27 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1913
Page
1
Sheriff accidentally killed by deputy Cop e with Widhamn Great Southern Express halted. Early morning hour danger signal was bearded by a daring robber who escaped.
A garbled OCR page shows scattered fragments of poems and mentions places and people in a feverish collage. Names like YONA LANG and Lagos style imagery mix with references to venues, towns, and events, but most specifics are indecipherable. The result reads as a chaotic montage rather than a coherent story or notice.
Virginia woman crawled through a window as bandits held up a train. She faced danger, fleeing a possible assault and ensuring safety for her infant. Police pursued suspects. one man reportedly fled as officers closed in.
The readable fragments describe a diverse array of people places and events including references to TMT Isu and ASA TASER and several place names. The text is garbled but indicates a roundup of topics from locations such as Merion Weenington and Howton and mentions races and dates in a broad regional context.
Governor Foss calls the Public Service Commission to review a reported 987000 dollar expenditure labeled Other Expenses. The unclear OCR text mentions alimony and related items, with garbled phrases surrounding the investigation. The item appears to be a state level inquiry into financial allocations and could affect public accountability.
In a terse note a dispute mentions iron washers substituted for a sum of thirty thousand dollars. The fragmentary text references a person named auartey ne rate and a mention of Ns Goats at oe sie Stone con rier, but the details are unclear.
National committeemen outline the next congressional campaign and deny any hint of fusion with the Republican party. They emphasize preserving party independence and criticize proposed cross endorsements, signaling firm stance against GOP ties.
Incoherent OCR fragment recounts an American subject demanding a refund or change. The garbled text references a confrontation over payment, alleged arrest, and scattered phrases about money, goods, and a public setting. No clear names, places, or events emerge.
Fragments indicate Texas lawmakers have not reached a decision on a proposed amendment related to public works or wood policy. The piece references multiple figures and places, with unclear context and dates, suggesting a local legislative discussion in progress without a final vote or clear outcome.
A sprawling, garbled OCR passage depicts lawmakers balking at a proposed tax measure and a contentious House debate. It references figures, dates, and places obliquely, with fragmented phrases about votes, disagreements, and potential reporting of the measure to members.
Fragmented OCR text mentions figures like Sulzer, a witness, and references a Sunday school context amid garbled lines. No clear events, dates, or concrete entities emerge beyond scattered names and phrases. The readable material is too incoherent to identify a main action or outcome.
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