07 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1919
Page
1
A chaotic, OCR filled report outlines farmers pushing for over 2.26 per bushel, with Senator Gronia and allied stockmen seeking higher government support. The piece cites proposals for a guaranteed weekly price, possible government purchasing, and calls for conflict over who bears costs amid farm price pressures.
In a tangled dispatch from wartime reporting, Wilhelm the former Kaiser faces possible trial while his five sons offer themselves to allied powers in an appeal tied to mercy and political fate. The Houston Post prints dramatic telegrams and conjecture about royal prospects and international responses.
A late telegraphic dispatch reports Peruvians claim a bloodless revolt while a Willard-Dempsey fight film faced Ohio censorship. The scene includes President Pando, war ministers, and the army chief, with officials debating public display. A North American protest and government reaction follow.
From LONTION dated July 7 General Cretan reports ill foreys inform Bulgarian premier that peace telep orts indicate progress toward settlement. Parliament in Pingarias questioned negotations and telegraph cave details.
Four masked men robbed a train between cities and Durkows in Polk County on Saturday afternoon, getting away with about 30000 dollars. Reports from Chattanooga note the incident involved the Great Portland company payroll but details are unclear.
Serman Assembly advances treaty ratification amid debate and procedural moves. Legislation details and potential impacts discussed by lawmakers, with emphasis on allied nations and domestic ramifications.
A gale off Corpus Christi Bay caused a deadly disaster with multiple missing persons and boats sinking. The report notes five drowned and several missing, with one vessel breached and a group attempting rescue amid heavy rain and winds in the harbor area.
Fragmented report describes an explosion labeled as a dynamiter incident in Flatt of Bulle Montana, with garbled lines mentioning authorities, a suspect named Abe Arennne Carver and mounting death risks. Details are unclear but imply a violent event and resulting damage.
A Sinclair Oil official discusses South America trade prospects in Argentina and Brazil. The report notes American interests in expanding commerce with Allied nations, highlighting shifting global markets and the impact on wartime strategy.
Reporters describe the R-34 landing at Mineola Long Island after battling headwinds and dense fog. The British airship endured a long, tense flight with exhaust and engine noise noted as crew fatigue grew. The voyage, tied to preparations for a transatlantic crossing, ended with a controlled touchdown and a cautious inspection of the airframe.
Lt. Cmdr Zachary Larsyowne describes a historic airship voyage with technical detail and personal observations. The account mentions Major Maitland and Major Cook, courtly authorities, and preparations for a 14 July expedition, detailing schedules, ship status, and observed milestones.
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