Unclear federal mail fraud charge guilty verdict reported
A terse item notes a guilty verdict in a federal case involving unlawful use of the mails and a transfer scheme. Uncertain names and details are unreadable in the OCR text.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1918
Page
8
A terse item notes a guilty verdict in a federal case involving unlawful use of the mails and a transfer scheme. Uncertain names and details are unreadable in the OCR text.
Listing shows deeds filed Tuesday for the Montroae Addition with references to W. Link WH and Tackett A Le Wadia. Amounts noted include 6380 dollars for a single consideration. The fragmentary text references individuals and locations, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
A readable fragment notes farmers thriving in Polkk County amid local commerce activity. The brief mentions agricultural prosperity and regional economic conditions, with vague references to markets, weather, and possible industry links. No specific names, dates, or figures are clearly legible.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a college or high school game involving Rice Camp Logan with scattered phrases about teams players and venues. Readers see references to names and places but details are unclear. The passage hints at a sports event turnout and possible postgame remarks.
A new charge has been filed against an individual linked to a holdup case in New York. Authorities identify the defendant as a person connected to the staged incident and ongoing investigations focus on the motives and timeline.
Fragments describe a scheduled preliminary bout linked to a welfare effort with names and venues unclear. Readable parts mention Willard and fundraising or aid actions connected to a boxing event. Further details are obscured by OCR issues.
A fragmented OCR notice lists a theater schedule with dated events and locations. It mentions West New York and a possible date, with unclear names and venues. The readable items point to a postponed or upcoming performance slate and ticket details.
garbled text mentions a third Sucker Eecldie Grant killed in Acton with scattered references to a Brae Houses and Brazos County soldier. The readable bits imply a local murder or fatal incident with unclear dates and people.
New Head en fey Amy Y. is noted in BRR Matin with details unclear. The fragment mentions Amy Y and a BRR Matin schedule or event, but full context is unavailable.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Prof J J OBrien back at Camp Logan with scattered phrases about a Pew J 4 Br Gnaymeton and a late night litany. Referenced are vague names, dates, and stray remarks yielding little readable context.
Local notices list Lecal and Athlene as organizers for upcoming events. Details are partially legible with names and entities, signaling community gatherings and dates to be confirmed.
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