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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
1
Investigator says Mooney was unjustly convicted for fraud amid a broader attack on California labor unions. The report accuses prosecutor Venomore and corporate interests of manipulating the case with selective evidence and a biased investigation to discredit unions and favor industry.
Former President Taft proposes interpretative reservations in two letters to the Republican National Committee to unite Democratic and Republican senators. He urges a middle ground to defeat radical amendments and secure ratification of the League covenant. Strong Republicans believe some administration acceptance may follow, while others warn against loosening the pact. The plan focuses on six interpretive reservations to clarify amid ongoing talks with President Wilson and Senate leaders.
A long fragmented report details a plan by the American Cotton Association aimed at improving organization and strategy for cotton production. It mentions figures like Wanamaker and Teal as key players, discusses governance, representation, and a push for amendments in a legislative context. The text references meetings in New Orleans and connections to state representatives and a general assembly.
Smoot and Sherman clash with wholesalers in a heated exchange over alleged abuses in the beef market. The dispute centers on "panning" and accusations that packers manipulate prices, with cries of unfair practices toward grocers and wholesalers.
A historic proposal seeks to permanently elevate the naval rank of several high ranking officers. The article notes supporters within the Senate and key figures arguing for elevating leaders noted for their commands and wartime service. debate centers on military tradition, authority, and potential impact on the armed forces.
Fragmented OCR text covers four days of unrest in Washington with scattered references to riots, casualties, and law enforcement. The readable segments mention streets, dates, and defensive measures but lack coherent events or named individuals. The piece reads like a garbled summary of a citywide disturbance with uncertain chronology.
A wild fronteering set of excerpts from Mexican newspapers accuses the United States of interference and aggression amid growing tensions. The accounts reference U S actions, calls for vigilance, and alleged conspiracies tied to the Tampico and Cheyenne incidents, with mentions of Mexican officials and foreign journalists shaping the narrative.
A murky clipping reports indictments of several individuals tied to stock swindling in New York. Names appear garbled, with references to a grand jury, warrant names, and scattered fragments of legal actions.
Fragmented OCR reads like a court case note near conclusion. Names and places are garbled but imply a proceeding involving Howry Ford and a person named Wegtnath Mirkin, with references to dates and a state or city authority. The legibility is limited, offering only hints of actions and outcomes.
The article reports Wilson calling for data on Mexican troubles amid anti American sentiment. It covers U S and Mexican relations, remarks by officials, and debates on whether American actions reflect broader policy and public opinion.
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