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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
1
Fragmented account recalls Champ Clark opposing the repeal bill amid party divisions. The piece references Senate votes, mentions Wilkes and others, and lists numerous named figures across states indicating a broad political scramble surrounding the administration’s repeal agenda.
Petition filed by Siegel alleges divorce from his wife, a New York merchant's spouse, citing undisclosed grounds. Court records show the action initiated in late February with no public settlement details released.
A scrambled calendar page lists diverse items including theater, sports, and public notices. Names such as Thasiee-r and The Woman i Blau appear in garbled form alongside mentions of Washington and Mary Frith. Overall it hints at cultural events, sport rundowns, and local notices without clear specifics.
Fragmented readable segments describe civic hearings and community notices. Mentions public facilities, speakers, dates, and local figures, but specifics are garbled.
A local report notes Werner received a medal for heroism amid a March incident near Phelan. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, but the account references a woman aiding and a death on a Katy road and a rescue effort.
Fragments describe a deadly wind and rain event in Texas with a woman and child rescued from a wrecked home. The report lists scattered place names, individuals, and vague locations, indicating widespread damage and emergency responses.
fragmentary notes discuss a proposed federal framework attributed to Edward Grey. unclear phrases reference governance structure and potential mapping of powers, with stray names and garbled terms scattered through the text.
Fragmented text shows Mayes questioned about resigning role as dean at the University of Texas School of Journalism. Mentions security, governor Vernon and local officials. Confusing OCR yields references to Mayes, Jeanne, Sharon, and various scattered phrases without clear, coherent facts.
Reports say Villa troops captured Torreon's main plaza by Tuesday afternoon as federal forces offered stiff pushback. The chaotic battle involved Marines and local units with continued street fighting around central avenues and government buildings.
The Monday issue of The Houston Post dated March 30 1944 reports a March 19 event and notes the paper's weekly circulation at 352621 copies. It references resale and news coverage across the city.
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