Miners Return to Work at Illinois Strip Mine
On June 16 sixty armed guards secure the Lester and strip mine six miles east of town as miners resume coal production for the first time since an April 1 walkout. Crowds gather in towns and camps stock provisions as residents report a suspicious fire near the Sherwood mine. origin and total loss remain undetermined amid heightened tensions with striking miners and union officials cautioning against outbreaks.
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Lester & Strip
Ntres
Chicago
Inois
Sherwood Mine
Rville
Parish Service Announcement for Next Sunday
Emvicers received at the service next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. All members are requested to be present. Fifth floor at night.
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Presbyterieh
Fred Pastor
Monkeys and Man Debate Monogamy in Love
London June 17 United Press reports Dr Bernard Hollander notes the ordinary man can love more than one woman. He argues monogamy is ideal but psychological factors make dual or multiple attachments possible and that education guides toward a single mate. He cites ape behavior as a contrast.
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United Press
London
Bernard Lollander
New York
Hollander
Andre Tridon
Restoration of traditional loyalty in modern society
The speaker argues for a plain old-fashioned loyalty in relationships and warns that science and artificial independence in women threaten the family unit. He stresses a constant struggle between temperance and control and cites the national home life as prevailing over a passing phase.
Leghorns Win Texas A and M Egg Laying Contest
In College Station on June 17 the highest pen in the Texas Egg Laying Contest was the S C White Leghorns owned by W W Rogers of Temple with 110 eggs. Floyd Starper of Cooper tied for second with 109 eggs. top individuals include S C White Leghorns ownerless 27 eggs by three owners. D B Walls of Petaluma and Floyd Harper of Cooper tied for top pens at 585 eggs. Average monthly production was 12 eggs per bird with 6.05 pounds of feed, and 4.58 pounds of feed per dozen eggs.
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College Station
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
T. J. Conway
S. C. White
W. W. Rogers
Temple
Floyd Starper
Cooper
Alex Stewart
Santa Cruz
California
C. M. Evans
Bryan
A. W. Becker
Dallas
S.C
D. B. Walls
Petaluma
Calfornia
S. C
Floyd Harper
Boars of Race Buy Weevils at Board of Trade Event
The Board of Trade purchased a small lot of 257 boll weevils late yesterday after market close. Mrs Sally Hidine from the Coupe farm sent them in and the weevils promptly died, preventing the official from handling them. J W Peeler settled the bull weevil ticket and displayed the deceased pests. The effort aims to curb boll weevil trouble for Flynn County households this summer.
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Board of Trade
Wall Street
Sally Ihdine
W.L
Jim. Coupe
Telephone
J. W. Peeler
Flannin
Ice Cream Order For Sunday Dinner
A Sunday dinner ice cream order lists maple nut and vanilla flavors from Grant Bros. Orangid Tan Go is noted with the phone number 555 for ordering.
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Grant Bros
Weather Update for Bonham and Vicinity
Special to The Favorite reports Sunday will be partly cloudy with probable showers in Bonham and surrounding areas, detailing a unsettled sky and light to moderate rain chances.
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New Orleans
Dady Favorite and Fannin County Postal Reach
The Dady Favorite and the Fannin County Semi-Weekly Favorite claim full distribution to every post office and rural route in Fannin County. We can deliver your message, if you contact their offices and arrange insert or notice placement with timing details.
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Fannin County
Mexican debt decision has no effect on U S recognition policy
Washington officials say Mexico's move to resume external debt payments will not alter the U S stance on recognizing Mexico. They stressed that the decision will not change Washington's approach to Mexico's diplomatic status.
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United Press
Washington
Mexico
Contingent Attendance Called for Members
The note urges Everymans Class to attend a contest with Sherman, stating the goal is total turnout to win. It asks members to come tomorrow and bring a guest, signed by the committee.
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Sherman
Wilson Letter Supports Culberson in Dallas
United Press reports Woodrow Wilson wrote to Mrs. C R Fields of Dallas to express support for Senator Culberson. The Culberson Committee released a Wilson secretary written letter stating Wilson says Culberson never failed to back him in any matters of serious consequence.
