20 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
1
A tense legislative scene unfolds as Kennedy pushes measures demanding law changes while Norris calls for abolishing the state senate. The discussion, marked by near endgame sessions and contested outcomes, signals a pivotal moment in the political fight.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no coherent event or names. The readable portions show scattered letters and partial words, with no identifiable persons places organizations dates or outcomes to anchor a factual summary.
An injunction aimed at stopping a Montrose deal failed when filed one day too late. The action sought to halt a transaction involving the Montrose arrangement, but court timing prevented relief.
Clark Pease is recorded at Corpus with details indicating custody or association. The entry notes a positional or institutional tie to the Corpus locale, suggesting an appointment or notice within the local organization. Further context is limited by the fragmentary text available.
Reports indicate Constantine will swear an oath on Friday as political turmoil surrounds the royal family. Leaders from Greece and allied nations weigh the future, with tensions rising over a new government stance and potential constitutional changes.
A scrambled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene involving a demented cowboy and a city mayor figure. The text mentions a panic at a room and references individuals such as Siena, Lana, Dagny, and Tringnion. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A report notes an arrest involving a woman who allegedly concealed eighteen thousand dollars in her corset. Investigators recovered the money from bays of Dauglover of Hialrdremmer, and charges include a sum near one thousand dollars in francs. The fragmentary text cites Imad tow Shit ar ot i Tas ie as related names or places in the case.
A DeWitt case involves a fifteen year old girl whose guardians seek approval for a $20,000 living expense grant described as necessary to keep the youth comfortable. The court notes suggest past use of $13,000 in related support, and the matter centers on financial provisions for the minor amid ongoing local scrutiny in West Virginia.
Fragmented text outlines a tariff bill debate in Congress with references to the president and party positions. It notes Democratic and Republican tensions, potential April timing, and ongoing informally agreed principles. Details are elusive due to OCR garble, but the piece centers on legislative action and party alignment in tariff policy.
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