23 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1926
Page
1
Investigation proceeds in Washington as state departments pursue the Doheny case amid a muddy inquiry. Officials push forward with hearings and collect evidence to determine next steps.
Reports say fingerprint experts split on markings found on a card tied to Willie Ot evend and related to the Hall Mills murder inquiry. United Press dispatches from Austin note contrasts in print analysis as lawmakers weigh clemency acts and pardon records in Caldwell County and at the state department.
In a year end note the Favorite Printing Company announces it will not publish the Thanksgiving Day edition this year. The message thanks readers for their support during 1928 and invites all to pause and consider their blessings as the year ends.
A cave in at a Canadian mine leaves sixteen workers missing. Two bodies have been recovered from the site as rescue efforts continue.
Winnipeg dispatch reports sixteen miners believed dead in an Alberta mine near Calgary after a collapse. Rescue teams recovered two bodies and searched for others as authorities investigate the incident.
The report outlines Kemp of Houston named chair of a new commission and described as driving the dispute with the old administration while Moody faces a separate inquiry. Balvin of Houston linked to a domestic incident amid penitential proceedings.
The article outlines a sweeping railroad saga centering on the St. Paul and the great foreclosure amid bids and private sales. It recalls figures like Rockefeller and Harriman and frames the foreclosure as a historic magnitude surpassing prior rail ventures.
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