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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1918
Page
15
Readable phrases mention voters and a president figure with unclear name. The text mixes garbled names and places with campaigns and governance, implying a historical election or public meeting context but lacking coherent details or clear events.
The article discusses wage dispute friction involving Dr Garfield and miners. It references Peak Filan, Wothers of America, and other unnamed figures in the unresolved labor tension. The text is fragmented but centers on worker pay resistance and leadership figures.
The president discusses his stance on recruiting younger soldiers while leaving older men out of certain roles. He asserts that policy should reflect current needs and safety considerations for national service and defense readiness.
The report notes M Cureton held a lead of 10 420 votes in the first Texas primary. The text records proclaimed support for Cureton amid campaign details and mentions Woods as rival, with an errant figure later corrected to 10 480 votes. The article discusses campaign dynamics and election-day reporting.
Vague OCR text suggests community interest in an amendment affecting local governance. It mentions residents and unspecified meetings or actions, with unclear dates or organizations.
A letter from Marri County women urges support for Tom Harris for Criminal District Attorney, praising his stand against saloons and reservation traffic. It credits him with enforcing law and supporting temperance, urging voters to back his reformist leadership and defend good government.
A fragmented draft urges voters to back T. J. Harris for Criminal District Attorney. It cites Harris on prohibition, suffrage, war bonds, and public service, contrasting him with opponent Branch. The text references Harris as former assistant to Mr. Crocker and notes campaign committee activity in Houston.
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