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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary text references boxing figures and bouts. Mentions Cheng Ian and Prisma context, Hariew, Ray Belger, Fey, Nulgentin, and Caled Sinnei. Vague remarks on titles, matches, and potential contenders with uncertain details.
Fragmented OCR outlines a sprawling election narrative with references to candidates such as Newberry, Bibert Beveridge, New, and Johnson. It mentions party roles, retirements, and primary dynamics across states, with attention to figures like Truman and Readrick in a heated political contest.
A police raid by federal agents and local authorities in a port town yields few clear leads. Chief W. H. Marti and officers pursue Evidence in a case described as illicit activity at a residence but no arrests or precise charges are confirmed.
A dense, error-laden report notes the Hazard Trophy trap tourney opening. Houston shooters Woodward and Sir John Clay back a campaign led by Forest McNoip against Powhuska Oklahoma’s FC “chief” Wheeler. Fred Etchin of Cotleyville is expected to challenge the winner as fans anticipate a lively, top-level shoot with notable Olympic connections and a strong field.
Brady outlines strong objections to federal management of coal operations. He cites concerns over local jobs, state rights, and economic impact on Western mining communities. He urges legislative action to preserve local oversight and resist centralized regulation.
The Near East Relief seeks 6800 barrels of flour to support workers and families in Transcaucasia and nearby regions. The drive aims to alleviate famine and aid refugees, with donations directed to sustain aid programs and relief efforts amid ongoing hardship.
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