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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1925
Page
6
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Community leaders urge residents to sign gas contracts, noting Bonham needs 675 names but 226 remain short to secure gas service. Call to action dismisses local mockery and compares delay to past civic obstacles overcome by progress.
Cotton sold as high as 24.40 this Saturday as 133 bales were received by the market. The arrival of a sizeable bale stock suggests steady demand and active trading.
The PB-1 seaplane en route from San Francisco to Seattle was delayed in Astoria Oregon by engine trouble and likely won't finish its voyage until later in the week. The giant plane designed to fly Hawaii from San Francisco was forced down near Ilwaco Washington Sunday and towed to Astoria overnight.
Lt. Rolan Mayer told the naval court of inquiry at Lakehurst there was nothing to stop the automatic safety valve from functioning as the Ohio storm struck gas cells of the Shenandoah, the dirigible that wrecked the airship.
New London Sept 28 The Monarch marine derrick arrived at the scene of the submarine S-51 sinking. The crane left New York Saturday night and can lift 250 tons. It will join other derricks to begin lifting the submarine at once.
Operations to rescue the men trapped in S-51 were halted as seas remain high after an overnight storm. Giant derricks cannot operate in rough swells and have been withdrawn to calmer waters.
Temporary withdrawal suggests operations may resume tomorrow if weather cooperates. Incoming craft report being tossed by the storm, complicating efforts to lift submarines. No fate indication for the crew exists, though naval officers largely deem the crew dead.
Finance Minister Joseph Caillaux told the American debt funding commission that France cannot meet the $4 million 900 settlement under the U S plan. In a 25 minute session Caillaux outlined France s capacity to pay and economic position as France considers its options.
Washington September 28 Army airmen urge a shift of air defense to actual flying men. Major W G Kilner executive officer of the army air service told the presidents special aircraft board that a separate air unit should be formed as Colonel Mitchell recommended.
United Press report from Cleveland notes rising smuggling of alien wives as foreign born men in good jobs seek spouses from home lands. Stephen Sullivan cites forged passports and multiple schemes, with agencies advertising marriages for fees to both men and women or families, and smugglers facing immigration violation prosecutions.
Cleveland report ties more accidents to breakfast quality. Joseph Alexander, head of the local safety council, says bad morning meals and weak coffee leave drivers grumpy and distracted, increasing crash risk. The piece cites the National Safety Congress and notes a shift toward home factors as a cause.
United Press reports clear weather for the Dixie series game in Fort Worth this afternoon. Wachtel likely to start for the locals and War moth chosen by Manager Nicholf. Atlanta tied the series at two after a 12 to 7 win before 18,000 fans.
The Tennessee Supreme Court continued the Scopes case for twenty days as attorney for John Scopes sought time to file an assignment of errors from the trial. The appeal concerns conviction under the state anti evolution law.
United Press reports in Paris that Marshal Lyanley, the French commander in the Morocco Rif campaign, has resigned his post amid military leadership changes.
The Fannin County Fair begins Tuesday morning running September 29 to October 3. A town parade, floats, booths, and displays promise entertainment and local shopping, with parking provided and town merchants inviting residents from across the county to attend and support the revived fair association.
Edward White announces Indiana anti prize fight law will prohibit the proposed Dempsey Wills bout planned for July 4 in Michigan City. The assistant attorney general stated the state will enforce the statute to ban professional prize fighting within its borders.
Partly cloudy conditions with local showers expected in the southern portion of the state. Forecasters warn of possible brief downpours and mild temperatures through the day.
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