20 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
1
Nonsensical OCR fragment discusses Utah penitentiary commission nominations Cabell The tle Brahas and related names. Mentions Everett, Nocera, Beland and Mare in a legal context with scattered dates and proceedings.
Washington awaits word from Lind as Erta was denied and the information received appears disjointed. The text shows garbled phrases about policy, names, and events, indicating a confused report on a political or administrative matter with references to Lind and to an alleged statement by a president or authority.
In San Francisco a dramatic trial unfolds as Mrs Diggs assists a man who testified to a crime. The proceedings reveal the jury’s scrutiny, legal maneuvers, and a tense scene involving a Warrington girl and a transfer to a wife’s room amid government pressure.
Amid 1916 controversy an amendment to abolish Dutch color discrimination is declared to favor American refiners. The measure, linked to federal policy, is described in political rhetoric about sugar distribution and wartime economy with references to president and public reaction.
A long missing boy, abducted seventeen years ago, has been located by his parents. Details remain limited as authorities verify the reunion and potential next steps for the family.
A garbled OCR item centers on Harry Thaw and an arrest across a prisoner fight involving Weing, with fragmented references to Canadian embassy, Soma Somerton, and a steamer. The readable text shows confusion and lacks clear events or outcomes to anchor a precise summary.
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