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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1919
Page
10
A messy OCR fragment hints at talks involving pipe line factions and independent groups. It mentions Merit Totus and Caney, with references to orders and prorated terms, but the passage is garbled, lacking clear names, dates, or outcomes. The core idea concerns approaching consensus or arrangement among competing parties.
The wife of Mooney speaks publicly in Washington, urging President Wilson to take action on war matters. Her remarks align with broader calls from supporters for decisive leadership as the nation faces mounting international tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date and events but is largely unreadable. The readable portions hint at a brief item with a person or group, a place, and a small action, but specifics are unclear.
A Senate debate centered on sharing royalties with landowners and addressing related taxation and legal questions. The discussion involved lawmakers including Nat, Murry T Warner, Corents Adwein, and others, with references to Amended statutes and proposed provisions impacting mineral or resource revenues, as well as potential penalties and procedural steps. The record notes a focus on property rights, financial terms, and legislative process amid a broader session.
A Wilton & Co initiative provides summer employment and support for 1400 women including many married mothers with babies. The program funds a Mutual Service division led by capable women who arrange care for infants, enabling workers to join evening and night shifts and enjoy time outdoors in the Illinois and Wisconsin areas. The text praises employer care and community spirit, noting the goal of health, happiness, and productive work for these staff while outlining the broader charitable intent.
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