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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
1
Thousands march through Chicago amid a citywide strike causing business disruption. Reports cite a Bolievik style element blamed for triggering the unrest and precipitating traction ties. A referendum may be held to gauge labor sentiment while police attempt to control lines and restore order.
Fragmentary text describes a submarine shipment from Houston Cotton to Mary Pickford and a ceremony or event involving the Chamber of Commerce in Houston. The item references wartime activities, naval movements, and figures such as Toomey and Garland, with scattered names and locations including California and Los Angeles. The damaged passage hints at a public gathering and possible military or propaganda context.
The text presents garbled lines with names such as A. Kart Kevoshan and Daniel Dardtesy Memoria Saruathozy. It hints at a public exhibit or lecture on the American era and a Rabtine ip Wranee, Tupaiay. The damaged wording suggests a discussion of profanity and moral decline amid startling shifts.
The report details a wartime surplus food program with 120000 in value and distribution debates. It notes votes on regulation, party lines, and alleged stock actions tied to wartime supplies and government expense.
Fragmentary calendar entry notes garbled dates and weather hints. The readable lines mention July 1 and cloudy conditions with scattered stray terms like Teensesmsaday and Thursiay, lacking clear events or proper names.
A historical note outlines French General Foch weighing troop use to influence Hungary amid postwar turmoil. The piece describes Allied concern over Bela Kun and Bela Roum era tensions, with references to Hungary, Romania, and shifting military pressure.
Chicago widow Bree Howton disappears from public view before a local observer reports her body found. Police allege foul play with indications the victim was murdered. An arrest warrant seeks Bree Howton’s former associate in connection with the crime and a reward of $300 offered for information.
Spokane report details wildfires in the region intensifying and expanding past containment lines. Officials warn of worsening conditions and elevated risk as fires threaten nearby towns and resources.
Chicago authorities report a night of mayhem with 27 dead and around 280 to 300 wounded as rioters clash across South Side and West Side districts. Governor Lowden meets officials and considers deploying Illinois regiments to restore order.
Washington July 21 congress adopts a concurrent resolution to adjourn the House for five weeks while the Senate recesses. The measure suspends business and preserves constitutional provisions during the gap, as Congress and the nation await return to regular sessions.
Fragmented report from MARIA Texas on July 29 states Hippolito Villa brother of Francisco Villa is hiding in the hills near the Ofunaga order. One mill bradystore report claims Vil might be involved with bands and weapons. Authorities seek him as a serious threat.
Unclear OCR copy reports seaplanes near Miaomt Peele Fort and a defense-related incident. Mentions Rear Admiral and security actions, with references to tides and entry points. Names and places are garbled, but suggests a patrol or military operation affecting aviation activity.
In a tragic and unverified fragment, a mother is described as burning seven children and another person named Hervelf. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, places, or corroborating details.
The fragmentary text indicates a granted grace period of ten days involving individuals named Sutra and Asmat Presa with other unclear references to Walter, Renee, and Mambo. The content is patchy and lacks cohesive details.
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