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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
1
Massachusetts Senator identifies that French defensive treaty should be produced as part of the ongoing political clash. The piece notes Wodge leading a fresh attack against Wilson and the Prage treaty, highlighting partisan maneuvering and calls for transparency.
Amid senate discussions over a Taft led treaty, supporters praise his proposals and contrast them with opponents. The debate centers on whether the United States should engage with Germany and the broader European settlement, with key figures weighing the implications for foreign policy and domestic opinion.
Major General Wickman assigns Dickman to command on the border and reshapes units in the southern district. The report notes border duties and reorganization across the Rhine theater with new orders affecting ports and garrisons.
A fragmented report notes Avathe's defeat amid irregular drone events and unclear figures. The text references officials, a minister, and a vote with 4 to 1 in an uncertain council, suggesting political tension and contested results.
State tax rate set at 75 cents per $100 valuation, the maximum allowed, with a planned increase of 20 cents per $100 over the present rate. The article outlines total appropriations for fiscal year 1920, noting estimates reaching over seventeen and a half million dollars and detailing allocations for veterans hospitals banks and public works among others.
Reports from Sonora and Arizona military authorities discuss cooperation with shared aims on border security. The note references intergovernmental plans, local commanders, and disputed border areas amid tensions and mobilization near Agua Prieta and Cananea, with emphasis on defense measures and border patrols.
A London report states that England suspends 526 steamship orders amid wartime economy. Parliament, led by T J MacNamara, discusses the impact while Devonshire officials review the civil defense implications.
In a government action described as necessary to restore order, authorities move to suppress vandalism linked to a Cleveland strike. Officials vow swift arrests and crackdown on disruptive activities amid ongoing labor tensions in the city.
Washington July 24. Attorney General testifies in a Senate hearing defending his record amid charges from opponents tied to the alien property issue. Supporters say his stance on enforcement would restrain executive excess while opponents insist he misstates wartime property controls and misleads voters about his commitment to reform.
A government panel investigates the Postmaster General’s official acts amid calls for transparency. Officials outline scope while opponents urge timely disclosure of documents and decisions affecting mail service and administrative process.
Fragmentary text from a wartime or early 20th century notice discusses public responsibility for a coal famine this winter. It mentions shortages, diversions, and looming hardship, with garbled phrases obscuring specific places or authorities.
Mayor Amerman, Police Chief Baker, and Sheriff Binford issue a united statement refuting rumors of threats. They urge calm, confirm the police and sheriff departments can handle any situation, and warn citizens against panic and harmful gossip. No cause for alarm is found after preliminary investigations.
An official investigation into rumor origins and telephony fraud unfolds, with officials citing confusions over the Hearing rate and the role of the Ferweba company. The probe examines who spread the claims, the involvement of local authorities, and potential impacts on public trust and market actions.
A fragmented report outlines congressional blame for brutalities at transit and detention camps. It cites testimonies about mistreatment of African Americans and unnamed detainees, referencing orders and inquiries as officials debate accountability and corrective action.
A garbled OCR passage presents unreadable strings and stray words. It mentions no clear people places or events and cannot be reconstructed into a coherent news item.
Fragmented OCR text discusses shipping, port congestion, rationing, and trade notes around Houston and Liverpool. It mentions the Shipping Board and potential actions on cotton supply and wartime logistics amid unclear details and garbled phrasing.
An opaque OCR fragment mentions dates in Western Monta and Thursday references, with scattered names and legal notices. The garbled lines touch on revisions, repairs, and land matters, plus a vague description of a public or official action and a wage note, all in uncertain context.
Fragmentary text mentions Argento and Pon Carters and past celebrations near Easington in July. Details are garbled with missing words and names, making precise meaning uncertain. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond place hints and scattered phrases.
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