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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
10
In a remarkable ruling Justice Fenn absolved convict guards of blame at Heagts Hearse. The chaotic testimony referenced a wide range of individuals and places, with the central claim focusing on the guards’ innocence amid allegations of misconduct and flawed penal procedures reported across the scene.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a few names and places with unclear meaning. It references potential items and actions involving a seal, a person named Veale, and a venue or event. The readable content is highly garbled and offers no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text shows political rivalries and campaign activity with references to Moody and voting efforts. Names and places are unclear. the readable bits imply a political scene with attempts to sway voters and discuss election dynamics.
A garbled city notice outlines a new ordinance addressing weights and measures, and enforcement procedures. It mentions an assistant attorney and enforcement actions, with references to the Suniee and Meastres areas and penalties for violations. The fragmentary text indicates the measure aims to standardize weighing practices and ensure consumer protection in the jurisdiction.
Local notices indicate P. D. Pharmacy will receive a full page advertisement in the theater program listings. The Pusey Mapeat Theater and nearby venues are mentioned with plans for displays and promotions. details remain limited and fragmentary.
Fragmentary obituary and casualty list from a historical page notes several names and locations. The clipped text references World War II era events, victims, and service details, with scattered dates and places implied by the damaged OCR.
Unclear readable fragments reference a scene with people and places but lack coherent names dates or events. Unable to determine a definitive incident or involved organizations from the provided text.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a Waxahachie scene with firemen and officials. Mentions names like Harb, Pasyar, Neury, HOMMANDER, and Terrance. Details are unclear, but reference to a local event or response is noted.
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