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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1918
Page
10
Save-the-Baby Week to Begin Thursday
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Railroad Men Will Towne Tohemata Morning
Railroad workers plan a morning assembly at Winton to discuss operations and safety. The meeting will address wagon maintenance and signaling procedures, with emphasis on coordinated track activity and crew safety. Local officials say attendance is open to all yard crews and engineers.
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Fai HEE emery Opal Rust surges in drought vote
Opal Rust faces an unexpected runoff after a fragmented literacy rally leaves supporters unsure of next steps. Local officials assure residents the plan remains on track despite confusion and delays.
New Compact Street Cars Promise Faster Houston Service
A new smaller streetcar design claims faster trips on the Woodland La Branch line with schedules cut up to 50 percent during peak hours. Cars feature lower boarding, larger level platforms, and upward folding seats, with green color and operator name cards. about 1200 cars in 150 cities have adopted the model.
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