12 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
A Texas deputy sheriff was killed by smugglers in a violent incident described in scattered OCR text. The report mentions Deputy Sheriff Ortiz as the slain officer and references a gang or group of criminals linked to the attack. Details are fragmented, with unclear dates and locations.
Fragmentary text suggests the governor insists on readiness to deploy Rangers if required. Mentions officials and unnamed locations, with garbled names and phrases about emergency measures and authority.
A concise note presents a direct appeal to Mon PeereeT, urging attention or action. The readable text centers on request or plea directed at the named addressee with a brief call to respond or assist.
A damaged newspaper fragment provides partial readable items mentioning a place and figures. The text is garbled and missing key names or dates, but hints at local notices or updates with limited legible terms.
An elderly woman was found guilty in a local court alongside a young girl in a related case. The ruling stems from incidents described in the compressed report, detailing specific actions and the charges brought. Further court actions or sentencing details were not included in the readable text.
A fragmented report describes a $71,900 theft with seals intact and a tense pursuit. Names and specifics are garbled, but reference to Monty Wer and a New York origin appear amid courtly phrases. Authorities probe possible extraction methods and the sequence leading to a secure but elusive suspect.
Fragmentary text describes a Dallas Shriners incident involving Osmon Temple's goat. Names, dates, and locations are obscured by garbled OCR, but references to Temples, a goat, and a public incident appear amid scattered terms.
Fragmentary report details a college defeat of bond fasus in Hraxoe County tied to Mr Ferguson-Teans in area 16 New York. Names and places are garbled but imply a sports or academic contest with unclear scores and participants including Teana, Ryan, Pantiae, and Siraune.
Rain delayed the Pathfinder event at Anna as teams waited for improved conditions. A rough timetable showed delays into the afternoon with limited progress possible until the downpour eased.
The article reports on Sulzer’s loss before the court as attorneys argue for the defense. Names and details appear garbled but indicate a high-profile legal action linked to a pardoned individual and ongoing appeals. The judge, attorneys, and involved parties are mentioned in a tense courtroom context.
A Minnewtn congressman attacks legislative action in a heated hearing, accusing opponents of delaying debate and misrepresenting proposals. The debate centers on reform measures, with references to procedural tactics and political maneuvering amid partisan clashes.
A 50 year old congressman reportedly eloped with a 10 year maid, according to a garbled telegram from the era. The text mentions a voyage toward the Rockies and a river route, with unclear references to dates and locations. The fragmentary item hints at a political figure involved in a scandalous personal matter without clear corroboration.
Fragmented OCR reads grim note on WMJ Gayn death amid New Politics uproar in Denise Mas Whe ard St area. Mentions independents Rae Opes Pate Hervnte and other names with unclear roles and dates.
Fragment of a political tussle surfaces with mentions of eviction threats and local factions. Vague names and places hint at a heated campaign atmosphere and public tension around policy and officials.
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