Rosenthal to Leave Tow Land Senator Declare
Fragmented OCR text describes political upheaval with Rosenthal possibly leaving to land a senator seat. Mentions Mediation talks, court actions, and various named figures in a convoluted report.
21 Jul 1915
Page 1
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1915
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes political upheaval with Rosenthal possibly leaving to land a senator seat. Mentions Mediation talks, court actions, and various named figures in a convoluted report.
A 3.5 million land deal closes in the Lower Rh Ghamde area amid unclear project details. The purchase involves a local firm and appears tied to a larger development plan, with officials signaling progress and potential subsequent milestones.
Disjointed OCR note discusses German troop movements and a fall of Warsaw with references to English observers and authorities. It mentions fronts near Smathers Tot and Yer wetter, cautions on German rmythy and cabinet actions, and cites public and Senate context without clear sequencing or dates.
A garbled OCR fragment references Stowenville events and names like Pat Bir and Grande, with unclear actions and a mention of FASTs and a contractor. The readable bits hint at a local incident or meeting but lack concrete facts, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
A desultory and fragmented report discusses American actions and international tensions over cotton ownership amid wartime policy. It mentions U S opposition to confiscation moves, references to private competition, and government responses, with broad geographic and organizational allusions.
A fragmentary report describes a deadly accident where three people were killed after tumbling about 200 feet into a gulch. Observers note the treacherous terrain and ongoing rescue efforts.
Disjointed OCR report describes serious rioting at a Standard Oil facility. Accounts allege workers rallied amid disputes over hours and pay with calls to halt production and threats of further action. Officials and labor groups involved are referenced, with fragmented mentions of parties and dates.
Amid a flood of reports from Mayonse New Jersey to Tidewater, violence and disruption marked labor unrest. Hooded confrontations, police, and guards battled rioters at industrial sites as fires burned and injuries mounted. Arrests followed a march invoking plans for centralization of industry and broader labor action.
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