New Police Chief Slated to Lead Galveston Force
City commissioners approve appointment of William H. Pervett as Galveston police chief. The choice prompted discussion of department direction and future leadership in a tense council session.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
14
City commissioners approve appointment of William H. Pervett as Galveston police chief. The choice prompted discussion of department direction and future leadership in a tense council session.
A garbled snippet describes turmoil in the bond market with references to warrants or notes, treasury actions, and potential shifts in pricing. The piece mentions prices and bond costs while alluding to a writedown or adjustment process affecting investors.
Fragmentary text hints at names and events with scattered references to people places and dates. The garbled OCR lacks coherent details and specific outcomes.
Fragmentary notes describe a government review of Corton acreage and ownership conditions. The record lists uncertain references to land parcels and potential claims, but lacks clear dates, figures, or authoritative outcomes.
The report notes brisk activity at Ston Market with new vendors and daily arrivals. Traders anticipate a busy month as buyers seek fresh goods and seasonal offerings, while ongoing promotions attract curious shoppers.
Fragmentary OCR text references Trevesteron and Vida IE amid a bullish business outlook. Key names and places are unclear. no coherent events or figures can be confirmed from the readable portions.
A brief note reports a planned rise in sugar prices tied to a Thursday event in a case involving a party named Gent. The item hints at expectations and market impact without detailed figures.
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