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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a period of Harbord era overseas mission activity with scattered references to routes, places, and figures. The text hints at military and diplomatic context involving Turkey, Armenia, and Iran, with mixed names and vague dates, lacking coherent narrative.
A fragmented OCR text references a dramatic incident and various names, including Cartier and an unnamed aggressor linked to a race context. It lists corporate charter items and assorted.
An obituary notice reports the death of a longtime Houston police officer. The man, known for decades of service, was among the city’s oldest active or retired officers. Details on age, tenure, and survivors are limited in the fragmentary text.
In a Sunday street quarrel an individual named Meahaw was stabbed. The incident occurred in an urban area with no further injuries reported at this time. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
A distorted OCR note mentions El Cam and Rice with reference to a largest carload. The fragment includes garbled words and symbols, obstructing clear details about dates, places, or individuals.
Sugar Nels is reported to have earned a notable profit related to a state prison matter. The brief notes unclear details but highlights financial gain connected to the prison program or operation. Further context and specifics are not legible in the supplied text.
City briefs report a Meeteing and remarks by civic groups in New York and Houston. A lecture on methadone therapy is noted alongside a planned donation party and an announced birth.
A chaotic scene unfolded as several heavy cars failed and collapsed during a chaotic incident. Emergency responders worked at the site to assist injured individuals and secure the area.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions allied demands for ships and a potential hold on a treaty. It references delegates and officials, including a chairman, with unclear dates and names, indicating a diplomatic dispute affecting negotiations.
Fragmented OCR text notes moonshiners and sugar stocks amid famine relief efforts. Mentions a few names and obscure terms, with unclear dates or places, creating a brief, period-tinged local notice tone.
War Department plans to exhume 111 soldiers’ bodies in a postwar operation. The effort aims to identify remains and return them to families, with details on locations and procedures still to be released.
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