19 Nov 1916
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1916
Page
1
The article discusses warnings that the President could be compelled to take a diplomatic stance amid mounting political pressure from Republicans and factions backing suffrage and coalition themes. It mentions ongoing war aims and the need to manage domestic and international challenges without provoking further conflict.
A crash near Santa Monica involved a car leaving the road after striking a palm tree during a prize race at Thirteenth Lane. Numerous bystanders were wounded in the incident.
A chaotic scene described with multiple ill formed fragments mentions an interurban collision involving an automobile party. One person hurled to death and others injured, with scattered notes referencing Park Place and unnamed bystanders. The garbled text lists names and partial phrases as investigators assess the incident and casualties.
A historical notice honors the head of a Houston school, detailing community respect and recognition. The fragment mentions a public acknowledgment and a formal ceremony, with emphasis on civic involvement and local leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a train incident with an avoided passenger train and a freight collision reference. Names and specifics are unreadable, making precise attribution impossible.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wilson's railway program slated for Monday. Fuzzy lines indicate discussion or consideration at a meeting or council.
A fragmented account shows farmers facing regulatory debates and tariff concerns as public figures advocate wage and price adjustments. The piece mentions American policy and farmer protests, with references to supply, inflation, and rural livelihoods amid broader political tension.
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