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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1921
Page
9
Fragmentary report notes a postponement protest regarding a Building Grafters case. The text mentions delays lasting several days and references unclear names, dates, and places, with several garbled phrases and stray names amid the report.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a San Jacinto Dance Pavilion with 1388 feet length and references to Yates and 1885 dates. Text is partially legible, mentioning wooden decking and alterations, but key details are missing.
A public notice reports plans for a seven story hotel to be built in Wallington by a local developer. The project, labeled Grand Cantrebate, is described as a major urban addition with construction slated to begin in the near future. Details remain unclear due to the fragmentary source text.
Houston figures to face sharp foes as the Crafers battle for ground. Names and places not clearly legible in the fragment. The article hints at a tense matchup with local teams in contention for a pivotal showdown.
Port Arthur reports Varry Biber, manager of the auto insurance department at GraIAre on de Vabrrts, has moved to a new position in the insurance field. Details are unclear due to imperfect text.
The Negro Odd Fellows announce a grand soci ety gathering at the auditorium on August with plans to hold an event featuring the Grams wage ox and other activities. Organizers say the dated schedule will be provided and attendance is encouraged by members and guests.
A Norwegian explorer seeks funds to support a ship voyage claiming it will reach distant destinations. Officials scrutinize the appeal amid questions about the project’s legitimacy and potential financial risk.
A U S Mail Steamer encounters trouble near the Azores with distress signals noted. Reported by local observers, authorities consider rescue options as weather conditions hinder assistance. Details on vessel name and exact position remain unclear from the fragmented text.
In CONSTANTINOPLE on an early June date, authorities protest shelling of Black Sea towns. Officials urge restraint amid ongoing regional tensions and call for calm while monitoring battlefield activity and civilian impact.
A chaotic report notes U S Marshals destroying 1004 bottles of liquor during a crackdown in San Antonio. The article mentions a five month period and authorities seizing tequila stout and other beverages with some spares. The piece reads with garbled OCR but centers on confiscation and action by law enforcement.
Unclear fragmentary notice from an old Texas newspaper reports the expected arrival in San Antonio of seven soldiers’ bodies. Text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unreadable segments, but indicates a military casualty transfer or memorial context tied to San Antonio.
A steamer bound for Texas suffered a leak and sank, authorities say. Investigators report damage control efforts were underway and no immediate casualties were confirmed. Local officials urged caution as salvage operations commence and the vessel remains underwater.
An unclear report describes a request for a recount of votes in San Antonio. Mentions individuals or groups seeking review, with references to a trial context and political concerns. The fragmentary text includes phrases about woke movements, bikes, and possibly local figures, but lacks concrete names or dates.
The readable text is garbled with mixed letters and spacing, lacking coherent names, dates, or places to identify a clear event. No identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the legible segments.
Fragmentary ARROINTON dispatch reports safety of Lord Mayor O Calla during Ireland arrival. garbled text mentions department, counter, and timing. key names appear obfuscated but indicate official visit or security briefing with unclear date details.
The readable fragments describe some aid row and weather related mentions. Names and places are unclear, but the text references aid, weather and possible names like Kore and Soman, suggesting a partial report of a local event or notice with missing context.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled legal notice about attempting to abolish a prison board. The readable fragments reference names and a dated event, but no coherent actions or outcomes are extractable. The piece appears to be an unfinished notice from a governance body with unclear specifics.
National Biscuit Company lowers price on a meat product, announcing a rate reduction to spur sales. Officials cite market conditions and consumer demand as reasons for the adjustment.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Thrand oe and Avalliney tied to Atherboed at Lonmotns with vesting for members and a fan unclear. The text is garbled but indicates a land or tenancy matter between named individuals in a local area.
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