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Newspaper

Houston Post

Location

Houston, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1912

Page

10

Movement Starts for Canal Route Trade

A report notes movement begins for canal route trade with civic and religious groups, including the Evangelical Association and Catholic Church, meeting to discuss trade facilitation. The piece mentions local chamber of commerce activity, a meeting of dignitaries, and references to individuals such as Matt Lily and Lee White.

Sisters Meet After Long Separation News Item

Mrs Mijn dnchin and two Richard visit in Weare Rewultes Wimiv Toute from Way tout rt ye eee Spier in Wee 36. Petree dle ee lta UE in hand Vine.

Mijn Dnchin Richard, Bourt Mon Weare Rewultes

Fragmentary notice from a small local page item

An unreadable OCR snippet shows partial text with stray letters and no clear names, places, dates, or actions. The fragment offers no verifiable event or summary and cannot determine a concrete news item or outcome.

Unclear fragment prompts police inquiry statement

Fragmentary OCR text shows a police related fragment with repeated words and nonstandard phrasing. No coherent event, names, dates, or locations emerge to form a factual item. The readable portion lacks sufficient context to identify a person, place, agency, or action.

Judge Ewing Asked to Speak for Wilson Trial

A garbled historical clipping mentions Judge Ewing asking ten to speak for Wilson in a bank related proceeding. The readable portions indicate legal action and a notable judicial figure involved, though many words are distorted.

Ewing Wilson

Robert L Ward Dead in Fifty-Fifth District Court Notice

Robert L Ward, deputy sheriff, died under unclear circumstances. A War Deputy Sheriff assignment is noted in relation to the Fifty-Fifth District Court. The fragmented text references a person or agency connected with the incident, with several garbled lines indicating names and places but no clear timeline or outcome. The readable items suggest an official notice or obituary in a local paper.

Rev Hudson Appeals for Parent Backing

This fragment notes Rev Hudson urging parents to help, with unclear surrounding text mentioning names and actions. The readable parts indicate a request for parental support in a community or church context, centering on Rev Hudson and involvement of parents.

Rev. Hudson

Unclear Entry From OCR: Buried Text on Bul and Jali

Fragmentary OCR notes mention BUL, Jali, arco cave and names like Sue, Se Care. Details are unreadable. sourcing is insufficient for a coherent report or definite event.

Arco Cave

Pool Hall Burglarized in Local Break-In Reported

A pool hall was burglarized with money stolen from a satelite cash box. Details are unclear due to transcription errors but local police note the incident occurred recently in town and are investigating possible suspects and security gaps.

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