06 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses political turmoil in Mexico and a call for stabilizing republican government. Mentions Alvarado, Obregon, Carona, and U.S. response as the crisis prompts possible shifts in leadership and policy.
A report notes a suspect linked to Edith Cavell’s case faces charges of treason. The arrest followed a warrant issued by the U.S. Marshal, detailing alleged involvement in actions against the state. The document underscores the gravity of the treason accusation and outlines the legal process ahead.
Chicago Sept 8 Amid court action singer Curci faces a divorce suit with allegations of perjury and forged statements. Attorneys question the authenticity of affidavits and wares claimed by the wife and corespondent. The hearing centers on evidence of alleged breaches and possible death threats tied to the case.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a wartime notice claiming American soldiers must remain abroad. It references government actions, safety concerns, and potential moves to protect families, with unclear names or dates. The piece appears as a policy impulse rather than a detailed report.
A Washington report cites Attorney Cureton and Assia Attorney Iseeal discussing federal regar te and Oklahoma claims to oil lands. The text is incomplete but indicates a tension between Oklahoma authorities and federal actions over lands and permitting.
A garbled text fragment references individuals tied to the packing industry and local concerns. Key names appear as Koi Deeley and Terry the, with mentions of a nanny and a nurse in Serra Arbor and Kenyon. The record preserves uncertain details about a public matter and possible contamination notes.
The fragment indicates a note about the Houston Post being the sole daily publication in the South, described as nowspa per. Details are unclear due to damaged text and repetition.
In a fraught session, leaders of major steel unions pressed President for action as a general strike nears. Aimed at preventing widespread layoffs, executives and organizers debated securing a mediation and avoiding a costly industrial standoff.
Fragmentary text recounts 1918 era battles and operations with scattered names, places, and dates. It mentions specific officers and actions, including reassignments, engagements, and troop movements in a wartime context, though details are garbled.
A chaotic local report describes Pilar afurrennm and others in Jattos town arguing over a public issue involving a tea dealer in Bao. The piece mentions Dewalt, a Gopartamid figure, and references a June page with disputed points, while noting objections from multiple factions and calls for orderly publication of records.
Fragmented text describes a broad storm at W Boe and Carina with references to final events and officials. Due to garbled OCR, key names and specifics are unclear, but the piece centers on a Caribbean storm affecting plans and a local party or group.
An unclear fragment references a disturbance at a northwest movie area with mentions of a baw and possible legal action. The readable text hints at protests or disruption and sentiments about JT ram and Fas, but the exact events and people remain unresolved in the fragment.
Report surveys unrest as miners around the Guyan coal region threaten action. Authorities forecast reinforcements and potential clashes, with tense scenes near junctions and mines signaling possible escalation in labor tensions.
Nine Million into Houaton is mentioned in a fragmented text. It references numbers, places, and names in unclear order, with missing context and garbled phrases. The readable portions mention farmers and locations, but no coherent event or outcome is established.
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