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United Press
Dallas
Woodrow Wilson
C. R. Fields
Senator Culberson
Wilson
Culberson
Bandits Slain in Failed Train Robbery
Mexican bandit and eight of his men were killed during an attempted robbery of a Mexican Southern Pacific train bound for Los Angeles carrying four hundred fifty thousand dollars. Police or authorities reported no further details.
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Limiteds Presse
Rio Grande River Rampage Alarms Texas towns
Rio Grande rises after a cloud burst at Lusboros headwaters causing a flood threat to Harlingen and San Benito. Mexican tributaries feed a reported fifteen foot rise as gangs work to strengthen levees.
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United Press
Eagle Pass
Rio Grande
Lusboros
Harlingen
San Benito
Harding rejects bid to oust Democrats from Treasury
Washington June 17 President Harding will not accede to a petition from more than a hundred members of Congress seeking to oust about a hundred and fifty alleged Democrats from the Treasury Department.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
Treasury Department
McCormick Recovers From Secret Operation At Hospital
Chicago June 17 Harold F McCormick millionaire and former harvester official is recovering today from a secret operation at the hospital. The operation was performed last Monday and the doctors say it was a minor one.
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United Press
Chicago
Harold F McCormick
Harvester
Geeerecy Sing
Ford's Muscle Shoals Offer Stalled by Senate
Washington reports Senator Morris said Ford's Muscle Shoals proposal cannot reach Congress in this session. The statement marks a pause in the administration's plan amid Senate considerations.
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Ford's
Muscle Shoals
United Press
Washington
Ford
Congress
Cooperatives Face Doom in Coronado Decision Report
A special report to the American Federation of Labor says farmers co operatives and similar mutual benefit groups are doomed under the Coronado decision. The executive council presented the finding at the convention, noting unions and mutual benefit bodies are affected.
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Cincinnate
Farmers Co-Operatives
Coronado
Supreme Court
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Convention
Sinn Feiners Burn Homes of Protestants in Ulster Clash
Sinn Feiner bands attacked defying British troops and killed four men and two women in the Bushbrook district of Ulster. They burned five Protestant farmer homes in a nighttime assault near Belfast on June 17.
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United Press
Belfast
Ulster Frontier
Bushbrook
Maniac Captured After Two Women Prisoner Incident
June 17. Fred Brown known as Gus Grimes held two women prisoners in Omaha then taunted police during his escape. He was shot and captured and taken to a Rawlins hospital in serious condition.
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Medicine Bow Wye
Fred Brown
Gus Grimes
Omaha
Rawlings
Local Church Sermon and Sunday Ice Cream Offer
A notice invites a real sermon at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow night led by H. Ford. Call Lindsey's for Sunday ice cream and sherbets. phone 196.
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Presbyterian Church
H. Ford
Lindsey‘s
I W W Riot in Southwest Wheat Belt Reports Fatal Attack
Wichita dispatch says Industrial Workers of the World plan terror and arson in the region as Deputy State Fire Marshal Phil Zimmerman mobilizes firemen and American Legion Posts to counter sabotage. A riot at a Cherokee Oklahoma harvest camp left Paul Bernareek dead and three injured after fifty men charged a mess hall.
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United Press
Wichita
Kans
Industrial Workers of the World
Southwest
Wheat Belt
Phil Zimmerman
Mexico Recognition Looms as U S Considers Move
New York June 17 The recognition of Mexico by the United States loomed as a possibility. Belief Mexico will soon take its place among nations followed by word that an agreement was reached between Adolfo and De La Huerta Mexican Finance minister and the International Committee of Bankers.
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New York
Mexico
United States
Adolfo and de la Huerta
International Committee of Bankers
Chen Ching Mings Troops Capture Capital Forts
Hong Kong dispatches report General Chen Ching Ming’s forces captured the principal forts of the capital Tim South China Republic. Ursun Yet Sen, president of the Southern Government, is said to be a fugitive aboard a cruiser.
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United Press
Hong Kong
T Im
South China Republic
Chen -Ching Siti
Ursun Yet Sen
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