06 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
1
A historical note reports proposed by Bailey aator a resolution calling for an eight member committee. It notes a Texan declined to serve due to other engagements and mentions special committee powers expected. several named figures and factions appear, with debate over seating and appointments within the body.
An obituary note from the Paso Citizen recalls Colonel M Locke as a notable figure in state history. The obituary highlights his service and influence on regional affairs, commemorating his life and contributions.
A lengthy account describes the opening rally for the Campaign Against Prohibition in Fort Worth. The narrative highlights speakers, crowd dynamics, religious overtones, and the political atmosphere, noting orderly conduct and strong emotional engagement among attendees.
Readable portions show speakers at a large Fort Worth anti rally addressing crowds. The text preserves names, places, and themes while noting protests on social and political issues.
A fragmented notice notes that Isiacsinie Cummquwe Comslnits is scheduled to appear before a commission. The garbled text references Benton and Omaha areas, with mentions of wartime austerity and related authorities. Further readable fragments mention public notices and possible court actions in the broader region.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a committee action and testing measures. Readable items mention Beating of and control papers, bidders, and a meeting schedule. The text is garbled with several incomplete phrases and stray characters.
A partial OCR fragment mentions adoption in Mobile Alabama and lists names including Marty and Pres Rapes, but the context and full details are missing, leaving an incomplete record of who adopted whom and under what circumstances.
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