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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1919
Page
3
Sparse lines describe police rounding up witnesses linked to beer saloons in a jury context. Names and clear actions are garbled, but the piece centers on law enforcement pursuing testimony connected to alleged theft and disputes. The text shows fragmented phrases about suspects and locations, with no solid dates or places readable.
Baptia Sanitarium hosted a theater party for its nurses at the Majestic Theater. Details are sparse due to garbled text but indicate a social event organized for nursing staff with possible entertainment and recognition.
A collision involving a milk truck and a train near Harrisburg left one man injured. Emergency responders blocked the crossing as investigators reviewed the scene and assessed damage to both vehicles.
A fragmented notice reports the return to Houston of a Black convict’s body. Details are unclear due to damage and garbled OCR. The readable text references the convict and the journey home, but essential facts like name, date, and authorities are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR text names locations and people with unclear roles and dates. The readable items mention Washington avenue and several proper nouns including Molston and Rome. The passage lacks a coherent event or outcome to form a solid news item.
Fragmentary OCR text references restraining disposal, hotel stock, and a legal or public notice situation. It mentions Texas and New York locations with disjointed names and dates, but the exact action, parties, or deadlines are not readable. The readable bits suggest a court or administrative restraint related to property.
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