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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1920
Page
7
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a Kodak Canoe Club regatta planned for Friday night on July 4, with references to preliminaries, plans, and various individuals. The readable bits mention Susana and Hyiran Baur among others, and a venue near Ar Raita, but many words are garbled.
A local motorcycle club announces a gypsy tour through multiple regions, aiming to engage riders and enthusiasts. The plan outlines routes, participation expectations, and community involvement, with organizers seeking public interest and official permits.
In a wartime dispatch, American Locomotives are slated for shipment to the Far East. The article mentions teams and figures, with references to Moran, Moran terenc, and Bay City. Details on matchups and venues include Washington, Tay City, and Bay City amid a tournament buildup.
A fragmented report describes Casey Smith's case heard in a Tennessee court on a Saturday. The article mentions judges, federal procedures, and associations connected to the southern region, with unclear details on outcomes or dates.
The article outlines preparations for Texas athletes aiming for Olympic selection at the trials. It highlights colleges and notable names, noting anticipated participation from teams and individual competitors as they pursue national team spots and highlight potential medal prospects.
The U S trap team plans on board a ship while traveling to the Olympic Games. Reported notes mention training routines and adjustments on the voyage as athletes aim to maintain form during transit.
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