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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1912

Page

3

Hadley Likely to Succeed Sherman on Ballot

Hadley appears favored to follow Sherman as the Republican nominee for president, supported by committee sentiment and party insiders. The brief notes internal backing and potential ascent within the 18-member group, with no final nomination yet.

Hadley Sherman

Moose Made Last Appeal

Fragmentary text appears to reference a last appeal or plea and includes scattered names and phrases. Readable items include a Monday reference and possible names such as Viney and Peay, but the overall meaning remains unclear. The fragmentary nature limits a precise summary.

Taft Defended Republicanism Amid Turbulent Times

Fragmentary OCR shows references to Taft defending republicanism and political tensions. Names and places are garbled, but imply party dynamics, political statements, and public sentiment. Notable terms include Republicanism, Taft, and mentions of political contests and dates in a distorted format.

Local Roman vote tally hints at reform proposals

Fragmentary OCR indicates mentions of a vote in a roman area with names like Berens and Pennarwanse. References to a campaign and legal terms appear, suggesting a local election or referendum. Datum quality limits precise details. core entities point to a political event in a named locale with involved individuals.

Unclear historical voting mystery hides presidential hint

Fragmentary OCR text suggests a puzzle about a presidential vote, with scattered names and dates. Readable pieces mention Nemec, Stet, and Chowan Wikaeg with uncertain context. The garbled passage implies a historical election event but lacks concrete facts or dates.

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