26 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1921
Page
1
A national labor survey reveals a sharp drop in employment across sectors with manufacturing and related industries leading the declines. Michigan and several northeastern states show heavier job losses while New York and nearby areas report significant reductions in factory positions and related roles.
Charles M. Schwab, with tear filled eyes, again denies that $269,000 was charged to the United States Treasury. The testimony centers on contested expenses and Schwab’s role in a government emergency program, as Cheyenne sources report.
A long, data heavy report shows Texas leading in crop value with nationwide comparisons. It cites figures for acreages, yields, and prices across corn, wheat, and other staples, noting shifts from 2030 to 2030 and forecast adjustments. The piece references FAO data, state rankings, and potential policy impacts affecting farm income and production.
Ten military analysts evaluate the Raporoe Treaty, outlining agreed methods and strategic approaches. The panel discusses application, feasibility, and potential implications for allied forces and regional security.
A scrambled dispatch outlines European responses to Austria's precarious political scene amid looming crisis. Nations debate the Sevres accord, economic strains, and potential interventions as Austria's government faces collapse risks and external pressures from Allied powers. The report notes warnings of instability and calls for careful handling to avoid broader regional disruption.
Fragmented OCR text discusses seismic events in California tied to movements of hills and shifted ground. It references a town hall and various figures, but the readable facts are sparse and the exact details unclear. The passage lacks coherent names, dates, or a clear narrative to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary notice lists HL Davidson as appellate court judge with an upcoming hearing this evening at 6 o'clock in Houston. The unreadable text also references another judge and scattered names, dates, and a public event.
A garbled report outlines a violent scheme involving officials and authorities. Names and places are unclear but the text references New York City, Governor Miller and Senator Roischmann in a context of alleged conspiracy. The fragmentary article hints at charges or investigations but lacks coherent details.
Fragmented calendar style notes mix city names and days with garbled text. It lists forecasts and events across multiple places including Louisiane and Monroe with unclear dates and outcomes.
A delayed confirmation hearing triggers a heated debate among lawmakers over university governance, taxation, and corruption probes. Key figures include Senator McAllenus of Dallas and Governor Russell, with discussion centering on abolishing the university collector’s office and suspending certain taxes pending reform. The vote tally stands 11 to 4, signaling partisan divides and potential policy shifts.
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