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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1919
Page
1
War Department prepares for invasion as U S officials express a watchful waiting stance amid rebel tensions A Carranza Villa faction watch reported supporters and shifting sentiments in Mexico City and along the border Undisclosed plans reference unrest and potential U S responses with federal advances noted despite cautionary tone
Barab Simpkin or Simpkins, a 109 year old widow living at 3404 Beauchamp Street, died at her home. The notice notes surviving daughters and extended family, with references to local names and movements.
A garbled report hints at voters choosing a Senate that favors a political league. The text references tempering, border issues, and expedition themes, with mentions of security and governance. specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR. The piece suggests broader electoral stakes but lacks concrete names or dates.
Fragmented report notes unrest in Latmenchier with six women involved in a Saturday event. Mention of expulsion by Moses and a reference to £3,000 spindles or value. Text is garbled but suggests labor strife and potential production disruption.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a June date and a combat scenario. Mentions names like John and Grace, a vehicle or ship, and a battle described as armored. Overall the passage is garbled and lacks a coherent report or verifiable facts.
Fragmented OCR text shows senate proceeding on naval appropriations. Ambiguities obscure full actions but note indicates debate and potential approval process for defense funding. Readable entities include senate and naval appropriations, suggesting a wartime funding discussion with possible delays or revisions.
The league faces a final test in the Senate as Republicans and Democrats clash over ratification. Senator Borah warns against league opposition while supporters insist the covenant will be approved with sufficient votes. In the streets, sailors fear potential unrest and bolster warnings of possible armed action if talks fail.
Fragmentary OCR reports claim German crews sunk an intended battle fleet at Scapa Flow. Text jumbles mention ships, prisoners, and locations including Host and Aber Tags with scattered names, suggesting a naval event near Orkney amid a broader wartime action.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a struggle or event involving a team or group, mentioning names and a game context. It references a bird, a clock, and a board, with scattered phrases about a match, a player, and an official notice. The readable bits point to a sports or game report with limited coherent details.
Bauer forms a new German cabinet with former labor minister Herr Bauer as premier. Key appointees include Dr. Herstus Mueller as foreign affairs minister, Eduard David as interior minister, Mathias Eveberger as finance vice chancellor, Merr Wissell as economics minister, and Guntav Noske as national defense minister. Meyer named treasury head. Bieltoff listed posts and colonial chief. Language notes indicate several misspellings and unclear names.
A deadly riot in Winnipeg Viru area marked Labour Day protests with police clashing with marchers. Officials cited casualties, widespread confrontations on Main Street, mounted police deployed, and a large crowd faced injuries amid the strike atmosphere.
Fragmentary OCR calendar item lists weather predictions and dates for the week. Several illegible words interrupt the forecast but reference colder periods and possible precipitation alongside notes about events and observances.
Reporters describe American troops pushing toward the Rhine near Coblenz amid retreating German positions. Dispatches from Copenhagen outline allied pressure on German lines, with observers noting a resumed seizure of strategic routes and preparations for a larger advance if terms are not signed.
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