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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1929
Page
6
Texas Senate blocks anti evolution resolution
In Austin on June 28 the Texas Senate refused to adopt an anti evolution resolution after opponents ran out of time for action. The author, Efrper, was set to force a vote Saturday. The chamber also declined to adopt a resolution congratulating Ambassador Darves on his decision not to resign from the American embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T S United Press
Austin
House
Efrper
Senate
Darves
Neroisssieuer
Screen Star Hurt Seriously in Car Accident
Hollywood reports Gladys Brockwell famed film actress is hospitalized in serious condition after a car crash with advertising man Thomas Brenneman, as the vehicle plunged over an embankment. Police investigate cause and condition remains critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Screen Star
United Press
Hollywood
Gladys. Brockwell
Fims
Thomas Brenm
Reburial of Scout William Dixon at Adobe Walls
William Dixon known as Billy Dixon pioneer frontiersman and Battle of Adobe Walls veteran was reburied in Adobe Walls Hutchinson County. A combined Masonic and military funeral honored the Texas scout and Boy Scouts leaders listed in the program. Dixon’s body was brought to Texline and resting at the historic site owned by the Panhandle Plains Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
The
Anhandle Plains Historical Society
Dixon
Statewide Yo-Yo Contest Ties In With Creek Reunion
GROESBECK Texas June 28 A statewide yo yo contest and a state de yo yo organization meeting will be held with the annual Creek Reunion U C V Fourth. Prominent yo yoers from across the state invited to compete. Each county to send a representative native of Texas and of any sex. Fireworks display and speeches planned. A Boy Scout Jamboree will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck
Texas
Teers
American Legion Post
Ted 9
Druggist Clarifies Lipstick Proof Question
Fragmentary Montreal Star exchange shows a pharmacist confirming lipstick proof and a brief customer interaction. The quirky dialogue hints at a social moment rather than a full news report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Star
Twelve Texas Men Named in Statewide Questionnaire
Public office holders, clergymen, journalists, capitalists and a college president lead a Texas list of the twelve most interesting men. Alphabetical winners include Dr Samuel P Brooks Baylor University James B Ferguson Dan Moody Joe J Taylor and Dr J Frank Norris among others across Dallas Houston Waco Fort Worth Temple Tyler Overton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
Texas
Samuel P. Brooks
Baylor University
Waco
Tom Connally
U. S
Marin
James B. Fergnson
Federal Patronage Muddle at San Antonio Worse
A chaotic San Antonio hearing before the Brookhart subcommittee alleges Texas patronage schemes. Accusations involve the Creager organization in Hidalgo County and alleged suppression of a local postmaster candidate's bid. Senators warn of contempt and political manipulation amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
United Press
Senate
Brookhart
Texas Federa
Creager
Hidalgoounty
Austin
HW. C. Scha
John
Proof Jai to jail amid county commissoner failures
A garbled note reports Breckinridge Stephens County jail failure claims. It mentions a Bonham girl named Pansy Boone and Mrs S J Boone involved in a business matter with Imperial Pipe at Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Pansy Boone
da Rand
S. J. Boone
Wichite Falls
Races with Death End in Tragedy in Paris Texas
United Press reports from Paris Texas that Mrs. Cleve Ghia died of swamp fever today while her husband in an aircraft from Columbia South America raced madly. She will not reach Paris until about an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Paris
Texas
Cleve Ghia
Columbia
South America
J I Robison Cleared on All Counts in Texas House Vote
Austin Texas June 27 J T Robison Land Commissioner was exonerated on all counts after the Texas House adopted a vindication resolution by an 89 to 37 vote. Earlier motions to censure and reprimand him were defeated as lawmakers debated articles of impeachment and related proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Robison
Austin
Texas
House of Representatives
Cohe Stevenson
Robison
Colby R. Stevenson
E A P. Johnson
Ind. Sreet
Ican-a. Ce
Olan van Zandt
School Superintendents Gather for Texas Conference in College Station
Worries in the life of the Texas county school superintendent will be unloaded publicly at the sixth annual conference of superintendents to be held at A. and M. College in College Station from July 29 to August ... Widespread attendance from almost every Texas county is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
College Station
Texas
A. & M. College
Mexicans Take to Air Faster Than We Do Opinion
In Fort Worth on June 28 George L. Ruhl of Mexico City spoke on air travel speed comparing Mexican upper and American classes. Ruhl heads Compania Mexicana de Avaca and is VP of Pan American Airways, with operations in air mail and passenger service between Brownsville and Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Bathing Review of Juniors Attracts Crowd
The junior bathing review drew a well attended audience as prizes were awarded. Details are unclear from the fragment but indicate local interest and participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Last Eye
Red River Boundary Tales and Local Fire News
The blurred item discusses Red River boundary questions between Texas and Oklahoma and a 3 EEtele mission appointment about the line. It also mentions a Dallas Fire Department incident at a residence, Pow and Kaufman family notices, a funeral for Will Willis in Gray's Prairie, and a court appearance involving Mrs Londot Daws and Queen Mary with a silver gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G Londot Daws
Queen Mary
Big Crowd Returns to Oil Well Event on Grounds
Large turnout gathers with many arriving early and staying throughout the day. Attendees show optimistic outlook for the oil well project as officials and workers mingle and share updates on progress and expectations.
