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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1929
Page
4
French Monoplane Continues Journey Across Atlantic
AUSTIN Texas June 14 The department of Agriculture estimates the wheat crop at 31 018 bushels a condition 72 percent compared with 56 last year The forecast for peach production is up 20 percent from last year despite a national outlook 25 percent lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Texas
Yellow Bird Faces Low Gas as Transatlantic Flight Struggles
The French monoplane Yellow Bird, with dwindling fuel, neared the Portugal coast 27 hours into its Atlantic hop. Wind headwinds pushed it off course, making Lisbon landfall unlikely while about 500 miles remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Portugal
Lisbon
Truck Wreck Near Arlington Injures Driver After Doze
Butler Martin 31 of Troup Texas was hurt when his truck veered off an embankment near Arlington while en route to Fort Worth with a tomato load. He was taken to Dallas Parkland Hospital via passing motorist after initial treatment at a local clinic. The crash caused vehicle damage and minor injuries including teeth and skin cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Butler Martin
Troup
Smith County
Por Worth
Arlington
Tarrant County
Martin
Dallaemer Beny Hospital
Parkland Hospital
Doctors invite cancer testing observers at Sherman hospital
Dr. David M. Hestand head of the test hospital in Sherman Texas invites the American Society for the Prevention of Cancer to send representatives to observe his cancer treatment. He recently hosted hundreds of physicians to witness his method and discuss patients he has treated. Pathological tests by outside physicians will be ready for the society’s visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sherman
Texas
David M. Hestand
Itest
Themerican Society For the Prevention Cancer
Hestand
House and Senate Conferees Reach Agricultural Bill Accord
United Press dispatch from Washington reports the House and Senate conferees on the Agricultural bill reached agreement today eliminating the debenture revision. An effort will be made to secure passage in both houses before night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
House
Senate
Farmers in Ranger Section Fight Wolves End of War on Wolves
Rangers in the Ranger Texas farming area report success from hunting with hounds. Six years ago wolves were numerous on nearby ranches requiring two yokes of hounds to trap them. Since hunting began, wolves have largely disappeared from the lanes, with remaining animals hard to catch as they hug the outskirts of settlements and evade yard dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Ranger
Texas
Woman Warned After Pipe Ashes Start Fire
Miss Ida Tyler a traditional woman who favors a pipe over a cigarette was warned to mind her matches after ashes from her pipe fell on the couch and started a house fire in Westport Connecticut on June 13. She escaped injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Westport
Conn
Ida Tyler
Ida
Devil Offers Tiara in Exchange for Vain Wish
A cryptic old note describes the devil offering a diamond tiara to a man in exchange for a vain wish, a theme echoed in cautionary folklore about greed and temptation.
Farm Relief Bill Too Late For Wheat Crop Says Expert
Dallas grain expert J Perry Burrus warns that any farm relief bill from Washington would come too late to help the 1929 wheat market. If defeated by 47 to 43, even approved action would not impact the winter wheat harvest underway in Texas. Burrus notes Panhandle wheat moving next week and details Texas forage space and storage needs for a large Oklahoma and Texas wheat output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Texas
Washington
J. Perry Burrus
Burrus
Vernon East
Panhandle
Oklahoma
Change of Venue Sought for Judge Hamilton
United Press reports Middleton type story noting a change of venue action for Judge Hamilton. The dispatch mentions attendance by distant dignitaries and ongoing legal procedural steps as of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
L'Nive
Hamilton
Hoover Wife of Negro Congressman Featured in Story
The report notes the wife of a congressman and President Hoover in a clipped narrative. It mentions White House ties and a mystery veiled by garbled text. A strange item references a farmers campaign and a health test plan near Dallas with 25 000 cows to be tested within a 100 mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bercuelin
United Vie
Dallas
Tes
Lane 3
Cooke Jurectur of
Publ Health
Evidence Shows Robison Raised 18 Orphan Children
Testimony in Austin revealed that Land Commissioner Robinson took eighteen orphan children to aid in raising alongside his four own children. Debate focused on limiting details to witnesses charged with funds issued by Robinson. Dr. Robinson of Houston, his son, and Bobby Robinson, an orphan, were named among those to whom testimony is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Austin
Robinson
Houston
Bobby Robinson
Palestine Lawyers Clash Over Oil Land Dispute
A heated court dispute in Anderson County, Palestine, involving Texas Attorney General and local lawyers, escalated as attorneys grabbed a heavy law book during a tense exchange over oil land. No injuries reported.
