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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
10
Cotton cost to grow in Texas near 26 cents a pound
Texas growers face a 26 cent per pound production cost for the cotton crop, based on 4,125,000 bales. George Terrell cites conservative figures and notes likely higher actual costs as reports come in. He argues price moves depend on crop reporting and accuses speculators of fraud to push prices down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Texas
George 8. Terrell
Missioner of Agriculture
Ell
Ial
Terrell
District Court Opens Case Challenging Mrs Ferguson Governing Prospects
Charles Dickson of San Antonio files a challenge in Texas district court arguing Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mrs Miriam Ferguson is ineligible to hold office because the constitution lacks an emergency provision for such a situation. Dickson’s counsel cites the constitution’s common law clause requiring a male governor, while Ferguson’s team plans an argument that such a ruling would divide voters by gender. Judge Calhoun will rule only after all arguments are completed, possibly late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. United Press
Austin
Texas
Miriam Ferguson
Charles Dickson
San Antonio
I. W. Stephens
Ft. Worth
Dickson Counsel
Ferguson
Calhoun
General Hsiang Withdraws Troops Aiming at Foreign Intervention
Reported steps show General Hsiang moving Chekiang forces within two miles of foreign settlements to tempt foreign shells against the enemy and provoke international involvement. The front is quiet this morning with units holding positions across the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuanghat
Hsiang
Improvements Underway in Bonham Homes and Store
In Bonham progress continues on several projects. J F Arledge on North Center street builds a two story wooden home. Dwight Hackley on Chestnut street constructs a one story bungalow style house. Mrs May Maddrey’s store on the square gains a new plate glass window and refloored interior. J C Brannon building receives contractor attention with plans for a markedly different final look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Arledge
North Center Street
Dwight Hackley
Chestnut Street
May Maddrey
J. C. Brannon
Special Senate panel to probe Department of Justice
Senator Smith Brookhart announced a special Senate Committee hearing will be called immediately to investigate the Department of Justice. He said a wire from Senator Wheeler authorized the inquiry as talks began at Camp Perry Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Camp Perry
Senate Committee For Investigation
Department of Justice
Smith Brookhart
Brookhart
Wheeler
Germany cabinet joins League at earliest possible moment
Berlin reports the German Cabinet decided to pursue joining the League of Nations at the earliest moment while seeking League council assurance on Germanys position before formal admission. The dispatch notes the inquiry was required prior to applying for membership and cites the action as a cautious first step. Sen Wheeler challenges ex Attorney General Daugherty to explain spending thirty thousand dollars a star on a twelve thousand salary amid farm district touring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Berlin
League of Nations
League Council
Germany
Peoria
Harry S Daugherty
Burton Wheeler
Washington
Senator Wheeler
Ilino
Daugherty
Airmen Refuse Chinese Landing Permission
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese military authorities refused landing permission to Major Sanni, an Argentine airman, who is said to be at Hong Kong. The airman reportedly defied the refusal and may ignore it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Shanghai
Sanni
Hong Kong
Cotton Crop Runs 5.4 Percent Normal in Sept Audition
Washington reports the cotton crop as of Sept 16 shows 5.4 percent of normal with total 12,596,000 bales produced this year according to the Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
League of Nations drafts binding arbitration treaty at Geneva
The disarmament commission studied the draft treaty of arbitration security and disarmament defining aggression and outlining enforcement. Signatories pledge not to wage war without council consent and to settle disputes via council court or arbitrators while maintaining armed defense for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
League Assembly
Hague Court
Magne Court
League
Cours
Fall of Chao Yang Reported as Manchurian Advance
Osaka Mainichi says Chao Yang, a northern Chinese city, fell to Manchurian forces led by Chang Tso Lin. Chang moves toward Jehol to threaten Shan Kwan, gateway to the Great Chinese Wall, while Wisconsin reports fifty four dead and Minnesota officials fear the list will rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chao Yang
Chang Tso Lin
Osaka
Japan
Chao Young
China
Iota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cotton Market Advances in Range of Twenty-Two to Forty-Two Cents
The report notes cotton futures edging higher with a trading range between 22 and 42 cents, indicating modest gains amid market activity.
HIPPY-MINE LIVES OFFICIAL REPORT STORM AREA
ST PAUL Spt 23 At least 59 lives were lost as deadly winds sweep Wisconsin and Minnesota storms cause widespread damage. Rescue efforts continue as agencies tally missing and injured in the storm zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippy
United Press
ST Paul
Spt
Just as Good as You Want Steak Ad
An advertisement touts steak cuts as tender juicy and full of flavor inviting readers to phone in orders for home delivery or pickup.
Pastory Meeting Elects Officers for Coming Year
The Pastors Association met last Monday and elected officers for the year. The Rev. Wagner was chosen president, Dr. McConnell vice president, and the Rev. C. P. Owen secretary. Supt. Rather will arrange for a Bonham pastor to conduct chapel exercises at Bonham High School on Wednesday mornings. The sessions will be non secular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Vom. McConnell
C. P. Owen
Bonham
Tax Lien Filed Against Gaston B Means for Three Years
Federal government files tax lien in Supreme Court against Gaston B Means, star witness in the Senate investigation of the Department of Justice. lien totals about 268000 dollars for unpaid income taxes for 1921 1922 and 1923 with a 53000 dollar penalty included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Gaston B. Means
Senate
Department of Justice
Hill’s Giger Party Investigated by Mrs Willebrant
Assistant Attorney General Mrs Mabel Willebrant ordered U S Attorney Woodcock to launch an investigation into an older party held by Representative John Hill of Maryland at his Baltimore home last Saturday night. She promised decisive action this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Mabel Willebrant
United States
Woodcock
John Hill
Maryland
Tome
Willebrant
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