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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear references to a Rams event and Benders with a likely tragic or tense context. No clear names, places, or dates are readable to form a full card.
A garbled obituary of academic figures references De W J Battle and E B Parker, claiming Parker was honored as president of a Texas alumni association at an annual meeting. The text appears severely corrupted with stray letters and nonsensical segments.
Alumni event honors A C Love for achievements and leadership as the school recognizes longtime service and its impact on the college community. The ceremony names Love as a distinguished alum and highlights contributions to the alumni network and programs.
A fatal railroad wreck on the Santa Fe line occurred in the Houston yards. Limited readable text mentions investigators and unclear authorities, with no precise cause or details available from the fragment.
A damaged, low‑readability notice reports a severe storm in the east causing deaths and widespread damage. The fragment mentions New York and the eastern region, with references to live wires, hours of peril, and significant disruption.
OCR garble mentions voting and a president tied to a February or four event with unclear names and locations. No clear entities or facts emerge beyond a generic political context.
fragmented text shows mangled names and fragments of a sports or event record with multiple errors. readable entities include Beate, Earnie, FASO, Mats freight, Sanne, Thain veolianeD, and TeSe. no coherent full item can be established from the garbled source.
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