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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled price and item cues like dollar amounts and retail terms. No coherent event or clear entities emerge to identify a specific news item or subject.
Retired World War I fleet commander Admiral William Sims accuses the Navy of lacking a unified air policy and proper organization. He faults Washington management for undermining morale and leadership, while praising airmen for their enthusiasm and progress in developing naval aviation. Trade in Bonham mentioned.
Hamilton Fish Jr, a New York Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee, told President Coolidge that American bankers will not fund foreign governments against the administration's wishes. The remarks surfaced in Washington on October 14.
Harry Gray, U S Government cotton statistician for this county, reports that 16 546 bales were ginned to October 1, 1925, down from 35 446 bales to October 1, 1924. The note ends with a question about officials actions if no one raised concerns.
A brief weather item notes conditions for the local area with a light breeze and mild temperatures. No significant storms are expected, and the day should stay largely sunny.
Fragmentary text notes indications of cooler weather countrywide with possible seasonal shifts. Limited readable terms suggest a broad meteorological trend rather than a specific forecast.
Attorney General Moody, after three weeks of investigating Highway Commission maintenance contracts, heads to the grand jury to present findings. He is expected to sue to cancel contracts not awarded to the best bidder. American Road Co. holders of many contracts met Moody. Comptroller Terrell withholds warrants on road maintenance claims pending the grand jury probe.
Corrected prize list for Miss Charlie Philips at the Fannin County Fair shows Life study in oil first on oil portrait Original design first chrysanthemums Best copy any medium First tapestry Landscape watercolor third dark scene Painting on fabrics Second on bleach velvet tapestry Specimen of pottery third Gesso vase Enamel third on doorstep Mrs H Van Zandt won first on enamels Publicized for publication
The Honey Grove group presses a gas proposition asking for 350 signatures, a smaller petition than Benham’s 900. Will H. Ivan, praised for prior work, is invited to assist as a key ally to overcome doubt and resistance. The meeting is set for Friday night.
Paris reports the French government plans to send a country proposal to the United States on debt funding, a development viewed as indicating Washington negotiations have been rejected.
Miss Vera Noyes of the Chicago Episcopal diocese promotes a correspondence school for outlying areas. Weekly religious lessons with questions will be mailed to children, aiming to reach rural youth neglected by city churches. The program plans to expand this fall with personal outreach where possible.
Washington Oct 14 United Press reports that Golden Rule Sunday will be observed on December 6 as endorsed by President Colidge. Officials say 60 other counties abroad will join, with participants sharing a simple meal to aid orphans in the Near East.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will testify before the House Ways and Means Committee to explain his tax theory as Congress begins work on a new tax reduction scheme. The plan likely includes a retroactive tax cut of about 25 percent for the current year, similar to last year, with passage aimed by March 1.
A chaotic Greenville day blends a Methodist conference with a local circus and muddy grounds. A conference attendee reports being spotted at 2:00 pm in row FE of the grandstand watching ponies and a showgirl whose nickname hints at a leopard theme.
Fragmentary OCR note reports Camuel M. Ralston involved in a sinking incident in an undefined location. Details are unreadable or damaged, with uncertain dates and places.
In Pittsburgh on October 14 the Senators and Pirates faced a weather forecast promising better conditions for today’s decisive game. Probable lineups: Johns and Ryel for Washington against Aldridge and Smith for Pittsburgh. Late reports say radio that no game due to wet grounds.
Dallas, Oct 14. The fair experiences a soggy stretch with three rainy days out of five. Weather forecasters say more showers loom as attendees cope with wet conditions.
Market observers report renewed volatility in the cotton sector as buyers adjust to shifting prices and new export rules. Traders note uncertain demand from mills in key markets and potential changes in futures margins affecting farm margins.
United Press reports from Washington October 14 that the Morning Post quotes Locarno dispatch stating the Rhineland security pact draft is complete aside from minor clauses. Signatory nations pledge not to wage war against each other, with Germany already accepting the pledge toward France.
Gene Sandow, famed strongman and vaudeville staple, collapsed in London from a brain blood vessel burst. This marks the second such death soon after another lifter died under strikingly similar circumstances. The report notes his international fame and dramatic feats lifting weights.
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