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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
2
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Ruth Saville and Allan Forrest star in The Wheat and the Chaff. Lubin photoplay reels pageant Mary Page continues with The Recrimination. Ormi Bowle appears with Edwin August in Highwayman. A bustling New York program with beauty and drama.
United Press reports Mrs H F Goodnight was killed in bed in Wills Point Texas and her husband president of Furst National Bank was wounded, their daughter injured, all by an unknown assailant likely seeking robbery. R J Morau survivor woke to his wife’s screams and found the body in the basement. Also listed is a film feature at the Queen theater.
Private William Kutzer, 22, of Company C, Second Regiment, Texas National Guard, was accidentally shot in his tent in Donna near Mercedes. Another Dallas enlistee, E. L. Hammock of Company D, is jailed and to be tried in Donna civil court. Kutzer died about two hours later and will be shipped to San Antonio.
The Bonham baseball team will face Celeste in this city tomorrow June 8 and play Cooper at Ladonta on June ?. After a prior loss to Cooper noted in Tuesday's Favorite the team vows hard work to win upcoming games. A Deleste Bonham clash is set for Thursday.
United Press reports the Republican convention opened with Senator Harding delivering the keynote on Americanism. He received strong applause as he was escorted to the rostrum by Crane in McKinley, and the session adjourned at 1 23 until the next day.
Cheering and marching filled the auditorium for an hour as Roosevelt was mentioned. The band played and women delegates sang. The Republicans elected Lodge chairman of the resolutions committee.
Amsterdam's famed diamond cutting industry is booming with demand for the most valuable stones rising. Reports from Amsterdam on June 1 indicate a rejuvenation in the diamond trade, led by Dutch cutters and merchants.
Chicago June 7 Republicans meet in a damp arena for a quadrennial nominating session. The crowd roars as Harding chairs a short program and roll calls begin with first ballot tallies showing Fairbanks 100 Burton 120 Weeks 175 Sherman 7 Reot 85 Dupont 6 Borah 15 Cummins 110 LaFollette 30 Roosevelt 70 and Hitchcock claiming Hughes 345-plus with Hughes about 10 on the first ballot.
In Chicago on June 7 a 15000‑strong crowd watched native sons align against Hughes as Borah withdrew and offered Roosevelt control of the platform. The subcommittee will draft a platform with universal military training and Roosevelt‑era Americanism demands plus a suffrage plank. Progressives gathered at noon as Perkins seeks GOP unity despite radical Moose opposition.
Reports from Memphis say more than 160 people were killed in tornadoes Monday night across Tennessee Mississippi Missouri Arkansas and Kentucky. Arkansas deaths total 78 Missouri 30 Mississippi 15. A steamboat capsize in the Mississippi River at Memphis leaves 30 missing with many killed at Judsonia Arkansas and aid requested.
Rev. Otis Hawkins aged 36 pastor of Central Christian church Dallas was found dying at home by his wife and died shortly after a bullet wound in the head. He previously lived in New Orleans and was a Norfolk Virginia native. He served as superintendent of Julia Fowler Home for the Aged and was named southwestern representative of the National Benevolent Association of Christian Churches supporting orphans and the aged.
The Progressive delegates went wild for thirty minutes as Chairman Robins hailed Roosevelt as the greatest leader. They seized state standards and paraded the hall while cries of We want Teddy echoed. Perkins and McGrath remained on stage as Victor Murdock opened the Moose convention at 12 27.
Washington dispatch notes Hughes, seemingly unconcerned, spending the day in his library.
London reports Premier Asquith has assumed acting succession to Lord Kitchener as the key military leader steps aside. The move signals a shift in British war leadership. no further names are specified in the brief item.
General Funston prepares to face a reported invasion by Bandit Dela Rosa said to raid Zapata county between Rio Grande City and Laredo. Monterey reports 400 Mexican recruits are openly organized for the raid. Carrancista officials appear aware of Laroca's plans.
Clarence K McGoun and Hubert F Roberts former city tax deputies face trial in Judge Seays court Tuesday on embezzlement charges. They are accused of siphoning about 15000 over a little more than two years. Roberts was arrested in Dallas last January and McGoun in Montevideo Uruguay. He was brought back to Dallas with City Detective Will Moffett. A letter of credit for 2000 from a Pittsburg bank is expected in McGouns suitcase arriving from New York.
A scrambled notice advises property owners to review street assessment details. It notes that some parcels are affected and that amounts subscribed may be adjusted. Owners should act to verify their stakes and confirm payment obligations.
Rain drenched crowds fill Michigan Avenue as the Bull Moose, Republicans, Progressives and suffragists begin quadrennial conclaves. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Alice Longworth attend as Raymond Robbins outlines organization. Key issues include anti intervention, Mexican policy, suffrage and child labor. Harding delivers keynote to Republicans.
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The executive committee met at Fannin County National Bank with Hernan of Washington DC urging state friendly legislation for national highways. They aimed to recruit 15 to 20 Bonham men into the Road Association, charging 5 dollars per head, and 21 subscribed quickly. The group stressed good roads as essential to commerce and transportation.
The notice markets seed and feed products including cane seed oats and meal with hulls. It promotes binder twine hay ties and harvest supplies from Phy Smith & Co.
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