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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1914

Page

11

John J Ellis for Harris County Sheriff in Democratic Primary

John J Ellis seeks the Harris County sheriff nomination in the Democratic primary on July 23 1914. Native of Harris County born December Christian Day 1874 he is a husband and father of eight praising his family stability and promise to guard homes with diligent care. He offers no platform details beyond pledging lawful and satisfactory conduct of the office.

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Crimson track and field meet results scattered

A fragmented report lists multiple events and athletes from a local track and field meet. Names such as Clark and others appear with scattered placements and times, though the OCR text is garbled and several lines lack clear details.

Local Amateur Meet Sparks Busy Field Events

The article outlines a southern Urteralieglain Amateur meet with numerous participants and events. It lists several schools and athletes taking part across track and field disciplines, noting performances and standings within a dense meeting schedule.

The Longhorns Prepare for Homecoming Contests

In a fragmentary account, Longhorn athletes are mentioned in preparations for upcoming home events. The text references team movements and unnamed players amid era-typical school spirit. No clear scores or dates are preserved in the readable portion.

Poly's Final Baseball Season Concludes

Fragmentary notes report Poly's last baseball season ending with unclear details and scattered names. The text mentions Haak, Dell Tyaman, and a yacht reference amid incomplete lines, preserving limited named entities without a clear outcome.

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A garbled fragment notes an event involving Tandy and an unspecified area or person. Details are unreadable, but the snippet implies a meeting or action by Tandy connected to an unnamed party. Further readable context is required for a precise card.

Moran at helm again in college theater mismatch

A shuffled scene at a state college theater shows Moran returning to lead a production while uncertainty swirls over cast changes and timing. Chastain and Mayall are among names tied to the project as officials weigh staging details and funding.

Harvard Second Eight Wins Collegiate Race

Harvard's second eight boat claimed victory in a collegiate regatta. The event featured dense competition as crews from multiple universities raced along the river course, with Harvard securing the top place and signaling strong depth in their rowing program.

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