16 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1914
Page
1
fragmented OCR text shows Wilson charging secret assault on his program and calling for business leaders to push Congress. mentions halt in attacks on business and a hands of president, with unclear names and dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows weather briefings and multiple local meeting references. Mentions early voting, a Houston gathering, a Ward meeting, and a hamlet age note. Several garbled phrases obscure specifics but indicate municipal and domestic concerns.
In a formal address President Wilson reasserts a strong antitrust policy stance. The message emphasizes regulatory measures to curb monopolistic practices and promote fair competition across industries. Officials expect enforcement actions and legislative support in the coming weeks.
A fragmentary report notes Britain’s political slogan Lat Them Die connected to suffragist hunger strikes. The piece mentions suffragists stating they will die, with chaotic OCR remnants about scenes and responses in England. The text shows strong entities like Britain and suffragists while highlighting protest rhetoric and unrest.
Fragmented report describes tensions around J. W. W. and Miner Biota and mentions apprehension by Stewart. References to Montana Metecorion and Towery Blows hint at unrest and calls for external guards. The text is garbled with numerous proper nouns and stray phrases, but centers on requesting federal troops to restore calm.
A wealthy Texas woman reportedly eloped with her young cousin in a surprising untold story. The couple’s actions sparked curiosity among local residents as details remain scarce.
A military clash repelled a hostile assault on Prince William defenses. Col Thomson, a Dutch commander selected by allied powers to lead gendarmes, was killed in battle. The report notes chaotic conditions and unclear casualty figures amid the fighting.
A garbled OCR passage mentions life and death actions but is largely unreadable. It references names, payments, and places in a disjointed string with no coherent event or date to capture reliably.
A catastrophic collapse on a Paris street left at least seven dead as a massive pit swallowed a taxi and trapped visitors and passersby. Witnesses describe a chaotic scene with screams and a sudden plunge into the abyss as emergency crews battled to rescue the injured.
Fragmented report accuses unnamed Americans of firing at Mexican federals and hindering rebel withdrawal near Tampico. text is garbled with many unreadable lines but references to Americans aiding rebels and port activity.
Leaders declare any attempt to reach a settlement without approval from Capracan Te of No Avni bare Pal Stat ert. The protest movement shows continued resolve amid a crackdown, with scattered clashes reported and no immediate peace agreement possible.
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