Houston Daily Post publication details and circulation note
The Houston Daily Post release outlines publication offices addresses, pricing for daily and weekly editions, foreign and local agents, and payment instructions. It states delivery by carriers by 9 o'clock a.m. and notes authorized collectors for city bills, with payment by check to The Houston Printing Company.
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THE
Houston Daily Post
Houston Printing Company
Monihe Ae Moe
Theodore Fig
Medica Theodore Fe
Chas, Lott
Pay Hobby
Bilia
Tyg
Businss
Hanston Printing Company
United States Exports Show Strong Growth Across Markets
The report from the chief of the foreign markets division highlights significant expansion in U S exports of agricultural products from 1920 to 1938. It notes 60 percent of items finding markets in Great Britain and other nations while overall agricultural shipments increased markedly.
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Phiaester
Seti
Germaty
Eurimaganes
Heevan and Anston Poracio Words on Philippine Policy
The piece criticizes imperialist aims in the Philippines and argues for independence and self rule for Filipinos. It cites editorial reaction to Mr Bryd’s interview and questions whether annexation serves republican principles or expands a heterogeneous empire. It notes Hanna’s portrayal of policy as “retention.”
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Windel
Ron
Ebu
Bryad'e
Kanena City
Mingeapolia
Aryan Ta
Dominy
W. P
Poe
Republian
Philippines
Hanna
Poalley
Debate on Philippine annexation and imperial policy
A lengthy critique questions U S policy in the Philippines, arguing annexation risks a despotic governing form and colonial domination. It challenges the wisdom of imperial expansion, rail freights, and tariff effects on cotton, urging direct actions to empower shippers and reduce burdens on taxpayers.
Regulators Question State Cotton Compress Regulations
Editorial examines interstate rail traffic and state compress rules harming local shipping. It argues commissions overstep by forcing through bills to move cotton, boosting interstate volumes at the expense of local trade and tariff adjustment. Railroads benefit from selecting preferable through bills.
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Gulf Porte
Haa
Este
Hous- Steens
Fearstary Cnge’s favoritism and bank ties stir political clash
The administration defends Fearstary Cnge’s ties to National City bank amid Republican fears of trusts and tariff shifts. Officials oppose trusts, while critics attack Cleveland and debate sanctions and potential political fallout before spring plowing.
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Cnge
Standard Oil Company
National City Bank
Indianano
Sentinel
Presidene
Cleveland
Aegostia
New York
Vaulia
Teananecdien
Chemselres
Tom
Recovery Uncertain for Governor McLaurin
Governor McLaurin, ill with pneumonia for four days, remains in critical condition in Jackson Mississippi. Doctors say recovery is doubtful as his illness has severely affected his writing and caused fever spikes during an effort to sign official pardons and handle state matters.
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Laurin
Jackson
Mine
Gevernion McLaurin
Meaning of United States legal scope questioned
Washington January 16 The wave and Meany subcommittee discussed the legal meaning of United States territory in relation to newly annexed islands or territories. Chief Justice Marshall is cited stating United States denotes the entire territory under government control while the committee aims to view the decision as essential to the case and not to set a fixed legal principle.
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Washington
United States
Imede Alon
Joriion Marshall
Dietum
Court of Appeals frees United Mine Worker in strike case
Judge Thayer today released John P. Ressé, a member of the United Mine Workers executive committee, from Fort Scott Kansas. The court upheld the ruling that the injunction barring striking miners did not apply to him.
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John PF
Laura
Thayer Iy
Court of Appeals
John P. Resse
United Mine Workers of America
Fall Fort Broit
Kaw
Seria
Jystee
Damaged British Steamer Adate Stops at Rotterdam
The British steamer Adate, arriving at Rotterdam from Fabine Pare and Norfolk, faced a serious fire after docking at Portland. The vessel was seized and towed for inspection as investigators assess the blaze on board.
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Rotterdam
Fabine
Norfolk
Portland
Eanes
Notable Visitors and Local Politics Stir in Grayeen County
Reports from the region highlight Grayeen county primary results with Mer Randell gaining momentum against Mr Bailey. A visitor notes Governor Pingree’s shifting relationship with newspapers and clergy amid city politics. The Hebrew Beth Israel welcomed Rabbi Barcely with plans linking to New York and Cincinnati clerical networks. Judge Lipncomb visits Houston as legal circles stay engaged with outgoing and incoming officials.
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Hebrew Congregation Beth Israel
H Barnetein
Houston
Loufon
Liverpool
Oceanic
New York
South Africa
Barcely
Cincinnati
Conmregat
Heth Israel
Altics
Lasarus
Assets and Liabilities Filed in San Antonio Assignment
The schedule of assets and liabilities in the assignment of Nat Sulsbachar, a door dealer of San Antonio, shows liabilities of 22005.60 with an estimated filing by assignee Inador Bifyou. Creditors include Norfolk and Alpur Homes in the Eastern States. few local creditors are named.
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San Antonio
Texas
Nat Sulsbachar
Idoor
Inador Bifyou
Nyanor
Olpur
General Assignment in Paris for Creditors
Petry of Petty, a general merchant, petitions for a rigement in the court for the benefit of all creditors who will accept their shares. The estate consists of $9000 in debts, $8500 in notes and accounts, full belief of land in Rel River county, and a farm in Petry.
