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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1919
Page
1
American correspondent describes an opera bouffe style clash between two factions in Berlin. The report notes eager spectators, fighters, and crowd chaos, detailing reactions, government forces, and the chaotic theater of street violence with vivid but restrained observations.
A chaotic English document reports that England favors disarming the world to assure peace as Senate action looms in Washington. The piece references wartime diplomacy, intergovernmental talks, and impressions from London about pacification aims and allied expectations.
The report details American representatives urging peaceful settlement while preparing for a possible war footing. It notes efforts to mobilize private capital for reconstruction, to safeguard industry, and to avert further conflict amid Allied and German tensions. Strong emphasis on avowed aims of peace, economic mobilization, and readiness.
Rainbow Division presented orders to sail, aiming for return by May first. The message, routed through wartime channels, outlines transport timing and staging details, with officials indicating readiness for redeployment and homeward movement in early May.
Officials state that income from gamblers and bootleggers is subject to the tax laws in force. The remark comes amid broader discussions of enforcement and revenue collection during the current period.
March 1 in MAXYOS CITY reports a muddled local note about Mensa seeking ties with England. The text mixes garbled phrases and names, mentioning Datel Hal and Resa Ras in a vague context about a shared project or position.
Readable OCR lists local happenings across Bendie Bats Vine Banat and surrounding towns. Theatre notices include Jpen Theater and Grete Newigey Pem while painters and other acts fill the coming days.
A heavily garbled dispatch from March describes urgent debate over Germany's future after conflict, with references to Wilson and Allied demand for drastic terms. The piece hints at a prolongation of hostilities, internal political strain, and fears of German capitulation, citing Allied planning and public sentiment.
The article reports a committer questioning Burleson's authority to fix telephone rates amid widespread strike pressure. It details proposals for temporary measures, court actions, and debates on maintaining or altering regulatory powers while workers press for new provisions and contracts.
A Canton Ohio jury convicts socialist leader Eugene V. Debs of violating wartime speech laws. The case centers on remarks made last June urging restraint and criticizing government policy. Prosecutors argue the statements endangered wartime efforts and public safety.
Five large transports carrying around 5000 troops depart Brest. The mixed group includes some Texans and other units. the voyage marks another strategic movement in the ongoing European theater.
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