11 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR describes an investigation into a killing at an intersection near Vidermen and Wealaw with multiple references to bystanders, a dying victim, ambulance response, and police statements. Names, dates, and precise locations are obscured by garbled text but indicate a fatal shooting with law enforcement inquiry and witness accounts.
The report lists multiple candidates across races with total votes and leading figures. Key figures include Spencer second and Palmer third amid a crowded field for various posts, with detailed counts and notes on officials and taxpayers.
A shaken sheriff meets with Governor Parker to discuss the case of a missing black man. The exchange centers on who may have forgotten the House of Representatives and a response to the alleged crime. Forecasts describe weather changes expected next day.
Unclear text but indicates selection by agreement for Houston Chamber of Commerce leaders. Mentions Mr. Mav, Mr. Hines, and Mr. Gdredoe Coin amid board discussions. Describes commitment to strengthening the Chamber and mentions other executives and future plans.
A fragmented report outlines a federal judge challenging IRS regulations and authority. The text references rulings, procedural questions, and implications for enforcement without clear specifics or names due to garbled OCR. The piece appears to discuss interpretations of tax law and administrative power in a legal setting.
A wreck near Hot Springs reports two killed and ten injured. Officials list victims including Joh Man and Pee Weeden. Emergency crews respond as authorities investigate the cause and scene.
Times report from Detroit notes preparation work completed with time-related emphasis. Unclear details and dates due to damaged text.
Witnesses recount a turbulent October court episode involving Beredot and a U S government dispute. The testimony hints at international complications surrounding draft evasion while tracing a Philadelphia to Germany route and a debated political motive.
In Austin and Washington County reports the Senate committee advances anti alien land measure amid partisan wrangling. Majorities back a recommended amendment while arguing over Royalties and enforcement, as lawmakers from Hartzberg to Nanu discuss a federal role and state residency provisions.
A report from Austin outlines a measure labeled Bill to Reduce Tax Entities that was declared void. The text contains garbled phrases but indicates government action on tax policy and legislative status.
Chicago February 10 The federal railroad labor board denied the American Association of Railway Duties request to overturn the national wage scale and set a new basic rate for skilled labor. The decision followed comments by W J Atterbury of the Pennsylvania Railroad and came as talks with unions resumed. The board stressed operating expense considerations and warned further action would require formal hearings and review.
Macon Ga Feb 10 Forty injured people were moved by a medical relief train after a tornado struck the town. The storm damaged homes and severed power lines as rescuers reported eight white schoolhouses damaged and extensive debris along the main street.
Fragmentary text describes plans involving Americans and possibly foreign land or property, mentioning redline, Pek Mh-Goey, and Amer ian property. Unclear details on parties, locations, dates, or outcomes due to damaged source text.
In a marked local contest, Louse defeats Neinast by a 13 vote margin. The result shifts leadership amid community debate and signals a new direction for the organization.
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