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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1921

Page

8

Dempsey Named as Correspondent in Oklahoma Divorce Case

United Press reports in Jaḥuska Oklahoma that I Boulanger names Jack Dempsey of Los Angeles as respondent in a divorce petition. Attorneys say the case will be held in September at the district court. Dempsey calls himself the “Laugh of the Year” and jokes about being named correspondent.

United Press Jawhuska Okla I. Boulanger Jack Dempsey Los Angeles Ateys Boulanger Siember District Court Atlantic City N. J Ack Dempsey Oklahoma

Will Hayes Postmaster General Brightens Cabinet Mood

Portrait of Will Hayes as Postmaster General showing enthusiasm and brisk manner. He aims to reorganize the Post Office and mail service with high efficiency, impressing visitors with his energy and informal, persuasive style.

United Press Will Hayes United States Hays White House Post Office Theodore Roosevelt

Tax Reduction From Permanent Allied Debt Adjustment

United States will gain an annual tax cut of four to five dollars per person from a permanent adjustment of Allied debt. The measure will also enable the government to restore some war obligations due in the next two years. The Harding administration moved to settle debt on a permanent basis after reaching a tentative agreement yesterday.

United Press Washington United States Harding

Government Keeps Spending Within Income For Year

Washington reports ordinary expenditures totaling a little over five million dollars for the fiscal year ending June 30. The government will have kept practically within its income for the first time since 1914, according to treasury department figures.

United Press Washington Treasury Department

Death sentence for man who assaulted a girl

Dallas June 19 a death penalty was given to John T Parks aged forty after a jury found him guilty of assaulting a thirteen year old girl. The jury deliberated less than ten minutes and Parks showed no emotion when the verdict was announced.

United Press Dallas John T. Parks Thy

Congregational Meeting At First Presbyterian Church

There will be a congregational meeting after Sunday School to call a pastor if no preaching. All members urged to attend. Also an old advertisement notes Try a Favorite for desired results and mentions Improved Antiveous Liniment for people and animals.

Nat Friday Night At The Nat Draws Large Crowd

A large crowd from Bonham and an overnighter party from Ladonia enjoyed swimming at the Nat Friday night. Manager Goleman oversaw the event, promising a picnic like atmosphere with lunches available from local Bonham caterers. Plans include twice weekly music and convenient entertainment after swims and picture shows.

Nat Goleman Ladonia Ladonia News Bonham

Court Adjourns as Board of Equalization Discusses Bonds

The Commissioners Court adjourned after sitting as a board of equalization. No auditor has acted since Auditor Harkins’ death, delaying accounts. Orders set bond and school elections, authorizing old building sales for new ones, and schedule votes in Enterprise and Adams districts for tax increases and bonds. W. G. Rice named presiding officer for Adams district. Additional votes planned for District No. 97 on tax increase and $8,000 bonds June 25.

Commissioners Court Board of Equalzation Harkins Clutter Adams School District Enterprise Adams G. W. Rice

District 90 vote on tax and bond June 18

Captain W Meadows presiding officer announces District 90 will vote June 18 on a five tenth cent tax and a three thousand dollar bond issue. T. H. Morrison named presiding officer. Upcoming community events include a swimming lesson and a cradle roll reception at the Presbyterian Sunday School. Bonham News notes patent oil stove by W A Fields and upcoming Bonham Favorites games with Cleburne.

W. Meadows T. H. Morrison W. A. Field Fields Bonham Board of Trade T. P E Rice

Mandate questions tentatively settled in favor of United States

Geneva report says Mesopotamia and the Yap questions were tentatively settled for the United States. The final disposition rests with the US and Allies conference. The League Council required American approval for the Mandate allocation.

United Press Geneva Mesopotamia Yap United States League of Nations Council

Striking Minors Call for Union Backing in Wage Demands

In London on June 18 striking minors urged unions to join them in enforcing wage demands. The movement seeks broader support to press for higher pay amid ongoing labor actions.

United Press London

Man and wife attacked with axe in Ifoulston home

In Ifoulston Texas an unknown assailant attacked B Wolff age 35 and his wife 30 as they slept. Both skulls crushed with slight chance of recovery. Motive thought revenge as house showed no disturbance. Their three year old baby slept unhurt in a crib nearby and cried out amid screams. Blood splattered walls and bed linen.

United Press Ifoulston Texas Wolff

AUTG Racers to Compete for Trophy Today

Twelve top American drivers prepare for a 220 mile grind on the world’s fastest track at Uniontown this afternoon for the Universal Trophy race won twice by Tommy Milton. America Wins Polo Game in Hurlingham. USA defeats England 11 to 4 in polo.

Speedway United Press Hurlingham, Eng America England

Wesley Service At First M. I. Church Tomorrow

The Rev. O. T. Cooper will be our presiding elder and deliver a fine talk on the lesson tomorrow. Be on hand early to enjoy the religious service for men. Time 9 30 a m. Place First M. I. church South and Star Streets.

O. T. Cooper M. I. Church Star Sts

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Faring Mrs Mary Anderson Women’s Bureau Department of Labor Secretary of Labor Davis Bates Chas Davis Tidw, Co Bonham, Texas Binder Bailey Hardware Co Sen Morgan Ronham City Meat Market First Presbyterian Jack Hoxie Billy Franky the Thief Ethel Clayton Rosanne Africa Board OF Trade Nws Board OF Equalization Capt David Potter Coleman Stella Talbot Cleburne Presbyterian ‘Sunday School I. H. Ford Lear Bowman’s BEN Baker Mule Barn ERM Breas T Bevare William Duncan Tale of Gouverneur Morris Wee May Allison May SBS Eas Oe Hi. L. Rodgers Co Nancy Hall Dooley Yam Porto Rica Yam THE Kyanize Jan the Navy New Orleans Bonham and Vicinity Tota
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