20 May 1918
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1918
Page
1
A fragmented note mentions Senos Earl Lewis planning a venture toward northern areas as showers move in from the north, with unclear exact locales or dates.
In a naval board decision based on a prior architect report, the southern side plans to increase wooden ship production. The article notes an emphasis on wartime readiness and industrial output, citing the architect’s assessment and related defense considerations.
General Pershing announced the repulse of enemy raids Saturday night in Picardy and another in the Lorraine sector. American planes engaged in several aerial combats with German forces, with pilots including Lieutenant Rickenbacher Captain Peterson and Lieutenant Chambers noted in official dispatches.
London reports reveal Count Plunkett, a member of parliament for Dublin, was arrested amid investigations into a broad Irish plot. The coverage notes connections to Admiral Yon Cape and the potential threat to supply lines and public order, with ongoing efforts to curb separatist actions and reinforce security.
Local obituary notes the death of 90 year old banker B Owen, a longtime Ix resident, with tributes from peers and City leaders. The report lists his career, community service, and plans for private services.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Rufus Cage as a paralysis victim connected to a tragedy involving a group including named individuals and locations. The passage names possible teams, places, and dates in a period newspaper style, but details are garbled.
An early report describes a head on auto collision involving Army officers and a person named Morey Sasha. The accident occurred near Houston and involved Wyatt and Liemtenaan. One or more occupants were taken to a local facility for treatment.
A large public procession announces the start of a Red Cross drive and war relief campaign. Organizers urge steady participation across counties to support home front efforts, with plans for a wide turnout and coordinated events in the area.
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