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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
3
The report outlines a protest or request for wage or policy changes amid ongoing labor issues. It mentions a March deadline and potential negotiations, with references to unions, workers, and management. The text records disputed figures and parties seeking adjustments or settlement without detailing concrete outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text hints at wartime culinary themes, home front effort, and women workers. Mentions May, Saratoga, Thebes, demonstrations, and kitchen tasks as part of broader mobilization, but specifics are unclear due to garbled source.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe orders related to Ellington Bombing Field. The text references pre action details and potential staffing or seating designations, with unclear names and dates, offering little readable context but indicating official military or airfield activity.
Local item notes Myrna Sharlow performs at a Kiwanis event this evening. The readable fragments mention a performance lineup and associated crowd attendance, with supportive phrases indicating enthusiastic reception and surrounding chatter.
A summary of a legal dispute over Red River oil lands, with mentions of judges, venues, and ongoing actions. The article references Judge A. Youmans and other officials as authorities in the case, highlighting mounting legal activity and anticipated proceedings.
Obituary notes J. M. Frazee dies Sunday at home in Aldine area. A Houston area granddaughter, Plabel Sellers, survives. Community notices reference school hygiene discussion and a tentative event opening.
March 21 report from Constantinople notes a fragile state as allied forces advance. The excerpt mentions government remnants and local factions, with unclear details on leadership and control amid Allied occupation.
Clipped text reports a president permitting a film crew five minutes access during a shoot. Mentions Reds as spies and an American Legion context with scattered names and locations, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented notice indicates the Transatlantic Om GARRIER arrived at port with cargo details unclear. The report references ship operations, revenue mentions, and potential officials or staff such as J. Giles, but exact facts are obscured by the garbled OCR.
Peles sidelined as Neg expectations rise amid uncertain lineup. The team weighs shifts in roster and strategy as injuries limit key players and spark discussions on depth and next games.
March 21 report details a puzzling development amid farm area tensions with Emserae Wiles. The article appears garbled, but references Dutch guards and a named individual Peevich in a persistence context, with unclear motives and local unrest.
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