26 Nov 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1919
Page
1
Fragmentary text references rejection of concessions by U S Italian authorities and expectation of annexation. Multiple garbled names and places appear, with scattered mentions of Turin, Megane, and various entities. The readable facts imply political maneuvering around concessions and a forthcoming annexation.
Government eyes swift measures amid rising tension as a controversial poet looms over ongoing disputes. Officials warn of decisive steps to curb any incendiary actions and restore public order.
A noisy strike report notes 60 radicals facing deportation trials across states and cities as authorities press enforcement actions. Names and places are garbled but the central claim concerns ongoing deportation proceedings and related legal actions.
A fragmented item cites an unnamed ambassador asserting that Russ Reds will cover war expenses. The piece mentions labor, bakeries, and a government move to take over a labor site, with November 24 referenced in a distorted line. The source is garbled but hints at state actions to address a labor shortage.
A bank in Murphy reported a robbery with losses totaling 10000 in cash and bonds. Details are unclear as the passerby text includes misread phrases and scattered names.
Fragments indicate a union, likely dental workers, debating recognition for a general leader. Visible names include Manuel and Walbrath Cores amid slogans such as Every Bite Union Bite. A vote on recognition appears to be discussed in a meeting notice.
Refugees flock to Omsk signaling disbelief in Bolshevik reports as U S council discussions unfold aboard a car housed office. German prisoners appear to blame the government for current hardships amid wartime turmoil and travel.
Unclear OCR text describes wail handlers and rail activity near Fort Worth T and P Terminal, with references to Abbots, Tracy Avenue, and rail lines. Fragmentary phrases mention testing, training, and notifications, but no coherent event details or dates emerge. The passage appears to be damaged OCR, yielding scattered names and locations without a clear outcome or action.
A report describes a party where wood alcohol contaminated the beverages, killing three attendees and sickening others. The night involved invited guests at a home belonging to a local official, with bottles reportedly used to mix the strong drink. Investigators note the harm from adulterated liquor and warn of similar risks.
Report fragments indicate a cabinet decision following a coal strike settlement centered on profit sharing. The text shows conflict between operators and miners and references wage discussions and altered terms.
An upsurge in cigarette pricing affects smokers nationwide. An official notice reports a price boost impacting consumers, with details on affected brands and date of effect. Local observations note varying shopper responses as residents adjust purchasing plans and budgets.
An unclear, fragmented wire service style passage suggests belief that an impartial trial will be provided for a named individual. The text is garbled, with multiple misread terms and stray names, but centers on hopes for due process and a fair legal proceeding.
The cabinet postpones action as officials await responses to Washington demands. No new facts are available, and no additional details are provided in the current briefing.
A chaotic Wednesday event in a harbor area drew attention as clashes erupted between factions. Officials reported heavy tension and a tense standoff near the riverfront with no immediate injuries confirmed. Local observers described a volatile scene and ongoing police negotiations to defuse the situation.
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