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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
6
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United Press report from Dallas June 16 states Carter Leach a Love Field flying instructor was killed when his plane overturned in midair. Passenger Charles Dean of Texas was in the rear cockpit but survived with injuries.
Paris dispatch reports Premier Painleve plans to ask for authority to send new troops to the Rif front. The replacement troops would serve as reinforcements to bolster the Franco Moroccan battle line.
Washington June 16 United Press says Robert Olds of St Paul former law partner of Kellogg will be appointed assistant secretary of state by President Coolidge He will succeed John McMurray who has been named minister to China.
A female deer reportedly jumped from a high embankment into an automobile between Weaverville and Redding, knocking out the driver, A. J. Fitzer, who was unconscious after the impact. State game officials say the incident may be historic in California.
The Bonho Favorite reports the city will acquire land north of the baseball park for the Fannin County Pure Bred Livestock and Poultry Association. The deal includes half of the block north of the Natatorium and the whole area north of the ball park for parking and the fair grounds. The cost is 4069 dollars with a fall fair planned from September 29 to October 23.
In Philadelphia June 16 the Associated Amalgamated and Fraternal Order of Stock Manufacturers along with Ph D announce a reform to boys trousers with 22 inch cuffs. They introduce new socks with three extra inches of cloth at the top to curb scandal, promising only a modest price increase. A jokey line about a female bandit ends the piece.
In Chicago this morning two men were killed when a gas pocket was struck in a caisson being driven into a building. Five workers were in the caisson. three escaped while Willie Sikora, a firefighter, was overcome trying to rescue the trapped pair.
A Dallas kitchen stove fire in the early hours damaged four homes. three firefighters sustained minor injuries and property damage was estimated at $50,000.
New York June 16 Jazz blamed for many ills and now for knocked knees in dancers according to Peggy Fortune a motion picture actress with a leg famous for the Follies chorus Fortune says about 90 percent of American girls have imperfect legs while jazz dancing tends to bulge knees and flatten feet Classic dancing she says keeps legs trim straightens bowed legs and fosters a graceful carriage and figure
The American Baptist church at Wu Chow was stoned by a Chinese mob shouting Kill foreigners. Consul General Jenkins at Canton told the State Department that the incident occurred last week.
June 16 Germany has received the allied reply to her proposals for the European safety pact. The answer, handed to Foreign Minister Stresenman by the French ambassador Demargerin, is viewed as bringing the pacts within “easy” reach of consummation.
Prof Adolph Holl leads Fram from Green Harbor to Spitzbergen to search for missing Amundsen-Hilsworth trader. Hoel plans expedition toward the pole in a seasch for the missing team.
In hot weather our roast steak and other cuts are promoted as good and reliable. The ad urges readers to order meals today and not forget the fresh vegetables and groceries available in store.
June 16. Federal authorities declare Chicago the largest alcohol clearing center in the world and say bootleggers net profits of over 12 million dollars in the last two years. The drive against illicit liquor in the Middle West is deemed as important as the eastern blockade of the rum row.
Washington June 16 The administration seeks to force Mexico to accord greater respect to American representatives than mere intercourse. Kellogg warned last Friday after a discussion that stirred tensions in the American Mexican situation.
Hackettstown N J June 16 A six car Lackawanna train derailed in a thunderstorm at Rockport three miles from town. The engine plunged down an embankment and three emigrant coaches were buried. Six people were killed and fifty injured.
A Lackawanna Railroad special passenger train derailed during a thunder storm near Racketown New Jersey. Fifteen people were killed and five seriously injured with about a dozen more treated at a local hospital. Six bodies were recovered by noon and thirty eight injured were moved to Easton Hospital. One victim died later in a Dover Delaware hospital.
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