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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1919
Page
2
A historical notice describes a proposed bill aimed at preventing the spread of a pest labeled as bull worm. The fragmented text references counties, investigations, and conference programs, suggesting legislative actions and public interest items related to pest control and agricultural impact.
An article fragment notes Clemenceau elected chairman of the Great Allied Peace Congress. It lists names and phrases in broken OCR, mentioning leaders and related events, with obscured context and garbled lines. The readable bits indicate a wartime alliance meeting and leadership selection.
Fragmented OCR text describes a Bolshevik capture of Mitau, stated as capital of Coutland. Vague names and garbled phrases follow, obscuring specifics of dates, figures, or actors.
A garbled report claims Lebaudy faced accusations of attempting to poison his wife, with references to a court or official proceedings and mentions of a person named Lebaudy in connection with a suspect crime. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Fragmented OCR text shows discussion of demobilization timing for the 6th Division and unclear commentary from readers. Mentions of Speirs, multiple units, and tentative schedules appear amid garbled phrases and stray names, reflecting a wartime or postwar sourcing with uncertain details.
Descriptions from a distant region report widespread famine as Bolshevik authorities struggle to feed the population. Eyewitness accounts mention scarce bread, rising prices, and dwindling supplies, with relief efforts urged by aid organizations.
Fragmented OCR text mentions two Mexican bands moving toward the border with scattered phrases about tunes, venues, and local figures. It notes names like Texas and Yani Ree with unclear references, and includes stray terms such as cemetery and tourn. The readable portion lacks coherent events or dates.
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