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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
10
The article discusses a railroad fare dispute with an expected ruling by week’s end. It notes negotiations, possible procedures, and a timetable shaping the outcome. Key names and institutions are mentioned, including parties linked to the case and regulatory bodies.
Fragmentary OCR text references deaths in Texas and a Chartered company in San Antonio. Mentions names like Marley Hk, J. Meng, and Fr. Wendy Colomia with unclear roles. Context suggests obituary-like notes and business notices embedded in damaged material.
Fire incident described with damaged text mentioning a setback at a business site in Weiner and impacts on its capital stock. Unclear details due to OCR.
Bay City growers announce the first sack of rice for the 1120 crop. The Fath variety was sown by Atay at Wale and milled by Bay City Tew Milling Company for $25 per hundredweight, marking early progress in the rice belt near Tiny City.
BANTIA GD Chile July 27 Strong earthquake damage reported in Thuwelnek and surrounding areas. Officials say aftershocks continue with damage to roads and utilities. No confirmed deaths. rescue teams assessing impacts at Menoea and nearby communities.
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, seeks to pressure Fitzpatrick as part of a labor strategy. The article notes a campaign committee and upcoming events, with mentions of Durhase Saaries and Seaver Lake in a period-tinged report about labor leadership maneuvers.
Sacramental water sense fades as a poetic tone echoes in a municipal ceremony. Sealed moments and weathered rites mark a quiet, reflective public page in the city, noting local participation and solemn atmosphere.
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