01 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
1
Officials rebuked for not informing governor and prison commissioners as a report questions state oversight of the Blue Ridge deal. The inquiry cites possible failure to disclose conditions and potential political implications amid controversy and calls for accountability.
Fragmented clipping reports the former German crown prince claiming an escape. Text is garbled but references to World War era figures and locations suggest a political crisis or flight scenario involving German royalty and related authorities.
A detailed record describes the first bale sold for 1000 dollars at a local cotton exchange. The sale was conducted by Hoare T.Y. Burwell, with buyers including William Joy Tan and onlookers from the farming community. The bale weighed 471 pounds and was delivered by the owner, Alexon raiload, with associated transport and auction details noted.
The report cites Mexican President Carranza pressing a final demand on oil operations and seizure powers aimed at foreigners. It notes German influence and potential asset confiscation as leverage, with warnings of enforced measures and strategic industry control affecting foreign interests in Mexico.
A reporter named Slyer was killed while conveying peace news. The incident occurred on Boulevard, near Chiango, as local security and witnesses described the scene. Details remain scarce as officials investigate the motive and parties involved.
The notice announces the redemption of 2-cent letters and 3-cent envelopes effective today. It references War Daly and uses garbled text, but conveys an official stamp rate change and redemption option.
Amid wartime measures officials move to enforce prohibition with exceptions for 2 3 4 pint beer. The article discusses legal guidance, enforcement actions, government authorities, and public notices affecting saloons and retailers during the wartime period.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a brief stay by Texas boys of the 445th Infantry. The readable text includes references to names, dates, and places obscured by garbled lines, with scattered phrases about a feast and a march through a town.
Fragments describe a court hearing involving a person named Wilater and an accused party connected to a fare issue. The notes mention a removal or eviction context and a sequence of legal actions. Further readable details are unclear due to text damage.
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