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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
11
Fragmentary OCR text references Billy Trabue named captain and Settegast as captain, plus scattered garbled lines about Longhorns football. The readable items indicate leadership roles on the Texas Longhorns squad with uncertain accompanying details.
Fragments describe opposition to a food embargo policy with references to President Wilson, congressional resolutions, and debates in Washington. Mentions names like Piatt and others, with sporadic notes on hearings and potential actions in a busy session.
Amid a broad dispute over cattle imports, authorities in Texas pursue a complex case against suspected unfair practices. The case centers on import restrictions and potential collusion by key players in the livestock market.
Fragmentary OCR mentions back discomfort, salts, and a northern locale with December references. Readable elements include names like GALE, Desember, and Mesa, plus mentions of farmers and area notes. The text is garbled but signals a regional December context and farm activity.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate a preliminary reply on an Arabia submarine event. Mentions Marine commanders, American casualties, and a wounded liner, with unclear location names and dates. emphasizes wartime naval activity and political response.
A newspaper woman faces a dramatic trial described in fragmentary lines. The readable text hints at courtroom tension and a personal confrontation, with limited legible names and phrases suggesting a public scandal or legal confrontation without full clarity.
In a fragmented report, residents discuss stomach ailments blamed on poisoning and chemical exposure. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on a health scare tied to suspected toxins and ongoing investigations by local authorities.
A garbled clipping describes Mrs. Buford claiming ten years passed and brought no relief from tar troubles. The text references a change in appearance and mentions a doctor or nurse opinion, but the exact details are obscured by OCR errors. The piece appears to be a personal health or beauty note with quoted phrases.
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