25 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
1
President and his cabinet weigh the tangled issue of video rums to clarify U S right to board rum ramps and potential moves to seek congressional legislation in November. The debate centers on who has powers over illegal shipments and how Britain may be involved.
Hed Press reports Judge Jefferson announced a temporary injunction would be signed this afternoon. The ruling relates to a federal case with the state attorney general contesting the law. The article notes the weather and a local shoe seller, M C Spivy & Co, in the surrounding copy.
Reader offers imitation documents for sale with price points of 150 and 250 dollars. References Ode Roberts 31 Pp. Steger Lumber Co.
London report quotes Prime Minister Lloyd George detailing Britain’s Near East policy to secure freedom of the Dardanelles and Bosporus under League oversight. He stresses protecting maritime liberty and preventing war spread, insisting neutrality between Greece and Turkey.
In a statement Premier Lloyd George argues Britain acted to protect freedom of the seas and prevent war from spreading to Europe. He cites the 1918 armistice context and warns against a renewed clash among Turks Greeks Armenians and others if Constantinople Thrace or surrounding regions ignite further conflict.
Store ad urging buyers to demand value in merchandise and promising the best buys for money at M. G. Spivy & Co. Wealth of goods emphasized with strong customer appeal and shop confidence.
The pastor will preach at South Bonham Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 with special music promised. Ben Jbell, Pastor, invites patronage as SPIVY & COQ submit bids on basis of better service dependable quality and lowest prices.
United Press reports the American Legion denounced the Irene Byron hospital near Fort Wayne Indiana where thirty three veterans suffer tuberculosis and are allegedly treated with indifference and in a building described as dirty with bad conditions amid claims of government mishandling and substandard care.
Albert Gale died Saturday night at the home of Mrs. D. M. Lilly on West Sixth Street after two years as an invalid. He and his family had lived in Fort Worth and visited his sister Mrs. Lilly before his death. The funeral was held at 3 p.m. yesterday at the house, conducted by Rev. F. W. O Malley. Burial was in Willow Wild cemetery. Gale, born June 30, 1855 in Dallas County, Texas, was the son of Fleury and Elizabeth Gale and had worked in several firms before founding Gale Chaney Company. He married Ev McGee Hanech on July 12, 1893. they had a daughter, Mare now Mrs Foreman. He belonged to the Fire Christian church and was survived by his wife, daughter, a brother John Galt of San Antonio, and a sister Mrs Juhr Edward of Texarkana.
N W Bonham offers one acre plots with a two story room home for 3000 dollars. Bargain price advertised by M Lowrey of Bonham Texas. Potential buyers urged to contact immediately.
Special to The Favorite reports Banham and vicinity expect fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with no change in temperature.
Colton reports the cotton market closing about twenty points lower on the day. Local buyers paid from 20.25 to 2.78 for the cotton traded, with attention on Baten's Improved Antiseptic Liniment for use on animals.
The Chang Shun conference between Soviet Russia and Japan collapsed today after initial promise of broader effects. The talks, aimed at possibly recognizing Russia by Japan and perhaps China, never advanced to serious negotiations. Dispute centered on Russia demands for Japanese evacuation of Shanhaien.
A United Press report from Austin says Governor Neff plans to consider lifting martial law and withdrawing troops soon. Martial law has been in effect in Denison since July 26, with decisions expected at an early date. The notice also includes a land-for-farm ad offering 24 acres with a 4 room house and 1500 in notes tradeable for 60 to 100 acres of good land from C Alderson in Ector Texas.
An advertisement lists 80 acre tract known as standpipe place five miles east of Bonham for sale at two dollars per acre by L. C. Fuller. It also promotes a Russell Heights property with 4 acres and a 10 room two story house for $8800 with easy terms from J. Mi. Lowrey.
Dallas Texas September 25 A fusion movement formed when Republicans and Anti Ku Klux Klan Democrats nominated George B Peddy for the Senate to oppose Earl B Mayfield the Democratic nominee A coalition ticket for Dallas County district to oppose Democratic nominees is seriously considered
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