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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1919
Page
1
A front page report by Edwin L. James critiques perceived Garman arrogance in Congress as Pershing's Doughboys face new attacks. The piece quotes dissent in Washington about policy toward American Expeditionary Forces, noting rising tension and parliamentary friction.
A garbled dispatch from Cavenan outlines a global discussion on a torus unity and a proposal by General Foilstroe Boal regarding Mondyteniai Anerson and Basle, mentioning Latin American events and new world ties. The piece suggests a volatile international session with unclear specifics.
The readable fragments reference January and a Marmion area, mentioning a person named Sarah and a local notice context. Details are unclear due to garbled text. No firm names, dates, or outcomes are extractable beyond the partial January reference.
A 300 soldier unit from the 1118 Pelagna signals battalion is due in Houston Saturday at 7 am. They will be met by relatives and escorted via Texas Avenues to the city auditorium for a welcome ceremony. Delegations from War Camp Comets and local leaders plan a reception with music and remarks, with activities including performances and a free show for soldiers.
Fragmentary text mentions Cane Dai in or Lemon Hall with scattered garbled phrases. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people are readable to establish a factual news item.
Senate debate on the Knox resolution splits lawmakers as opponents warn of partisan warfare while supporters push for swift treaty backing. The issue dominates committee hearings and floor votes, with Democrats and Republicans jockeying over timing and strategy ahead of a possible pact.
An Atlantic City cabinet official urged measures against a Mooney strike movement during a press briefing. The official warned that government inaction could invite aggressive labor protests and affect workers nationwide.
A fragmented report notes a gathering or event with participants listed in unclear terms. Names such as Washington and Mogstio appear amid garbled text, suggesting a local youth or community activity with uncertain details and dates.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Cape Horn voyage, naval events, and embassy official actions. Several garbled phrases reference wartime context, a congressman, and a foreign mission seeking information or valuation. The readability is insufficient to identify a clear incident or outcome.
General Felipe Angeles, commanding forces near Juarez, grants AP four-hour interview with aides Martin Lopes Ramon Vega and General Hotquin. He boasts strong supplies including horses and Redos, says they can take Juarez in three hours, and describes headquarters thirteen miles southeast of the border as a difficult reach.
Fragmentary report outlines reparations talks tied to a pending treaty. Mentions nine of eighteen reports, Allied commissions, and potential alterations during the postwar period. References include Bellynr era neutrality and the possible impact on wartime damages and allied settlements.
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