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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1924
Page
10
Fragmentary text from a historic page mentions a political party effort, titled as a sweeping cleanup. The garbled lines reference names, places, and actions but lack coherent facts, leaving only hints of an organized political push and associated individuals.
A grand jury delivered findings on several local matters. Officials reported on ongoing investigations and potential indictments, with several cases referred to the district attorney for further action.
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a bootlegger fears arrest will ruin his business. A plan involving southern rates and shadowy figures appears in the garbled text with stray names and places obscured. The readable elements suggest a crime context and potential gang or network activity without clear specifics.
A fragmentary report mentions Chico Man and public safety item with unclear details about Si Wong and a preenatept. The readable text lacks concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to build a full incident summary.
In a terse notice, Rusk County states plans to discontinue the dipping program affecting Houston area water projects. The brief item indicates a shift in local maintenance, with officials citing budget and logistical considerations as the driving factors behind ending the service.
A religious revival starts in Bryan with an evangelist leading services. The opening features expectant attendees and a call for spiritual renewal as crowds gather at the local church.
A man died after suffering burns at an oil pint where a woman aided in the effort. The tragedy occurred amid a mishap that left bystanders and responders seeking safety and understanding of the fatal injuries.
J M Page, a United States engineer, offers reminiscences from service, dated Fort Worth. The extract recalls duties aboard the engineering corps during the war era, highlighting projects and personnel.
Darnell is elected chairman of the Farmer-Labor League amid party activities and intra‑group support. Details remain informal as the league consolidates leadership and prepares upcoming events.
A local notice states 13 candidates will sit civil service examinations at Taylor for city positions. The event aims to fill vacant posts and is coordinated by the municipal personnel office with testing conducted onsite.
A court hearing records Torres entering a not guilty plea after arraignment. The case involves a defendant and related charges with proceedings following standard criminal process. Authorities and court actions proceed as scheduled.
Huntsville women push for support of lead bonds in a contentious row over funding and oversight. Local officials face questions about allocation while activists urge accountability and swift action.
A 15 year old Nacogdoches boy reportedly married a 19 year old bride in a local ceremony. Details are sparse but the event is noted in the community column with emphasis on the age difference and local response.
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