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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
6
Moody to attend Houston convention for national meeting
Gov Moody announced he will depart tonight for the national convention in Houston. He declined further comment, aside from noting the Texas delegation will hold a meeting Monday night at 8 on the mezzanine floor of the Lamar Hotel. a dry plank for Texas has not yet been drafted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biy United Press
Austin
Od A R member expelled for alleged exposure uproar
United Press reports in Washington on June 23 that Mrs Tufts Bailie was expelled from the organization for “conduct calculated to injure its good name and disturb harmony.” The action is described as the severe punishment under the constitution, amid controversy over speakers she endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Tufts Bailie
National ID
A. R
National
Air Mail Service 15 Planned Between Dallas and New York
Eighteen hour mail service from Dallas to New York is expected soon, announced by Robert J. Smith of the Chamber of Commerce after returning from Little Rock. Plans discussed would connect Dallas with the Louisville line, providing rapid air mail between Dallas and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
New York
United
Robert J. Smith
Chamber of Tomtrverce
Lttle Rock Ark
Louinsile
Dal
Larted
Smith
Weather drift and damage across Texas and Indiana tone
Fragmented report describes tonight and Sunday thundershowers in northern Texas and scattered showers in the southeast with cooler conditions. A stray city item from Fort Wayne mentions Greenwich Village style redevelopment and a long building project with arched design and quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Two U.S. Engineers Kidnapped Near Guadalajara
Two American mining engineers, W. AL. Mitchell and Bohn IF. Hooper, were kidnaped yesterday by rebels at Rio Blanco, about fifteen miles north of Guadalajara, according to a State Department notice relayed by American consul Edward Lowry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
W. AL. Mitchell
Bohn IF. Hooper
Rio Blanco
Guadalajara
Mexico
State Department
Edward Lowry
The Bank as a Human Center for Community Welfare
The text argues that banks are more than brick and mortar and that staff should maintain human interests. It emphasizes the bank’s mission to stay connected to community welfare and to support each individual patron's progress.
Swedish Seaplanes Drop Provisions and Arms at Nobile Camp
Two Swedish seaplanes from the Quest flew over Camp Nobile off Spitzbergen last night and dropped arms provisions stoves and a radio storage battery by parachute on vast floes of ice where a large plane was believed to land.
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QUEST
Spitzbergen
Camp Nobile
Landscape Artist Plans Works At Sweetwater For Olenes Canvas
Peter J. Savage a famed landscape painter arrives in Sweetwater Texas with manager Miss Piedad Martin to plan several landscapes along the Western plains. The veteran artist has long captured life on the plains in his canvases and Miss Martin is noted as an authority on Spanish folklore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Sweetwater
Tex
Peter J. Savage
Piedad Msrhere
Savage
Western Plains
Conscience Alive After Seventeen Years Forgiveness Letter
Pueblo Colorado June 22 a Pueblo resident recalls a 17 year old theft when Mrs John Seelye received a letter with a $20 bill and an apology for stealing a harness from her team in Seward Kansas. The writer said he wanted to come straight and repay the wrong. The harness had been forgotten by Mrs Seelye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pueblo
Colo
John Seedye
Seelye
Seelye Rench
Seward
Ban
Same Gun Kills Two of Same Family
In San Antonio on June 23 a tragedy linked to a single gun claimed two Hofer brothers. Henry Hofer, 19, died when the weapon fell from a wagon he rode in. Roy Hofer, 12, was killed by an accidental discharge as he and his sibling played with the gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Antonio
Henry Hofer
Roy Hofer
Missouri Delegation Endorses Any Democratic Ticket
Reid states the Missouri delegation will back any Democratic ticket with loyalty even if it uses the fight to nominate its native son Reed. He spoke in Houston on June 23 about party unity and support for the candidate lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Houston
Missouri
Reed
Reid
Worker injured after car strike at Bonham mill
Mr. Spinney an employee at the Bonham Cotton Mills was struck by an automobile and listed in critical condition this morning. Separately bids for road work in 11 Texas counties were opened in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spinney
Bonham Cotton Mills
Texas
Austin
Dallas Hosts Pennsylvania Delegation on Route to Houston
Dallas welcomed 162 Pennsylvania delegates of the national Democratic convention. They toured the city, attended a luncheon, and were met by a reception committee. The Chamber of Commerce plans further entertainments for other delegates en route to Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Rockford Flyers Plan Greenland Hop For Trans Oceanic Airmail
Cramer of Dallas and Hassell of Rockford aim to fly a Stinson-Detroiter monoplane from Rockford Illinois to Greenland then to Stockholm Sweden with a Pacific coast test leg. The trip targets early July return with one Greenland stop and a meteorograph briefing by Prof WH Hobb of Michigan. Hassell has long planned the flight with backing from Rockford citizens and federal air officials.
