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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1916
Page
1
Russians Drive Austrians Back In Russian Offensive
Soviet forces push through tangled defenses near Olyka advancing twenty two miles in two days as they encircle and force retreat of Austrian positions. Estimated Austrian casualties reach ninety thousand with seven hundred thousand defending the line.
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Wy United Press
Fereegrad
Rustans
Olyka
Stanslau
Daphne and the Pirate Coming Monday at the Best
The notice advertises a Triangle play Daphne and the Pirate at the Best on Monday and promotes Sunday dinners at Cooper's Cafe inviting patrons to enjoy meals away from home with a good table and inviting remarks from Mrs Geo Myers.
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Daphne and the Pirate
Moose Displeased by Dillydallying Leaders Nominating Delay
United Press reports a late tilt in the 1920 presidential race as Hillisbes appears headed for nomination on two ballots. Sherman's Illinois delegates to Hughes may trigger similar moves by Burton and Cummins delegates, painting Hughes with about 439 votes. Progressives mark time while Perkins seeks terms from Republicans and Moose radicals show dissension over Roosevelt's missed nomination.
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United Press
Chicago
Andtates
Hillishes
Sherman
Hlinois
Hughes
Burton
Cummins
Root
Fairbanks
Weeks
Roosevelt
Perkins
Fairbanks Nominated by Republicans for Vice President
Former Vice President Fairbanks has been placed in nomination by the Republicans for vice president. The nomination reflects the party's ticket formation as of June 10.
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Fairbanks
The Heart of Paula Burlesque Scene at Queen
Forrest Stanley in The Heart of Paula delivers a clever burlesque moment that steals the scene as Bruce climbs a garden wall to meet Paula. A sudden footstep reveals an indistinct intruder, provoking a memorable, humorous fright while the powerful story unfolds. The film opens at the Queen on Monday.
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Forrest Stanley
Pallas
Paramount
Paula
Bruce
Nominations Trace Two Favorite Sons in Chicago
June 10 reports from Chicago officials note Hughes nominated by the Republicans at the Coliseum while Roosevelt was nominated by acclamation by Moose at the Auditorium. Both events echo party favoritism for leading heirs.
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Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago
Republicans Today
Auditorium
Moose
Hughes Accepts Republican Nomination for President
Washington reports that Chas. H. Hughes accepts the Republican nomination despite rumors. Oyster Bay notes Roosevelt telegraphs approval of Senator Lodge as a compromise Republican Progressive candidate.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
Senator Lodge
Hughes Nominated by Large Vote in Key Ballot
United Press reports Hughes won the nomination on the third ballot with 949.5 of 980.7 votes while Roosevelt trailed with 8.5 votes. Sherman and Weeks supporters swung to Hughes as California led a rally. John Wanamaker nominated Fairbanks for vice president at 1:06.
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United Press
Chicago
Hughes
Roosevelt
Sherman
Senator Lodge
California
Weeks
Alexander Moore
Pittsburg
Henry Cabot Lodge
John Wanamaker
Fairbanks
Roosevelt Nominated Unanimously by Colby of New Jersey
Chicago June 19 Roosevelt was unanimously nominated at 12 38 Colby of New Jersey delivered the Roosevelt nominating speech United at the nomination gathering with Colby proposing the nomination in a unanimous vote for Roosevelt scheduled to lead the campaign.
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Colby
New Jersey
United Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Weeks Withdraws as Hitchcock Secures Hughes Nomination
Senator Weeks announced his withdrawal in Chicago as Hitchcock received widespread congratulations. The convention opened at 11 50 with Hitchcock asserting Hughes' nomination was a cinch.
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Chicago
Weeks
Hitchcock
Hughes
Justice Hughes resigns from Supreme Court
Washington June 10 Justice Charles H Hughes has formally resigned from the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Charles H. Hughes
Supreme Court
Roosevelt message rejected as compromise candidate meeting noes
Chicago June 10 Roosevelt's proposal to nominate Lodge as a compromise candidate drew a storm of noes with only scattered cheers The telegram was tabled in the exchange.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Lodge
Bonham Board of Trade Elects and Plans Campaigns
The Bonham Board of Trade held its regular meeting with President Rodgers presiding. Reports showed $240.50 collected since the last, $208.15 spent, and $177.42 on hand. Committees were named for a Good Roads Campaign and to push dimmer headlights and rock wagon obstructions, with actions to request a city ordinance and road clearance. An Odd Fellows Encampment in October was announced and committees formed for the Bonham Trade Excursion. The board adjourned to meet the second Friday night in July with a call for broad business support.
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Board of ‘Trade
Rodgers
Bonham
Spotts Keng
el Pace
Tejas Press Association
Treasury
Bonham Bu
Fannin Count
Bon
Ed Weathersby
Bland Smith
Eugene Riosti
W. A. Spangler
Boad
Odd Fellows State
LW. Evans
A. Wheeler
L. Bailey
Phil Wise
Will A. Nevill
C. A. Bowman
R. A. Risse Jr
Frank Davis
Benham
Rodgers Eels
Dr Montgomery Killed by a Train in Whitewright
A Whitewright telegram reports prominent local doctor Dr Pink Montgomery killed crossing a rail line near Bondant and Whitewright road when struck by a freight train. His body lay on the cowcatcher for about two hundred yards. cause unclear. He leaves a wife, son, mother, and two brothers. connections to local families noted. No funeral arrangements available at press time. See Lillian Gish and the Pirate.
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Pink
Croime
Bondant and
Whitewright
Tts
Toby
Montggomery
Geo. Montgomery
Sam Mchee
McKee Blair
Chiserty
Montgomery
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