13 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes secret civil proceedings under martial rule. It references Chief Xeveating of Stabe and a defendant named Vim letersi, with details of charges, immunity, and possible gubernatorial action.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines with stray names and partial phrases. Core facts and individuals are unreadable, making a coherent news item impossible from this segment.
A historical note reports a fatal incident involving a pilot associated with a safety program titled Safe and Sane. Details include a misadventure during a joy ride with local context and references to figures, places, and dates in a dated, typographically corrupted summary.
A man died in a Woolworth Building elevator accident in what appears to be a chaotic incident near the Wentworth canai, with witnesses describing the elevator tilting and trapping the victim. Authorities are investigating and reviewing building safety protocols as the city notes the tragic event.
Fragment reader text reports a fatal incident tied to a marriage attempt. It references a person named Fernandez and mentions deaths and danger at a brink of wedlock era. Further readable fragments are unclear about dates locations or additional names.
An auction notice records the sale of a milling plant and adjacent land at Milvie. The sale details include the buyer or bidder list and the lot description, with financial terms and timing shown in the advertisement copy.
Fragmented text references a Frisco related probe affecting Texas, mentioning Kenyon Asante and Iran operations. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item signals a formal investigation or inquiry with potential ties to public or political matters in Frisco and broader Texas context.
A garbled report centers on a sugar industry dispute linked to Uncle Sam and a lobby investigation. Names and places are obscured, but the text hints at congressional hearings, commercial interests, and a broad political clash over sugar policy and related literature.
A fragmented note from Baylor mentions grandparents finishing together in a peculiar, unclear context. The text includes garbled phrases and stray words that obscure any concrete event, person, or date. Further readable details are insufficient for a solid summary.
US forces seized Moros trenches on Jolo Island with six dead and twelve wounded on the American side. The report notes clashes, Filipino troops, and aerial or ground actions including raids and fortifications, alongside casualties and strategic positions referenced in the chaotic dispatch.
A quirky Mark Twain anecdote recalls a Virginia City editor who found a spider in a copy and pondered advertising. Twain quips that one ad is neither good nor bad and the spider seems to scan pages for what fits in his paper. The tale playfully critiques advertising and literacy with a humorous twist.
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