Witness Absent Case Continued In Court
A court session adjourned as the witness did not appear prompting a continued hearing. Proceedings paused until the witness appears or official orders reset dates.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1922
Page
9
A court session adjourned as the witness did not appear prompting a continued hearing. Proceedings paused until the witness appears or official orders reset dates.
The readable fragments mention a character or place that seems garbled and lacks clear context. It references possible names like Sha Spantri and Alneiatien of Camaneres, but the text is too corrupted to identify events, affiliations, locations, or dates with confidence. No coherent action or outcome can be established from the legible portions.
Aged grain trader and capitalist, long active in Joliet's commercial circles, dies after a career spanning oats and banking. The obituary notes prominent ties to local merchants, shipping and credit networks, with references to inland markets and late nineteenth century trade practices.
The fragmentary text mentions Sullivan, a millionaire, and a person named Tapert linked to a Chicano context dated July but with unclear specifics. Unable to determine full event or clear dates from the garbled snippet.
Damaged OCR text shows scattered fragments about a 1900 era event and several place names such as Brackanaidgr Tama and Coreen. The passage includes incomplete mentions of dates July and a discussion of a municipal or community matter with unclear action or outcome.
Fragmentary text shows a July date and route number with unclear names. Readable portions mention a location in Louisiana and a transit or event reference. Names and specifics remain uncertain due to damaged OCR.
A terse note reports a legal action by the Mines of Wes against Un Po Ca. Details are sparse, with limited readable names and no dates or locations confirmed in the fragments. The item appears as a brief public notice or court action notice from a historical newspaper.
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