28 Sep 1913
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1913
Page
1
A description of House actions and proposed amendments to a tariff bill. The report references discussions on taxation, industry impacts, and potential floor votes. It notes political figures and committees involved in shaping the measure and its fate in mid resolution.
A report notes a surplus of ten million dollars provided by a tariff. Simon, chairman of the joint conference committee on bill, presides over discussions. February siteside details are unclear but indicate a policy maneuver.
Fragmented OCR presents a chaotic record of early 20th century progressives selecting a judge amid tensions with Tammany Hall. Amid unclear names, the piece signals contest between reformers and entrenched machines, and hints at statewide and local implications.
Frisco Mint and government officials review a large coin order totaling about 61.395 million dollars. Details remain unclear as the process counts each piece coin by coin to ensure accuracy amid a broader currency program.
A garbled report states Porfirio Diaz recalled to return to Mexico for military service after fleeing. The item mentions WExico City and a government department ordering his return, with unclear details on date or rank.
Fragmentary OCR story describes heavy losses from an artillery duel and notes political maneuvers around a coup, with references to Mexico, President Madera, and military figures. The piece hints at foreign intervention fears and shifts in support from President Ihuerte toward Gambon, amid a broader crisis.
A garbled OCR text references invasions and a statement about a return linked to foreign invasion. Mentions Wichita, voters, and a charter with scattered names and dates, but details are unreadable and names are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a bill of lading agreement and related terms. Mentions parties and places such as Maritime Dow and Osiraw. Details are garbled but indicate a contractual shipping document with conditions and potential dates.
The garbled text reads as an OCR fragment listing names or places. readable portions mention Amaro and Dewey with a cadence of local items. Due to the damaged source, the item remains unclear and cannot be attributed to a definite event or notice.
American style anchor of Maxie plagued by Merete candidate Ove Minow.
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