Judge Scott Passes Away funeral details unclear
A local notice reports the death of Judge Scott with limited readable details about the funeral. The fragmentary text mentions a ceremony and location but lacks clear dates or full venue information.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1913
Page
5
A local notice reports the death of Judge Scott with limited readable details about the funeral. The fragmentary text mentions a ceremony and location but lacks clear dates or full venue information.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions municipal entertainment and various disjointed phrases including names and places. The readable parts point to a fragmented report about local events and a performance, with references to wind, fever, and a band, but details are not coherent.
Police patrols intensified on city streets after an incident involving Ott Bat and an unidentified suspect. Authorities say the event prompted heightened security measures and a brief area lockdown while investigations continued.
A fragmented report notes a high profile jurist in a dispute with an upstart rival as factions clash. The brief mentions OPSPIELD and a July timeframe, with scattered names and terms reflecting an ongoing courtroom or legal contest.
In a standout performance, STORRS STARS delivered a strong showing in the Major City League meet. Key figures, including team captain and standout players, led the charge as the squad posted solid times and marks across sprint and field events.
A ninth reliability run ended in Montana awarding the Amputation's Trophy to Park of Defanst who drove a Locomobile. Source text is garbled with fragments but indicates a concluding prize event in the state with a named driver and vehicle.
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