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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1919
Page
12
A garbled report describes an organized labor event titled the fourth wake and tribute show. The text mentions a display of scenes, poetry, music, and speeches, with references to workers and civic venues. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged transcription.
Fragmentary OCR text notes liability for a special tax involving motor tricks, with scattered names and places. References to McCain-Fay and local individuals appear amidst garbled words, signaling a legal or civic notice about tax liability and associated parties.
A garbled wedding notice from Texas appears to reference a ceremony or event with fragments suggesting names or places. Readable details are sparse, but the fragment hints at a local or parish ceremony and may indicate an upcoming social announcement.
A vehicle crash injured three people including Hope White and a 30 year old man. The collision occurred near Hayes home and involved a party at the Went Grange district. Police report details are incomplete but describe multiple injuries and hospital transport.
A suffrage society applauds Dr Anna H Shaw for dedicated service to the movement. The tribute honors her leadership, commitment, and influence in advancing women’s rights and public life.
Temple's sanitary status is described as excellent in a municipal health report. The document references sewer and water conditions, noting improvements and ongoing maintenance. It cites figures and named entities in a dense OCR text, including references to city departments and infrastructure projects.
A brief item reports a man named Penehent involved in an incident with a person described as a Negro in a Jill setting. The location given is 3800 Hula Street, with Mee Beha Mesaug noted in connection to the event.
A fragment notes a Corsicana wedding with references to poet Lorca and a July timing. Details are incomplete but imply a literary or ceremonial event featuring notable names and a summer date.
Local news notes a Blington field purchase pleasing the head of the chamber of commerce. The report presents scattered, garbled lines and unclear references to plans, prices, and parties, with multiple stray phrases and partial names.
A.P. dispatch notes strong American interest in German manufactured products with firms seeking imports despite wartime or trade tensions. The report highlights eagerness from industry and commerce sectors to access German goods, reflecting market demand and strategic economic ties.
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Zack Cherry, a Black man, was arrested at dawn after a burglary incident. Police reported Cherry faced a single charge of burglary and was held for court. The morning arrest followed a reported break in at a residence on a city street.
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Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled onstage performance and scattered names. The piece mentions a league promising to save sons for their mothers in future years, with references to a variety of names and phrases that are not fully decipherable. The readable content centers on a stage presentation and a symbolic claim of safeguarding future generations.
Fragmentary death notices listing several individuals with partial spellings and unclear details. readable names include Ellen, Myer, Pena, Lana, and Eve. The text resembles a cemetery or obituary notice page with scattered surnames and affiliations, lacking full clarity on dates or locations.
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