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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1921

Page

1

Legion Asks U S to Act on Bergdoll Return

American Legion urges government to demand the return of German war criminal and draft dodger Bergdoll. Officials call freedom for Bergdoll shame, and demand effective measures to bring him back from Germany for trial or punishment.

American Legion U.S Legion Bergdell Laavid Wasiwaton Atarch Dirriremant David Hiss Aed Amarien Bereta Ninebar Germany

Moscow Faces Shortage Claimed In Confusing OCR Fragment

A garbled OCR passage mentions Moscow, faces, and various names in a jumbled string. Key entities are unclear, with multiple stray words and partial phrases, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or figure. The readable parts offer no concrete action or outcome to summarize.

Trade and political tensions shape Russia and UK talks

A chaotic dispatch outlines Russia resuming trade talks amid government preparations and Western pressure. Premier George criticizes Bolshevik moves as threatening the peace, while rail and locomotive issues loom. A parliamentary debate highlights concern over international agreements and possible sanctions.

Fragmented OCR shows wartime propaganda debate on Tocqueville era policy

Fragmented text references wartime press framing and government stance on propaganda amid international pressures. Mentions policy questions, censorship, and public reaction without clear chronology or names.

Notable Fragments From A March 02 Local Column

Fragmentary OCR notes from a March local column mention Sara Re and a March event. Readable pieces are sparse, with probable references to names and dates but lacking full context or clear actions. The item reads as a brief, incomplete notice suitable for a compact card.

Porges in Rooston 8 Shops Won't Be Reduced

Announcement unexpected as concerns about shop reductions persist. Turmoil centers on Porges in Rooston 8 and adjacent stores with workers awaiting clarity from authorities. Community debates impact on jobs and local economy amid uncertain policy decisions.

Suspects From Ship Plot Reported By Police

Dispatches from NRW Orlmank describe arrests tied to a shipboard plot. Names including Phil HeD Lionel Kesbrofua and Radelph Dare appear amid allegations of terror or sabotage. Authorities report investigation steps and alleged plans involving shoreward reconnaissance and coordinated actions.

Orlmank Eld Te Seo Orieaas Damafind Caplite Hbl van Weeldern Kew Phil Hed Lionel Kesbrofua Radelph Dare

Spies Employed By On Disarmament In Pennsylvania R R

A sprawling despatch from Washington reports alleged spy activity tied to disarmament talks, with references to Pennsylvania railroad interests and a sweeping 12 state scope. The piece notes charges against several figures, wartime policy tensions, and calls for aligned Congressional actions across multiple committees, including labor and military affairs. It cites statements by General Alterbury and mentions ongoing votes and meetings in Washington.

Hu Tanimany Ciena Sneha Sonia Alan Pdi Yates Aunevee Walt Sinilar Wealeaia Shions Alterbury Peperia Allway Raverthres Aasinat Miloammm Waleh Aierbury Searde Wilian Wradpas Cerland Saathary Tod W Trainaeen

Bandits Rob Passenger Train and Escape in Auto

Bandits hold up a passenger train near Palen and flee in an automobile. Several passengers, including men and women, were threatened and robbed during the heist. The robbers then departed with the car they had used, while authorities began pursuing them.

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UALR Mandate Mentioned in Foreign Affairs Discussion

Fragmented OCR text references UALR mandate and foreign relations discussion. Mentions operational matters and constitutional concerns amid focus on central points. Names and places are unclear due to garbled source.

William A Wood and Alfred Webb In Houston Bank Incident

Fragmented text relates to William A Wood, a Houston Bank vice president, and Alfred Webb in a reported incident. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a connection to banking and a linked company or event. No clear dates or outcomes are provided.

William A. Wood Houston Bank Dyes Wiha Alfred Webb Fnte Trost Company Ok Wight Bis Tome Wisk Adateens Afr Wood Uo Hnaten Pene Ag Nahin Fosters

Bill for Separate Schools for Japan Up in California

Sacramento dispatch reports a draft bill proposing separate schools for Japan in California. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but the deputy indicates a push to segregate schooling along ethnic lines.

Bill Schimols California Frese Ratt Sacramento

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