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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
5
The court denied the Starkry plea and the second trial moved forward. Prosecutors argued the alleged offenses occurred in a central district with testimony from multiple witnesses. Bail and legal motions were addressed, and the defense pressed ongoing questions about evidence and procedure.
Fortine Vena Seas ey reports that basin dredging contracts have been set, outlining awarded bidders and project scope. Details specify contractor names, bid amounts, and planned start dates for deepening harbor basins.
A cluttered page summarizes veterans hearing Landis and Sheppard after a busy day. It mentions various names and snippets about meetings, events, and local figures, with scattered references to places and dates, giving a snapshot of activity and concern in the community.
A garbled OCR fragment outlines efforts to curb coal shortages across eleven Atlantic states. It mentions agendas, meetings, and various names and places, but the text is largely unreadable and inconsistent, obscuring concrete actions or dates.
A fragmented report describes a legal proceeding with testimony from distant witnesses. The garbled text mentions a trial date, locations, and various names, indicating a courtroom event with multiple participants and proceedings.
Patchy text notes many so called old women are young in years with unclear context. The fragment cites ALTE and LP Mat et al regarding Seed Ten Ste oanes, leaving origins and details unresolved.
An unnamed veteran jurist travels toward Galveston for a scheduled meet. The report records limited readable text with scattered phrases about a Comdr trem Pee and tonal vagaries, noting past associations and a pat at a moment of calm. The fragment lacks clear dates or fuller names.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a man unable to stoop due to rheumatism and references places and names in a garbled style. The text includes partial phrases about Exeter and town areas with scattered letters and broken words.
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