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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
3
A garbled OCR note mentions a figure named Beene and organizations linked to a tennis context. The readable fragments reference tires, a Seer, and possible saves or actions by groups. The exact event, place, or date remains unclear, but the item seems to be a short news brief about a sports or organizational action involving Beene and some orgs.
A partial OCR item references an unnamed party eyeing a potential trade and freight deal. The readable segments mention warehousing, introduction, and a cautious stance by involved entities. No clear dates or names are recoverable from the fragment.
New York and Houston discuss an all water route emphasizing efficiency and shorter transit times. Officials explore navigation improvements, cargo capacity, and potential economic benefits for coastal trade. Public response focuses on environmental impact and funding needs.
Witnesses tied to a case are reported as indicted amid new disclosures. The report notes ongoing legal actions and mentions local officials, court proceedings, and a Wichita Falls connection with the drama surrounding the involved parties.
Railroad notes and personals section provides fragmented details on schedules and social notices connected to the railroad world. The readable text hints at travel notes and community items likely listing arrivals departures and local happenings associated with railroad crews and stations.
A 77-year-old man was struck and killed by a train near a local station. Police say the incident is under investigation and no other injuries were reported. Witnesses describe a hurried scene as the train blurred past the platform.
A local bidding process for the Preston Avenue Bridge concluded with the lowest bid recorded at 29 672 dollars. The note mentions Mayor and a few unreadable details but confirms the bid amount and project reference without further specifics.
Irregular text fragment mentions a barber ordinance and requirement to carry a powder puff. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR. No confirmed names or locations.
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