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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
5
The fragment shows unclear wording about a discussion or concern involving a call and action but lacks concrete names places or dates to identify a specific event or entity.
United Press reports a late today vote is set in Congress on meat packer regulation. The final form is unclear whether the bill empowers the secretary of agriculture to regulate the meat industry or transfers authority to a Senate version.
United Press reports in Leavenworth Kansas that several suspects were freed on bond after arrests on theft and conspiracy charges tied to the disappearance of army supplies from Fort Leavenworth. Protests are expected as memorial events for Lincoln are noted.
The report notes a presidential wife named for a forestry role. Details mention New York and memorials related to Lincoln, with references to a church dedication and a memory tablet at an art gallery. The text is fragmented with unclear dates and names.
United Press reports further arrests likely as Postal Authority investigates a vast U S mail raid plot. Big Tim Murphy and two associates remain jailed linked to the Dearborn Street robbery. additional arrests tied to other mail robberies are anticipated.
Paris reports the death of Monsieur Surague, 75 at mobilization in 1914 and later Auxerre mayor, famed as the war’s oldest poilu. He served from 1914 to 1919, rose from private to sergeant, earned the Croix de Guerre and other honors, and returned to Auxerre with mud and glory to a hero’s welcome.
The Credit Men defend the Federal Reserve System as a bulwark against panic and political meddling. They praise the act's administration during storms, noting the system’s ability to support sound business and restore prices, while urging continued independence from interference.
A bus crash left multiple people injured when the vehicle veered off a road near Wichita. Investigators from the department of public safety have begun a full inquiry into the incident and its causes.
At Omanta Neb June 16 four people are known dead and thirty five hurt after three coaches of Chicago and Northwestern train 606 plunged into Cotton Wood Creek near Crawford Nebraska. Rescue work continued through the night as authorities fear higher death tolls with some missing. The train was en route from Lander Wyoming to Omaha on a branch line. the wreck flooded the bridge with flood waters and damaged cars. A help message notes relief trains dispatched and volunteers assisting at the scene. A separate classified line offers a set of horse harnesses for sale or trade.
Rush D Simmons of Wisconsin is selected by Postmaster General Will Hays as Chief Inspector of the Post Office department. Simmons has long overseen inspection work at the Chicago post office.
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