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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1921
Page
12
A flood disaster in Oklahoma leaves a boy missing after surge waters swept through towns near Timbr and creeks. Rescue efforts describe drowning victims and families affected as Wichita and surrounding areas face rising flood threats.
War Department designates a grant of 100000 dollars for Pueblo operations. The agreement covers military and civil support, with funds allocated through a federal program to boost local war efficiency and manpower.
Fragmentary notes mention the K of P Grand Chancellor hosting or attending a dinner at Rice with scattered names and phrases. The readable text is unclear about dates, participants, or exact purpose.
Article notes prisoners are required to work in a city chain gang. Details about who is assigned, work duties, and oversight are unclear due to fragmented text. The piece references memories of enforcement and local authority involvement in labor tasks.
Unreadable OCR fragments describe an incident involving an unconscious person and an ambulance. The text also references observing a day and a local event, with multiple garbled phrases and names lost to transcription.
Mary M Brady, deceased, was an active member of First Evangelist Lutheran Church. The obituary notes her long service as a regent and her devotion to parish activities, with scattered details of a funeral and family, reflecting a community remembrance.
A scrambled political note indicates weak opposition to the Djambi oil bill. The text references lawmakers and factions, but is garbled, leaving unclear names and dates.
Overseas soldiers' bodies are transported to Galveston in a morning route linked to a hospital ship and a charity effort. The report notes arrival details and the logistics of repatriation, with emphasis on solemn ceremonies and official notices.
Obituary notices report Mrs. Ike Levin and Mrs. Sarah Watonake among the deceased. Names include James Arthur Cummings and James Ariburumimings with multiple references across Monta and Timelath. No precise dates or locations could be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary report describes a morning meeting regarding the Dr Slaughter Foundation and a city fund status. Officials discuss approvals, assignments, and salary matters amid unclear names and outcomes.
A San Antonio court story cites an attorney claiming he was whipped but presenting no formal charges. The piece references a summer court session and mentions a notable altercation with several suspects, including details about a wallet and threats, while noting no immediate charges were filed.
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