Steamer Rescues Nine Men From Sinking Vessel
A steamer picked up nine men from a ship stranded near the coast. Coast Guard crews reported all rescued sailors were accounted for and brought aboard safely for medical checks.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1924
Page
1
Bonus Bill Vote 10 Comes Before House Tuesday
A brief item notes that a bonus bill labeled number 10 is slated for consideration by the House on Tuesday. The text references political figures and committee actions surrounding the bill, with limited readable specifics.
Ten Survivors Of Sunken Steamer Tell Of Fatality
Ten survivors recount the sinking of a steamship and confirm a death in the disaster. They describe perilous moments, escape attempts, and efforts to reach safety as the vessel went down.
Work Shows Coste 00 Saving Mode 24 ese
Coste 00 saving mode is shown at the TETOR store with a demonstration on March 14. Maen attendees are listed, though details are unclear due to partial text.
Vanderlip Leaves for Washington
Unclear readable text shows fragmented and garbled phrases about Vanderlip departing for Washington. No coherent events, dates, or additional entities clearly identifiable.
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Vanderlip
Washington
House Committee Defers Investigation On Grim Event
A House committee defers its investigation into a troubling incident amid unclear charges and limited public details. Officials suggest room for further inquiry while addressing concerns of accountability and timing.
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House
Library Front Funded Within Major Bond Issue
A local report notes that $300,000 designated for a library front is included in a $1,000,000 bond package. The article lists related financial details and surrounding figures, signaling allocation within a broader public works plan.
Mexico prepares for presidential election session
fragmented OCR text reports on political preparations and various named entities and places, though many words are garbled. The readable fragments reference rebels, battles, and political processes, suggesting a historical or international context around an impending presidential election.
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Mexico
Human Fears Earthworm, Loses Court Verdict
A scrambled report notes a person labeled as Human fears an earthworm and loses a verdict. The fragment contains garbled names and phrases, with unclear jurisdiction or decision details.
Train derailment injures several in Boston area
A train left its roadbed near Boston causing multiple injuries. Reports describe emergency responders at the scene and ongoing救 investigation as authorities assess the incident’s cause and impact on service.
Poland Protests Findings Amid Turbulent Week
A garbled OCR fragment references protests in Poland and mentions authorities and investigations. The readable text hints at unrest and official responses, with limited legible names or dates.
Senate Witness Details Smith Daugherty AC Case
Washington reports Senate testimony from March describing involvement of Smith and Daugherty in a probe of payments and favors to influence decisions. Attorney General Meats is cited in relation to the Justice Department and wartime contracts. The testimony covers alleged altered funds and payments by the Aircraft Company.
Work Proposes New Reclamation Projects in West
A fragmented notice outlines proposed reclamation projects in the western region. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the document references this action and related public works.
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West
Eleven Children Poincare Qu Injured in Grass Election Romo
Fragmentary OCR text mentions eleven children related to a grass election incident in Romo and references about lint consumption and February cotton data. The readable items are disjoint and unclear, with no coherent event details or names beyond scattered phrases.
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