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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text shows a rebuke for Hobson and references Merrimac and a gallery scene with unspecified enthusiasm and scattered names. The readable portions are incoherent and lack clear events or dates to describe further.
Fragmented OCR shows a jumble of names and phrases. It mentions Sagres, Mane, Shekhar, and Fortes but lacks coherent events or clear entities to define a full story.
Carranza states he will not treat with Huerta and rejects negotiations. The brief note records the political stance and the inability to reach a settlement between rival leaders.
Fragmented report notes federal forces engaging Ojinaga defenses in a contested area. The account mentions a tenner battle, advancing troops, and subsequent actions near a port of entry. Names and specifics are garbled, but the piece references federal control and ongoing skirmishes with Ojinaga forces.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Velasco confirmed and Capilre of Torreon Velasco, with garbled names and placeholders. Readable bits reference Velasco and Torreon, implying a political or military confirmation amid chaotic surrounding words and misread phrases.
Unclear OCR text shows Weaveer landing at Balerton with references to Amany Ehehiy Arrigal and Beg wiley Sentane. Specific details, dates, or context are not readable, but the event appears to involve a landing at Balerton and mentions several names.
Local officials announce a bus line adjustment affecting Wasereuras residents. Citizens protest the timing and routing while transit planners defend the move as improving service and reliability for key stops. No injuries reported.
All day fighting reported at Tampico as Admiral Fletcher confirms ongoing operations. Dated dispatch notes resumed bombardment and naval action with statements of progress and renewed vigor in the exchange near the port.
Fragmentary text indicates Army headquarters relocation near El Paso. Names and units appear garbled but reference to Fort Bliss, officers from the Second Cavalry Division and the Wasche Federal armon suggest a wartime or reorganizational note with unclear details.
A daily paper advertises a coupon deal allowing readers to cut out six coupons from any date, bring them to the office with 68 cents, and receive a complete outfit packaged neatly. The 68 cents covers express, clerical work, and overhead costs to deliver the package from the factory.
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