13 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1928
Page
1
City notices announce change of address procedures for the paper and remind readers about notices of entertainments dinners and benefits being charged per line. It also notes obituaries resolutions and cards of thanks are billed at the same rate and warns against erroneous reflections with corrections upon complaint.
A quotation credits Eloise M. Smith with a reflection on progress driven by children. It asserts that society must craft a finer, broader path for their future steps, urging care and improvements for younger generations.
A nostalgic verse celebrating small town life where trees meet streets and neighbors share gossip. The speaker cherishes daily conversations outside a grocery and the sense that every house is a true home.
The piece warns of gambling mania in stocks and lotteries, noting Wall Street’s peaks and a looming slump. It cites investors who sold at highs and those who held on for gains, then critiques foreign policy entanglements and praises Lindbergh’s generosity. It references Senator Borah and Judge Harris pushing dry plank positions and notes U S troops in China amid ongoing international concerns.
United Press summarizes Senator Fess of Ohio praising Liberty loan gains and tax cuts under current policy. He touts sustained prosperity and calls for open doors to uplift all classes and banish poverty, while criticizing remedies that threaten constitutional rights.
A collage of quotes shows Republican leadership stressing broad prosperity, fair farmer compensation, and agriculture as a priority. Public figures and citizens debate tariffs, consumer prices, and industrial growth as the 1920s campaign rhetoric unfolds.
A survey of Texas papers highlights notable items across cities and topics. Headlines touch on local politics culture and sports with a focus on readable events and prominent names.
In New Brunswick New Jersey six locally poor but honest families receive about a million each from James B Ford's will after his death from the United Rubber Company. One plans to stay in their old home while others will visit relatives in Charlotte and aid charities. A retired lawyer notes gifts to an old fishing friend.
Chief Justice Taft offers a broader interpretation of the Fourth Amendment saying wiretap evidence is admissible in bootlegging cases, arguing privacy limits apply to homes not phone lines. The ruling critiques exclusionary scope and warns against criminal immunity from government conduct.
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