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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary report notes U S General John J. Pershing advancing while Carranzistas defend passes. The text mentions ranchers, packs, and actions around a march era, with references to Villa and American cavalry in pursuit or engagement. The garbled OCR preserves names such as Pershing and Carranza.
A noisy, partially legible summary lists today’s calendar items and a meeting of an executive committee. It mentions Houston, Washington, and a city event at 1:30 with references to preparations and a variety of names and fragments.
Fragmented, unclear text references a denied report about new credit rumors. Mentions Arch J. Marsh, Hanley Pratt, Morgan Co, and Lveranal with scattered names and phrases. The passage appears to be a garbled midsection of a broader news item without a clear, coherent event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Casas Grandes as a base for American forces. It references various names, dates, places, and garbled phrases, with scattered items like Tepelemear and Pinedale St, alongside mismatched terms and estimates. The readable core notes a military campaign setup linked to Casas Grandes and related entities.
A sensational report details a woman and infant trapped in an abandoned mine for two days. Rescue crews and local authorities coordinated efforts as conditions improved. The narrative centers on their survival and the uncertain fate of those who discovered them.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning Americans in Torreon and uncertainty about departure. Mentions Tunis and various garbled phrases with names and places, lacking coherent event details or clear persons or organizations.
Unclear OCR text mentions assault victim urged to finish work and references to death, courts, and political context. The fragmentary material includes names and locations obscured by garbled typing, with stray references to a funeral, political figures, and administrative terms.
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