30 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1926
Page
1
In Washington December meeting, United Press reports lawmakers discuss the McNary-Hauger farm relief bill with the senate agriculture committee. The plan emphasizes staple crops and price supports while excluding live stock provisions.
A corporation asks a prosecutor to intervene over a financing dispute tied to Cotton. The body demands 5 million dollars and insists the funds be forthcoming immediately as a matter of urgency.
A chaotic primary scene features Gould defeating Redman amid strong party tension as Daugherty testifies on stand regarding official actions in the senate race.
Fragmented OCR note describes political arrivals and power balance in Maine and Paris notations. Names and dates are garbled but reference Republican Arthur and labor figures. Article fragments hint at Senate shift and incomplete return day details.
In Somerville New Jersey August Hartkern, a handwriting expert, resumes testimony in the Hall Mills murder case. He presents an enlarged photo of a controversial card found on Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall’s body, alleged to bear Willie Stevens’s fingerprints. Defense attorneys convene as prosecutor threatens a mistrial over jury misconduct.
Philadelphia reports the Associated Glee Clubs of Ame with 2 500 male voices performing at Sesui Centennia Exposition Auditorium. The vast chorus featured eight stars from Canada and drew a large crowd, delivering a striking performance praised in contemporaneous notes.
Austin reports the Board of Control will publish the next biennial appropriation for state institutions and departments totaling 38 million dollars the largest amount the board has ever proposed. The delay stems from cotton prices remaining low and the board aims to present the plan to the legislature next Wednesday.
The era marks Broadway’s attention shifting to a female governor as an unprecedented moment in its history. The piece notes Mrs Ra flanked Bic Ganey Smith of New York and references other political figures amid a public gathering.
Cherbourg dispatch reports Henry Whitfield of Mississippi underwent amputation above the knee this morning. Doctors say his chances of recovery remain excellent as hospital authorities announce his condition under care. Marie of Roumania arrived in Cherbourg at 3 20 am from the United States explaining a wonderful visit but curtailing further stay due to illness of King Ferdinand.
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