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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
14
Fragments describe Shriners selling stamps today as part of a community notice drive. The text mentions Liberty Lion chapter leaders and local officials, with references to Warr karings and other scattered details reflecting a public event amid broader civic coordination.
Fragmented OCR text references Russians drawing around Bolshevik forces and allied figures. Mentions leaders named Gordon and Marou with unclear context. Contains garbled phrases, potential wartime reportage tone, and disrupted names.
A report details an individual held in bond on a charge of selling narcotics. The readable text indicates court action and bond status with references to persons and locations, though specifics are obscured in the damaged OCR.
A chaotic scene in Houston leaves one person dead six wounded and one missing as investigators probe the event. A tangle of names and places appears in fragmented OCR text, with references to figures such as Greenberg and others, suggesting a broader network or incident context.
The war revenue bill and related riders move through Congress with the Red Cross tally surpassing 40,000. Debate centers on pay adjustments, exemptions, and wartime financing. Leaders tout funding for veterans care and civilian relief as officials promise vigorous enforcement.
A fragmented report describes a local football bowling or track event with names Samitter Me Lure airman and Captain Weaver among participants. It notes a key moment or placement, mentioning Helen Wenserfur and John Weaver as captains and a reference to a score or position as part of a crowded, unclear recount.
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