Women Approve Equal Tax Idea Session Busy
Women approve an equal tax concept as a busy session unfolds. The record shows active discussion and a range of measures being considered during the legislative day.
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09 Nov 1922
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Houston Post in Houston, Texas
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
1
Streets 10 Lose At More Jitneys
A fragmented public notice notes a loss by Streets 10 at a derby against More Jitneys. Details are obscured but reference to a local race and a stand by a team appears.
Weather Forecast Highlights Regional Conditions Ahead
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach the mid 70s with humid conditions and light northeast winds.
Further Advance for Spot Cotton Seen at Houston
Market notes indicate an uptick in spot cotton futures in Houston with traders citing renewed demand and modest gains. Analysts expect limited upside as seasonal factors weigh on price momentum and exporters assess global fabric demand.
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Houston
Assembly rules at Geneva need changes
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss assembly rules at Geneva, with garbled phrases and names unreadable. The readable portions suggest a debate or proposal on rules, but key details or outcomes are not clear.
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Assembly
Geneva
Houston 10 Live Again The Joys Of November 1 Parade
Unclear readable text notes a parade feature for Houston on November 1. Other fragments mention events or shop activity with no coherent details or dates. No confirmed participants, locations, or outcomes are identifiable from the legible portions.
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Houston
Houston's Fair Opens With Vast Exhibits and Lights
The Houston fair ready to open features a vast exhibit space and numerous attractions. A broad crowd is expected for the inauguration as officials promote new entertainment and educational displays across the fairgrounds.
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Houston’s
Charges Against 43 Herrin Men Nolle Prossed
The report notes that charges against 43 Herrin men were nolled. Details are limited due to damaged text but indicate dismissal of the indictments. No further action or outcomes are provided in the legible portion.
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Herrin
Nolle
Labor Vindicated Gompers Asserted
Fragmentary content reports labor leader Samuel Gompers claiming vindication for labor. The text is garbled with unreadable sections obscuring context and specifics of the assertion or event.
Five Repayed Killed in Oliphant Mine Tragedy
A garbled report outlines a fatal incident at the Oliphant Mine with five workers killed and others affected. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but indicate a mining disaster with victims and emergency response.
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Oliphant
Italian War Vet Named New Ambassador
An Italian war veteran has been appointed as the new ambassador. The ceremony and oath were noted in reports, detailing the transition and key figures involved in the appointment.
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Italian War Vet
Crisis in Near East Heightens Tensions
Fragmentary OCR mentions imminent crisis in Near East with vague references to figures and places. Readable entities include Seton and Mantgle context remains unclear.
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Near East
Soldiers Score Where Bonus Was Election Issue
A fragmented clipping notes soldiers tied to a bonus debate as an election issue. The legible parts mention military personnel and a controversy over compensation affecting voters. No clear names or dates are readable to confirm specifics.
After-Election Activities Mark Normalcy Here
Amid vague references and garbled lines, the article notes a return to routine post election. Named individuals and places are obscured, but the piece hints at civil process resuming as authorities manage public sentiment and orderly conduct.
Rumor of UOUP D ETAT Discussed Lightly in Washington
Washington records from SEARWINGTON, Sy report a lightly treated rumor about UOUP D ETAT. The brief mentions two figures and a possible meeting in August at a base.
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Uoup D'Etat
Washington Records
Searwington
Washington
Miss Robertson Admits She Has Been Defeated
Newspaper note reports Miss Robertson admitting defeat amid a brief, unclear update. The fragment provides no clear context or additional names, dates, or locations.
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Miss Robertson
Election results please Wilson
Election results request appears garbled with multiple names and locations unreadable. The readable parts indicate a plea for results involving Wilson and Herbert, with stray fragments about units, cars, and a harbor or place name Snugenthe.
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Wilson
Fright at sea cited in unspecified incident
An unclear note references a home scene and a frightful event aboard a vessel. The text mentions Bogert and a TATROMNGI style marker with broken phrases describing chains, a seaman, and danger aboard a ship.
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