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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1925
Page
8
In Ghina on Sept. 12 cadets led by a Russian commander mutinied during drill. The revolver wielding leader tried to push a march to Honan. the mutineers fired, declaring they are not slaves of Russia and shouting as the leader was arrested.
Harry T former managing editor of the Houston Post and former publisher of the Paris Texas News died in a local hospital in Houston after a long illness. The notice records his years of service and ties to Houston press leadership.
Las Vegas New Mexico Sept 12 Carl C Magee who drew national attention with evidence in the Teapot Dome case and later after a shooting incident pleaded not guilty to a murder charge and was released on ten thousand dollar bond.
United Press dispatch from Fez Moroco reports tense fighting north of the Quergha River. Rif fian forces resist desperately but suffer heavy losses. An American air escadrille shoots two tribesmen, and many more are killed by American fire as the Rif faction is pressed by the French onslaught.
J T D Rodhers, 62 years old, wealthy furniture man and prominent in the state, died here today.
The final trip of the 1925 Fannin County Fair boosters, led by Philip Wise, ended in Bonham with stops at Tourist City Ector Savoy Bells Whitewright Orangeville Trenton Leonard Leonard Bailey Randolph Edhube and others. Speakers included J. S. Boon M. C. Spivy Ed McMahon and Will Evans. the band played at every stop. meals were served by local churches and businesses. amid rain and mud the tour promoted the fair and united community support. The group praised county agents Singleton Barber Hull and others, while noting vehicle troubles and a hearty reception in each town.
A person named UL Manor died yesterday afternoon and was buried at Carsun cemetery north of Ketor. The interment took place at 10 30 am according to local reports.
The Bashino, a Hudsoney Company schooner, sends SOS calls off Alaska as early winter ice traps it. The US Coast Guard cutter Bear in the Bearing Sea heads to the rescue.
Washington reports three hundred U S gunboat Marines aboard Tulsa and Denver en route to Blue Fields and Carinto at the request of President Solarzano of Vigaran gua. The move follows a recent withdrawal of troops from the area amid fears of an uprising.
John Rodgers and his men arrived from Lihue Kauai Island aboard the destroyer MacDonough to a harbor crowded with cheering crowds. Medical officers report rapid recovery from their ordeal and the group was placed in Honolulu beds for rest.
Buddy Hopkins, about 10, was injured yesterday in a car accident near his East Fourth Street home. He is the son of Mrs. C. M. Hopkins of Hermer's hemstitching department. He suffered bruises and skin lacerations but his condition is not considered dangerous.
The report notes cloudy conditions tonight and a Sunday of fair weather with showers confined to the southern region. Cooler temperatures are expected across the state.
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