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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
1
Virginia paper reports a March 18 explosion at the Barrackville Bethlehem mine trapping 33 miners. Rescue efforts continue as officials believe many may be dead and indictments loom for Shepherd amid the disaster.
William D Shepherd faces trial on charges he murdered his millionaire ward William McClintock by inoculating him with typhoid germs. Indictments to be returned in Chicago court. Shepherd to be jailed. Dr Charles C Farman, president of the National University of Sciences, admits assisting and supplying the killing tubes.
Rescue teams recovered two bodies at noon near the shaft entrance of the Bethlehem mine where 41 workers were entombed by a blast. Mitchell the mine supervisor and IR M Lambie chief of the Virginia bureau of mines were among the fifty missing.
Grand jury returns formal indictment charging William D Shepard with murdering William McClintock, the millionaire ward. Dr Charles C Farman, president of the National University of Science, named as accessory.
The speaker claims the songwriter of "Taint Going to Rain No Mo" is a weather-prophet type. The comment rib tips that the writer forecasts rain with musical flair.
A public mass meeting of Bonhim citizens is called for Sunday at 2 30 PM at the First Baptist Church. The gathering aims to discuss a large community undertaking and invites all residents to attend and spread the word to neighbors. Participants are urged to be present and ready to open forums and work out details.
The Chicag o Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad will be placed in receivership as creditors take control following a decision by directors who cited a 44 million dollar bonded debt and an inability to meet obligations.
William T. Kemper the Kansas City and Mexico Orient Railroad receiver sought ICC authority to issue 1 million in receivers certificates bearing 6 percent interest. Funds would back a government loan and rebuild roadbed and replace equipment, securing needed repairs and growth.
Washington March 18 President Coolidge completes his cabinet with John Garibaldi Sargent of Vermont named attorney general. Sargent's nomination passed the Senate by voice vote and is regarded as conservative.
The J. W. Lewis and Co has completed improvements in the State building that enhance the store’s appearance. Shoes were previously stacked high to the ceiling, which has been redesigned with tasteful ceiling colors, giving the shop a refreshed, up to date look. The company aims to keep the store in town to date style.
Bonham discussions center on securing a public auditorium to host political speakings and meetings. Proponents argue it brings in new money via conventions, boosts local business, and parallels improvements like water works and roads. Critics worry about feasibility, but supporters say a civic building benefits the whole community.
A compact remark notes that newspapers err like people and highlights how individuals can conceal errors. It frames media imperfections alongside personal lapses, suggesting public scrutiny and accountability.
A local vendor offers a wide selection of fresh vegetables and a complete line of Pratlow canned fruits, highlighting variety for shoppers.
President Coolidge sent nominations to the Senate for confirmation before adjournment. Scott C. White of Florida and William B. Love of Texas are named for U.S. Marshal posts in the Western District of Texas and for the Board of Tax Appeals.
Martin Littleton, former Texan, testifies as defense counsel Cheyenne says the 263.02 bond transfers to Sinclair’s attorney were a retainer for Fall’s Russia trip related to the Sinclair oil interests. He argues February 1920 acts giving the Navy secretary lease power were misapplied and no conspiracy between Fall and Sinclair occurred.
In Austin on March 18 lawmakers discussed a proposed constitutional amendment to empower aunties to assume responsibility for independent school district legislation. The move signals potential changes in governance and oversight of district operations.
The Texas Senate voted to relocate the prison system to Central Texas. Senator Fairchild failed to delay action and was denied amendments. The bill creates a five member committee to sell current properties, acquire new equipment and sites, and arrange new building contracts.
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