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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
1
Army surgeons estimate nearly forty percent of draftees will be rejected at the first physical examination. The first levy targets six hundred twenty five thousand men. Current regular army rejections run from forty to sixty percent, with the severe exam producing the strongest troops in the world.
London reports a possible move toward a Spanish republic as anti German ministers and court factions push to influence King Alfonso. Despite his lasting personal support, unrest and coalition among anti German forces hint at a plan to shift sovereignty toward the people.
London reports Balfour in the House of Commons for the first time since returning from the United States. He affirmed Britain’s adherence to the London Allied pact and thanked the American government and people for their welcome. Rallies and fundraising drives for Red Cross efforts continue across towns with hopes for large gifts.
At 4 o clock this afternoon members of the First Presbyterian Sunday school go out to Oakland for a picnic. Supper will be spread in the grove and both children and adults will enjoy a pleasant time.
Petrograd June 19 The Russian congress of workers and soldiers representatives voted 640 to 140 to support Minister of Posts and Telegraphs Tsertelli in deporting Swiss Socialist Robert Grimm. Grimm was sent to Russia by German influence to advocate a separate peace until his mission was exposed by a message from Switzerland.
New York June 19 summons issued for two policemen to be examined by the district attorney regarding Ruth Kruger murder and the related escape of Alfred Cocchi who is indicted for her murder.
London reports that Austria faces a crisis as the poles break with the government. The ministry has fallen and further consequences may follow as the Poles refuse to deal with the current ministry.
Copenhager reports seven hundred Russian Finnish exiles arriving, heading home from America. United Press dispatches note ongoing raids on British front lines under Haig. A torpedo attack on the Standard Oil tanker off the French coast leaves four missing. fourteen Americans survived. Senator Stone opposes a cold blooded treasury raid as Goethals board stands firm.
Buenos Ayres reports Argentina plans to suspend neutrality regulations if American warships arrive. Such a visit would be treated as friendly toward Argentina, allowing ships to stay as long as desired. Dispatches say Uruguay has moved toward a similar policy, disregarding standard belligerent ship departure rules.
Washington June 10 a Navy of thirty thousand men outlines the government airplane program for the first year of the war. Three classes of aircraft are planned: training machines bombing machines and observation aircraft. American plants will manufacture engines wings and supporting parts with furniture factories and typewriter plants aiding production.
In Montreal on June 19 the Canadian Pacific railway loaned ten million dollars to assist the Imperial Munitions Board for the coming year. Also notice a quick sale of a five passenger Overland car with electric lights and starter. engine and casings are in good condition. Trade or sale arranged by Emmett Thompson at Steger Milling Co, 6.
Members of the Methodist Sunday school are holding a picnic at Simpson Park this afternoon. The writer notes the shop is Methodist in spirit and would enjoy being at the park with them as the tables are spread.
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