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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1920
Page
1
The case in federal court Monday before Judge Shia I. Hashes centers on a demand for higher rates by an unnamed company. Plaintiffs argue price increases are justified, while the defense contends the proposed hikes are unlawful. The proceedings included testimony and arguments regarding the impact on customers and compliance with regulations.
A jumbled OCR fragment describes whisky, staves, and gear involved in a theft or loss. References Memphis and a broken item list hint at a chaotic incident with missing details and illegible words. The text includes incoherent phrases about shipments, gear, and locations, with no clear outcomes.
A fragmented legal screed questions the validity of a rent car ordinance and its enforcement. The text references court actions, references to a protest, and mentions municipal authorities and trial dates amid garbled phrasing.
Report describes a traffic collision near Drath involving one automobile. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but mention of injuries or incident name Evans and a noted date in September. Further readable fragments reference speeds and potential witness notes.
A chaotic, fragmentary report describes a heated gubernatorial inquiry and attorney general actions. Officials face scrutiny over alleged neglect as investigations unfold into the water supply and governance. Strong entities include Governor, commission, and Water Board. Further details outline political friction and procedural steps.
Fragmentary OCR content mentions Colwel House in Austin and police context. Unclear names and events appear garbled with references to crime, death, and investigation but details are unreadable. No verifiable facts or coherent storyline emerge to form a complete news item.
A chaotic scene unfolds as prosecutors prepare to begin immediately. Witnesses discuss evidence and prior rulings while defense counsel challenges procedures. The lengthy proceedings reference sections of law and potential impacts on ongoing cases.
Fragmented legal notice references a deportation case and border surveillance matter. The text shows garbled court identifiers and statements about opinions or rulings, with uncertain dates and names.
A man linked to the confessed slaying of Floyd Lang was granted bail in Se oat stn court. The bail decision followed a police report filed by John Corpuee of prem files, approved by Foden on May 4.
M English, manager of the Western Union Telegraph company, died suddenly from heart trouble at his home. The death occurred after a brief illness, leaving family and colleagues in shock.
A damaged generator segment cuts power citywide, plunging streets into darkness. Residents report outages across neighborhoods as authorities race to restore electricity and assess the fault.
Fragmented OCR text describes heavy snowfall and a stormy night with intermittent rain and strong winds. It mentions roads affected, a general march of weather, and unsettled conditions with references to light and darkness and protective measures downtown.
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