Local Courts Suite Pleads For Dieiett Court
Fragmented OCR text indicates local court actions and protection requests. The legible words reference Weyatt Tate and a petition to a protective court, with unclear names and dates.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
8
Rotary color motif planned for Old Glory display
In a community note the Rotary Club outlines an upcoming Old Glory display with a specific color motif. The short item mentions participation by local groups and a public viewing plan, with details pending final approval.
County to Decide on Slavers Case April 9
Officials set April 9 as the date to determine the fate of a county slaver case after a period of inquiry and legal work. Local authorities, including the prosecutor and county commissioners, prepare for the ruling and potential actions following the court process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Shea
Delinquent Taxes To Be Collected By Official Action
A historical notice indicates Joe DeGeorge is to confer with H B Terrell as chief clerk in charge of delinquent tax collection. The document appears as a garbled OCR extract showing names, titles, and actions related to tax enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DeGleorge
Rew
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H. B. Terrell
April Y M E L Convention Dates Noted Ambiguously
Fragmentary OCR notes set a Y M E L convention for April 23 to 25 with unclear venues or events. The text mentions meetings, teas, and travel details but lacks concrete names or locations. Further readable facts are needed to clarify organizers and schedule.
Adamson Law Adoption Extends Across Lines
A report on gradual extension of the Adamson law to cover all transportation lines begins with the first road adopting provisions. It notes related labor impacts including eight hour day proposals for crews and doctors using certain preparations for medical conditions.
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