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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1920
Page
2
A fragmentary January 3 note mentions Weir Warin with cryptic lines about fate, effort, and people named in a partially readable text. The unreadable OCR leaves essential details uncertain but hints at a local event or condition affecting residents.
Court proceedings recount a proxy marriage involving Piz Crane. Details describe the arrangement, witnesses present, and questions about legality and intent. The hearing assesses whether the proxy union validly binds the parties and its potential implications.
A Brooklyn Supreme Court session opens with the undertakers case. Jurors hear opening remarks and outline key issues in a procedural start as lawyers outline charges and defenses.
A brief death notice reports the passing of the National Daughters of the American Revolution Vice President General. Details are limited in the fragmentary text. The obituary notes a senior DAR official's death and records the loss within the organization.
Regents appoint Kenridge to a prominent board role amid reshuffles seen at Watt. The move signals adjustments in leadership priorities, with Kenridge cited for prior service and domain expertise guiding future university governance and policy direction.
Fragmentary copy reports two young girls dying near a lake with unknown cause. The garbled text mentions a patrol, a dog, and a hospital or official investigation. Details are unreadable beyond the basic event and locale, with no clear names or dates discernible.
A fragmented OCR item references a private named Pte On My BoVER with unclear context and possible military note. The readable portion mentions a son and a date or place that remain obscured, offering no definite event or outcome. Further text is unreadable.
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