14 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
1
The article reports a charged discussion over the Colombien Treaty with strong GOP opposition. It quotes representative Homa and notes concerns about loyalty to President Roosevelt and possible dangers tied to the treaty and foreign policy.
A garbled report outlines congressional discussion on work or measures favored by President Harding. It notes debate among leaders, potential party splits, and calls for strong national policy touching military, civil affairs, and economic legislation.
The snippet shows a weather forecast with garbled text including terms like partly cloudy and temperatures around 68 to 46 Fahrenheit. It also mentions dates in April and references to forecasts for a Friday with scattered details, though many words are unreadable.
Fragmented report discusses a peace resolution linked to a European treaty, mentioning Alsace Lorraine and the Allied powers. It references a committee and possible references to Versailles terms and postwar peace efforts, but readability is limited and many names and dates are garbled.
Amid a Fort Worth gathering, speakers debated repealing wartime controls. Officials warned of economic disruption and outlined the need to align with peacetime regulation while addressing consumer prices and production limits.
A deadly tornado near North Treas Town killed several people and injured nearly fifty. Reports describe children seeking refuge in basements and widespread damage across homes and schools as emergency crews respond.
The article reports a chaotic scene as labor leaders and government figures grapple with renewed negotiations over mining industry conditions. Key unions including the Amalgamated Society press for fundamental trade rights while opposing punitive measures. A general strike looms as parties clash over wage and safety demands.
Report from April 1 describes a tornado killing J. Dg Mouthirr and inharet We Adam, both of Resamont, as they rode a trailer of the We Acherman when the storm struck. The cyclone passed over Olio causing property damage and no fatalities beyond the noted deaths were confirmed.
A garbled wartime bulletin notes continued cotton planting efforts in uncertain terms. The fragment references April dates, weak conditions, and ongoing farm activity amid disrupted reporting.
Report covers inquiry into mistreatment allegations inside a prison complex. Officials and investigators question staff and inmates about infractions, conditions, and possible neglect as hearings proceed and a public commission weighs evidence.
A chaotic transcription recounts a Thursday night meeting with mentions of civic groups, women's involvement, and local organizers. It notes planning by A. E. Cathe and references to Hieton and The Pass feed HL Cornell amid calls to support a project.
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