Strike settlement reached after governor's intervention
Four people were killed and about 100 injured during a strike in Indianapolis. The report credits Governor efforts for a settlement, noting clashes and significant disruption around the event.
08 Nov 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
1
Four people were killed and about 100 injured during a strike in Indianapolis. The report credits Governor efforts for a settlement, noting clashes and significant disruption around the event.
A fragmented OCR note references a vow to marry and a trimming of suitors. Names and places are unreadable, with scattered phrases such as Movember, bag, mall, and nine appearing without clear context.
The fragmentary text notes a scene around a group called Seventeen C and WheuxsD with uncertain items and names. Details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome is established.
An unreadable OCR fragment references various names and locations including Towmg fonts, Hewett, Mauston, Parris, and Sloasten. It appears to be a scattershot local item with no clear event or outcome described.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to threats of a massacre by Indians and a request for release of eleven companions. The garbled text names a figure Pespet or similar and mentions the United States Marshals Service, warrants, and possible court actions.
Fragmentary notes indicate Vincent Astor is soon to bear the Benedict title amid preparations and social events. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to a November timing and associated figures suggests a formal transition or ceremony is anticipated.
The article centers on prominent figures Wars Delrichs and Mrs. W A Vandergilt in an estate dispute. It references jury, custody, and alleged connections amid a crowded roster of parties. Details are fragmented, with courtroom motions and claims shaping the case.
Fragmentary, garbled OCR passage appears to reference Huerta and cabinet testing, conference notes, political actions, and legal or security terms. No clear events, dates, people, or locations can be reliably identified from the readable segments.
Fragments mention a White House site, Wilke facet, Desperst aiowst Comm, and a masked figure linked to Laan kas Yo iow Terwihe Wiliene. Reading is hampered by garbled OCR with scattered names, dates, and places, including Ammbaemaer 20 and Cola.
Fragmented text references General Blanco in Texas, wartime activity, and a series of scattered names and phrases. The readable elements mention military leadership, regional events, and regulatory or national context with no clear narrative or dates.
Lavine Por Bre and Comb Williams celebrated their wedding in New York. The ceremony took place at the Chapel of the Fiver with attendees including family and friends, marking a joyful nuptial event in the city.
In scrambled text a blanked report hints at diplomacy between Mexico and the United States, citing strained negotiations, figures such as Linea Caster and Premios Beare, and mentions of Washington. The article appears to discuss waning bilateral momentum and unsettled terms.
The fragmentary text mentions an East Indian missionary and a Christian context with unclear names and phrases. It references religious life and a remembered figure, suggesting a brief obituary or biographical note with scattered proper nouns. The readable portion lacks a coherent narrative or dates.
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial details of a local public sale involving listed officials. The readable text hints at a sale action and related public notice but lacks complete names, dates, or locations.
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