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United Press
Dallas
Cramer
Dallas x
Ber
Hassell
Rockford, DL
Greenland
Crame
Rockford
Stockholm
Sweden
Pacific Coast
Wh, Hobb
University of Michigan Greenland
Hassel
Air Commere
Southwest
Eruption Fears Rock Philippine Islands
Manila June 23 Terra reports widespread consternation among natives as earthquakes shake the islands and lava flows from the volcano. Governor Stinson orders automobile owners to ready evacuations for residents in the southern region amid visible crater flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Terra
Vola
Stinson
St Louis Mayor Sponsors $2,000,000 Airport Bond Plan
St Louis mayor Victor Miller backs a proposal for the city to borrow 2 million dollars to build a municipal airport. He urged issuing bonds to fund immediate construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
City of
Victor Miller
Judge rules man can dress lightly while fishing
In Dallas a fisherman arrested at White Rock Lake for indecent dress was freed by Judge Walter Brannan who ruled the man had ample clothing for fishing and that fishermen may wear some liberties with their attire.
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United Press
Dallas
Tex
Walter Brannon
White Rock Lake
Brannan
Prophecies From Paris Forecast Varied Future
United Press reports from Paris on June 22 describe divergent prophecies about the franc and international tensions. Laila Hanoum predicts July stabilization and a volatile winter. Mile Freya foresees conflict after a Sino Japanese war and a cross Atlantic air voyage by French fire. A separate item notes a blaze causing a wreck in Columbus Ohio with injuries and minor damage.
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United Press
Paris
Ummer
Japan
China
Laila Hanoum
M. Poincare
Italy
Greece
Jugoslavia
Bulgaria
Atlantis
Cectes
Lebrix
Mile
Preya
Freya
Freyaira
Trio Fiwally
Columbus O
Michigan City raid yields bag of nickels from slot machine
Bruce Armstrong of Michigan City reports federal charges for a string of clean up raids. A bag containing 250 nickels was found after a raid. Armstrong refuses to state if any suspects will be arrested on gambling charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
India
Bruce Armstrong
Armstrong
Pennsylvania cigarette output declines in 1927
Harrisburg reports Pennsylvania produced about 4.13 million cigarets in 1927, roughly 500 million fewer than 1926. The state’s cigarette value fell from 20.03 million dollars in 1926 to about 17.85 million in 1927.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Scions of Germany and Mexico Hop Off on Non-Stop Flight
Windsor Ontario June 23 Fritz Vieler German war ace and Joaquin Pacheco Mexican left here on a non-stop flight from Canada to Mexico. They hope to reach Mexico City at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Germany
Mexico
United Press
Windsor Ontario
Fritz Vieler
Joaquin Pacheco
Canada
Crash of a Marine plane kills three near File, Virginia
A Marine aircraft en route to Nicaragua crashed near File, Virginia, today killing Major C. A. Lutz, Lieut H. T. Busby and Corporal Reede Nichols. Several others were seriously injured in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
United Press
Washington
Nicaragua
File
C. A. Lutz
H. T. Busby
Reede Nichols
Unconfirmed Radio Report On Relief Ship Quebed Unclear
Unclear radio dispatches mention a relief ship possibly connected to a colonial area. The fragmentary note cites Quebec and a stalled vessel with limited legible details.
Plane guns into a tail spin kill Nebraska aviatrix
Norfolk reports Mrs Charles Tillotson the state’s first aviatrix died when the airplane she piloted went into a tail spin at the Norfolk airdrome. The craft crashed several hundred feet in front of the field with no other occupants aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Norfolk
Neb
Norfolk Airdrome
Charles Tillotson
Nebraska
Moody names two 19 prosecute alleged lynchers
Governor Moody announces Jacob Walters and Henry Dennenbaum as special prosecutors in the Howtonynehing case. Indictments involve white defendants in the lynching of Robert Power, alleged slayer of A. W. Da, and officials in Houston requested the action.
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Gov. Moody
United Press
Austin
Gav Moody
Holcombe
Othe
Houston
Jacob Walters
Henry Dennenbaum
Robot Power
A.W da
Leviathan Rifled Last Night in London Mail Bags
A London incident reports mail bags of unknown origin rifled last night. Authorities investigate possible theft or tampering with postal shipments in the capital. No arrests reported at this time.
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