11 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
1
The text appears as garbled OCR noting threats and political figures. Mentions include an attorney general, election matters, and possible legal actions. The fragmentary language obscures clear events but suggests rising tensions around a political crisis and official responses.
A clipped note argues girls could live on eight dollars weekly. The fragment mentions budget limits but provides no names or places. Further context is missing to identify people or organizations involved.
Lawmakers face a legislative test as a vote on a pen bond issue bill looms. The article notes debate in committees and potential court and budget implications, with mentions of senators and representatives preparing positions ahead of action.
The text appears garbled and unreadable with multiple errors and misaligned phrases. It cannot be reliably interpreted into a coherent summary or identifiable facts.
Disjointed OCR text notes federal forces leaving Agua Prieta after an encampment in the town. Mentions of various places and garbled phrases reference military movement and related activity without clear dates or names.
A fragmented local item mentions Mae Wharss and an unclear scene about chickens. Details are obscured but hint at a show or notice involving hens and a male participant. The text lacks clarity on events, dates, or outcomes.
In a curtailed report from the court, Portia Inez Suttragist is described as preparing to defend a Chinese Tongman. The fragment hints at legal proceedings and a broader sterilisation bill discussion in the same segment.
A garbled report outlines parliamentary actions on equal rights, militant leaders, and broad social upheaval. The text references suffrage, protests, and violence amid political tensions, mentioning women, revolts, and coal strikes.
The Sunday Post will feature a well illustrated fashion section of about sixteen pages for Easter parade coverage. It will include new features such as a comedy section, a magazine piece by Richard Harding Davis, and a children’s Ladin Fairy Tales segment.
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