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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1914
Page
6
Judge R. H. Barry Dead in Galveston
A garbled clipping reports the death of Judge R. H. Barry in Galveston. The readable fragments reference a ceremony or notice but lack coherent details, leaving the core fact of a judge's death with uncertain surrounding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Barry
Galveston
Gins Trust Charged in Apparent Dairy Conflict
Attorney General's Department alleged an agreement over the price of cotton seed at Moyers during a period of oversight. The text describes investigative steps, witness examinations, and procedural actions as part of the case, with references to officials and dates. The material remains unclear in places but centers on a charge against the Gins Trust and related parties.
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Attorney General's Department
Moyers Dortng
Sexson
Eager to Work Regained by Right Food
A readable fragment notes a phrase Eager to Work regaining something via Right Food. The garbled text includes repeated lines and unclear attributions, offering no clear event, person, or organization to anchor a full news item.
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Raith
Fragmented OCR tale lists education terms and place names
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning education boards, dates, and various names and places such as schools and regions. It reads like a scrambled notice or ledger with scattered references to months, offices, and potential actions, lacking coherent narrative or complete details.
Detter Than Sparking Syr at Mary Astray
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and stray phrases including names like Me Buonmare Bax JW Rusty Duna andDoher, with unclear actions. No coherent event or strong facts emerge beyond disjointed references to care, lending, and a name sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide
Rusty Duna
Fragmented OCR snippet on court and arrest case actions
Fragmentary report mentions patrimony, a late warrant, and a court inquiry. It references a public figure, an attorney general, and a party line tied to an arrest, with vague notes on a barroom incident and a ring loss. The text is garbled with numerous names and phrases.
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