Jones trial delayed amid scattered courtroom motions
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1930
Page
5
Appropriations panel backs Boulder dam funding bill
The senate appropriations committee approved the second deficiency bill passed by the house. It includes 10,660,000 dollars to start work on the Boulder dam. Chairman Jones says he will seek passage of the bill in the senate Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Boulder Dam
Jones
Senate
Chinese Fighting Within Ranks Intensifies Across China
Peiping report says northern troops captured 6,000 Nanking Government soldiers after a three day battle. Rebels pursue the federals southeastward, signaling ongoing internal clashes in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Peiping
China
Called to His Door and Shot Down by Strangers in Car
Pete Magna, 65, was fatally shot after being called to his Dickinson home door by men who then fled in a car. A neighbor heard Magna called. police say the incident is a case of mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Houston
Pete Magna
Dickinson
Magna
Cotton stalks left at Favorite Office legend on bank check
W F Sellers found three splendid cotton stalks left at the Favorite office between Saturday sundown and Sunday morning. The stalks bore heavy boll weevil laden dooms and a legend on the back of a First National Bank check stated the cotton came from M L Witchey farm six miles northwest of Honey Grove. The note hints at a larger field and a fortune to be filled in before snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Sellers
First National Bank
M. L. Witchey
Honey Grove
Justice, Barefoot, and a Porch Looting in Lake NY
Justice Lyndh Cox of Snyders Lake confronts two Troy youths Thomas Campbell and William McDonald looting his larder on June 2. The judge chased them after being awakened by noises on his back porch, stepped on barbed wire and cut his toe, and later arraigned them before another justice who fined each $16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas Louuters
ICE Box
Snyder'’S Lake
Justice of the Peace
Lyndh Cox
Thomas Campbell
Wm. McDonald
Troy
Cox
General J. M. Carter Dies at Home After Surgery
General J M Carter retired major general and World War I militia leader from Wharton died today following an appendicitis operation. He headed the militia bureau and led the Laylay ette division in the war. Survivors include brother Edwin president of the American Telephone Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Houston
J. M. Carter
Wharton
Army
Pershing
Carter
Militia
Edwin
American Telephone Co
New York
Three Die and Three Hurt in Oklahoma City Crash
Three employees of the Oklahoma Publishing Company printing department were killed and three others injured early Sunday when their roadster rear ended a truck loaded with oil drilling machinery five miles east of Oklahoma City. The dead are Robert Muallin Sybil Barnard and A S Davis. Injured: ROW Black and wife and R L Carleton. Barnard formerly of Dallas lived in Dallas and worked for The News and the Sails Times Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Rinting Department
Oklahomai Publishng Company
Robert Muallin
Sybil Barnard
A .S. Davis
Black
R.L. Carleton
Wer
T. K
Dallas
Sails Times Herald Sheals
Austin
Waco
W H. Barnard
Third Avenue
Dal I
Carl Barnard
Misse Inc
Ilady Ana Dorothy Barnard
Louise Barnard
Denton
Sherman Riot Cases Go Over To September Term
The trial of fourteen alleged Sherman rioters charged with burning the courthouse and killing George Hughes was continued to the September term. Judge Pippen refused to reduce the $5,000 bail for each prisoner, with vacation sessions and jury dismissals cited as the reason for the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
George Hughes
Pippen
Galveston Hotel Operator Plunges to Death
GALVESTON June 23 Eugene Barcus Robey 41 a hotel operator leaped from a six story building the coroner said despondency over financial reverses caused the rash act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Galveston
Eugene Barcus Robey
Implover
Washington Baseball Players Say Shots Fired At Game
Heinie Manush Sam West and Davis Harris Washington outfielders say shots were fired during Sunday’s game and deny firecracker reports. They describe hearing bullets whine and dirt flying with holes found in the right field wall. Police doubt the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Heinie Manush
Sam West
Davis Harris
Harlingen Hosts State Land Sales Inspection
Wisconsin committee of inquiry arrived in Harlingen for a two day inspection of Rio Grande Valley land sales. Governor Moody, W G Kinsolving of the Chamber of Commerce and several Texas committee members accompanied the visitors during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Harlingen
Wisconsin
Rio Grande Valley
Moody
W. G. Kinsolving
Chamber of Commerce
Texa
Citizens Training Camp San Antonio Broadcasts from Camp Bullis
Army CMTC activities at Camp Bullis Texas are aired weekly on KTSA 1200 kHz. Brig Gen Halstead Dorey commands the 2nd Division Fort San Houston with Col Austin Parker as executive officer. The 14th Infantry provides instruction while Lt Herbert A Heagney leads the radio features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antoio
Dunce
Citizens Military Training
Camp Bullis
Texas
KTSA
San Antonio
CMTS
Texas Hills
Halstead Dorey
Fort San
Thi
Herbert A. Heagney
23Rd Infantry
28Rd Infantry
Gront
Otto Maewski
Samp
CMTC
Cucop Bullis
Negro executed for policeman murder in Rockview
A 31 year old Black man was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary for the December murder of a policeman in Clester Pennsylvania during a disturbance. The event is reported from Bellefonte Pennsylvania dated June 23.
