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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
5
Four Americans were fired upon by Yunnanese troops during a civil war crossing from Honan Island to Canton via launch. Mrs. Frank Frempton was wounded in the arm and others cut by flying glass. the party retreated amid anti foreign sentiment as the launch carried the American flag.
The United States government is powerless to act effectively after four Americans were wounded at Caton by Yunanese troops. Washington warns all Americans to leave the battle area as Pekin has little control over the fighting territory in China.
In Cleveland on June 9 Gus Rini a 40 year old Italian political leader was shot to death outside his office. Police believe the crime stems from a political plot.
The remark notes that while he is brilliant and polished, his value hinges on paying debts and having access to loans in tight times.
Chinese students warn foreigners to remain indoors on Wednesday as large demonstrations loom in Pekin. Schools will close as a precaution against possible untoward incidents affecting foreigners.
June 9 report shows most balloons have landed after Sundays start for the Gordon Bennett cup. Only the French bag Pickardie and two Belgian bags remain unaccounted for as of late today at Port Anneville, with three balloons still missing.
London June 9 The American balloon Goodyear 3 piloted by W T Vanorman fell into the sea sixty miles west of Inland of Quesant during the Gordon Bennett cup race from Brussels The German steamer Vaterland rescued the pilot according to an Exchange Telegraph Brussels message
J Hoskins aged 28 sustained burns to his body while entering a blazing rooming house to wake guests as a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the building in Dallas. Two firefighters were injured during the incident reported by United Press.
In Converse Indiana a derailed Chesapeake and Ohio freight train crushed men trapped under a viaduct coal spill. Officials report between seven and eleven dead and about fifteen injured. Among the dead is 85 year old white brakeman H A Mathias.
Three search parties are formed for missing Polar 7 fliers. Norway begins steamer Inzgeretere to Spitzbergen for ice field scouting. McMillan expedition plans to depart Utah Greenland in late June. Charcot leads another expedition across Greenland. Arctic experts say Amundsen party likely alive.
Premier Painleve prepares for a personal inspection of the Moroccan situation. The cabinet approves his departure this evening for the scene of French operations against Abdel Kiim’s Riflians as they seek a possible solution to the crisis.
Lakehurst N J June 9 The navy dirigible Los Angeles is to make a new start for Minneapolis within forty eight hours after repairs to the two engines are rushed to the ship by air. The craft will probably be ready late tomorrow.
United Press reports the final route of the heat wave is proclaimed by the weather bureau with local thunderstorms forecast for every state east of the Mississippi River. The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions with showers from Alabama to Maine.
United Press reports Richard Loeb, famed as the Bobby Franks murder suspect, shows improvement in prison doctors say they cannot yet determine if his condition is permanent insanity. He has been restrained to his bed but is now allowed some room freedom.
Shanghai June 9. The presenter in the trial of student rioters who caused recent outbreaks said before the International court he had documents showing students instigated the trouble and received support from Moscow.
Little Rock reports light rain and overcast skies overnight. Agricultural officials estimate a minor drop in temperatures and limited rainfall impact on crops, with small gains and modest losses noted in the Arkansas agricultural area.
Governor Miriam Ferguson and former Governor James E. Ferguson announced support for an annual appropriation of 2.5 million dollars for the University of Texas and 25 million dollars for common schools. They plan to advocate these sums in Austin on June 9.
The largest enrollment ever recorded for Texas University's summer school was slated to begin registration for the twenty-eighth session. More courses than ever offered. First term ends July 20 with second term starting the same day. second term ends August 6. From now until August, the summer normal will be held.
Paris dispatch reports General William Chamberlain, a World War expeditionary officer, fatally injured when a taxi collided with a tram. He died without regaining consciousness.
A concise report notes the overseas treat could trigger domestic controversy or economic impact upon return. Analysts warn consumer prices and policy responses may shift as import dynamics change.
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