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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1919
Page
2
obituary notes the death at home of Mrs. Charles A Perlitz wife of Schuhmacher Co official. the fragment references attendance at a funeral service, a memorial at a church, and mentions several local figures and events from a mid century community newspaper.
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A garbled OCR passage lists scattered names and terms like Petals, Sont Isl Routh, Vouneclwe, and Ary Mert, with references to a forum and host remarks. The text reads as an incomplete record of names, places, and roles, lacking coherent sentences or clear event details.
A fragmented OCR note reports plans for a Memorial Building with governing actions set for Wednesday. It mentions a committee, a possible 18 year term, and supervision by a New York and Newry network, with dates and sums unclear.
Unable to read many words. readable parts describe a driver fleeing from a motor car and later being found involved in a theft. The narrative mentions an incident on a street with confusion about identities and locations, and that the suspect was taken to a local authority for examination.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a motor collision occurred followed by an arrest. Names, places, and exact charges are unreadable, but authorities reported a single arrest linked to the event. Further details could not be determined from the legible text segments.
Fragmented city brief reports a meeting of Wothens Cluo with names like Mathers and Brae, mentions a Moscow ignition of new York, and notes ASSIGNED TO HOUSTON and RETURN TO HOUSTON with vague references to police, convoy duties, and the Peach waters coast guard involvement.
Fragmentary OCR text references a jail battle between two men and various names. Scattered lines mention Memorial Services, Bible class, a memorial event, and dates around March. The readable pieces point to a chaotic scene with scattered personal names and community notices amid disjointed headlines.
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