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Newspaper

Bonham Daily Favorite

Location

Bonham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

7

Campaign Expense Reports Lining Up in Democratic Primary

Candidates filed statements showing Cullen F. Thomas led with 4684 in expenses followed by Earle B. Mayfield 4371 Clarence Ousley 1069 Charles A Culber son 3207 Robert L. Henry 1730 and James E Ferguson 1828 Ferguson and Ousley reported only contributions while Neff and Rogers filed gubernatorial reports. Bert M Jewell defies the U S Labor Board refusing to appear at a conference triggering an unresolved strike risk.

Cullen F. Thomas Earle B. Mayfield Clarence Ousley Charles A. Culberson Robert L. Henry James E. Ferguson Ferguson Mr. Ousley Ousley Neff F. S. Rogers United Press Chicago Bert M. Jewell United States Railroad Labor Board Jewell

Immigrant Armada Reaches New York at Quarantine

A vast convoy of liners bearing foreign immigrants nears New York as quarantine authorities prepare for the new year's influx. The port at Stapleton N Y is ready as the gateway to the New World opens at midnight to admit the latest arrivals.

New York United T’ress Quarentine Station Stapleton N. Y New World

Women Begin War on Obscene Songs and Jazz

Delegates at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial convention in Chautauqua pledged 120000 for a Washington headquarters. The first 70000 covers house cost and 30000 funds furnishings. A campaign against jazz and obscene songs was launched after a music committee survey.

Chautauqua N. Y General Federation of Women’s Clubs Washington Federation Federation Music Committee

Weather Outlook for New Orleans and Vicinity

Special weather brief notes mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Bonhan area forecasted conditions indicate partial cloud cover with no significant precipitation expected.

New Orleans Bonhan

Party of four killed when train hits automobile

A Rock Island passenger train struck an automobile between Chickasha and Pocasset killing two men and two women. One identified victim is Peale Speer of Dallas. the two women are believed to be sisters. The vehicle bore the Dallas name Kittrell and papers found amid debris.

United Press Chickasia Okla Rock Island Chickasha Pocasset Peale Speer Dallas Kittrell

Mrs. Laura Vaughn Accepts Corsicana School Post

Mrs. Laura Vaughn, now in El Paso, informs friends she has accepted a teaching position in Corsicana for the next session. She has been a leading educator, serving as principal at the Duncan school and earning wide esteem. Bonham regrets losing her services.

Laura Vaughn el Paso Corsicana Vaughn Duncan Bonham

Sandwich Shop Ad Near G. W. Crider’s Furniture Store

Opened on South Main Street, offering cold roast pork, roast beef, ham, brick cheese, cream cheese, pimento, hamburgers and frankfurts, pies and cakes, coffee, Coca Cola, Schlitz near beer, milk, and soda water. Proprietor Gt J. Benoit invites patrons to visit the shop next door.

G. W. Crider South Main Street

Free State Troops Capture Four Courts from Insurgents

The Four Courts building in Dublin fell to Free State forces this morning after heavy artillery forced Rory O Connor and his rebels to abandon the fort. Some rebels were captured and others fled to seized buildings as intense street fighting continued. About thirty were killed and roughly fifty wounded over the two days of combat.

United Press Dublin Four Courts Free State Provisional Rory O’connor

Fall of Four Courts Shocks Dublin as Rebel Garrison Surrenders

An official bulletin announced the unconditional surrender of Four Courts and the rebel garrison including General Rory O Connor. The landmark stronghold was destroyed by two massive explosions that shook Dublin.

Dublin Four Courts Rory O’connor

De Valera Takes Command in Irish Insurrection

Amon De Valera, former president of the Irish Republic, assumed supreme command of the insurgent forces in Dublin. He declared war on Collins and said a general civil war would aim to overthrow the Free State Government after Rory O’Connor’s men were driven from the Four Courts.

Dublin Amon de Valera

Churchill reports Irish insurgents ambush and Four Courts blast

Winston Churchill told the House of Commons that thirty Free State soldiers were killed or wounded when insurgent mines exploded near the Four Courts. Several buildings burned after the blast and a party of insurgents ambushed British troops, wounding two. The rebels surrendered the Four Courts unconditionally.

