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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
6
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Reports from Hong Kong say Yunnan expeditionary forces have been ousted from Canton by Cantonese troops in a swift coup. Civilians fear new outbreaks as defenses rise and foreigners and children are moved to safety. locals enrolled in police units as unrest spreads. Washington watchers weigh Kellogg’s warning to Mexico and its aims to secure American claims, deter investment, and check radical labor demands.
Anna Drckford, former Shepherd maid, testified that William D. Shepherd kept a complete chemical laboratory at his home for years and stored many medicine bottles there. She described medical prescriptions she received at a hospital after a minor illness.
A lightning bolt struck a school house at Pleasant Hill near Breckenridge last night. Three men died Earl Ledbetter 22 Millard Broyle 18 Harvey Broyle 11 and three others were seriously injured. six more were shocked or slightly hurt. Doctors say none of the injured will die.
Austin June 18 The per capi ta apportionment for the Texas public schools for the next session will be 14 dollars State Superintendent of Public Instruction Mars announced There were 1 316 100 scholasties last year This year is not yet tabulated
Grass Valley California reports Robert Hill aged 35 remains alive after more than forty hours trapped in a tunnel. Rescue squads persisted through the night to clear debris blocking the mine entrance amid regular tapping sounds from the mine car rails.
Terrific winds and widespread storms sweep the nation causing four deaths and many injuries. Central Wisconsin and Northern Illinois report spectacular damage while Lake Michigan districts record winds up to sixty miles per hour.
Warren Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers died yesterday and will be buried Monday at Lakeview Cemetery in Cleveland Ohio. The obituary notes his leadership and long service in the railway workers’ union.
In Pekin on June 13 students and workers organize a monster demonstration for Monday against the killing of eight Chinese by volunteers at Hankow armory. A one day strike is planned as part of the protest.
True Adams relocates from north of ball park to a new home just north of Bailey Inglish school grounds. He moved the house and all household belongings to East Eleventh street west of Walter Boyd’s newly finished home. Trade in Bonham and be satisfied.
Washington reports Texas 1923 farm crops valued at 1,064,733,000, led by cotton at 652,080,000. Other top crops include corn 86,140,000 and grain sorghum 43,862,000, with numerous grains and vegetables totaling 883,763,000 for the year.
A mob attacked the British concession at Kiu Kian on the Yangtse River. The British and Japanese consulates were burned and other buildings wrecked. Japanese marines restored order as many Japanese were injured.
Rev H T Money of the Fannin County Association led a drive to bring lunch and a treat to Dallas to benefit Buckner Orphan Home. About 700 children were fed and plans were made for an annual June event. The home, near Dallas, cares for thousands and now adds a water project guaranteeing 12 million cups daily.
Two takes on the Jet project exist while remaining parts are due to arrive from Rendulph by Walter Bales. The new house location is listed as East Ninth Street.
A Kansas City burglar hiding in a closet was found after a black cat scratched at a patrolman. William Mitchell was caught in the act at Austin Diestelhorst's home on June 13 as the cat’s meowing drew neighbors and police to the scene. Mitchell fled with part of the loot before being stopped.
Washington June 13 President Coolidge appoints Robert Parmenter of Lowell as assistant attorney general in the United States. Parmenter will serve in the Justice Department and commence his duties soon.
Weather notes from the county detail rainfall and clear spells in many areas. Revenna Lamasco and Baile y report showers or no rain while Mulberry and Elwood show rain. several towns note showers or hard rain. Personal column lists residents reporting conditions.
Local weather note hints at conditions in Bonham affecting daily plans. Forecasters indicate carryover rain risk and mild temperatures shaping outdoor activities and shopping decisions in the area.
A brief ad notes beef options and fresh vegetables with a full line of groceries. It emphasizes quality meat and convenience for meals during hot weather and encourages orders for roasts and steaks.
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