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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
1
London and Washington report intensified activity by distillers opposing a move to enforce prohibition. Henry Hyde cites pressure on the peace conference while U.S. leaders Wilson Clemenceau and Lloyd George weigh political risks.
Report notes ongoing calls for Japan to apologize for its wartime aggression in China. The piece recalls prior incidents described as similar, including treaty terms and responses by authorities. It mentions German relations and a refused salute to the Red Cross amid postwar tension.
Fragmented text outlines a community event titled Great Things for Kiddies Play Week with references to a poet, local figures, and a planned program. The readable portions mention a grand frame, city involvement, and multiple names, though the full details and sequence are unclear.
A Houston site study is underway for a large lignite power plant. Officials review engineering, cost, and regional impact as part of a federal energy program. A government panel evaluates multiple locations, including Houston, to determine economic and logistical feasibility.
Anxious Houstonians recall a post theater gathering with Teeg and peers. The account highlights a mix of personal tales and local reaction to the event. Strong names or organizations appear in fragmented memories.
The readable lines hint at a scattered historical narrative with names such as Tepes Alvan Jagan Ruth and Maupin. It references alliances or actions in a distant conflict, mentions Europe, America, and various ethnic names, but the overall meaning remains obscured by garbled OCR and missing context.
Fragmented testimony on Bolsheviki Bealen and associates as advocates of policy shift face pressure to resign. Debates reference wartime control measures and legal restrictions, with commentary from observers on governance and public response amid ongoing political tension.
Paris dispatch reports Colonel FE M Manse of the United States delegation expects the peace treaty and the league of nations covenant to be signed by March 29. He would be disappointed if major points are not finalized at Verwalles in three weeks. Wilson to preside over a Saturday meeting to review amendments and draft the plan into definite form.
Fragmentary text mentions Wien at a place named Hroac Kijormsk with a near date in January and a reference to Varner. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
A community appeal titled Welcome Arch Fund gains local backing as residents discuss donations and fundraising efforts. Organizers outline goals and anticipate contributions to fund a commemorative arch project in the town.
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