20 May 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary report discusses proposed municipal harbor and channel improvements, with references to a city, mayor, and various engineers. The text mentions crossings, layovers, and costs, but many sections are garbled, making precise actions or dates hard to determine.
A damaged report describes escaped convicts reaching Houston and a tense pursuit by officers. It notes locals in a rough neighborhood and mentions robbery links, alleged sightings, a suspect with new clothes, and police cautions as the case unfolds.
A labor leader criticizes armament drives and urges peace through international treaties. He cites past wartime mobilization and warns Congress to ratify treaties only with declaration of war, highlighting the United States Labor Federation stance for global peace and disarmament.
A damaged OCR fragment references TABOR TEDEBAAIOA and mentions political parties, divisiveness, and an upcoming event near Kerrie. It hints at Waters, Wehnoveragr, and a planned participation or decision related to an election or party dynamics. The text is unclear but points to a local civic matter and candidates.
A garbled OCR draft reports on a royal dispute and proceedings with references to Prials and statements about gold, galleries, and witnesses. Named figures include a prince, Lord Dery, and others like Aurea Cons Haase and Jan, with emphasis on accusations of seizure and national protection amid a gallery setting.
The text appears to be a garbled report mentioning a White award, counts of bovine stock, and officials including a secretary of Mores sedations, with references to Marcon Garay, and actions by Chile and Bravo Tia. The fragmentary wording makes exact events, dates, or entities uncertain.
Fragmentary text references Joseph E Devier of Wailagtan, a former etal, and hints at business and beans organization aims. No clear event or outcome is readable to confirm specifics or dates.
Fragmented OCR text shows an appeal to a committee in Newberry contest. It references Henry Ford, petitions, evidence, and a plea for consideration. The readable bits indicate a formal appeal process but lack coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a Ragüe envoy hearing on the Silesian issue, with references to President Harton, the Me administration, and debates over foreign policy and world peace. Mentions a pregnant proposal and a commission. names George and Harting appear as debated figures.
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