30 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic political scene with references to La Follette, amendments, taxes, and proposed measures. Mentions sessions, voters, and figures like Bill, various committees, and market terms. The readable portions suggest a contested policy debate and legislative activity in June.
A Texas effort backs an investigation at Gatesville Neff as officials discuss a statewide response. details are unclear due to partial OCR, but the piece references Governor, board members, and a request for a secure investigation related to a death event.
A dramatic aviation note reports Haines and D W Mighaulx flying over Manhattan amid political tension in New York and Houston figures voicing backing for or against governance. Officials discussed cooperation and urgent attention to matters of state, with no public statement from key figures.
An almanac style forecast for the Alee region noting conditions and temperature ranges. Expect variable cloud cover with chances of showers as a cold front passes. Winds shift from southerly to northeasterly with minimal humidity.
In New Orleans local paper excerpts, a fragmentary report notes a defeat or setback affecting a group or event, with limited readable names and places. The text is garbled but suggests a negative outcome tied to a ceremonial or organized activity.
Fragmented OCR text reports Prime Minister Ling meeting to discuss Irish independence and the Dublin talks with De Valera and British leaders. It mentions possibly December 11 as a conference date, and references figures such as De Valera, Lloyd George, and others in tense negotiations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Prime Minister Lloyd George and international correspondence. Mentions valera tenet, elections, and parliamentary reactions. Obscure terms and garbled names obscure concrete events but imply a political controversy and potential policy shifts.
Washington report shows party line opinions on the Ford Newberry case. Democrats align with Ford critics while Republicans defend him, predicting no Senate action this session. Amid debate, Newberry faces potential consequences for court and party dynamics with Truman and Taft watchers noting tension. Fort Worth forecast and travel plans hint at broader political distractions.
A long government report details unemployment nationwide, with figures ranging from 1,200,000 to 4,000,000 unemployed. It analyzes federal proposals and recommends measures to boost public works, forest protection, exports, and wartime style mobilization, urging congressional action and presidential consideration.
A late 1920s report notes a masked train hold up on a southbound Santa Fe line near Topeka with passengers harmed and a $30,000 reward offered for the perpetrators. Authorities, including railroad officials, map a sequence of events from the obstacle at the bar car to the train's stop and the robbers escaping by foot and train. The case includes multiple rewards totaling 30,000 with earlier offers adjusted as details emerge.
An OCR damaged notice discusses registered mail and a mailbox or delivery issue. It mentions a bandlix and a power atedhe reference, with unclear dates and names. The readable fragments suggest a postal matter involving tracking, verification, and potential actions if raised by a party.
A tense report describes swift fire response as crews battle a blaze near Roc Mountain, with tank兵 fighters aiding in extinguishing flames. Authorities investigate the incident amid reports of damaged structures and nearby bystanders awaiting updates.
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