburne J
Shne
Cen Bard
Ting
Jeser
Bardin
Aig - Sala
Investigas Ing
Post Office to Substitute Cotton Twine for Jute
Washington reports the Post Office Department plans to shift from jute to cotton twine using American materials. Agricultural Commissioner James McDonald of Texas and Assistant Postmaster General John W. Philp led discussions. The department aims to modify a forthcoming twine contract and seek funding to proceed, with Congress viewed as likely to approve the change and raise individual loan limits to $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
James McDonald
Texas
John W. Philp
Grrtral
Congress
Fhinn
McDonald
P. Barre
Fort Worth
Leon Goodmar
Midland
York
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Bartlettsville
John M. Cobb
Baptists of
Grapevine
Tarrant County
Zeb Jenkins
Cermak
Chicago
A. P. Borger
Borger State Bank
Phil
Sonora
New England States
Tyler
John Abraham
Abraham
Edy
Gov. Sterling
Texas Highway Commission
Weatherford
Strawn
Florence Rodgers
Woman's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Hatton Sumners
Rodgers
Somers Nas
House of Representatives
Bonham State
Beakhsa,, Texas
Italy
Tex
Raymond
Chamber of Comerce
H.L. Rodgers
California
P.O
Bonham Furniture CO
Mary Coleman
Prop
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