03 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses bomb throwers and related individuals, mentioning Yemae Vas Repay RTH and Demers Jerk among unclear phrases. It references a possible continuation and context in a war or conflict setting with scattered names and terms, but specifics remain obscured.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss Solon and flirtation with suffragists, with garbled lines mentioning ancient figures and a possible ballot or public issue context. The readable portions are inconsistent and do not yield a clear main event or outcome.
A garbled historical notice analyzes The Post's supremacy in advertising volumes and circulation. It notes year over year comparisons, with references to records, local housing, and prior year totals, highlighting exceptional circulation levels and market reach.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion on raw wool duties and tariffs between Wilcon and others, noting a cooling between parties and a government role. The text hints at a conference, claims about the industry, and mentions officials and locations with unclear details.
A lengthy Dallas data set outlines legislative friction over an appropriation bill and redistricting, with speakers, opposition, and procedural questions framed around governor and party maneuvers. The piece references Speaker Terrell, Keeokin Mouton Peet, and other figures amid a charged political atmosphere about lawmaking and governance.
Fragmented notes recount a perilous river crossing by National Guard units drifting on the Mississippi. A boat buckled, rescuers and captains act as crews scramble to save swimmers and soldiers, with references to holes, capsizing, and a search for survivors amid a chaotic scene.
Fragmented clipping reports a flood district scene with Noah on a raft and references to Esd Wy Arn Lay Vaa tet mas toe vas See ee oem, suggesting chaotic, garbled notes from the event. Names and places are unclear, but the core image centers on flooding, rescue, and improvised afloat state.
Disjointed OCR notes report stores flooded across Paducah and surrounding areas. Mentions three people injured, feet injured, and a fire or relief operation underway. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate loss and emergency response in the town.
The Post notes the Flood Sufferers Fund drive with contributions from Governor M. Cox of Ohio and Governor James P. Mallaims of Indiana. It highlights a total of 10,72421 and mentions support from Kinney, Sha, and committees, urging continued donations from the public.
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