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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
1
An article fragment discusses an opera star claiming music may soon substitute medicine. It references figures like Anna Webbar Powell and Mae Sear in a broad, uncertain context with local officials and events in Texas.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a peace effort involving farmers and parties, mentioning a meeting or event with references to leaders, groups, and a call for broader recognition. The readable parts name various actors and a potential union or coalition seeking acknowledgment. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text describes a school operetta performance with numerous misread names and garbled lines. The readable elements suggest a pupil concert or stage piece featuring students and teachers, with titles and cast lists partially shown but heavily corrupted.
A scrambled scribble describes Caramza and a bearded creature in a dramatic struggle. Experts arrive in Fer to aid a rescue attempt amid a tense scene with a beaver and farm details.
Reports from New York say Mallory Lines quit Galveston following strike actions aboard the Mallory Sov. Authorities arrested a person on charges related to stonings and labor unrest as dock activities resumed. Police vehicles with officers accompanied the special car through the port and surrounding streets as crews regrouped.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local note about price controls on sugar sales with scattered names and places. The text mentions a profit limit and a potential official action but readability is too poor to extract clear entities or a coherent event.
Reports describe Carranza forces controller with millions in plunder amid rebel gains along the east coast. Detailing ships treasurer, regional leadership, and shifting alliances, the dispatch notes urgent moves by authorities and potential economic disruption as fighting persists near ports and cities.
Fragmentary wire copy reports a political contest in Alabama with a large margin of 7800 votes. Reading is difficult but mentions The Moston Boat and a return timeframe. The garbled text references local voices and possible election stakes without clear names or places.
Secretary Daniels testified before a Senate committee on naval conduct during the war. He cited confidential cables from Admiral Sims indicating the U S Navy was "helpless" and near panic if the Allies faltered. Daniels urged continuous support and prompt action to sustain the allied war effort.
Fragmented OCR text shows heated debate over suffrage and federal action, with references to factions, veto threats, and legislative maneuvers. The passage mentions labor and political figures, a tense atmosphere, and signals a broader struggle around voting rights and governance.
A distressed report from The Morris Post notes mounting railway wage tensions across Pennsylvania as workers consider action. The piece cites labor leaders warning of possible walkouts if industry talks stall, aiming to pressure management over pay and conditions. Local routes and city roads could face disruption as unions mobilize.
Fragmented report outlines a Senate battle over a treaty with defenders of the president and opponents arguing for or against the coalition. It notes Democrats like Thomas and Hietonek defending the administration amid partisan clashes in Nebraska and Oregon.
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