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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1936

Page

3

Mother Tells Why She Drowned Her 2 Year Old Son

In Newburgh New York on January 16 Mrs Dorothy Sherwood on trial for her life testified she drowned her two year old son in a moment of desperation after being deserted by a suitor who pretended to be a German She a former Salvation Army worker and show girl pleads temporary insanity and says she lost her composure as she described how she allowed her son Jimmy to play by Moonda Creek before drowning him to save him from suffering.

Newburgh N. Y Dorothy Sherwood Salvation Army Jimmy Moonda Creek

Local Residents Handy Visit Notes

TTL BY A B Scarborough has gone to Florida for a vacation of several weeks. Mrs D A Blard has been sick of a severe cold the past few days. June Wilson of Sherman was in this city a few hours today on business. Mrs W L Evans of Sherman and Mrs J C McKinney of Durant Okla are in Bonham today. Mrs Roy Neal of Tulsa Okla visiting her parents Mr and Mrs A B McBrayer and other relatives and friends. Kenneth Smith of Washington DC is here to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Sid Smith. We will visit in Amarillo for a day or two before returning to Washington.

D. A. Blard June Wilson Sherman Wl H Evans J. C McKinney Durant, Oklo Bonham Roy Neal Tulsa Okla A. B. McBrayer Kenneth Smith Washington, D. C Sid Smith Amarillo Washington Henryetta Okla.) News L. E. Dicus the News Dicus Putnam County Ohio Skalida Texas Lone Star Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Rotirians Presbyterian Church Henyetta L. E Dicus Bonham News

Judge S Leste Sustains Fractured Wrist

The judge S Leste has a slight fracture to a wrist bone after a slip at Leonard last evening. He is on the streets today and faces inconvenience from using only one arm.

S. Leste Leonard

Meningitis in Cablas Area Causes New Death

Dallas reports a third death from spinal meningitis in Oa area when C. J. Hawkins died in a Dallas hospital. Last week a CCC worker and a girl also died at Mesquite in Dallas County.

Cablas Dallas C. J. Hawkins Civilian Conservation Corps Mesquite

Woman 27 on trial for first negret murder at mercy case

Mrs Sherwood, 27, blond and a widow, faces trial for first degree murder. The State argues mercy is unnecessary and seeks the electric chair. She testifies she is penniless and unable to find work.

Public Inquiry Follows Bonham Plane Crash Aftermath

Shattered wreckage of a luxury airliner that killed seventeen near Brinkley Ark was moved to dry ground for a public inquiry led by Major R W Schroeder of the Commerce Department. Missing vital instruments and a speed recorder. investigation to public hearing, with Brinkley named as possible site.

Goopwin Ark R. W Schroeder Department of Commerce Ralph Damon American Airlines Schoeder Brinkley United

Connally Attacks Wilson Bias in Munitions Probe

The Senate Munitions Committee's wartime policy inquiry triggers sharp exchanges. Senator Connally accuses Chairman Nye of insulting President Wilson to boost his political interests while Senators Pope and Georgia's Georges defend the committee and challenge overreach amid testy remarks in the chamber.

Washington Woodrow Wilson Senate Munitions Committee America Comitteemen Nye Rep N Dakota Senate Connally Texas Nye Wilson J. P Morgan Sen. Pope Mem Idaho Georges Dem Georgia Clark Missouri Wise Pope

Automobile Dealers Say Normal Business Resumed Amid Trade Crisis

Chas Russell of Hassell Motor emphasizes returning to a sound basis after the National Act and the death of the NPA. Dallas area dealers prepare for a tough 1936 with increased auto sales and heightened finance management. Speakers Ed Payton John R Waes and W Burrus will address the gathering urging dealer attendance.

Chas Tussell Hassell Motor Yitie Council On Nations NPA Dallas Jabas Baker Payton John R Wae National Association of Sales Finance Burrus

Negro suspect killed in Carthage gun battle with officers

In Carthage Texas on January 16 Mace Grey a 35 year old Negro died after exchanging gunfire with officers who tried to arrest him during a DUI incident following a head on collision between his car and a car carrying two girls Juanita and Connie Fay Lagronne both uninjured. Grey had been on parole and had previously received a two year driving while intoxicated sentence.

Carthage Texas Mace Grey Necro Ces Ang Hergayor Piles Sane Juanita Conni Fay Lagronne Here Helr Grey Waa Chusy Dante Lugienne Shreveport Gat Cy S Hs LL. M Hunt Gry

Call Humphries for Radio Inspection and Repair Estimate

Advertisement urges residents to contact Humphries at tele 69M for inspection of radios and a cost estimate for repairs. The note presents a simple service offer with a single phone number.

Tele

Old Stuff "Old Drivers Facing Curb" Headline

The Norfolk Virginian Pilot notes the phrase old stuff to describe pedestrian curb skepticism while the Greensboro Herald Tribune wonders about self government styles like the Philippines.

Norfolk Virginian-Pilot Philippines Greensboro Herald- Tribune

Washington NIH assistant dies after meningitis exposure

Miss Anna Pabst of Washington D C, a young National Institute of Health laboratory assistant, was exposed when a meningitis culture splashed into her eye during an inoculation on Dercenver 11. She died on Christmas Day despite efforts to treat the eye injury.

Anna Pabst Washington, D. C Young National Institute of Health Miss Pabst

Lawson Little Wins Sullivan Trophy for 1935 Golfing Honor

Lawson Little receives the Sullivan Trophy for 1935 in a ceremony noted by reporters as a major golfing honor. The event is described as taking place with celebration and standard press coverage of the award.

Sullivan Lawson Little

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