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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
5
Railroads plan to shift all shop work under contract system for July 1. Executives say strike would violate a ruling, but aim to meet the situation by using contractors for more than a million dollars of work. Journal notes worker dispute and potential implications.
From Dublin to London reports say telegraph lines are down and rumors of heavy fighting fill the air. The capital sifts through chaotic signals as observers note a tense mood and widespread uncertainty.
Washington June 28 Press Harding has called a conference with coal miners and operators in a central competitive field. The meeting aims to end the nationwide coal strike. Auto for real estate advertises a good secondhand car to trade for a house and lot. Will H Evans.
Mrs Sun Yat Sen, wife of the South China Republic president, gives a detailed eye witness account of Canton bombardment. She describes guards falling, her escape amid danger, capture and torture threats, disguises, and final reach to safety after fleeing the palace.
United Press reports in Berlin that the Austrian government has been toppled in a bloodless revolution. The reports are unconfirmed at this time.
Special to The Favorite reports in New Orleans that tonight and tomorrow will be cloudy with a threat of rain, affecting plans in the Bonhan trd vicinity.
Muskoge e June 28 A sheriff s posse searches the Brushy mountain woods for John Welch a Negro who shot and killed Sheriff Homer Teaff with the deputy s gun last night Welch who had been handcuffed earlier allegedly stole clothing and escaped with the weapon.
A second week closing fire sweeps Mexicali Calexico area destroying property worth 500000 dollars. Snipers believed to be Mexican rebels fired on the blaze during the confrontation.
Market prices show corn white per bushel at 65 cents. Hogs per pound range 8 to 12 cents with top end. Eggs per dozen listed at 26 to 30 cents. Hens per pound around 10 to 16 cents. Roosters and fryers priced per pound about 6 to 8 cents and 30 cents respectively. Butter packing stock 12 to 18 cents per pound. Wheat base around 1.00 to 1.05 dollars per bushel. Grain prices and daily shifts noted as the paper’s market page.
About 2500 people gathered at Chickasha's ball park for a public initiation of the Ku Klux Klan. Roughly five hundred Klansmen took part in the ceremony amid the Oklahoma heat.
A nationwide strike of more than 1,000,000 union railroad employees threatened to begin July 1 after AFL leaders demand wage payments, restored rules, and ending contracted shop work. The move follows a two day executive council session and a telegram to railroad executives warning of an unavoidable walkout.
Irish Republican insurgents were driven from parts of four courts by Free State troops. Heavy artillery supported the assault as of six oclock this afternoon. Fifteen dead reported. Insurgents retreated to two central hotels they had barricaded. fighting continued.
Free extra special offer this week only. One enlarged picture size 5x7 with best negative and one roll film to prove developing quality. Kodaks and films advertised for sale by Lt Brannon Jewelry Co.
In Our Town scroll, a peculiar resident known as the Village Lualer remains famed for eating and sleeping, with no other deeds. The piece notes his ongoing routine and a hypothetical plan to stop walking to cut expenses, while the town wall allegedly fails to revive him.
W L Bush president and E G Council manager of Bush and Gerts Music Co were severely burned in an explosion on the second floor of the Bush Temple store in Dallas. Two other workers suffered minor injuries as a fire caused about forty thousand dollars damage. The blast was traced to a leaking gas pipe.
In session today the County Commissioners examined the tax rolls prepared by Assessor Spies. Notices will be sent to may adjust assessments to equalize with other renditions. Recipients must appear before the Board of Equalization in the second week of July to show cause why their assessment should not be raised.
Clarksville Texas June 27 A mass meeting of Red River County citizens will be called by the Clarksville Chamber of Commerce on July 7 to discuss a county wide road bond issue of 1 000 000 dollars. Details will be provided at the meeting.
Washington reports a stronger note to the Mexican government over bandit activities against Americans near Tampico. The State Department says no reply to earlier notes is expected before dispatch unless word arrives. Secretary Hughes notes no word on the Cortez Oil Company camp raid or Bielaski kidnapping from Tampico since Monday.
Three firefighters were overcome while battling a blaze that destroyed the Truby Broom Co plant in Houston early today. Damages are estimated at fifty thousand dollars.
Lobe and Bondi schedule special flour demonstrations at Graham Crawford during Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, inviting locals to sample and compare blends.
For late planting, June and Sure cropper corn varieties Red Top Amber Cane seed Maize Kattir and Pere Viten seed are now available.
Bowling Produce Co advertises to separate flocks and sell roosters for top prices, offering to buy old roosters for disposal or sale.
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