14 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
1
A sprawling report outlines a charged case with a complex motive claim and ongoing coverage. Names, places, and dates appear inconsistently due to OCR issues, but the piece centers on a prominent figure facing severe accusations and the community reaction under heavy media scrutiny.
A garbled report notes warnings about price impacts on Osan and beet growers if protections are removed. It mentions officials, a former sanitary head, refinery concerns, and looming events about sugar policy, with scattered names and places obscured by OCR. The piece references Cuba, rivers, and stock matters in a broad coverage of agricultural policy tensions.
A court order grants a formal change of venue in the Semaaah Macy case. The document notes new venue details and dates, with the move to a different jurisdiction to proceed the proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text describes burglars in daylight and a chase or search led by authorities or by the public near a cityfront area. Disjointed names and places appear, including references to Wewa and Riverton, with unclear dates and events. The readable segments suggest a crime in progress or recent burglary with possible pursuit.
Fragmentary OCR shows a political dispute in republic era with references to Clarke, Freteuss, and Tom Jones. Mentions local factions, desertion charges, and a rally or meeting atmosphere amid confusion. Names and places are garbled, but the piece centers on internal party strife and leadership tensions.
A damaged OCR fragment references a business men excursion, noting unclear dates and places. The readable bits hint at an event tied to Miketon and September, with scattered names and terms. The text remains incomplete and hard to interpret.
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