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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1912
Page
4
framable text appears to describe a boxing style bout with Rivers and Mandot scheduled to meet on Lawor Day. Other scattered terms mention Tom MoTamer Hua and Pugil rounds, with references to a treaty round and a defeat of Apaches. The readable facts center on a scheduled fight between two boxers and related bout terms.
Fragmentary text shows a promotional line about a free trial treatment tied to a specific time frame. No clear entities or concrete details are readable to expand with confidence. The piece appears to be an ad-like snippet lacking complete context or identifiable names.
Incomplete transcription reports a bond related action with mentions of individuals and places. The readable fragments reference EF Brown and Cad dai with unclear context and dates. No full sentences or verifiable events emerge from the damaged text.
Governor Deneen signals continued support for Taft amid mixed returns in a flurry of political activity. Local party officials emphasize loyalty to the Taft ticket as campaigns press for endorsements and voter backing.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a charged report focusing on Sam Lowrey directing attention to work toward establishing white supremacy. Details are unclear, but the piece mentions proceedings around a resentment charge and resembling a courtroom or political confrontation in Latah.
A report from Temple notes Judge Ramsey delivering remarks before a friendly crowd. details are fragmentary but indicate a public event with supportive atmosphere and a ceremonial tone. No specific dates or organizations are clearly readable in the surviving text.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheppard and peanut game, Wolters' money given to widow, incident to attack Cane, reported in a disjointed sequence with likely misread names and events, no clear dates or locations.
A Galveston hearing on Morris Sheppard involves unidentified parties and unclear testimony. The record notes mention Houston, Meta, and Sangean as possible references, with no definitive outcomes or dates provided in the readable text.
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