05 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented reads list shows NHS and theater names like Merion and Rona sparking teaser chatter. The piece mentions upcoming shows, venues, and dates with scattered proper nouns hinting at a regional entertainment beat.
From Naco November 4 Villa reports that about 300 Mexican forces defeated Carranza troops at Agua Prieta. He names American casualties as Dr. R. E. Tighen chief surgeon of Cananea Copper Co. and Messrs J. J. Pylant and A. Wihwn along with Miller and Sauffewrs. Bodies were not recovered and Villa expressed regret while refusing to disclose burial sites. A Mr. Wickman from St. Louis claimed to witness executions. his account appeared dubious after fatigue and confusion.
The report outlines Carranza soldiers engaged in heavy fighting with numerous excerpts mentioning locations, troop movements, and casualties. It references battles near Agu Pita Spain, Vila, and Calla ley with various figures and eyewitness phrases, reflecting a chaotic battlefield description and dispersed combat details.
A chaotic report details U S officials urging favorable treatment of Carranza amid turmoil in Mexico. Secretary Lansing presses Representatives Garner to assist the de facto Provisional Government as tensions mount.
A garbled and hard to read OCR fragment references a clash of events and figures including Am en icana, Bethy Revels, Catrina Cloalaled Prana, and Dam on Mies. It hints at a tour, a death, a city search, and a chief’s reply amid disorder, with scattered names and places surfacing through the noise.
A dense, garbled historical page mixes military operations, cabinet resignations, and trial notices. It references generals, European war contexts, and political actions, with fragmented mentions of trials, warrants, and public notices amid a chaotic war reporting tone.
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