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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented text from an inquiry describes Glasscock and related figures amid dispute over evidence and the purpose of the inquiry. It mentions Attorney Dayson and witnesses, including references to Houston events and a canal, with a focus on alleged alterations and reputational concerns. The garbled report situates matters around a legal proceeding and linked testimony.
A House resolution calls for a grand jury inquiry into a land scandal and urges a special committee to investigate. The measure proposes lifting the matter to prompt action amid allegations of bribery and corruption connected to land deals and political figures. The debate centers on whether to pursue charges and the scope of official investigations next week.
A fragmented calendar page lists events and venues including Devon Pardon and Queen Rthatii performances. It notes dates, places, and show titles with stray lines referencing various acts and locations across a small town theater scene.
The report lists total battle deaths for the Great War at 7 354 000 with Russia leading. Figures mention several nations and wartime losses, including values like 100 000 and 198 000 for various states, though the OCR text is garbled. The source presents a summary of worldwide casualties and national tallies.
A garbled foreign dispatch discusses appeasement toward Japan and prompts for concessions from the United States and Canada. The damaged text references Britain, Germany, and allied diplomacy with emphasis on pacific settlement and the balance of power.
The report notes government compensation for a victim of the border clash. Names include Robert Mistrington, an engineer, and Harrington from Atlanta. March date unspecified. references to regional authorities and agencies handling the payout.
Report details a 20 division cap on the German armed forces amid postwar treaty terms. Cited figures discuss naval limits and wartime mobilization, with references to Allied oversight and the potential impact on Germany's military posture and strategic plans.
A garbled report cites preparations and talks on a near term treaty and peace efforts. It mentions dates around April and references to officials and nations amid a broader wartime context.
A garbled OCR line suggests a broken note about an office department incident. The text mentions General Kuriosiwiltorl and trimmed lines, but details are unclear. No clear people, places, or events can be confirmed from the readable fragment.
The speech by Sen Knox denounces a proposed league that would breed war and unjust power. Speakers urge avoiding entanglements and emphasize national defense while opposing any move toward disarming measures or alliances that could threaten U S sovereignty.
Democratic leaders denounce Republican tactics to block the Victory Loan bill amid Senate maneuvers. The Wisconsin senator and others push for early action as President Wilson faces possible quick passage or further delay. Leaders warn the clash could extend beyond Sunday, shaping the congressional endgame.
The article notes admission of war mothers wearing a Post Service Medal to an exposition. It mentions allied war relief and civic events, with references to veterans groups, a public schedule, and related proceedings. Names and exact places are obscured by OCR errors but the focus remains on veterans and ceremony access.
Fragmentary report describes upheaval within the House GOP with a member removed amid tense proceedings. The garbled text references party dynamics, regional names, and unnamed actions that imply a leadership shift and conflicts over voting blocs.
Fragmented OCR text reports Italy agreeing to yield time to Yugoslavs in a wartime context. Mentions include Haly, Jugo-Slavs, and references to places and leaders with garbled spellings. The piece lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names due to text corruption.
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