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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
16
The district attorney answers to two charges as the case moves through preliminary hearings. Fareed and Hammon are named in the proceedings, with the judge and counsel identified as Solem, Sesseh, and related officials.
Fragmentary notes reveal a long jury task in a White case, with references to multiple names and locations. The readable portions suggest a complex trial atmosphere as jurors consider numerous points and events, including references to individuals, dates, and places amid unclear context.
Fragmented OCR preserves a late stage trial scene with references to a witness named Terry and others. The page hints at testimonies and cross examination details, including mentions of a court, a sheet, and various name fragments. Most specifics are garbled, but the core action centers on testimony and the ongoing proceedings.
The readable fragments mention a meeting with Wo Mi and Mian a Sa, referencing beret wearers and attendance. Names and specifics are unclear, but the text implies a small gathering at a location near a street or venue. Further details are not legible enough to identify people or actions.
A garbled fragment from a military note recalls guardsmen and a fort. The readable bits mention members, a third tree, and a potential rate or path but lack clear names or events for full context.
Patchwork OCR fragment mentions banking business bold terms and a fraternity group with references to a former board, president, chairmen, and committee. It hints at organizational ties, membership, and potential deadlines, with garbled names and scattered phrases about joining a framant art and United States affiliations, plus a note about a motorman cited for speeding.
A garbled OCR note describes movements in the United States military formation and a session implying reorganization. It mentions men of the force and a meeting or assembly with references to a period and location.
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