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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines a repeal drive and political push within the House aimed at ending Prohibition. It references public sentiment, legislative maneuvering, and reactions from figures and groups. the piece underscores ongoing debate and mounting pressure for change.
Fragmented OCR text shows a city election scene with misread names and numbers. It references Noor Pridey, mooninie Lynch Murphy, District Sixteen, Harri éguntien, Murphy, Hoeston, Fort Del, and vote totals around 4193, but the garbled data prevents a coherent summary or verifiable details.
A partial, garbled note references a renamed venue and private details. The readable fragments mention a name change and a request for opportunity to verify or reveal related information. The text remains unclear about persons or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text references, mentions John P. Beck, a race context in Walle or Walle-doreapeets, and several garbled phrases. Details are unclear, but hints at a running event with Beck in a poor third position and a large lead elsewhere. Entities are heavily obscured. no decisive outcome or full event can be confirmed.
A rundown from precincts shows Ayenton defeating opponents in a contested commissioner primary. Details mention precincts 18 and 39, with late counts and party observers noting unrest and procedural tensions at the voting site.
A garbled OCR fragment references several names and dates, mentioning lieutenants and a march, with unclear events and scattered phrases. The text lacks coherent facts or resolvable context suitable for a fuller summary.
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