29 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
1
United Press dispatches from Stockholm report the German embassy in Moscow confirming the murder of Nicholas Romanoff. The czar allegedly protested when the Red Guard ordered Nicholas and his family to board a special train to an unnamed destination, and he was bayoneted.
United Press from London reports Haig today announced substantial gains from the British push east of Nieppe forest. More than four hundred prisoners were captured along a three mile front, with two German field guns and machine guns also seized. The British ground advance averages nearly a mile in depth. The French seized around one thousand prisoners on a parallel front of four and a half miles.
London reports thirty-three German and sixteen British planes lost in air fighting on Thursday and Friday. The British air minister notes over twenty four tons of bombs were dropped on enemy positions, highlighting sustained aerial combat and bombardment activity.
President Wilson is formulating a doctrine of aid for Russia. He works in his study to outline American aims in the Allied effort to lift Russia, with economic assistance as the first step to improve finances, business, and crops. His plan likely will be shared with Congress in a formal address.
Zurich June 29 German newspapers declare the government plans military intervention in Russia to restore order. Russian Maximalists will assist the Germans, according to the reports.
J M Lowrey advertises ripe peaches at Hughes old farm located miles north of town. Offered in a simple local notice style with minimal extra details.
H L Rodgers offers a Texoma Oil four burner stove and a nearly new five burner wood range for quick sale. Dr J A Lanius advertises location Amsterdam. General von Liebert recalls Germany’s predicted blow and Austrian offensive terms in a Rundschau interview. Jersey bull for sale via Chas Hassell. Tom Lemons to head Bonham Motor Co vulcanizing after July 1. Kindling loads of old shingles for $2.50 delivered through Rogers Woodward & Roberts Co. In Honey Grove women form a registration drive. Mrs M E Daniels elected president. Judge Fenner Leslie speaks on voting. Box Supper for Red Cross rescheduled July 2.
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