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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1919
Page
8
A damaged dated report from Warlington July describes an arms bombing plane with X crew commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Mari taking off at 10 am. The flight aims to reach several destinations including Lone Feedery and Washington. Details are garbled but indicate a military operation with multiple stops and planned continuation.
Disjointed clause mentions ammonia and Hepat ATLANTA with unclear dates. References to crop protection, prices and possible market actions for cotton. mentions entities like Wye and Sa hylan with partial names. Notable terms include Retta and Tighe and a plan to return Talat. Overall, fragmented notes imply a pricing discussion for cotton crop by farmers represented by local entities.
New York July 24 reports a fragmented cable disinformation episode involving naval censorship. The muddled text mentions censorship actions, workers, and a death toll or casualty count.
Mexico City July 2 report from Associated Press notes potential price drop for Yucatan hemp. Unclear details and garbled text follow, with repeated phrases and missing context.
The Shipping Board plans to build ten monster liners, work at the shipyard towed by the board. The vessels are to be constructed in New York and others, with supervision by officials, aiming to transform them for long voyages and retain vigor amid the wartime program.
Unclear text reports an explosion affecting a Texas company at a Bayonne plant. The readable fragments mention damage and containment but contain many garbled words, making details and entities uncertain. No verifiable dates, names, or outcomes are present.
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