23 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1921
Page
1
Senate approves Urpaty minit wage measure by a 104 vote while two education bills fail. The article notes debate on wage policy, proposed exemptions, and legislative maneuvers affecting local towns and state budgeting. Key figures cited include state officials and lawmakers shaping the bill's progress and related stalled education measures.
The report notes the death of a Democratic leader and states the body will be brought to Little Rock. Fragmentary lines mention Bryan and various figures, with unclear context. The piece mixes garbled OCR text and several proper nouns, including locations and names, but specifics are obscured.
A garbled dispatch notes Miss Blanton stating she will not run for governor in the upcoming campaign. The report includes uncertain remarks about future political plans and possible opposition within state political circles, with many distorted phrases and unclear attributions.
A dense, garbled dispatch from Parin reports that a U S note was sent to Asmat marking formal communication. The note appeared in the afternoon amid top reads about mandates and rounds, with officials noting no immediate response yet.
Unclear OCR text reports suspects held after a fatal incident near Lind Kill at Vitra Ree. Names and details are illegible, with scattered fragments mentioning a car, Saturday event, and various misspelled terms.
Fragmentary notes reference dying statements, British accomplices, and U S involvement in a crime. Names and dates are obscured by OCR errors, but include mentions of America taking initiative, legal actions, and investigations tied to a noted case.
The president, deeply touched by a presentation at the White House, praised the delegation. Witnesses said the exchange reinforced support for ongoing talks and highlighted a solemn moment during the event.
A garbled clipping references an 1892 first robbery at Nowata and a series of criminal events including a notable federal sentence at Fort Smith Arkansas. It mentions a felon pardoned by the president while at the federal penitentiary and later parole, with ties to Oklahoma and Colorado institutions, ending with a long chain of names and places in a damaged text.
Derlin reports claim US capitalist denies negotiations with Soviet side. Article notes alleged pressure to extract concessions from former government and Moscow response. Mentions wartime repair costs and gold payments. scarce readable details due to OCR errors.
Abstract: An early report records the deaths of a Deniton engineer and a fireman in a wreck linked to a Ruger incident. The incident occurred during a march-like sequence near a port area, with casualties including passengers and a government observer. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR damage.
Edwin Denby of Detroit is chosen as secretary of the navy after a late Tuesday cabinet decision. The appointment comes amid broader cabinet selections, with formal tender and acceptance yet to be finalized as negotiations continue.
In a fragmentary ledger of late 19th century press, reports hint at a cabinet shakeup as President Harding faces pressure over policy directions. Key figures named include Attorney General and Treasury officials amid mounting political tension.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a court martial verdict of not guilty for a sentry. It references Lt. Lane, Navy officers, and wartime context with only partial readable names and terms, lacking clear dates or locations. The garbled material suggests a wartime incident and political figures but obscured details prevent firm reconstruction of events.
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