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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
15
A large audience of line officers attended a patronage film showing highlighting a guard selected and Gypsy band. The report notes a forthcoming appearance and mentions town, event date, and local officials in attendance.
A garbled local page lists events and names tied to the May fete season. It mentions Penner Le and Captain Wi s ay Joven, with scattered lines about fetes, meetings, and a salon gathering. The readable fragments point to social happenings and community notices in Houston.
A local news snippet notes Ellington Field plans a holiday event week with activities and introduced speakers. President Wilcox is mentioned in relation to remarks on wartime policies and the event schedule.
A colonial group reports sending one thousand dollars to Rome. No further details are provided about timing or purpose.
The 122d Artillery Band performed for the post in a ceremonial serenade, delivering military music to honor the troops and boost morale at a formal gathering.
Prine and Rice Tana lead a court contest as candidates, with HAR listed among supporters. Details show petitions and legal filings shaping the campaign, including participant names and regional affiliations.
A fragmentary notice reports Confederate graves to be decorated with flags and flowers. Names and full details are unreadable, but the brief references indicate a commemorative remembrance event.
Dallas insurance man announced that colored draftees have been selected by local draft boards in a regular wartime enlistment process. Officials stated the action follows standard quotas and aims to balance service across communities.
Amusement listings appear in partial text showing venues names and stats. The fragment references a site feature and local entertainment but lacks complete details.
The article describes a planned first class event in a community session drawing large crowds. It notes the venue near Avenue and the Teena area with emphasis on attendance and public interest.
A Logan police officer reports his wife died suddenly at their residence. Authorities say the death is under investigation, with no foul play suspected at this stage. The incident occurred yesterday in the officer’s home, prompting a routine police inquiry.
A jury acquits a Black defendant of bootlegging accusations after testimony and evidence are presented. The court records show no conviction and the case concludes without penalty.
Local YWCA announces a May fete featuring games crafts and music. Event aims to showcase community talent and fundraising activities.
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