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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
11
A fragmented OCR item from a school league note provides unclear text with partial words and stray phrases. The readable bits suggest a local league item or schedule but concrete details, names, or dates are not discernible.
An incomplete report notes a shutout outcome involving the Colts, with scattered fragments mentioning Westnet and Demesas. Reads as a late night summary with missing names and clear details.
A hazy snippet shows live sport items featuring teams and players with unclear names and outcomes. Unknown actions and points suggest a sprint or boxing style program, mentioning Reed of New War and Pear at least, but specifics are unreadable.
In Rome Saint Te Wash a billiards contest ended with the former champions tied. Both players displayed strong safety play and precise break shots, leaving the outcome undecided as the final balls were contested.
A scrambled OCR entry notes a flag tournament at the Country Club with scattered names and numbers. The readable details mention a Dave and a Mashed Mou Mapat, with fragmentary references to scores, tides of events, and possible entry payments. The text remains unclear but indicates a local club event with limited legible facts.
A partial historical report notes an interurban car collision near Perris resulting in a death. The fragmented OCR mentions Grand Prairie and nearby lines suggesting weather or track conditions may have influenced the incident. Further readable details are scarce in the supplied text.
A case against Lockett connected to the death of Bob Burch in Bresham was dismissed. Details show authorities pursued charges at Granite Holt, with references to Utension Pos Shes and marth 34 as part of prior investigation.
Fragmented OCR text references perfume replacing old campaign cigars with mentions of political figures and places such as Dallas and Worth, and notes on events around March 10. The readable portions hint at a political scene with vague names and dates, but the fragmentary source yields no clear narrative or outcome to summarize beyond the scent shift and lingering campaign context.
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