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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
5
A meeting notice from La Follette supporters in Cleveland calls a July 4 convention of old time Populists to unite aggressive national groups around La Follette for president. W. H. Bennington leads Kansas Populist movement figures behind the effort.
United Press reports Frank Tinny, the Car comedian, was exonerated of charges brought by Imogene Wilson. The case centered on claims Tinny had knocked her. The ruling marks Tinny as innocent in the eyes of the court.
Georgetown Texas June 27 James L Severn nineteen a Southwestern University student is dead from injuries suffered last night in an automobile crash Three other youths were badly hurt at the time Severn received his tat wounds The story mentions court houses in Fannin County and a Fort Worth Star Telegram courtesy image
The convention faces a split as the platform committee votes to denounce the Klan without naming it. McAdow seeks to force ballots by referencing the Klan, while governors and delegates discuss nominations and delaying adjour nment. The full committee plans to report on the platform later in the afternoon.
Fragmentary text describes a court house architect contacting Gleem and referencing a son of man who aided a project. It mentions J. Pew and Fann County Thads with vague notes about a vehicle or tool and a scene near a dock. Limited readable details obscure full event.
A fragmented notice discusses a photo display plan for a local site with options including Simpson Park, the County Jail, and the courthouse. The prevailing view favors Simpson Park as ideal so it can be seen by all. Also includes church schedule, a note for bar association attendees, and local business ads.
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