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United Press Bellefonte
Penn
Pols Pierce
Rockview
Clester
Carnegie Head to Retire On Aug
New York June 28 Dr Henry S Pritchett will retire Aug 1 as president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. He will be succeeded by Dr Henry Cuzzallo former president of the University of Washington. Pritchett has led the foundation for 25 years and has asked to be relieved from active duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry S. Pritchett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
Henry Cuzzallo
University of Washington
Pritchett
Washington University
St. Louis
Mad Dog On Wilson Street Killed By Officer
A mad dog on Wilson Street in Rosenbaum Addition was shot by Deputy Sheriff Tom Moore after the animal convulsed from heat and posed danger. The shooting ending the threat drew remarks about preserving human life over animal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Street
Rosenbaum Addition
Sherif Tom Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
Marne
Bronx poker game interrupted by wife demanding husband
A Bronx apartment Sunday chaos as a mistaken wife crashes a seven handed poker game, demanding her husband. Two players flee, one injures a leg and is treated at a hospital, while the supposed wife is not the spouse. Reporters nearby later filed the first U.S. report from the Des Moines Tribune Capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Touce
Bronx
Jake Myers Hurt in Car Collision with Horse
Saturday night in Bonham, Jake Myers, a store owner, stopped to help a stranded man with a flat tire when a passing driver struck his horse, throwing the animal and injuring Myers’ shoulder. He was treated at home after the hospital reset his dislocated shoulder and reported ongoing pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Myers
Jake
Gober Pike
Bonham
Myers
Crime Mystery Writer Melville Davidson Dies in Clarksburg
Melville Davidson, 59, famed for crime mystery tales, died after a two weeks illness in Clarksburg W Va. The report also notes multiple regional developments including a Santa Fe rail line grading from Amarillo to Los Animas, a proposed 2 million highway bond in Gray County Greener 1 2 3, and a 3.5 million bond election pending county wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Melville Davidson
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Texas
Los Animas
Colo
Bar City Ck
Pampa
Greener 1
Gray County
Weather Update for Texas and Nearby Regions
The card reports temperatures around 76 degrees with a mix of partly cloudy skies. Conditions are largely unchanged from the previous day with minor variations and a brief period of rain possible tonight and Tuesday.
Hunter brothers endure 280 hours in Chicago air
The three Hunter brothers reached 280 hours in endurance flight by 8:40 this morning over Chicago. They reported all well in notes dropped to the ground as the latest update on the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cnicago
Hunter Brothers
Chicago
Family to bury six in one grave after cliff tragedy
NEW HAVEN June 23 Six members of the Raymond Spang family slain when the father threw them over a cliff will be buried together on Tuesday. Neils I Poulson Legion commander condemned veterans hospital officials for laxity after reporting that Spang a former inmate had escaped the day before the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Raymond Spang
Neils I. Poulson
Legion
Veterans Hospital
Spang
Crops Look Good Across County After Rainy Season
Sunday field checks show corn in good shape with recent rains aiding growth. Farmers urge more rain to fill corn and improve cotton. oats and wheat look promising. Many note the challenge of growing corn oats wheat and cotton in one year and stress the need for funds.
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