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United Press Palestin
Jewel Lightfoot
Kurt Worth
Texas Attorne
J. PD. Pocket
Palestine
Anderse
Residents Face Hunger After House Looting
After a break in, some people in the house report nothing to eat and rising worry about basic needs. Neighbors assist with small aid while authorities review the incident.
Scions of Texas Honor Hoover Supporters at Reception
A Texas resolution congratulating voters for President Hoover for a lavish White House reception was sent to Senator Barron for House presentation. It notes coverage of a Negro congressman’s wife at the White House tea and cites remarks by Senator Tom Love on Democratic reactions as adjournment nears.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
Hoover
White House
Barron
House
Senate
Devriest
Texas District Attorneys Earn Up To 25000 A Year
Senator Walter Woodward and others in the Legislature charged that some Texas district attorneys and tax officials receive as much as 25000 a year in salary plus fees. The remarks were made in Austin on June 14.
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United Press
Austin
Texas
Walter Woodward
Tobacco Men Protest Passage of Tobacco Tax
Tobacco merchants in Dallas protest a bill taxing tobacco as it advances in the Texas legislature. A prominent dealer says the tax would force duplicate sales records for wholesalers and retailers and impose a 10 percent tax on retailer sales, hurting the tobacco trade. He notes out of state wholesalers would escape and cites Louisiana's failed tax experiment as precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Txeas
Harper
Titus County
Texas
Louisiana
Gas prices stabilize at 19 cents at some stations
On June 14 most independent stations and Gulf refiners moved to 19 cents while Texas Company sites stayed at 17 cents. Despite expected increases, Magnolia Petroleum Oriental GL and other majors raised prices Tuesday with Gulf Refining and Texas Company keeping them steady midweek.
Weather: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday in West Texas
A brief weather notice reports partly cloudy skies tonight and Saturday for Texas with fair conditions in West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Texas Editors Meet In Annual Session At Wichita Falls
Texas Press association gathers in Wichita Falls with editors from Dallas, Marshall, Corpus Christi, Waco and other cities. Speakers will discuss reminiscences from fifty years ago and explore other subjects as the gathering continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wichita Falls
United Press
Vernon
Texas Press Association
W. A. Adair
Marshall
E. G. Senter
Dallas
Heli T. Merriman
Corpus Christo
Frank Gaston
Granbury
Mission
Wright
A. Patterson
Chicago, Il
W. A. Salter
Kerrville
Sam A. Roberts
Haskell
John I. Massey
Ardmore
Ollie i H. Webb
Sam Bb. Fryar
Clarksville
Charles D. Johnson
Baylor University
Waco
Mississippi Weevils Equal to Last Year in Statewide Check
State plant board inspectors report ball weevils in thirty-one Mississippi counties during the last week. Weevils were found on eighty-one farms, 67 percent of total, compared with 50 percent last week and about 40 percent last year at this date. Cotton squares attacked on twenty-two farms averaged 2 percent punctured. Overall, 100 farms averaged 180 weevils per acre, with 305 per acre on infected farms, signaling potential heavy damage barring unusual heat or drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. College
Miss
Mississippi
State Plant Board
New Cotton Uses Highlighted by Washington Committee
Washington June report notes cotton styles in women garments boost consumption. The Cotton Textile Institute and U.S. bureaus discuss new uses for cotton including goods for tents and awnings. Palmer cites rising demand stressing supply. committee anticipates relief from coarser counts and long staple premiums easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Entithea
Temale
Bureau of Bereagn and Doomestic Commerc
Arthur W. Palmer
Ivisios
Bureau of Agricultural Farnume
Explosion at Brooklyn Dry Dock Kills Three
An explosion at a Brooklyn dry dock kills Thomas Kennedy Christopher Kelly and Philip Burns. Several others are reported seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Dry Dock
United Press
Brooklyn
Thomas Kennedy
Christopher Kelly
Philip Burns
Hole in one double at Trumbull Country Club
Warren Ohio June 13 Dr E P Hoover and Geo Jones recorded consecutive holes in one during a foursome at Trumbull Country Club. Hoover's 195 yard tee shot rolled in the cup then Jones matched the feat with a second ace on the same hole.
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United Press
Warren
Dr. E. PD. Hoover
Trumbull Country Club
Geo. Jones
Jones
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