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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

20

Guynes Denounces Attacks in Harris County Judge Run Race

CHAS Q GUYNES candidate for County Judge of Herrin County writes to Harris County voters denying lending schemes with J A McCormick. He asserts misstatements by Judge Ward and campaign speakers are false, explains his past associations, and emphasizes integrity while defending his candidacy.

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Charles O Guynes Emerges As Harris County Lead Candidate

A historical political summary portrays Charles O Guynes as the capable choice for Harris County Judge amid Ward-Bryan mudslinging. Opponents label him a loan shark while public sentiment shifts toward Guynes viewed as honest, competent, and poised to manage county affairs, urging support to counter the campaign’s negativity.

Charles O. Guynes Harris County Charles Q. Guynes Guynes Charley Guynes Bryan

Principal Health Ordinances Violated Citywide Report

City officials report widespread infractions of principal health ordinances across the city. The document lists numerous locations and individuals connected to violations, detailing enforcement efforts and noting ongoing concerns about public health compliance amid rising cases.

Divorce Granted as Final in Domestic Life

Fragmentary OCR text reports a divorce granted as final, noting a domestic life chapter. The jumbled lines include names and unclear phrases, with no coherent events beyond the decree. The piece resembles a legal notice or society column fragment with uncertain dates or identities.

Amateur Notes Reveal Hidden City Rhentaster At Work

Fragmentary text hints at a local scene with names and places. Some readable terms include a city location, a ward reference, and mentions of a person or group linked to the event. The legible portion suggests an internal note or report rather than a formal story.

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Local bowlers court unclear text fragment

The readable parts mention ALBRECHT and ANODEL at 440 SMEATON with a note about a game or event. The rest is garbled, providing few verifiable details or outcomes.

Albrecht Anodel

Heights War On Weeds And Garbage Filth

City workers led by Mayor Marmion and Health Officer Robinson patrol Heights to remove weeds and refuse. The operation targets litter hotspots and sanitation gaps, with law enforcement coordinating to enforce cleanup efforts and protect residents during the public health push.

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Looks on America as a Home of Opportunity

Fragmentary OCR yields a vague header about America as a home of opportunity with garbled, unreadable lines. No clear events, names, places, or dates legible to form a usable summary.

America

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