21 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented dispatches describe cries in Britain as Premier Lloyd George faces pressure. Report notes Washington discussions and looming parliamentary tensions as key figures including Worthington-Ears and Curson weigh strategy for war cabinet stability.
Fragmentary report from Damven California describes a disputed incident linked to the Arbuckle film and a claim by locals that cowboys burned a motion picture. The text mentions a theater or club scene and accusations amid confusion over responsibility and timing.
A report details progress on a program tied to unemployment support and fees. Officials describe funding steps, eligibility rules, and timelines as the plan advances through committee review. Community groups weigh potential benefits and concerns about efficiency and access.
The text describes Foch undergoing strenuous trials at Aubin Boas with mentions of a training period lasting four months and expected duties at the Brittany estate. It references the United States and a military context, including a figure named Marshall Tayulle and remarks about American involvement.
Fragmented OCR obituary list reports arrival of deceased U S soldiers in San Antonio with burial details and unit names such as Private Jamee JK Tat and Corporal Wa ee cman Ma ty Aa tsidtaor Kamla, reflecting a war casualties notice and forthcoming funeral arrangements in Texas.
City council reviews a proposed street railway pact at a public meeting. The attorney advises delaying decisive action until the next regular session as officials weigh engineering and franchise details.
The report recalls a naval ceremony aboard a destroyer for a burial at sea of a fallen officer. An Episcopal service was held as the flag-draped coffin was lowered, with aboard personnel in attendance and Navy details noted.
In an early edition report two people died in a Katy special car crash. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text as investigators examine the scene.
Fragmentary report describes snow in Towa Town and an event labeled as a steer for Towa. Mercury reads 83 Tuesday. Unclear names and places appear as Abaco Pryse Reepur MABON CITY with garbled terms and figures.
Police report a burglary at a Dallas area store where about 519000 in valuables were taken. Intruders reportedly entered through a rear area near Pike and Kronirr, damaging property and leaving a large mess in the front. A bingo and rigor area is noted in the damaged scope.
Houston Gil earned first prize in a French conservatory contest, with a detailed account of performances and participants. The fragmentary text mentions Mise Josephine curteaus and multiple performers, highlighting competition results and event context.
A crowded Paris dinner will feature General John J. Pershing as guest of honor. The event includes military and diplomatic guests and is tied to postwar ceremonies and discussions.
A partial historic text notes a memorial dedication by the Martonees and Tyris Hak garden figures to pilgrims. Daughters of erwlavica Thole are cited, with names Carle Wit ert and Pilmislia appearing in the fragmentary entry dated around 108.
Fire gutted a Memphis industrial plant identified as Southern Tank Works causing extensive damage. Investigators were on site as flames were brought under control, with no immediate reports of injuries though nearby facilities were evacuated as a precaution.
Disjointed transcript references a alleged plot to corrupt witnesses in an Arbundle related case. Names such as Morley and Rit appear in scattered mentions amid varying claims of bribery and witness interference. Multiple unnamed individuals tied to the alleged plan appear in the text, with references to legal action and possible trials.
Fragmentary weather notes predict unsettled conditions with unclear timing and locations. Readable terms mention rain and variable temperatures, but specifics and places are not decipherable.
Excavators uncover a Hessian soldier belt buckle amid debris in New York, tracing to the Revolution era. The artifact links to historic military occupation and battlefield debris near Port Washington and Yorktown, suggesting ceremonial or wartime use.
A president appoints a language teacher for a foreign post amid reports of government activity. The announcement names the appointee and outlines duties, with officials noting the service will enhance diplomatic linguistics.
Union miners oppose wage reductions and call for a full probe into mining operations in Mingo County. The conference urges contractors, employers and government authorities to safeguard worker pay and working conditions while planning potential action and solidarity measures.
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