25 May 1921
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
1
City Editor and Solicitor Ashley Evans presents subscription pricing for city carrier and mail options. Rates cover 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 1 year periods with both delivery methods.
A columnist rebukes President Harding for weeping over dead soldiers in New York while accusing him of opposing the League of Nations two years earlier. The piece argues Harding’s stance is selfish and risks inviting war, claiming US strength alone cannot secure global peace. The author denounces reliance on supremacy and warns against withholding aid in world affairs.
The piece argues that lasting peace cannot come from force or pride but from a nation's steadfast justice mercy freedom and honesty. It contrasts democratic aims in war with postwar calls for selfless global responsibility and human rights for all peoples.
The Senate plans an investigation into Newberry's past and its Versailles treaty vote. Analysts say his handling of money and influence could secure his seat despite a minor embarrassment over a campaign funds matter.
Secretary Mellon argues income tax must be replaced not Jov ered and Gompers warns the change will shift the burden from corporations to the people. Both sides predict a long struggle as each group seeks to pass costs to the other.
A quirky local note mentions Bonham ordinances on curb parking and a driver asserting right of way over fire vehicles. It cites Texas press quips on bathing suit modesty, Briand’s French woes, and a harvest week with wheat advancing amid tariff talk.
Leonard Graphic quotes a rambling note about waffles and kisses, joking about age and taste at the Favorite office. The piece mocks postwar writers and asks who authored the colorful message in the Favorite office.
Iowa’s origins trace to the Iowa Indians with the name possibly meaning across or beyond. French explorer Dubuque founded the first settlement, and Iowa joined the Union in 1846 as the twenty-ninth state after territorial shifts from Louisiana and Michigan to Wisconsin.
Marshall Texas reports more transportation department changes for the Texas Pacific Railway Fort Worth division. W T Long named to Alexandria Louisiana to replace Huff who resigned. conductor E J Boring becomes trainmaster of the Fort Worth division.
The fragmentary notice mentions a best man in Fansin County and references a dress present today. It lacks clear names, places, and outcomes to form a solid report.
An elderly figure reflects on a life of public service in religion and politics. He recalls his son’s fading sight and his own hopes that youth and knowledge would have steered him toward a more useful life.
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