14 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1920
Page
1
A strained 1920 football clash draws 50 000 spectators as Princeton defeats Yale with a 20 point margin. The report notes peculiar crowd reactions and outlines scorers and game events, highlighting gold import context and wartime economy effects on play.
A stark alert echoes through Times Square and lower Manhattan as winter calms the city with a coal shortage. Officials warn of rationing and rising prices while residents scramble for fuel and heat.
Fragmented weather report describes frigid temperatures and snow events affecting Abilene Plainview and cattle ranges. Reads like a local bulletin from Dallas and North Sand Wear Yann with mentions of arid conditions and brief sensor notes.
A late telegram style report notes the Scottish Rite Masons unveil a statue honoring Cochran. The ceremony features remarks by Mayor Feat Wy Wokruivatts, quotes of Mason leaders, and a procession with local attendees, including several named dignitaries and community figures.
A fragmented clipping references threats of reprisals tied to an order involving Black a 'an and notes about Texas dairy cattle ready to be shipped to Germany. The garbled text includes names and stray phrases suggesting wartime trade topics and potential retaliatory actions.
A late Saturday collision on Harrisburg boulevard at Ridgewood Avenue involving a street car and an automobile left W. C. Leonard dead and three others injured. F. J. Reptner suffered non life threatening injuries while J. Jolson, driving, was reported hurt with a cut above the eye. The car was demolished in the impact.
Chaotic dispatches from London report forced evacuation orders amid ongoing Red offensives. References to Charles Weeghman and strategic positions suggest a contested theater with supply lines strained and civilians affected.
The report notes a major offensive initiated by Polish forces with allied units pushing through contested zones. Mention of strategic locations, air and ground operations, and significant disruption to enemy positions is implied along with mounting casualties and shifting front lines.
A brittle October report shows U S cotton consumption hitting a new low amid reduced mill activity. Output constraints and shifting demand imply weaker textile manufacturing, with regional declines and overall lower use versus prior year.
An unofficial report from Te Press announces Sonia Chowen as primate with Hoey and Barnti named in key roles. The article references the Angelus service and regional details, noting the involvement of Aiden Prem and Sis the Angelus in coordinating events.
Fire devastates a Seventh Day Adventist sanitarium leaving extensive damage. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents and patients were evacuated. No injuries reported, investigators to determine a cause.
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and places with no coherent event or outcome. No verifiable actions or dates emerge to form a proper news item.
Readable fragments mention a political candidate in a regional race with scattered references to November dates and committee names. The lack of clear sentences or full names limits precise identification or outcomes.
A stray script like text reports Sinn Fein and U.S. flags involved in protests. The fragmented lines reference marcher actions and political tension though details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
President Mames redraws the Shipping Board with new appointments awaiting Senate approval. The action prompts Republican opposition and potential rejection of nominees as Congress weighs the administration’s maritime personnel plan.
Fragmentary OCR text references scouts, a baseball cleanup, and a possible report. Mentions McDonald and a person named Kala, with unclear action or outcome. Details are garbled but imply a local sports note or incident.
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