Primary Nebraska Vote Tests Wood Johnson Support
National interest rises as Nebraska voters head to the polls Tuesday. The primary looks to test strength for General Wood and Johnson amid party tensions and Democratic hopes in a pivotal state.
18 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1920
Page
1
National interest rises as Nebraska voters head to the polls Tuesday. The primary looks to test strength for General Wood and Johnson amid party tensions and Democratic hopes in a pivotal state.
A British sailor faces murder charges after a suspected violent hijack incident. Investigators say a fatal attack occurred aboard a vessel near the coast, with police naming the accused and outlining preliminary timelines and alleged motives.
Historic court session frames Prince Joachim or Joachim as defendant amid war era charges. Proceedings show defense referencing royal lineage and alleged concealed weapons while judges hear questions of intent and legality in a complex case.
A report outlines Senate push for a comprehensive survey of national gas spending and reorganizing programs to cut waste and improve efficiency. It calls for executive oversight, accountability, and representation from major parties to balance reform and avoid partisan deadlock.
Readable fragments describe a Supreme Council gathering in Italy with debate over Turkish questions, Balkan concerns, and plans about a draft treaty. The text references names, dates, and potential agreements amid international tensions and calls for action by allied nations.
Chaos marks the gathering as figures including Johrsonites and Borah supporters contest the temporary chair position. Reports describe factions, procedural delays, and a push to align with progressive lines, with debate over convention rules and leadership strategy continuing into the night.
Fragmented report details calls by Howat to halt mine strikes and lists names such as Curran Baninday and Ravvan Stine. It notes investigations and court actions, mentions a 1970s context, and references a wide array of individuals and places tied to the labor conflict and legal proceedings.
A garbled OCR snippet references multiple places and numbers, including Louisiana, Minnesota, Alaska, and postal or census style terms. The text is fragmented with unclear context and names, making precise interpretation difficult.
Fragmentary text indicates a report about Mexican boats captured and subsequent denial or dispute. The garbled OCR preserves few readable names or dates, with scattered phrases suggesting a naval or border incident and statements from individuals or officials.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions settlements and revolts with unclear names and dates. It appears to reference individuals, possible legal actions, and political events but lacks coherent details or identifiable places or figures.
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A fragmented AP dispatch describes military actions around Cilligcan and Sinatow, noting Carranza troops, district commands, and U.S. responses. It references General Phan Faltes, Commander J AL Cun, and negotiations over control with the Senoras, while mentioning possible American involvement and the wider Carranza crisis.
Fess reports a suffrage victory tied to Delaware politics as lawmakers debate procedural steps ahead of next year. Leaders rally support and the public watches the parliamentary process for possible changes.
A speech event in Lufkin featured Thomieon Dexws addressing local listeners. Details include audience turnout and key topics discussed about community development and regional affairs.
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