13 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1915
Page
1
A wartime briefing outlines a probe labeled EDISOW'S GENIUS 10 for government directed toward marine warfare. Officials discuss invention, secrecy, and the role of the Navy secretary in advancing research and policy during a tense security period.
A scrambled summary lists Houston theater showings and events for today and nearby dates. Mentions venues, dancers, actors, and performances across multiple cities with scattered names and times amid a dense telegraphic scan.
A fragmented report notes two American men missing and held near the Juarez border. The text mentions authorities and a farm near the international line but is obscured, with unclear details about departure, capture, or motives.
A damaged wartime fragment describes a German submarine allegedly using an American vessel as a shield. The account mentions Normandy and Allied actions, with references to officials and observers, but the text is garbled and difficult to verify.
The article reports Lawson Drew sentenced to life imprisonment with hard labor after a trial. It notes court proceedings and the judge's and counsel's arguments, with emphasis on the severity of the punishment and the legal process surrounding the case.
Vague report notes a Texas figure named McCombs Kotifind received an offer related to the Democratic Convention. The text appears garbled with dates and party references, mentioning a tower and items with uncertain context. No clear event or outcome is established.
Washington dispatch reports the Antialoon League preparing for the next presidential campaign aiming to influence the White House. Leaders pledge to back a prohibitionist nominee and coordinate with allies, signaling a major political push in the coming year.
Hugh Waddell a longtime furniture dealer died suddenly on Monday. The obituary notes his life, family, and connections in the community, with references to his days in New York and his broader business career, detailing the era and places tied to his work and residence.
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