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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
4
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The Shenandoah crash triggers likely curtailment of lighter than air programs. Los Angeles property may be sold for proceeds. Lakehurst station faces closure. helium extraction and related appropriations to be tightened as economy drives policy.
Twenty six tired survivors of the Shenandoah wreck passed through Lakehurst, New Jersey, en route to the naval station. Lt. Com. Charles Rosenthal led the group during the morning transit.
The railroad commission authorizes a rate of 7 1/2 cents per 100 pounds for crude oil shipments in tank cars from Miranda City to Laredo. The rate cannot be used as a leasing rate for other routes or divisions and becomes effective September 8.
Joe Prown a Dallas garage mechanic was found guilty of man slaughter in the killing of night watchman C S Swinney. He received a five year suspended sentence this morning.
Census Bureau figures show 289,596 cotton spindles in Texas on July 31 with 208,212 fictive spindles. Active spindle hours in July reached 115,039,123, averaging 211 hours per spindle in place.
Reginauld O. Vanderbilt died suddenly at 4 15 a.m. at his Portsmouth country home. Internal hemorrhages caused his death after first being stricken at 9 p.m. last night. His wife was with him. he was 45 years old.
The state’s answer to the Texas and Pacific railway’s request for a rehearing before the interstate commerce commission was filed Friday. Assistant Attorney General Ernest May represents the state in the filing contesting authority to abandon and dismantle the Midland and North Western Railway from Midland to Seminole, a 65 mile stretch.
A short literary line notes a character asking if she has kissed others, replying that she has not except a few college boys, in a dialogue attributed to Panther.
Revelation stars Viola Dana and Monty Blue in a popular screen show at the American Theatre Thursday night. The same bill returns tonight, promising entertaining performances as Dana jokes spark audience laughter and attention.
Reading fragment shows a mother guiding a child while discussing an apple as a potential snack. The awkward phrasing hints at a domestic scene focusing on daily life and care.
The American Bar Association elected Chester I. Long of Wichita Kansas as president for the next year at the close of its 48th annual session in Detroit Michigan. A second item notes Texas will receive the one eighth oil royalty on state land oil at market price per oil wells in an attorney general opinion issued to Land Commissioner J T Robinson by Assistant Attorney General R J Randolph.
This fragment notes girls comparing OUY records and asks who leads the circle. It preserves uncertain lines and names while indicating a discussion of leadership in a summer setting.
The Boyd-Hubby Game Act expands hunting rules across two Texas districts divided by the Texas and Pacific railway. It declares all wild animals and birds as state property and lists open seasons for north zone wildlife including doves quail prairie chickens ducks geese turkeys and various deer and bear species with specific dates and bag limits.
United States and military authorities form a special board at Ava Ohio near the wreck graveyard to inspect the Shenandoah disaster. The airship broke apart scattering wreckage across two counties leaving numerous fatalities and salvageable engines and instruments amid widespread curiosity.
L. W. Pearce alias Roy Miller was arrested by detectives as a Tyler wanted man for the October 1922 railway striker murder. Pearce said to be the killer when he was a ranger. Governor Ferguson offered a 1200 reward for his arrest after he reportedly jumped his bond in Tyler.
Caravans of families from West and Central Texas arrive daily in East Texas seeking work in cotton fields. Thousands of pickers from drouth stricken regions toil across Smith, Rusk, Gregg, Cherokee and Titus counties.
A brief exchange shows a question about age followed by a clipped reply about intent. The dialogue hints at curiosity and a playful or evasive response, with emphasis on how the responder avoids revealing age while implying effort to constrain information.
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