28 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented report recounts testimonies at the Arbuckle trial with allegations of threats, attempted intimidation, and violent scenes. Witnesses describe a confrontation involving Miss Lappe and others, detailing where and how violence occurred and the reactions of attendees. The account emphasizes dramatic testimony and the tense courtroom atmosphere.
A garbled record shows tenants moving against a landlord over rent, with names and actions partially readable. Court involvement and decisive orders appear to have followed, highlighting a dispute over housing and payments. Named individuals and local entities are referenced, though details are unclear due to OCR damage.
Sept 21 report from Washington details the killing of two Americans in Mexico. The two victims, identified as Lo Amelia and another, were attacked near Chihuahua by a Mexican assailant. The Americans were reportedly employed by a pluton mining company. consular dispatches indicate no further details were released.
Fragmentary text references a district and wage details but is too garbled to extract a coherent event, date, or names for a proper summary.
Fragmentary text reports a governor advised not to endanger life by airplane travel. The note mentions a representative and several garbled names and phrases. The overall sense is caution about taking costly risks during an election period.
Paris marks a centenary with ceremonial events and a parade, honoring the historical ties between Mexico and France. Officials note forthcoming recognitions and a public tribute at the tomb of a notable figure, as crowds gather for the night program and related activities.
Fragmented text reports a denied purchase effort involving M. and N. A. by the Frisco railroad. Details are garbled but indicate consideration of an asset transfer or consolidation with stated parties and officials, blocked by authorities or internal review, amid unclear references to locations and dates.
Senate debate on the treaty with Germany and Austria-Hungary unfolds as Democrats split on ratification. Minority members push back against approval while discussing foreign policy, taxation, and wartime measures.
A man abducted by bandits was reportedly freed after a ransom negotiation involving an initial demand of 10,000 with a later alteration to 20,000. The incident appeared in scattered prose notes and letters, with unclear details on the location and parties involved.
Fragmented weather note mentions Carl Wanderer and a 90 Aumont location with forecast details garbled. No clear conditions or times readable.
Indiana and Alabama residents discuss forming a grand arm of a trust to govern the disposition of property after the death of the last survivor. The draft outlines how assets will be allocated and who may oversee the execution of the will and guardianship arrangements.
Associated Press reports Kansas miners voted on an order to stop a strike. Delegates cast one vote for each of about 100 miners represented, with results expected soon. Officials noted administration backing and regional reactions across Central Pennsylvania, western Pennsylvania, and nearby states.
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Report notes dismissal of jurors tied to the Ku Klux Klan in a racial case. The judge ruled future selections would avoid tied members and possible affiliations while counsel argued the merits of the trial and potential bias.
In a disputed case the court granted a change of venue to address concerns. Details indicate ongoing proceedings involving parties including Angelo and Toann with references to Rose 1 Feoks. The move aims to ensure fair adjudication amid unsettled local conditions.
An Associated Press report notes high wage levels cited as a major factor in unemployment among recent veterans in New York. Officials discuss underemployment and the challenge of matching veterans to suitable work with limited positions, while government agencies consider wage standards and retraining efforts.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions labor figures and political arguments. It references Gompers Ledoux and a staged confrontation, with unclear context about labor policy, anti law measures, and a Bow affair though details are garbled.
A submarine sank in Los Angeles harbor Monday night. Two sailors were reported dead after the vessel’s conning tower flooded and the craft fell beneath the waves. An eyewitness described crews abandoning ship and life-boat men rescuing survivors. The vessel's fate and cause were under investigation by naval authorities with the incident tying to a broader exercise involving a submarine mother ship offshore.
A garbled dispatch from Tonka Kansas reports the governor urging residents to repair property after a damaging event. The text mentions a proclamation, warnings, and measures tied to the state’s response with scattered references to locations, dates, and officials.
A vast flood disaster in China leaves thousands killed and widespread destruction. Rescue teams race to reach flooded towns as officials warn of continuing rising waters and severe damage to infrastructure. Emergency aid and international concern mount amid the chaotic aftermath.
A report notes Forest Fares driven by strong winds across the Blackhills region. Weather conditions disrupt travel and raise caution for residents and travelers. Officials warn of gusts and shifting conditions affecting forestry activities and outdoor work plans.
A murder trial linked to an event six years past in DIOWNEVILLE begins, with details of a car wreck and the shooting of two men, including Dr McCale, at the scene. The case centers on evidence from the October 1, 1018, incident and names Pablo Ura al and Mexican Bai among those involved, as the court prepares to hear the prosecution and defense.
Fragmentary report notes a petition seeking restoration of church lands linked to local entities. Text references Obregon, September, and a call to action involving associated groups and officials, with unclear names and roles due to damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a child and a baby in a violent context but contains numerous nonstandard words and unclear references. The readable portions imply a fatal incident involving a young child and an infant, with no coherent names, places, dates, or actionable details to verify or expand.
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