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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1921
Page
14
The June term of the district court opened in Galveston with Judge J. C. Hutcheson Jr. presiding on the beach. Several cases were set for hearing, including matters involving slaves, finance, and municipal docket items, with a number dismissed or moved from the docket.
The Cova in Lubbock shows progress toward opening after extensive construction. Workers finish exterior and interior details as the project nears completion, promising a new lodging option in the city.
The Georgetown School Board finalized appointments for teacher positions at Yeat, listing principals and staff members across several campuses. Names include Mame Vivian, Daniel Melon, Louise Cooper, Louie Gray, Annie Put, Mieg Beye Woods, and Virian Hudson, with several others noted as pending assignment.
A soldier named Temple is en route home to Tennessee after service. Mr and Mrs A E Boot accompany him on the journey with a homeward progress noted near this city. Funeral services for Lazio are set at a nearby port.
Fragmentary text references a governor and an investigation, with mentions of commissions and a coming summit. No clear names, places, dates, or concrete facts are readable to form a definite event or outcome.
Graduates urged support for disarmament measures during a campus assembly on BL de Sac street with fellow members of the clubs reciting lines in a showing of solidarity.
Sherman June 8 The university marked the end of the academic year with commencement exercises. Speakers addressed graduates as they received diplomas and honors were awarded to outstanding seniors.
A local burglary disrupts a quiet street as thieves ransack a home seeking a phonograph. Neighbors report noises and a sudden quiet, prompting a call to police and a quick response from officers. No injuries are reported.
Rural land owners convene at Corpus Christi for a council meeting and panel discussion on the upcoming senatorial election. The report notes tkett leading Barker in early tallies and outlines party activity and local civic participation ahead of potential votes.
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