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Paris
Texam
Petry
Petty
Rel River
Pety
Bankruptcy filing in Galveston involves Houston merchant
In Galveston on January 11 an involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in the United States court by creditors led by 3 EB Lasarie of Houston against L. Falkoos, a Houston merchant. The petition claims debts exceed 600 and seeks adjudication of bankruptcy and asset liquidation.
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Galveston
United States
EB Lasarie
Abamainat L. Falkoos
Houston
Nak
Assignment transfers rights to Th. W. Guyler
The document records Willis and Wills assigning articles to Th. W. Guyler as athlenes. Estimated expense F6500 with anticipated receipts around 3508 along with notes and accounts totaling about 7000. The text notes a river overflow affecting the area and mentions Mr. Heater as a creditor to some extent among those impacted.
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Willis
Wills
Tasas
W. J. Haster
W. Guyler
Petition in Gankernpier Texas Voluntary Bankruptcy
James Whippla a cotton hirer of Georgetown Texas files a petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the Federal court covering the district including Austin on January 4 James Whippla seeks relief under bankruptcy law and designation of proceedings in the Federal court.
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Gankernpier
Austin
Texas
James Whippla
Georgetown
Des Aled
Kansas State Millers and Grain Dealers to Visit Houston
A large Kansas delegation led by the Kansas State Millers and the Kansas Grain Dealers associations plans a day in Houston on Friday March 9. About 250 members from Topeka will travel by train with representatives from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City to study gulf commerce and advocate deep water facilities and a Houston rail corridor between Kansas City and San Francisco.
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Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
Houston
Gulf
Kansas Grain Dealers’ Association
Kansas State Millers’ Association
Topeka
Texas
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Northwestern Miller
Indianapolis
Miller of
Grain Dealers’ Journal of
American Elevator and Grain Trade, Area of
Associated Press
Richardson
The
Business League
George H. Hunter
Wellington
Kan
Kansas State Milieta’ Association
Ad Vine
Kanes State
Anon
Buffalo Bayou
Il Krow
Cnr
Kansas
Well City
Amerles
Europe
Whea
Kanes
Werwieter
New Territory
Hey
New Mexico Fence Dispute Spreads to New Mexico Cowboys
Midland cowmen clash over range privileges as fences around disputed lands prompt US court action. Andrew Allen and J B Daugherty cited to appear in Sorro N M January 28 to show cause why fences blocking New Mexico lands should be removed.
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Caase
Midland
Texas
New Mixtco
Epelos
Andrew Allen
Daugherty
United States
Sorgrro
N. A
Vertain Landem
New Mexico
Mr. Allen
Mr. Daugherty
Wade
Chicago short news briefs mix crime politics and society
Chicago reports mention Opie Reed on stage and a wedding crowd, Atlanta notes a State Association meeting in Raleigh in November 1900, Indianapolis cites a National Convention scope, New York covers a Democratic club gathering and a murder suicide in Montana, plus Memphis and St Paul items on trials, juries, and officials.
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Chicago
Opie Reed
Eautley Ie
Atlanta
Cottam States Association of Commwaliners of Agriculture
Rateigh
Indianapolis
Ind
Elithioen
United Mie Workers of America
Maronis Hall
New York
Foun Wo Keller
The
Democrat
Oli Hey Pawked Wood
Aryan Te Dihe
Dim
Democratic Club
Rozeman
Mont —Ar Lelarade
Awelve Millee Weet
Bare
Frank Rogers
Onnartetant
Jondlady
Min
Deele
Suleide
York
Roland Ft Moliteur
Mras
Katherine J Adams
Abowe
Henry ¢. Barnett
Molineux
Memphis
Uwe
Nashville
McMinn
United Biotoe Genate
ST. Paul
Minn
Jama Welch
Wilkiam Locherene
Welch
Gieete
Worely Pollack
Annis Relean
Keller
Methinolinun Hospital
Sundey
Nanhpue
Ueh
Purpnes
Dader
Oedina
Pity
Fragmentary Local Notice Teases Market Event
Readable fragments suggest a public market event at a cate area with mentions of Harrold and Iredell. The text references holiday theater and street names, with uncertain dates and personnel. Further context is unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Abuvilla
Aon
Cate Fer Athene
Lation Pani Harrold
Local News Notes From Clarksville Jacksonvile and Abilene
Readable fragments describe Clarksville farmers in a disease case with windan and fruit growers led by Sam Wilasy as president. Jacksonvile mentions Morvith Sharp’s accidental death while fleeing, Abilene reports bankruptcy proceedings for a Jean Hall and a Buola Commercial club plan to open a stock venture in Emts with a planter offering 500 dollars in stock.
