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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
10
A terse sports paragraph from March outlines remarks by officials regarding a Paris event. It notes a team’s preparation, performance expectations, and potential strategies, with emphasis on center play and conditioning ahead of the matchup.
Guardsmen raided the J W W headquarters amid confusion as force searched for weapons and contraband. The scene disrupted operations and drew concern from local officials while inquiries began into motives and leadership reactions.
Smithville resident Sas s Ben appears in court to plead not guilty to charges stemming from a siege at the local Sas factory. Prosecutors accuse him of unlawful entry and threats, with the case returning for further hearings next month.
Mayor Campbell will attend a civic event as guest of honor on a citywide occasion. Officials expect strong turnout and remarks honoring community leaders.
Fragmentary note suggests a daring bash incident involving Wes Malt and a contested laps event. Details are unclear but imply a dispute over a bill or statute labeled Turubar. Further readable context indicates confusion about validity and potential legal or procedural questions.
Fragmented OCR reports indicate debate over Parmer funding and legislative attention, with garbled lines suggesting payment measures, compensation discussions, and project costs. A separate Alabama storm item notes casualties and a pacifist teacher facing a case, while local weather hints at warmer days ahead.
A terse card relates a tuner case involving Truitt who sent officers to seize a vessel and recover gear. The incident references a 10 Rue ace location and a sequence of actions by authorities.
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