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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
1
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Ary erroneous reflection upon the character reputation or standing of any firm individual or corporation will be corrected promptly upon notice to the publishers. The notice urges readers to bring errors to attention for prompt remedy and clarity.
Washington dispatches report Admiral Sims may be censured or dismissed after a London address in which he attacked American hyphenates and alleged disloyalty among naturalized citizens. The remarks, denounced by Secretary Denby, drew swift criticism for improper tone while underscoring wartime loyalties.
A West Texas district judge lauds Governor Neff for resisting pardons and paroles and notes juries statewide are denying suspended sentences and handing down stricter punishments. He cites death penalties in Bell and Harris counties, long terms for armed robberies, and fines as signs crime is checked by firmer justice. The piece attributes reduced crime to prosecutorial firmness, jury decisions, and limited pardons.
The Denison Herald argues that rank and file West Texans oppose dividing the state, while politicians push separation. It states native-born Texans won’t vote for division, noting the recurring political cries by district judge seekers and officeholders.
A Texas ruling states that possessing intoxicants is a felony under Texas law, not a misdemeanor under the Volstead Act. The decision alters arguments that prohibition prosecutions must occur only in U S courts, while Texas officers will enforce state statutes.
The Texas Press Association meets in McAllen for its annual session amid expectations of border crossing by many editors to gauge potential recognition from Oregon and the editors' interest in extending such recognition.
The Republicans rule out districts without a congressional candidate from representation at the 1924 National Republican Convention. The author notes by 1924 many districts will prefer no representation in the Republican gathering.
Senator Borah pushes for disarmament but faces tepid backing from many men who fear entangling alliances with foreign ideas and policies.
The lis grand lodge of Texas has forwarded ten thousand dollars as a contribution to the Colorado flood sufferers. The speaker notes that such sympathy makes a difference in cases of this kind.
A curious, fragmented snippet contrasts snow in Montana with Texas heat and cites testimony about Henry C. Frick keeping a cow at his Fifth Avenue home. The tone blends humor and social commentary about climate preferences and milk affection.
A speaker argues that if munitions makers may ship to Ireland then there should be no restrictions on shipments to Mexico, implying a broader policy of arms exports without limits. The statement links two international cases to question policy consistency.
A speaker argues that the key to stronger dollars lies in increased work. The message emphasizes that effort determines financial solvency, warning that without diligent work, dollars will always fall short.
The text notes that Mr. Samuel Untermeyer would like to send many businessmen to a penal facility, but there is not enough room or staff to handle the workload and keep operations running.
The piece notes a rigid Japanese system where being a fool is not an excuse. It emphasizes that fools are swiftly discarded, as in Japan harsh judgment and quick removal of incompetence.
Yale economist Professor Irving Fisher warns that liquidation is near completion though real liquidation has not begun. He cites the $280,000,000,000 national debt and other emitted credit as a burden on humanity.
Luke McLuke argues a woman's summer destination depends on her build while dismissing a mountain versus seashore theory as baseless. He maintains there is no architectural reason that would give a mountain girl an advantage over a seashore girl.
A collage of reflections includes a political lament on embargoes and wars driven by poverty, followed by Bible Q and A answers, and a children’s animal tale about Mr Brown Creeper praising quiet woods. The piece blends history, scripture, and nature lore across voices.
The Lamar County Cotton Growers Association sold 2200 bales of cotton yesterday to a reporting corporation at prices from five to twelve cents net to the grower. The sale, all of 1919 crop, was assembled at Texas City last February and the proceeds will be distributed among Lamar County farmers.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a misread line about Speiths and a whispered plan. The prisoner shouts phrases amid garbled context, with odd spellings and stray quotes suggesting a chaotic archival snippet from Boys' Life.
A brief note promotes Bates' improved antiseptic artument claiming broad usefulness for many ailments. It appeals to medical readers and emphasizes practical applications and quick benefits.
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