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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1922
Page
1
United Press reports Free State forces moved into central Dublin as Kael Collins orders the arrest of Michael Henderson after insurgents seized four courts. General O'Connell, enticed by the Republican army, is detained as Henderson is held.
In Orange Texas on June 27 Henry Belloit 28 tried to assist his fiancée by guiding her to reach shallow water. She touched the bottom but the pair sank in the Gulf and could not be saved.
A. Bruce Bielashi, held for ransom by Mexican aud its, is reported safe and will be released after the demanded sum is paid. A Mexican captive who was with him and later released provided the information.
Will H Evans advertises a trade proposal featuring a second hand six quick in pocd shape for a mall house and jet. The terse notice appears to seek an asset exchange involving real estate and aviation.
Samuel Burk Burnett, a pioneer cattleman reputed as one of Texas' wealthiest men, died at his Fort Worth home after nearly two years of illness. The town of Burkburnett and nearby oil territory are named for him, and he owned one of the state's largest cattle ranches.
London June 26 Lord Robert Cecil asked in the House of Commons about Britains stance on admitting Germany to the League of Nations Prime Minister Lloyd George said Great Britain would be willing to support a proposal for Germanys admission He added the issue concerns Germany as well as Britain and that the government would support admitting Germany to a league.
Mrs Richbury hosts a flour demonstration in Graham Crawford streets across three afternoons this week from 2 to 5. Visit Gra ham Crawford areas to see the high grade flour in action.
Kansas City June 27 The Kansas City Mexico and Orient railway will continue operations under a 75000 dollar grant from the Interstate Commerce Commission per a statement by Receiver Kemper. Officials expect 175000 due to Orient for losses during the guaranty period to be certified to the treasury amid threats of line suspension due to financial difficulties.
Dallas reports Sterling P. Strong has withdrawn from the United States Senate race and endorses Robert L. Henry in a development that shifts the contest within the party. Henry now stands as the remaining candidate with Strong's backing.
Texas ranked fourth among states in mortgaged farms per a Texas Industrial Congress report based on 1920 census data. It shows 69,946 mortgaged farms, 106,490 free of mortgage, and total mortgage debt of 172 million on 7,000 responding farms, with average debt 2984 dollars and debt to value 25.9 percent.
Wesleyan students are urged to attend an attendance meeting at Deets Dorough's office at 8 p.m. Captain requests full participation. Signed by McKee Blair president.
The 8th Corps Ft. Sam Houston Texas acknowledges Board of Trade Bonham Texas interest in the Citizen's Military Training Camp project. June 20 1922 note explains applicants from Bonham sent to Ft Sill, recruiting closes June 26 for initial allotments, alternates possible if vacancies arise.
Bridgeport Ohio June 27. One man was killed and another wounded when eleven shots were fired at an automobile carrying two workers to their job at the Catherine Coal Company's mine near Bridgeport. John Majors 50 died. nephew Clark Majors 21 was shot in the left shoulder and will recover.
The Hague June 27 Russia defeated France in the opening clash of the Hague conference. The Soviet delegation carried its point that Russia must be the first party discussed, asserting credits for Russia.
The Weather Special reports cloudy and unsettled conditions for Bonham and vicinity tonight and Wednesday. District forecasts indicate possible showers and mild temperatures as a front moves through the area.
An old advertisement promotes Bates Immoven Antiseptic Liniment priced at 800 with claims of relief for injuries and joint discomfort. The snippet shows product claims typical of early 20th century patent medicine style.
All who have promised bundles for the Near East Relief box should bring them to Bailey's hardware store early tomorrow morning for collection.
The Daly Favorite and the Fannin County Semi Weekly Favorite reach every post office and rural route in Fannin County. We can deliver your message. tf
Local firm J LL Ware & Son advertises all summer goods at reduced prices for a sale this week, with a special Saturday night event to close out the promotion.
All candidates must file under oath an itemized statement of expenses and contributions with the county clerk. Deadlines range from 25 to 30 days before the primary, 8 to 12 days before the election, and 10 days after the election with penalties for late or missing filings. The committee may remove names from the official ticket for failure to file.
Local ad promotes free enlargements 5x7 with a best negative, plus one roll of film to prove developing quality. Kodak film and other films offered for sale by Glannon Jewelry Co. May be a limited time weekly promotion.
Berlin faces a critical aftermath after the Rathenau murder. A general strike was declared and trains paused for two minutes at noon to honor the late foreign minister. Further demonstrations by communists and royalists are planned for tomorrow on the Versailles treaty anniversary.
Five hundred striking miners advance on Ford coal fields in Iowa demanding non-union workers quit. Police report says the miners remain at work as talks continue.
Amsterdam reports indicate Herr von Saniel will replace Walter Rathenau as German Foreign Minister. The notice cites contemporary sources in Amsterdam dated June 27.
For late planting, June and Sure cropper corn, Red Top, gold Amber Cane seed, Maize Kaffir and Fete rita seed now at Sid Smith's Phone No. 5.
Washington reports forty Americans are being held for ransom by Mexican bandits near Tampico. Secretary Hughes demands immediate Mexican action to suppress bandits and release Americans and recapture Cortez Oil Company property seized by outlaws.
Secretary Mellon has asked the Attorney General for a ruling on the legality of selling liquor on Shipping Board vessels beyond the three mile limit. Treasury officials say current treasury regulations do not prohibit such sales, but a formal ruling will settle the issue. Men and boys shirts offered at old time prices this week by J. I. Ware & Son.
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