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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
14
The article outlines a budget discussion in the senate on education funding, noting shifts in division, proposed allocations, and the impact on schools. It mentions figures related to tuition and the need to address pay for staff, with references to legislative actions and potential amendments.
A clipped political note quotes Johnson asserting Roosevelt would oppose the League. The garbled text includes fragments about Theodors and Ameria, with stray names and places, but the core line centers on opposition to the League attributed to Roosevelt via Johnson.
Fragmentary casualty list mentions individuals named Sean, Sani, and William. The note references deaths or injuries among soldiers, with minimal readable details about ranks or locations. Further verification unavailable from the fragment.
Fragmentary note reports opposition to Williams in a contest for the U S Currency Comptroller post. Mentions Brow Hepat Warilexiton and Vlgorrie, with garbled text indicating public or political dispute and unclear affiliations.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a regional publishing association and a grouping labeled Armia Peeve, with scattered references to races, Denese, Kontera, and possible reactions to adopted solutions. The text is fragmentary and includes numerous garbled names and phrases.
Fragmented OCR text from Zapata County notice provides partial names and references. Readable items include scattered personal names and place fragments without a coherent list or clear actions. The fragment suggests a public notice or roster issue but lacks definitive details or dates.
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