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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
12
Gov Hobby spoke to the Austin Rotary Club in a public address detailing plans and priorities. The report notes attendance and the governor’s remarks on state governance and community projects.
Mexico asks for the release of seized cartridges amid a diplomatic row. Officials say authorities detained the shipments during routine checks at the border, prompting protests from Mexican authorities.
A fragmented report notes a person fined fifty dollars over an incident described as a blow that killed a husband. The garbled text blocks clear details and names.
A noisy, partial OCR excerpt depicts fighting and movements of units, mentions Marines and trenches, and references storms, formations, and command instructions. The text is garbled with numerous unreadable segments but alludes to military action and parties involved.
A historic report notes faculty appointments for Arabice Vocational College at Wigton and John Tarleton Cot Yat with related staffing details. The article lists dates, places, and names connected to the new colleges and their instructional staff.
Reported wreck on Sunset left three people badly injured. Details and identities are not clear in the fragmentary text. Authorities investigated the scene and transported victims to local hospitals for treatment.
A Houston man is identified as Roy Saunders in connection with a license board matter. Officials note candid discussions and Henry as a cited name in related records.
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