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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1919
Page
1
Paris dispatch reports eminent Republicans hail provisions for compulsory international arbitration as a major step for world peace. The discussion centers on U S leadership, possible enforcement, and the aim to preserve peace through a binding treaty while noting political divisions and tentative support from key figures and nations.
A garbled report shows Polish Congress declaring support for an Entente alliance. The text contains many errors and nonstandard terms, but hints at a formal declaration and a parliamentary acknowledgment.
Mexico City dispatch reports Japanese corporations gaining footholds near the U S border. Officials deny full details while confirming concessions and anticipated nationwide reactions. A New York Times style brief notes Japanese interest in Baja and Sonora tracts, with U S government watchers tracking possible foreign land ownership shifts and policy debates in Washington.
A cryptic 1940s style report discusses Japan proposing action against Bolshevism and potential maneuvers in Asia. It references China France and shifting alliance dynamics, noting tensions over influence in Manchuria and potential expeditions. The language is fragmentary but centers on Japan weighing measures against Bolshevism and regional power moves.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe war era hogs and a confused reference to Abie Pree and European male terms. The readable bits mention animals and wartime events, but lack clear events, people, places, or dates to form a coherent summary.
An obscure report mentions an armed Polish delegation and a press president, with garbled references to Northern Hungary and a military lab. The fragment hints at a broader conflict or protest, naming individuals and places in a jumbled sequence.
reports from SEW VOM on March 30 describe the planned production of "AIGVeC" Hip planes, forty small units designed to lift from country roads and weigh under sixteen pounds. Captain Aruna reportedly holds shares in the American venture as the project aims to deliver one man ships with jet aid and hour-long operation.
A garbled OCR snippet appears to cite forecasts and calendar items with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Washington, Monte, Hoot, Peedi tones, Hiner, Weil, Tertem, Yveder, and various fragments. The readable core shows no clear event, date, or person outcome.
Fragmentary report shows a French parliamentary session debating Russia amid unclear foreign policy references. The text contains numerous garbled names and phrases, but indicates a discussion on government stance and international relations during a March session.
Delegates who had suggestions have worked themselves out of material. The discussion centers on reviving negotiations and compacting the agenda for a final session. The scene suggests a move toward concluding the peace talks despite lingering disputes among participants.
A scrambled report details arrests as tensions rise over a mayoral dispute with socialist groups. It mentions police actions, public dissent, and ongoing political friction in the city, with references to Debs and local figures. The text is largely garbled but centers on civic turmoil and law enforcement responses.
Fragmentary text reports on riots in Korea, attacks on Japanese police, and a discussion of the German Kaiser’s opinions. The piece references Harold, Canora, Amerongen castle, and a November event where the Kaiser possibly fled Germany, with unspecified ministers and a Dutch governor involved. The garbled OCR yields few concrete details beyond names and scattered dates.
Disjointed report notes Hungarian Reds pursuing alignment with Frussians. Mentions Europe events, Adriatic region, and a deputation from West Hungary. references to Copenhagen and Central Newsroom. unclear names and dates due to OCR corruption.
An imperfect field report notes fragile talks between Ukrainian and Polish parties with a planned demarcation near a border zone. The piece mentions a forthcoming meeting and keeps the focus on the tense exchange and potential peace pathway, with limited geographic specifics due to the damaged text.
A Associated Press report describes American raiders moving into Bolshevik lines near a village and bombardment zones. Communiques say American patrols engaged south of the front, with reports of casualties and limited success amid confusion and harsh weather.
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