Great A and P Stores Heavy Buyers of Rice
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company records show purchases of 16,290,000 pounds of rice worth over $650,000 delivered to A and P chain stores in the first six months of 1929. Mrs Sigourney Thayer, formerly Mrs William H. Vanderbilt, will work as a reader for a book publishing house under her maiden name Emily O Neil Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EY Orlean Youne
Louisiana
Texas
Great
Atlanta and Pacific Tea Company Ceck
New York
Sigourney Thayer
William H. Vanderbilt
Emily O'Neil Davies
Four Thousand Students March in Berlin Today
Four thousand students march in Berlin amid protests on the tenth anniversary of the Versailles treaty. Demonstrators clash with police near Berlin University and march toward the Prussian Ministry of Education shouting anti Versailles and anti republic slogans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United
Preas
Port Officially Opens at Clovis New Mexico Airport
Gov. Rea Mexi officiated the opening of the airport in Clovis New Mexico as the Transcontinental airline company and local chamber of commerce hosted ceremonies. The event featured a dance and surrounding celebrations marking the first airport opening in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov- Rea Mexi
Chamber of Comhosts
Weather Outlook for East and West Texas
East Texas shows partly cloudy skies with probability of showers in the southwest tonight and Saturday. West Texas remains generally fair tonight and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taxas
Texas
Lindbergh plans St Louis settlement report
Charles and Lindbergh indicated to newsmen that he expects to settle in St Louis. Lindbergh, who started from Lambert Field to New York, was reported to begin a Burene trip and to settle in St Louis after travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Louis
Charles
Lindbergh
News
Lind
Telephone Pole Crashes Onto Car in Wichita Falls
Mr and Mrs Hal W Yeager escaped injury when a telephone pole fell onto their car in Wichita Falls Texas on June 28. The pole was pulled over as a car snagged two broken wires and the post struck the radiator before sliding off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wichita Falls
Texas
Aero
Hal W. Yeager
Coppers Called to Stop Dance Turned Up as Partiers
Dallas police were summoned to halt a noisy dance but ended up joining in. Officers McGothlin and Greenlea entered the scene, failed to exit promptly, and reportedly took a turn at dancing and playing the fiddle before the disturbance subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pres
Dallas
Texas
McGothlin
Greenlea
Bird Men Fly In Multiple Directions In High Flying Attempts
Endurance flights continue as two crews press to beat the 272 hour refueling benchmark. Captain Frank Hawks aims to set transcontinental speed records following yesterday’s 19 hour 10 minute coast to coast flight. A crash at Old Westbury kills Jack Ashcraft and injures Miss Viola Gentry after a night takeoff from Roosevelt Field. A rainstorm grounds two endurance flyers in Cleveland. Thorald Johnson and Owen Haughland pass 100 hours in Minneapolis while Mr and Mrs Martin Jensen and William Ulbrick fly near Roosevelt Field approaching 40 hours. Hawks departs Los Angeles at 2 37 PM to reclaim the speed record on the return flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Frief
Frank Hawks
Jack Ashcarft
Viola Gentry
Roosevelt Field
Old Westbury
Long Island
Ashcraft
Miss Gentry
Cleveland
Thorald Johnson
Owen Haughland
Minneapolis
Martin Jensen
William Ulbrick
Hawks
New York
Los Angeles
Police End Hobo Trip of Fort Worth Girls
Three Fort Worth girls aged about 14 took a tourist highway trip to Mineral Wells. Police halted the excursion when their parents arrived and demanded they be held for disciplinary actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Mineral Wells
Texas
Fort Worth
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