Texas Women's Right to Vote and Decree Case Overview
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a U S Supreme Court civil rights case about Texas women and voting. It references primary elections, constitutional questions, and state actions with mentions of attorneys, governors, and court proceedings. The article notes historical context and legal remedies discussed in the opinion.
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Townsend To Come Here on Suffray Report
A garbled Austin report outlines court actions and appeals involving Townsend and the Third Court of Appeals. Scattered lines mention a Negro woman shot and a man hurt in a car crash as additional local incidents.
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Auto Convention 10 Held in March Says Houston Man
A Houston man states that Auto Convention 10 will be held in March. Details are unclear due to damaged text but mention of dates, locations, and organizers appears. The report references a board or committee and possible participation by local dealers and officials.
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Fragmented Local Item From Paper
A damaged clipping from Rap Antaols yields partial garbled text with unclear names and event details. The readable portion is too fragmentary to identify a person, place, date, or outcome.
British access ordered to Schleswig Holstein port
A fragmented report notes British access ordered to a Schleswig Holstein port and mentions associated airmen. The text is garbled but references wartime movements and a drone port, with dates and names unclear.
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