London Four Courts Winston Churchill House of Commons Churchill Tour Courts

Ninety Arrests In Berlin Over Plot To Oust Government

Berlin reports ninety people arrested in a wide conspiracy to overthrow the Wirth government. Cabinet members were targeted for assassination and letters from Helfferich, von Jegew, Ludendorff point to Nationalist links. Lieutenant Guenthe, former Secretary of Ludendorff, is among those seized.

Carl Groat Berlin Wirth

Former California Cyclops Convicted

John H. Vitelle. former Cyclops, Taft California Ku Klux Klan leader, was convicted of assault by a jury. The conviction relates to the whipping of Dr. Wright Mason by masked men. Sentencing has not yet occurred.

Bakersfield Cans John HH. Vitelle Cyclops Taft California Ku Klux Klan Vitelle Wright KR. Mason

Simp Moore's Party Invites Men 70 Plus and Guests

An odd invitation invites men seventy years and over and their spouses or ladies they choose to bring to Simp Moore's party from 8 to 11 o'clock. Those without conveyances should phone 245 by 7 PM on the 4th for arrangements.

Globe and Bonhi Floor Demonstration Adverts

Mrs Richburg to demonstrate a high grade floor this Friday and Saturday afternoons at Graham and Crawford’s locations. See ad in this issue for details.

Globe and Bonhi

Old Guard Leaders in Doldrums Over McCumber Defeat

Washington June 30 The Old Guard leaders in the Senate are in the doldrums over the apparent defeat of McCumber in North Dakota primaries. The era of long service is in question as only Lodge Warren and Nelson have served longer than McCumber.

United Press Washington Lawrence Martin Old Guard Senate McCumber North Dakota Lodge Warren Nelson Mr. Cumber

Texas Negroes Denied Recognition by War Veterans

Three men from Texas traveled to San Francisco to seek seats at the Disabled American Veterans World War convention. The Texas department revoked the Fairview charter, and national commander Judge Robert S. Marx said the matter is a state issue. The charter was granted before Texas reorganized its groups and was not restored after the Waco decision.

San Francisco Texas Fairview Covention Veterans’ Order Waco Robert S. Marx Disabled Veterans Texas Department

Seed catalog note for late planting at Sid Smith's

Sale notice lists June and Sure Cropper corn varieties Red Top Amber Cane seed Maize Kaffir and Fete vita seed available at Sid Smith's with contact phone (truncated) for orders and planting advice.

Water at Bonham Natatorium Opens Monday

Bonham Natatorium Co invites the public to open its pool on Monday with fresh water. The note encourages bathers to prepare swimwear, repair moth holes, and bring friends for a day of swimming.

Bonham Natatorium Co

Decree Entered Ordering Katy Railroad Sale

Judge Sanborn of the United States circuit court announced a decree ordering the sale of the Katy Railroad. The sale will occur in Colbert Oklahoma within six weeks with a minimum acceptable figure of twenty eight million dollars.

United Press ST

Mexican rebel release captives near Tampico

State Department advices report that rebel forces under General Gorozave freed eighty five captives at Pecero Camp near Corona Oj near Tampico. Six Americans were among those released.

United Press Washington Gororzave Pecero Corona’ Oj] Va Tampido State Department

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U.S. Labor Board Thomas Mayfield Hunt Pense Speer Vaughn Will Chas. Davis Hon. Co Hardware People Bonham, Tex First State Bank OF Bonham the Guaranty Fund Bank The Fannin County Bank Guaranty Fund Bank Federal Reserve Bank Capital Bonham, Texas Fannin County Batavia Brand E.M. Curlee Co Ludendorff Jagow California C. A. Bishop Cash Grocery Purina Sid Smith Riser James Oliver Curwood Jan OF the Big Tom MIX Sudan Chalmer’s Men's Union H. L. Rodgers Co Cloothes Campbell's Grocery D. W. Johnson East Side Square First National Bank KEENE
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