Refugees Head to U S Amid Border Push Count Grows
Dense migrant movement reported as hundreds flee toward the United States from multiple routes. Officials and observers note ongoing border pressure and evolving arrangements as the flow continues.
17 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
1
Dense migrant movement reported as hundreds flee toward the United States from multiple routes. Officials and observers note ongoing border pressure and evolving arrangements as the flow continues.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses immunity from arrest and mentions individuals such as Mae Phe and Anrony Todua. The passage is garbled with unclear terms and stray phrasings, making the exact event or identity unclear and not suitable for precise reporting.
A fragmented note reports that Wilson will cease business relations with Huerta. The garbled text hints at a mailer and possible dispute but lacks clear dates or locations. Further readable terms include names like Shane and Ey, suggesting a local or informal context.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered words and names with no coherent event. It mentions times, places, people, and numbers in a jumbled sequence, lacking a readable narrative or verifiable details.
A highly distorted OCR fragment presents a stream of unreadable characters and mixed words. It references names and phrases in random order, without coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to identify a完整 news item or context.
Fragmentary log entry references wireless operations during a Voliurno rescue. Names and phrases appear garbled, but indicate communication activity and potential participants or stations involved in the rescue effort.
Fragmented notes recount a death by self harm with police doubting the account while a little daughter recalls a wedding day memory. The text mixes garbled names and places, mentioning a hospital, a team, and dates in a chaotic stream of OCR errors, suggesting a local tragedy with unclear details.
Society aflutter reports Miss Wilson’s upcoming nuptials amid gleaming gowns and social engagements. Guests, families, and local organizations circle the event as rumors and plans swirl, with details loosely anchored in society pages and church notices.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Maryse, Sawyer, and Jane's. includes garbled names and street references with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
A jumble of garbled OCR notes mentions an aged charcoal burner being slain and includes scattered, unclear phrases and names. The readable portions point to a violent death, but most specifics, dates, and locations are lost in transcription errors.
A garbled OCR fragment describes suffering from a bird shot in the back and references obscure names and events. The text includes partial phrases about individuals, locations, and possible test terms, but lacks coherent structure or clear reporting of facts.
Fragmentary report outlines charges of suppression of evidence perjury and falsification of accounts. Not guilty of bribery. Remarks reference judge voting outcomes, adjournments, and trial proceedings with scattered names and locations.
A mine flood drowned seven workers as floodwaters breached the shaft. Rescue teams searched the flooded tunnels while authorities investigated the collapse and delays in escape routes. Several men were reported missing or injured, with crews continuing to reach the scene.
Fragmentary text reports an admiral accused of poisoning a baby with surrounding references to a court case and possible testimony. The readable lines mention a deceased infant and mentions of firing or mail events, but details are obscured.
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