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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
3
National figures released show a surge in drunkenness arrests in Dallas and Houston during the first three months of prohibition. Dallas averages rose from prior years, while Houston arrests exceeded the wartime levels, indicating a sharp nationwide trend in early enforcement.
A garbled clipping mentions Joe Palmer and a move to Texas related to corn crops in the West. References to weather, contracts, and local regions blend with incomplete notes and stray names, creating a fragmentary report on agricultural issues and potential personnel relocation.
An escaped Texas convict Elmer Schleuter from Davenport Iowa seized three men including a Davenport policeman Al Schultze and Dr W H Fitch in St Joseph Missouri. After about 18 hours the captives were released and Schleuter was captured nearby.
A note reports quintuplets and quadruplets are developing well. The update mentions their healthy progress and growth over time with no complications observed.
The Associated Press reports Austin officials say a U. S. missionary was killed in China and four others escaped. Authorities note a kidnapping motive and fear for safety as a manhunt continues. Details mention a Missouri suspect and a possible release, with police seeking the criminal’s return.
Fragmented OCR text references a denied motion for a new trial involving Hamilton. The jumbled lines mention legal action, dates, and names but lack a coherent narrative. No clear outcome beyond denial is evident from the readable fragments.
Max Baer defeated Primo Carnera in the eleventh round at Madison Square Garden before 50 000 fans to win the heavyweight championship. Carnera was knocked down multiple times, ultimately stopped by referee Arthur Donovan two minutes into the round. Receipts were about 350 000 dollars. In Dallas, a Texas Retail Dry Goods association poll showed most merchants view horse racing as harmful to retail business, though opinions varied.
Baer defeats Carnera to claim the world heavyweight title by technical knockout at two minutes sixteen seconds of the round. Carnera rises without a count twice and sustains a series of hard blows before Referee Donovan stops the fight.
The oil control emergency measure is officially off the legislative calendar for this session. Rep Disney of Oklahoma said the bill will not advance and noted no immediate path to revival, with President Roosevelt not cited as backing.
An early verdict is expected today in the murder case against O. B. Stevens tied to Handley Avenue slayings. The case went to the jury at 10:40 p m yesterday in Fort Worth.
A German inventor outfits a kitchen cabinet with revolving shelves to make removing stored utensils easier and faster.
Richard Chasies Rehm testified in his murder trial that Luke J Beil failed to fire the pistol during the struggle in a garage. Rehm said he never touched the officer's pistol and believed the officer pulled the trigger during the scuffle as Beil tried to resist transfer to the county jail.
The executive committee of the Texas centennial will meet in San Antonio on June 27 to outline detailed plans for the centennial celebration. Walter V. Cline of the chancery is named to chair the meeting. finance and publicity committees were appointed here Wednesday.
Report from Bonham details the opening of a new poultry facility known as the Taylor old warehouse on Fast 3th street. Proprietors J Clotfelter and W A Richards say the venture should boost local poultry business with eggs and cream handling. Clotfelter notes increasing chick and egg prices, limited supply, and potential steady demand as farmers expand poultry on farms.
The article notes June 1926 separation from her husband with two children Sine and BuezzieoooNe and states she has lived at the White House for the poor you with President Roosevelt establishing sides here EU.
Pittsburgh June 15 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor proposes a presidential appointment a board of arbitration to handle all collective bargaining disputes in the steel industry in all good faith for joint prompt settlement of tribe-threatened tensions.
A former New York convict, Richard Charie Rehm, faces a death verdict today in Dallas for the murder of police car driver Juke J Bel during a transfer from the city to the county jail on May 18. The case centers on the slaying as the suspect allegedly carried out a raid or slaving-linked crime.
Bailey reports two to three carloads of onions shipping this season with prices from one to several cents per bushel. Growers have contracted the crop and yields range from 1 to 100 bushels per acre. The article notes increased interest in onion cultivation and speculation on larger acreage next year.
New York quotations indicate a subdued market as traders await fresh data. Prices for July contracts drift with limited activity from key houses, while analysts expect minor shifts on the current session.
A partial OCR text fragment references a weekly beat or feature with unreadable details and names. The readable bits offer little clear context or identifiable entities to confirm a full event or outcome.
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