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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
2
Fragmented text describes wages, strikes, and political tension amid a Baylor event at track Wert on a Saturday. It references labor revolts, government figures, and international context with scattered names and dates, making precise details hard to confirm.
Disjointed OCR page shows multiple sports items and notices. Mentions May games at Calvertown Notre W and Abilene spudders, plus exhibition matches, Walla and May events, with scattered names such as Harding, Calvert, and Ferguson. Overall fragmented list hints at upcoming contests and plans from several teams.
A fragmentary notice describes a new Six Club Bank League organizing Tuesday play. Teams enter and compete at a venue labeled N40 with a focus on evening games and orderly schedules. Further details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
A terse player notice from the North Bend area requests attendance and clarifies a team meeting at Colubey Hall. It references a planned meet with Kerbs of Catuuaus and mentions a Kare team event to be held soon in the city.
Fragmentary OCR text cites Piney vindicated in a railway shooting case. Details are unclear, with garbled phrases and missing names and dates preventing full reconstruction of events or involved parties.
The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet from an old newspaper page. Several proper names and terms are unreadable or jumbled, with fragments that suggest a memorial or tribute item but lack clear, coherent data for a fuller summary.
A fragmentary notice describes an Elk club event titled old fashioned stag night. The text hints at a men’s gathering with evening entertainment and mentions women being present in a secondary, unclear line. The readability is limited by OCR errors but depicts a social lodge activity.
The report notes the Botany Worsted Mills president’s re election as leadership continues under ongoing control measures. Key figures and dates are not clearly readable but the article emphasizes corporate governance and management stability amid regulatory oversight.
A damaged OCR passage shows fragmented notes on zoning and public works. It references departments and officials, with unclear names and dates, hinting at a heated discussion over early zoning policies and related expenditures.
Fragmentary text appears to describe a local housing matter or political debate involving residents of Concrete and references to manufacturers. The readable elements mention a house, power, and a miner context, but most names and specifics are garbled. No clear outcome or dates are discernible.
In San Antonio a short wartime notice reports soldiers' bodies being returned from France for burial. The fragmentary text mentions naval and medical details, a branch house establishment, and references to Houston and Dallas as related points in the process.
Fragmentary notes reference an organization named Assocation 18 receiving a charter for oil operators. Mentions individuals such as Mrs Sy Bet Ame Peoterenes and Ivan D ErWitita Pale, with unclear roles and local context.
In a terse statement the union and management announce garment workers will accept a 28 percent wage reduction as part of ongoing peace efforts. No further details on timeline or scope are provided.
An untimely death is reported as Benator passes away in the city quiet ward. Friends and local officials mourn the loss, with the community reflecting on the late figure’s years of service and impact.
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