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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
1
Fort Worth officials say Houston seeks state wide action on telephone rate controls. The mayor and city leaders discuss a possible alliance with other Texas towns to press the issue, noting recent rate complaints and investigations as the basis for cooperative steps.
A man from Childress killed two people and then took his own life in a deadly incident described in local records. The report details the sequence of events and notes authorities are investigating the motive and individuals involved.
A garbled dispatch notes William McAdoo directing a key legal staff appointment at the Bank Of Italy. The fragment references a reshuffle within the bank and positions tied to governance, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
Union plaster workers reach a wage reduction agreement altering pay terms. The contract sets a reduced hourly rate effective immediately, with details pending formal ratification by involved parties.
Federal grand jury indicted several window glass makers and labor leaders on charges tied to violations of antitrust and labor laws. The case centers on industry practices aimed at restricting competition and alleged improper labor directives. Proceedings name the companies and individuals involved and outline the government’s intent to pursue legal remedies.
Fragmented text lists a scheduled service for Henry Watterson on April 4 with unclear local references and scattered names. The garbled OCR mentions dates, places, and multiple names but lacks full context for a clear event outline.
A garbled report references state officials and a prohibition era style budget dispute. It mentions Bee miners, Kinney, Washington, and a push against wasteful spending. The text adjures government appropriations of large sums like 200000, with mentions of votes and committees.
Fragmented OCR summary reports Cox and others linked to a case in Houston with an arraignment set for Monday. The text mentions federal indictments, travel, and court activity across New York and other locations, but the details are garbled.
Dr. Adolf Lorenz leaves New York after a lengthy stay as an orthopedic specialist. He plans to return home soon with a final travel schedule and notes on his forthcoming patient care.
In Homer OMI Van Maree on May 17 two men were killed in a fire and explosion. Officials reported the incident involved Cowley and Samet as witnesses and investigators began work at the scene.
A garbled dispatch from Washington on March 1 reports intense debate over the power pact with terms like assault allegation and “alhunes” cited in relation to the treaty. Senate Republicans including Renatore Prasos defend the pact while others question its alliance implications amid a tense civ debate and remarks from Senator WIM and others.
William K Dumble a former business manager at Thurton died at 6 48 pm Friday at Vine Heemlaah Freight depot Crawford nee Preston. He was survived by his wife Ann and three brothers H H Dumble D D Huckleby and R N Dumble of Fort Worth and H Veverans of Houston. Funeral arrangements by the Mowe company will be announced later with pallbearers listed as Leeann WU Maree Meh Alex Mal and others.
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An obituary style notice describes the will of a wealthy oil worker, detailing heirs including relatives of a former veteran and several named families. The document notes a home in Zayalla, Europe, and mentions a medical incident before the estate proceedings, with references to guardians, trustees, and potential sale of assets to settle claims.
A garbled report cites bank records and action at a small proceedings list. It mentions a trial or case involving a bank, with details largely unreadable. Names, dates, and places are not recoverable from the fragment.
Fragmented text reports a government order invoking military action in Fiume with political and territorial implications. The passage also mentions payments and banking references unclear in this damaged segment.
A garbled report discusses Republican senators and allies in Idaho on March 17 alleging unjust actions and calls for investigation. It references debates over representation, potential amendments, and ties to the state department file politics.
March 17 report from Washington notes Chairman McCumber of the executive branch aims to push the permanent tariff measure to the Senate within days. Supporters press for swift action amid debate on embargo and public interest while Republicans weigh next steps.
A parade marked the evacuation anniversary with a British-devised ceremony and a central display at a Boston venue. The event featured local participation and a formal procession through a city area celebrating the transition and national unity.
Forecaster outlines a general weather outlook with scattered showers and mild temperatures. The calendar items include a regional event lineup and note of a daytime activities schedule.
A court filing in late 19th century proceedings suggests miners show optimism that a coal strike may be avoided. The record notes legal actions involving Copeland, Hamilton, and other figures, with references to wages, pendants, and mounting pressures behind the stalled labor dispute.
The document shows a tangled page segment describing workers and committees around eight o clock, with references to a strike or wage debate. It cites legal language, potential arbitrate and wage terms, and mentions public notices delayed to a later date.
A truncated report notes Greager meeting with Mag Gregor to discuss the G. O. P. scene. The dialogue touches on party prospects, Texan influence, and potential shifts ahead of statewide political action.
A Fort Worth killing led to five people being indicted as authorities reported arrests and charges. Names, locations, and exact charges appeared in official court filings and subsequent arraignments.
An oil firm named Humble increases throughput at Mexia crude operations amid shifting market conditions. The development accelerates local energy activity and signals evolving production plans for nearby facilities.
A fragmentary note hints at a forthcoming Sunday Post feature with bold claims and cryptic phrases about a grand reveal. Readers are left awaiting confirmation of details and timing.
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