22 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
1
A chaotic raid in Houston escalated as suspects resisted arrest and opened fire on officers. In the melee one officer was shot and a fight followed involving multiple suspects, a high speed chase, and eventual surrender. The suspected gunman Alexander was taken into custody along with others after police recovered weapons and the scene was secured.
Fragmented report notes multiple deaths and injuries in a San Antonio area incident. Names appear incomplete but mention of victims and a mystery surrounding the events at a shoreline or dock area. Police investigation details are unclear due to damaged text.
Reports from Corpus Christi at 2 a.m. describe barometric readings around 28.00 inches and winds near 30 miles per hour. Tides rose into Padre Island and inland areas as forecasts warned of high seas and possible coastal flooding and evacuations.
A whey of irregular funds at the Legion post in Kerrville is under investigation. The inquiry centers on a $17,470.86 investment and the payment methods used by the local unit and its officers.
Amid heated exchange in Washington and London, lawmakers clash over foreign aid and defense cuts. The Borah amendment prompts debate on relief provisions while Premier Capa faces pressure over allied strategy and naval limits as the administration weighs posture ahead of international conferences.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a product with a price and a mention of a drop and tea. The readable fragments reference three orks and company involvement but lack coherent details on event, date, or entities to formulate a clear summary.
Messy OCR notes outline SIL CARGO shipments due next week, port activity, and possible totals. Mentions Maritime movements between New York and Mexico, with scattered references to individuals, ships, and dates. includes unexplained figures and garbled phrases.
A group robbed a home and a nearby store Monday night using an axe and rope. They cut through a rear door, stole about $1300, wine, and other items, before fleeing the scene.
Weather forecast and calendar notes with garbled text. Mentions dates and places awkwardly and includes unreadable segments.
Fragmented OCR tale recounts a maritime incident involving the American schooner Carell A. Deering and other vessels. It covers a mysterious disappearance, beacon reports near Cape Lantout, and contested salvage or rescue efforts with ship names, dates, and locations embedded in garbled text.
An chaotic on street incident on Jackson Street ends with a confrontation as a man is assaulted and dragged toward a car. Police, witnesses, and bystanders describe a violent melee with many details unclear.
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