Round Houdini Tack in New Jail
Houdini is held in a new jail facility and has requested a lawyer for the case. Details remain sparse as authorities confirm legal representation is sought.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
9
Houdini is held in a new jail facility and has requested a lawyer for the case. Details remain sparse as authorities confirm legal representation is sought.
A jumble of clipped phrases mentions Sadie, Sadie we, Missuhy Tomei, and a theater scene with a guard and famine hint. The text is error riddled, but suggests a gossip sketch of actors and social figures amid a crowded, incoherent tabloid page.
Local Galveston news item notes a September hearing on grain freight rates in West Texas. Details are fragmented, with unclear sources but reference to Sierra and postal logistics amid dated typing artifacts.
Ethel Barrymore receives a divorce decree in a contested case. Details are sparse due to damaged text but indicate a formal separation order.
Officials from the Texas Traffic Bureau convene in Dallas to review merits and procedures arising from recent incidents and inquiries. Statements from bureau members outline criteria for merit ratings and potential policy updates.
Elbert Howard, noted pioneer setter in Illinois, dies at home after long illness. Howard led local efforts in wildlife preservation and served as a prominent community figure for decades. He helped establish regional hunting associations and mentored young conservationists. He is survived by a widow and two grandchildren.
Grain shipments to Galveston appear brisk with substantial tonnage moving through the port. Reported figures suggest strong activity across shipping lanes as farmers and merchants expedite export flows amid steady demand and favorable conditions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe people named Op Seakes and Joy City involved in a 100 collection event. The text mentions a manager, a tram, a bridge, injuries, and various scattered names and places, but details are unclear.
An unclear report notes a new altitude record set by an entrant referred to as jae Me Suiyt Bw in a mysterious context. The text contains numerous garbled phrases and unrelated insertions, but it indicates a remarkable ascent achievement associated with a marine or aviation setting and a person named Ne a.
A fragmented local notice mentions Corrigan and a Main Street store, with references to a 19M8 date and events involving Tire and a sowed 4 pth arc. The garbled text hints at a public or social action on a local business street, with names such as Branly and Me TP referenced in scattered lines.
A garbled OCR passage references a tunnel project and various names and places with uncertain details. The text mentions dates, locations, and names but lacks coherent context or verifiable facts to identify a clear event or outcome.
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