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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
2
The notice outlines clerical charges for entertainments with admission fees and similar notices, obituaries, resolutions, and cards. it states a one cent rate and instructs readers to provide old and new addresses to avoid delays. It also mentions change of address procedures and requires accompanying orders for changes.
Erroneous reflections on any firm or individual will be corrected promptly upon notification. Advertising rates are available on application. Public notices and prize listings from the associated press are printed as required.
The United States Shipping Board chairman Lasker claims ships beyond the three mile limit may sell liquor, provoking strong opposition from Adolphus Busch Congress and judiciary. Critics say he exceeds authority as federal courts have ruled such sales illegal and the Supreme Court limits apply to ships.
Sheriff Saye slept at Graham jail when an armed mob demanded entry. Jack Akin of Florida, a member of a sect that believes immunity from snake venom persists for Christians, handled a venomous serpent and was bitten. He fell gravely ill, dying risks noted, as the faith failed to protect him. Houston negroes challenge Democratic party primaries in court.
A court decision prompts appeals to the U S Supreme Court as Negro and non partisan groups challenge party practices. The mob threat and violence are condemned with a call for more sheriffs like Sage to curb lynchings in Texas.
John Henry Kirby and other tariff advocates press Texas Congressmen to back a tariff on Texas products to gain local benefits. A prominent Republican then urges voters to elect Republican Congressmen to secure more federal patronage, while critics note pork-barrel politics.
In a speech before the American Federation of Labor Senator La Follette urged a constitutional amendment to strip courts of the power to rule on constitutionality and grant that authority to Congress. He argued Congress would act reliably in upholding laws.
Berlin dispatch reports Lenin cedes control of the Soviet government to a triumvirate of Remenoff Rykov and Slatin If true the move signals an end to Lenin’s direct grip and a shift to a three man leadership in Moscow
A breakdown forces Lord Northedliff to take complete rest as physicians advise. The piece also jokes that if Willie Hearst were similarly ordered, there might be less yellow journalism. A Texas postmaster serves thirty six years, showing a job with steady but low pay.
The text argues that states fail to exercise rights, inviting centralized bureaucracy and federal action. It cites tax collectors and bureaucrats as consequences, noting human limits in governance and urging states to reclaim powers.
The article discusses how State lawmakers favor federal action to avoid state tax costs and gain political advantage. It argues that many legislatures seek federal involvement to shift economics, urging responsible use of collective powers and stressing the Supreme Court’s far reaching significance in ruling on such intergovernmental issues.
The Supreme Court ruling holds labor unions not exempt from prosecution under Sherman anti trust laws. It posits unions may be sued for restraint of trade and could recover damages, signaling a major shift in jurisprudence and challenging the doctrine of collective bargaining.
Exalt at his footstool for he is holy worship the Lord our God. Psalm 9:5 offers brief devotional guidance for daily faith and reverence.
In Columbus on June 16, a census shows quadrilles and circle dances gaining popularity while flappers fade. The piece notes stricter dress and new styles with selfconscious, modest silhouettes, and a shift toward long skorts and leatherjacket heels as the flapper look declines.
Otis Stapleton was examined in the Justice of the Peace court on a charge connected with a pity bur. He pleaded not guilty and was granted a further hearing. Bond set at $750, with conditions to secure his appearance.
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