11 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
1
A garbled report narrates the Bagby resolution being defeated amid references to a gallon proviso and beverage restrictions. The text lists various names and places in a fragmented, OCR damaged style, indicating political debate and local governance actions.
A fragmented sports brief introduces a set of results and upcoming events. Names and places are partially legible, with references to teams and venues in a compact summary of scores and schedules. The readable portions emphasize a general sports roundup rather than a single decisive outcome.
An unclear early morning event is recorded with scattered names and terms. The fragmentary text mentions a release, a person named Monte, a location referenced as Coresthown, and vague references to a sewer incident and army context. Further readable details are limited.
A fragmented notice indicates lawmakers in a legislative session contending with competing bills in both chambers. The report notes possible committee actions, proposed changes, and expected votes as offices coordinate on timing and outcomes. Names and dates are unreadable in the snippet.
A fragmentary report describes an Antarctic expedition where Captain Wowemt Falcon and a crew of four perished amid severe conditions. Names and roles appear garbled, but references to Captain L.G. Batra, Lieutenant Hors Mowery, and Petty Officer Evans surface among others, with mentions of the Royal Mary and Anpydeen relief attempts. The text cites dangers of polar travel and a rescue effort involving multiple ships and officers, though details are incomplete.
Partial, garbled text references a person named Scott and a wife, with scattered names like Polly and Rene Perr. The fragmentary material mentions a May rein and a condition involving a mother or guardian, but the overall narrative and specifics are unclear. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the readable phrases.
A garbled OCR passage mentions various names and places in a noisy stream of words. It references people like Logan and See, places like Shepperton, and terms such as government and rebels, but the text is unreadable in key portions and lacks a coherent event or clear reportage.
A garbled OCR style notice mixes references to government authority and police with chaotic phrasing about Congress, officials, a storm, and debates. It mentions Chelan, Harvard, and Mayors, with scattered names and unclear events, lacking coherent sequence or clear outcome.
Fragmented OCR text shows a top heavy report on a race and local officials in a capital setting. Mentions of names, teams, times, and possible events hint at a sports or civic notice but details are unreadable.
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