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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
1
The article ridicules immigrant perceptions and proclaims a strong American stance. It notes upcoming legislative candidate speeches on Friday and urges voters to listen, compare choices, and demand direct, honest campaigning.
The piece brands J Bruce Ismay as the man who fled the Titanic in women's clothing and notes his resignation from the International Mercantile Marine board, arguing his actions harmed thousands of women and children. It also compares his portrait unfavorably to Benedict Arnold’s character.
The Bonham Favorite editor Spotts sketches a humorous Bowery memory from State Press tied to S P and a roason corn episode. He recalls boiling corn, a spillover dispute, melted butter, and a mock war with half Europe over a durable peace, ending with a playful note about Ireland intervening as a policeman.
Bonham Favorite urges Pershing to unite Carranza and Villa and drive them out, then return with mules for celebrations on this side of the river. Indications suggest more fireworks will burn across the Rio Grande than on the Texas side, per the Austin American.
In Tornea Finland a daily dining room in the rail yard station hosts travelers from East and West sharing caviar sandwiches, herring, sausage and tea. The scene shows diverse travelers from Russia, Sweden, China, Norway, and beyond dining together before separate train departures. A Russian officer appears, signaling the momentary mingling ends as trains depart.
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