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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
1
In San Francisco a factions fight over a Versailles ratification plank ended with the Democratic platform committee adopting an amendment by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts by a 32 to 18 vote. The debate delayed adoption of the administration line and featured opposition by Bryan supporters and others.
Fragmentary readable lines describe Hood's Brigade members gathering for an annual reunion in Houston and Morr. Tributes to deceased members, names like John C. Went of Waco, and several others are mentioned. The text records departures and a ceremonial farewell, with line fragments detailing participants and proceedings.
The article outlines a proposed fund distribution across 25 roads with total costs and allocations. It lists expected sources including federal and state amounts, regional shares, and specific city or county contributions. The document notes administration steps, interest, and financing terms, aiming to complete improvements and upgrades across major corridors.
A battered account outlines a trolley system dispute with a mayor tied to a proposed route. It notes labor actions, expected costs, and political contention amid public opposition and city scrutiny.
Amid growing pressure to block McAdoo, party factions rally as balloting nears. Fractured conventions in Amectted Boyee report show intense lobbying, with key figures and committee tensions shaping the presidential nomination process across states and platforms.
Fragmentary text describes a political convention with mentions of Sayan Dry Plane faction, debates on platform and governance, and references to attendees and procedural steps. The garbled passage references names, locations, and procedural items, with repeated notes on speeches and motions.
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