16 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1919
Page
1
The report outlines fierce opposition to governing plans and immigration policy amid wartime concerns. It notes remarks by President Wilson and senators warning against upheaval and calling for clarity on civilian and military roles, with regional and party tensions shaping the debate.
An article discusses Japan’s stance on China amid tensions and calls for new cooperation in Asia. It notes Japanese policy shifts, railway project implications, and potential repercussions for American relations and regional diplomacy in the early period.
A March 18 bus line conference at the exchange in Washington discusses improving post office staffing and recruitment. Attendees include officials from major firms and the postal service to address administrative changes and local hiring.
A Houston bank project announced plans for a Joint Stock Land Bank with a $250,000 capital. Officials discuss formation at Carter Building and aim to open in April, with regulatory steps, borrowing prospects, and local opposition noted. The plan envisions a federal charter and ties to a larger land loan program.
Secretary of the Navy and three chief aides leave for consultations with European specialists. The trip aims to review wartime plans and military research as Congress debates naval strategy and production costs.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a political agitation theme centered on a purge of experts and a campaign pivot around Broadway. Mentions New York, Washington, and references to the 1920s political climate with broad claims of influence, voter shifts, and regulatory actions. The piece reads as a garbled wire service dispatch with comparisons to ongoing national battles.
A damaged wartime report notes a U boat sunk while trying to flee a Spanish port. Details are incomplete with scattered references to targets, enemies, and defensive actions.
Paris March 15 American peace delegates work toward a final draft awaiting U S Senate action. A fast track plan aims to complete a definite treaty covering main terms including military and naval provisions with a possible ratification within ten days. The League of Nations seat and Genoa venue remain undecided as officials discuss venue changes and amendments.
March 12 Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and aides weighing a plan to link the League Covenant with the peace treaty. Officials discuss a plenary session and the goal of securing support for a durable world peace.
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