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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
3
A garbled AP style snippet hints at a Texas University mascot barbecue dispute tied to a game score of 21 to 7. The fragment mentions University readers, Housto n context, and a series of disjointed phrases about teams, venues, and attendees.
Fragmentary wires describe a muddled scene where politics and law intrude into baseball, mentioning figures like Warne and Nat with scattered references to votes, senate actions, and legal scrutiny, all amid a chaotic public discourse. The text hints at tensions between governance and sport, with unclear outcomes and debated authority.
A fragmented report notes Sweet Briar arriving with care and attention. The text references an owner and items described with obscured phrases and possibly ceremonial or decorative context, but readable details are limited. The piece hints at valued belongings and celebratory sentiment.
A garbled OCR of a local scene describes activity around Tor Acre Bouret amid fighting and crowd movement. The text references a confrontation, fuel shortages, a crowd pushing toward a bagging area, and an unsettled, tense atmosphere with unclear outcomes.
Fragmentary notes hint at a boxing clash involving Carpentier and a challenger named Dermpeey. References mention a proposed venue, timing, and outcome in a historic sense, but exact details remain unclear due to garbled OCR text. Key entities include Carpentier and Dermpeey with unspecified location and date.
Readable fragments indicate a local sports note about Caddock 1a meet and an English wrestling champion event scheduled for Thursday. Unclear details or names are partially garbled in the OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR shows Wilde expresses interest in Milwaukee and a May meeting with Frankie Mason. Other readable text hints at a Chicago or American event, with scattered phrases about a race or match and possible references to dates and venues, but details are unclear.
A report notes Canada ships ten million dollars in gold to the United States amid a Montreat exchange scene. The fragment mentions Amant Yue and a ceremony or stake in a monetary transfer, with unclear surrounding names.
Harvard declines a season invitation to open Saturday in Houston for a game against the Houston Bankers. The decision follows comments from university officials noting scheduling conflicts and a desire to focus on academic priorities and travel logistics.
A garbled set of phrases and names appears to describe travel, music, and places in a jumbled narrative. The text resembles a noisy collage of voices with mentions of people, dates, and locations while lacking a coherent event or clear outcome.
garbled text references a Beattie club and Worth Guys Plant with names like Tyran Den and Frank Weaver. mentions Associated press style and a date. The readable segments suggest a local sports or club report with unclear details from the Beattie club and Worth group.
In a terse statement McGraw denies the run of Hugh Hornby amid legal or personal disputes. The record shows contested claims and continued dispute over the matter, with no clear resolution announced as details remain unclear.
Annosinthirian Revel reports higher than expected tax receipts. The government data for December shows revenues surpassing forecasts, signaling stronger fiscal performance. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
The copy extols Camel cigarettes as providing new and keener enjoyment with lighting. It claims relief from unpleasant aftertaste and odor, presenting Camels as unusual yet enjoyable.
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