26 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1919
Page
1
A Houston precincts reports show strong support for a new school tax with 2717 votes in favor and 592 opposed. The document outlines precinct tallies, noting wide margins and describing the tax measure as funding school improvements and salaries.
A garbled report thanks The Public and The Post for support in a troubled school context. The piece mentions concerns about public reactions, a campaign, and a call for resignations linked to education policy, with scattered references to protests, elections, and school duties.
A garbled report discusses a Fifty-Year Charter and a prospective investigation led from the Deaumont Building. Names such as John S L Conley and Waban Cater appear amid unclear references to tribes, officials, and proposed actions.
A garbled report from London notes the death of a prominent figure linked to the Margenthaler Linotype and Lancashire volunteer circles. The wrecked text mentions Ay Joneph Lawrence and parallels to aviation planning lineage, with references to International Lanpe Cs and ILAport.
Fragmented OCR calendar notes from Washington Oregon region dated November with weather forecast mentions and scattered events. Reads like a rough daily listings page with names and places partially garbled. some items hint at elections and community happenings, but most lines are unreadable.
Fragmentary OCR text noting monetary values, dates, and entities with references to a febrile mix of names and numbers. Highlights include sums around 160 500 and 61000, mentions of months like January, and various vague labels implying corporate and legal stakes. Reading is hampered by garbled spelling and nonstandard punctuation.
A garbled dispatch reports Berigo ordered to free an American and settle debts amid a tense Tuvan situation. The tale includes a raid on an oil camp in Tama Mexico and mentions diplomatic actions, payroll issues, and alleged payments tied to a Mexico City embassy narrative.
A chaotic, partially legible report notes union leaders threatening a general strike against Congress. A new assembly vows to represent public interests while negotiations and railroad labor actions loom, with officials warning of organized labor power and possible nationwide disruption.
Fragmented wire service text reports a Hafanith man charged with killing Miss Soucks. The piece references Washington and cabinet conversations about a March march and federal action, but legible details are sparse due to OCR damage.
President and Cabinet join in a stern pledge that strikes will be met with all government power. He declares the law will be enforced to protect the nation, with the army on standby and mines operated under government protection if needed. The speech frames the strike as a threat to public welfare and promises decisive action to uphold order and labor discipline.
Report discusses the Valet Mine Workers of America and Harty national strike actions planned for November 1 1910s era, warning of fuel supply disruption and railway shutdowns. It outlines potential government response to curb worker actions and protect critical resources and transport.
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