20 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
1
Rumors suggest Georges Clemenceau may be chosen next president of France while Premier refuses to comment and contemplates retirement amid political maneuvering in Paris. The fragmentary text references a stalled succession and lingering speculation about leadership changes.
A violent feud near Sulphur Springs leaves two men dead and several others injured. The incident occurred along the county road near Macklin and Weaver as farmers clashed during a dispute tied to tobacco field work and local tensions. Police investigated the roadway scene, and authorities identified the deceased as residents of the surrounding rural communities. The event marks a deadly escalation in long running local feuds and underscores rural crime concerns.
A garbled historical snippet discusses probate matters and fees with references to a legal framework. The legible portions mention theorized institutes, sections, and potential sellings, but the overall meaning remains unclear.
A Rhode Island court delays enforcement of a consent injunction regarding a well, stalling actions pending further review. The case centers on state regulatory disputes and a proposed water access plan, with parties awaiting clarified orders.
A body recovered from the river near Niagawa Alam is identified as Army Captain Aseopatpa Pema. Police report confirm the finding and investigation continues with authorities tracing the circumstances and cause of the incident.
Readable fragments indicate warm conditions with scattered clouds and chances of rain later in the week. Forecast highlights include daytime highs in the mid 70s and cooler nights, with humidity easing across the region.
Fragmented wartime report claims soldiers of unit 1 8 fired on a Mexican flyer. Officials seek to fog the incident with vague statements and recalls of other retaliatory attempts. Details are tentative and the official positions remain disputed.
Report cites Kath Mier Cwusman Gould of New York and others alleging women in Amerce face barriers in the federation effort. Critics claim women are urged to take roles but the drive is seen as a test of female influence in industry and politics.
The report describes a person named Wile and a scene around a fire room where he is connected to a sale of farm items and property. References to weights, heights, and a wave of vendors imply a distressed event with unspecified outcomes. Details are fragmentary but indicate a tense local incident with financial stakes.
A fragmented telegraph style report notes a council debate over the trial of the former Kaiser. The item references Allied involvement and possible court procedures, but exact details and names are unreadable in the damaged text.
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A Senate vote near to party lines results in support for the president as a treaty faces mixed Democratic and Republican opposition. Several named senators from Georgia, Massachusetts, California and other states align with or against the president’s agenda, signaling a contentious path toward ratification.
A court case notes a fine of 14 dollars and 40 cents tied to a hair tonic purchase. The record references a 40 cent war tax added to the fine and mentions the defendant Eanes Wign in questionable handwriting.
The lower house approved a plan amid a tense session with garbled votes and scattered names. Officials noted the proposal would create equipment funding and related measures, with figures cited as 408 dollars and mentions of individuals such as Jane.
Fragmentary OCR text references an embargo and unspecified events in a coastal area. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases about the site, relocation, and potential decline of embargo effects. Reads like a preliminary notice or editorial note from a wartime or trade disruption context.
A fragmented clipping cites Milwaukee socialist candidates vying to defeat Berger in a local election. The text references figures such as Risser Mon and others in a tense political contest with implied party and civic stakes.
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