12 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
1
A heated dispute over a peage treaty triggers a Senate probe as critics push for clarity. Lawmakers demand answers on terms and impact while committee hearings loom, with party leaders locked in a stalemate over next steps.
Weak OCR text shows political friction as Mr. Root and minority leaders debate rights and president Wes during a tense publication window. The fragment hints at warnings of a filibuster and claims of concession within party lines as debates intensify.
Ames reports reveal Tessin Mountain Carl and Ond of the Great War heroes at a private ceremony with many figures, including Mr Hoot, Henry F, and Lamont associates, tied to Paris gifts. Investigations show oath details and public reaction, while questions linger over verifications and the ceremony timeline.
In a legal report from Washington dated June 1, the court orders regarding the Christian Science Church directors show contempt amid a contested case. The proceedings involve attorneys and named individuals such as Grace Williams and others as they respond to the court’s demands on leadership during the ongoing litigation.
The readable portion presents a fragmented June note referencing Persia, 375000, and various garbled terms. No coherent events, names, places, or outcomes can be established from the legible material.
Report covers 360th Division units preparing to depart Camp Devens for travel to Camp Travis. Infantry, famed for WWI era service, is highlighted with references to command structure, training, and the forthcoming arrival of additional troops and equipment.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places, mentioning Ankara and Demir among other terms. Content is unreadable in parts but preserves several proper nouns and possible event references without clear context.
The readable content references Henry Wales, George Washington, and mentions 19th to 20th century tones. It includes garbled phrases about water temperature, signage, and potential public notices, with no clear single event or outcome to report.
Reports from June describe a violent riot in Dallas and Fort Worth halting postal operations. Police and 1200 federal and local officers faced clashes as workers protested conditions, with disruptions spreading to telephone and telegraph services and widespread sympathy actions across Texas.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a naval team and feeding or widening a maneuver. Details are unclear but imply military activity and a possible training or readiness action.
Report from the border describes fighting near Juarez with Angeles and Villar forces attacking east of the city. Federal casualties are cited as killed and reinforcements sent to confront the unarmed bandits amid border town turmoil.
A damaged OCR fragment reports an alert about visual notices and timing. The text is garbled, with possible references to dates and events but specifics are unreadable. No clear persons or organizations can be identified from the readable portions.
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