10 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
1
A garbled but readable note indicates Liaoe ts Hobregon cannot visit Merion as president elect due to scheduling. The fragment mentions a conference and a delay, with scattered names and terms suggesting political timing and anticipation of a meeting.
A garbled record notes a Kansas discussion on bank overloading with mention of a speaker associated with a department and references to economic concerns. The piece includes unclear names and stray phrases about conditions, policy, and denoted actions amid a broader financial debate.
A local processing record notes a prom screen artist in Mauston facing resistance over room access and land use disputes. The case centers on relocation and property rights, with sources indicating a contested stance by the artist and civic officials.
A partial OCR of a legislative item in The Mowaton Poet. WALMINGETIN notes a debate on a bill to revise taxes and expenditures in the House. The discussion touches on fuel costs, government oversight, and urges restraint to prevent extravagance while outlining committee actions and potential dates.
Fragmented text reports a rising crisis in Tralee with murky sources and scrambled names. It mentions various figures and locations in a tense, unsettled tone, suggesting worsening conditions and official responses.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled note about a U S Grain Board change involving names or terms not clearly readable. The readable portion hints at a board or committee update without concrete details or dates.
Opal Grows calls for aid measures while resisting new loan commitments. Officials press for targeted assistance and fiscal safeguards as debate unfolds.
Fragmented OCR text describing a public commission or meeting with references to patterns, interstates, and county matters. The legible pieces mention commissions, public undertakings, and allocations, but specifics are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text notes low clothing prices and market activity at a Montreal stock exchange, mentioning a new low and fluctuating wholesale costs. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece centers on price trends and market signals in the garment trade.
The notice urges cotton growers to attend a meeting on November 18 at the office of the demon, outlining fees and attendance details. The document lists locations, speakers, and fees while noting potential conditions and obligations for participants.
Fragmented OCR text references a visit by a president and a trip related to War or defense, mentioning places like Pettis and Bry and a projected return. Details are garbled with numerous errors and stray phrases, making core facts unclear. The item appears to be a truncated overseas travel note or political visit report with uncertain chronology.
Fragmented OCR text discusses cooperation of states and federal authority, with references to Evans Correit Wallington and a commission. Mentions Horm IE yp abAll, monesty, and parts of a debate on central versus state power, including timelines and a discussion of governance dynamics.
A fragmented weather note reports a cold wave moving into Oklahoma with anticipation of temperatures dropping Tuesday night. The crude OCR text mentions chilly conditions and wind impacts, with unclear phrases and stray letters.
Delegates discuss the fate of Daliatia amid debates on freedom and influence. The article weaves political tension with calls for action, mentioning figures like Ametinid and Kirt Ware while outlining contested loyalties and the future direction of governance.
Fragmentary report describes official praise for recruits of the 2XD Division Warwinutos. Text mentions unit alerts, inspections, and a timeline around Thursday with references to names and places that are garbled. The overall tone centers on commendation and training status within a military unit scope.
Fragmented OCR describes a chaotic hotel incident with melodramatic language. References to a woman, police, and various names appear garbled, yielding a disjointed local crime style note about a fatal or alleged event.
Fire destroyed a cannery near the Galveston pier in a blaze described as intense. Local crews fought flames as three workers were reported injured. Authorities investigate the cause of the Lawoch Fire amid windy conditions and crowded harbor activity.
A garbled report notes an event at Minneapolis with low level readings and uncertain details. It mentions multiple entities and shows incomplete phrases about measurements and possible impact.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a political clash over a crime case involving Acsomard Pip Rape. Mention of European ports, military support, and Soviet regulation suggests broader tensions but readable facts are limited.
A fragmentary report notes relief delays for Asie Minor and Turkey amid ongoing crises. References to aid, international figures, and a stalled Rand Table hint at diplomatic tension and slow assistance, with mentions of New York and Hague discussions.
A Red Cross worker was captured during a separate operation at Kalowarie near Utomo. Details remain sparse, but the incident underscores ongoing tensions and risks faced by aid personnel in the area.
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