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Pers Ce
Mile Fen
Mayer Weaver
Clarksville
Metar Ropalie
Thie County
Eltv
Emallpox
Windan
Hare Orcmited & Rich
McAndation
Sam Wilasy
J. A. Gyllom
Jacksonviele
Morvith Sharp
Himwell
Manistolfe
Abilene
Jene Hall
Kor
Leget Liebileilies
Qapeth
Buola Commercial
Cuba
Butler proposes new coinage bill with metal standards
Washington notes report Senator Butler offering a substitute for the financial bill. It would authorize coinage from gold silver and paper money as legal tender with a cap of $29 per unit and include recoinage of gold and silver. The hearing on Cuban letter of credit grants and other posts follow with appointments listed and General Greely’s improved condition noted.
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Washington
Butler
McUlar Commission
House
Commercial Cable Company of
Cuba
DOD
Western Union Telegraph Company
Torau
Filova
Shelby County
W. Eoglish
Mountin Peak
Mills County
Dillard
Texavpanslons
Wen
McWherson
Lutkin
Ellehr Kren
Warner
B. Robinette
Texartina
Navy
General Greely
Widespread World News Briefs Across Continents
Reports from Ottawa St Johns and Adelaide note no danger of Indian trouble, vessel wreckage and fire in St Marys Bay remain unclear, bubonic plague cases show no new deaths in New Caledonia while a patient recovers in Australia.
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Ottawa
Died of Wounds After Ambush Near Lockhart
Lockhart Texas January 15 Th Abbott dies from a Saturday night ambush wound after returning home from church. He named his assailant before dying but no arrest has been made. Abbott was a noted local politician in the county and his death ends a political career.
Texas Sunday School Leaders Plan International Convention
Hillenorn Texas January 14 Mr L J Thompson chairman of the Thterna tonal Sttmtay School executive commit ter of Texas has called therrecutive Committee to meet at Temple February WT and 18 to Prepare the people for the International Sunday School convention which will meet there April 24 25 and 24 At the April nesting the international ope rotary HoOM Pikmi and other nnted workers will he present Mr Thompson Saye the committen tag labored alma inremittively to make the Coming in Yention the g roaie In the history of the natay choo work in Texas May noted Texas singers will be in attend ancy and redisor wdlect ningle a every service during the convention
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Natay Choo
Texas
Bill of Sale Notarized in Waxahachie Texas January 18 4
A fragmented notice records a bill of sale in Waxahachie Texas dated January 18 4 involving Pierce Hay as seller and B Bowen of New York as buyer. The document refers to merchandise including dry goods and groceries and mentions Mr Pierce and locals arranging further details.
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Waxabachie
Texan
Pierce Hay
B. Bowen
New York
Inia
Comanche TX Dealer Buys Stock Amid Bankruptcy Sale
In Comanche on January 1 Nene Tork purchased the stork of BoA Weve and hy Sper uP business while Ap Tee bought the stock of Hogan & Naboro, stock sold at a bankruptcy care.
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Comanche
Texas
oNene Tork
Stork
Boa Weve
Hy Sper
Businegs
Ap Tee
Stnck
Hogan & Naboro
Waich
Bankrupt Care
Interstate Livestock Congress Meets in Fort Worth Texas
Congress in Fort Worth Texas and the Interstate Commerce Commission face a conference with leaders from many states for the third annual National Live Stock Association meeting at the opera house. Delegates from thirty states gather as discussions focus on revising Interstate commerce rules related to cattle and the industry. Governor Sayer opens with remarks as stockmen from diverse backgrounds attend amid a dusty crowd and a showing of rural pageantry.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Kansas City
Eugéne
Kansas Cit
Eliie
Alan
Evie
Kay
Chatton
Arizona
Olin Camero
Rhiteos
Fie
California
A. Jastro
Worsde
G. F. Patrick
Ceorea
Lhahowh Bi
Woods
Refuge
Hihittole C
W Haker
Qj Tyllinn Mortimer
Indian Terittone
Fom Towa
C. 8
Barclay
West
Ifb
Katiwa
G. W Motetiie
Kentucky
Reuben
Michigan
Hinde
Minnesota
Theodore I
New York
Samuuel Walter
York City
North Carolina
Boveri Noleleh Oklahboma
W. £. Bolton
Wee
Oregon
F. C. Jidson
Pornle
Pennsylvania
Will
John T. Cowan
Wishington
Alythe
Wyoming
D. N. Stickney
Pattee
Opera House
O'Clod Row
Sayer
Colorado
Delegag
Bovina
New Orleans Racecard Summary of January Races and Entrants
A dense, OCR heavy report from The Races at New Orleans on January 1 lists multiple races, horses, and times. It names bettors and jockeys such as L Thompson, plus horses including Lady Maddie, Our Nellie, Crystaline, and more, with scattered results and entries across distances from six furlongs to two miles.
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Donna
Fran
Middieton
What Post
LL. T. Calon
Roday
Brighton
Wordsworth
the Brewer
Windward
Crystalitne
Telia
Attia
Tyrba
Sun Tod
Fis Lady Bora
Very
Lowley Ene
Aberdeen
el Canny
Mae Day
Barney
Miseriourdia
Mot
Bi Siblevette
Fannie Sade Burng Logan
Panoharm
de Atlantue
Our Nellie Princes Murphy
Aleantt Fango
Pelle
Mempbis
Sir Ghriatopher
Proton
Bristol
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