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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
3
William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, called for a constitutional amendment to bar declar laws deemed unconstitutional. The Associated Press reports the proposal, linked to broader labor platform aims, faces skepticism from reform advocates and faces potential opposition amid contentious issues surrounding Senator Wagner.
Arthur Cutten world marketman died early today at 66, noted for manipulating grain futures and sparking regulatory action. He shaped expectations and prices through expert market sense, earning a mystique as a long-time figure behind market moves in the United States.
In Philadelphia on June 24 an Associated Press report notes a platform dispute threatening Democratic unity. The piece references unnamed GOP bosses and Senator George W Norris criticizing reform measures and alleged funding from special interests.
A clumsy OCR note references Texas having three governors in the past and mentions ALC, Taylor, and extradition to Tennessee today.
Event page details a banquet night featuring multiple competitions and featured guests. Participants include local teams and organizations, with anticipation of awards and prizes.
Fragmented details describe grasshoppers chewing holes in shirts worn by workers at the Kansas State College agriculture department. The incident occurred during a work period, with the insects causing damage to garments as workers labored in a field setting.
A Culberson county ranch hand faces an upcoming electric chair sentence as details of the case unfold. The defendant is linked to the 184: he. Mr WwW case and awaits judicial action.
Fragmentary text reports a national Republican Committee treasurer figure seen in Chicago amid phrases about a gun incident and a fugitive status. Mentions escape from posses and a death with scattered details.
A northern wind sent temperatures dropping by 15 to 20 degrees in North Truro. The town reported a hot spell ending as workers faced displacement at a mixed commercial and residential property. Francis and her son resisted eviction as Marshall sought to sell the land. the ill woman refused to leave.
A garbled report notes farmers and merchants pushing onion sales through advertising displays and promotions in Dallas area stores. It mentions an annual event, Safey Biores and a push by Onion Grower groups to boost demand, with references to consumption and marketing efforts.
Fragmentary text describes political conflict over repealing a two thirds rule. Mentions Hart, Alben, and convention hall scenes with factions from conservative wings. Indicates a tense platform moment and aging policy issues shaping the debate.
Fragmentary city update references improvements and discussions on plans. Mentions Mrs D M Fenn and William, with scattered phrases about a meet and various projects in ORE.
In Gargen City New York on June 24 burglars entered the bedroom suite of Mr and Mrs W R Cec at an estate on Long Island and escaped with jewelry valued by the owners at more than 400000 dollars. The incident is reported as an estimated loss in a major jewel robbery. A separate note from South Carolina tells of four boys ages 12 and younger discovering an abandoned rowboat on the Congaree River. three boys drowned while the oldest, age 12, did not. The fourth boy, age 10, swam to shore. Weather and cotton market figures follow in brief.
A light anecdote about a man who attempted to quit drinking and the humorous outcome described in a Will Rogers voice. The piece notes Rogers presence and offers a folksy, self deprecating humor.
A man who quit drinking after advice to eat when cravings hit grows fat and a nuisance. At a party a guest falls from a third story window. The abstainer yells for a steak and onions with French fried potatoes as the hostess reacts.
A historical action image shows General James A. Farley amid wartime ration efforts in Philadelphia. The caption notes a chaotic scene with three injuries and widespread attendance at a funeral service for a local figure.
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