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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
10
Report notes that a defense plea will be urged for Mrs. May B. Cox. Details are limited in the fragmentary text, with references to legal proceedings and surrounding notes.
A fragmented OCR text hints at a court session in a corporation court setting. Key names, dates, or outcomes are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and partial names. The readable portion suggests courtroom activity but lacks coherent details.
Unclear text indicates a meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club to elect a new president following a barbecue. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary text describes young soldiers linked to the Constitutionalists, with scattered phrases about battle, camp life, and distant references to leaders and events. The context is unclear but implies concern for youthful fighters and ongoing conflict.
Tax records show railways paid the largest amount of taxes in the county, with the county tax collector noting a completed assessment phase. The document outlines a 90 day period for payment and details on expected short rates and prorated figures.
A damaged OCR fragment lists scattered proper nouns and places with unclear context. Names like Lambert, Yatra, and Tilana appear beside stray terms, offering no cohesive event or outcome.
Readable fragments indicate a death notice concerning a Tiffany employee in New York. The text references Warners and a local avenue, with garbled phrases about a funeral or memorial, but specific names or dates are unclear.
Fragmented notes from a Historically set period recounts aftermaths after the Juarez engagement. The text mentions Madero and other figures, with references to artifacts, scenes, and ongoing searches tied to the battle period.
A court ruling favors the commission in a case challenging state immunity. The suit proceeded despite questions of consent and jurisdiction, as the plaintiff argued the state was a proper defendant. The decision holds the state had not consented to be sued in this matter.
Poor OCR text outlines a pending court decision in Houston. It references a judge or official readiness to announce a ruling this morning at 19 o'clock and notes the case involves a title matter. The legibility limits full details.
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