Fort Sam Houston to stage first annual military horse show
Fort Sam Houston plans a notable horse show on April 23 at 2:30 PM with nearly 200 entrants from Army units. Brigadier General Parker and Colonel Treat race prized mounts Chattanooga and Carter as officers including high ranks compete in eleven army specific events, while Mrs Treat sponsors ribbons and the Army Relief Society aims to raise funds. Local spectators expect a premier, well managed event with a 200 by 90 foot ring and room for autos around the arena.
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Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
San
New York
United States
Europe
Army
Army Relief Society
Charles G. Treat
Treat
Carter
Jacquin
Eadows
T.W. Hollyday
Minerva
Able
Bryce P. Disque
Third Cavalry
Vegga
New York Horse
Frederick the Great
Fort Worth
Frederick
Lieutenque
O. J. Woodhull
F. W
Pat A. Potts
Army Post Horse Show Promises Notable Music and Rides
Event to be seen at Army Post Horse Show Wednesday prepared by leaders of the Third Field Artillery and Third Cavalry bands. The program features marches and two-steps by Band Third Cavalry with Steven Noel as leader, and selections from Pinafore and Romeo and Juliet. Officers in uniform will ride as part of the exhibition, including show of horse gaits, jumps, and drill, with prizes for ribbons and entries from multiple units and officers.
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Army Post Horse Show
Third Field Artillery
Third Cavalry
Steven Noel
Ediey
Voelker
Texas
Geo
Geo. R. Somerville; Carter, Col. Chas. G. Treat; Chattanooga, Mn. James Parker
Grant
A. Walker
Pinares
R. C. Foy
Barner
Cavalry
Owen Cooper
William H. Payne
Lee T. Grubbs
John R. Parsons
Leroy H. Jones
Max Summey
Duncan McCavish
George Eggeling
Third Field
Frederick the Great in high hurdle event competition
A detailed listing of events in a mounted drill and horse show with entries from Third Cavalry and Third Field Artillery. Highlights include Frederick the Great ridden by Lieutenant Bryce P. Disque in the high hurdle, Polo Pony classes, Ladies and Enlisted Man's Mount sections, obstacle jumping, artiller y teams, mounted combat, and a mounted tug of war event with specific riders, units, and prizes.
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Frederick the Great
Bryce P. Disque
Third Cavalry
Billi Meadows
Col. Chas. G. Treat
Lady E
Chas. G. Treat
Gina Snap
R. D. Johnson
Remrock
H. W. Wagner
Cocktail
J. S. Hammond
Bob White
J. S.S. Hammond
Dr. Pepper
Carl Boyd
the Buckskin Headquarters Field Artillery
Texas
A. Smith
Idaho
A. W. Smith
Uab
J. A. Benjamin
Geo. R. Somerville
Carter
Dolly Madison
Third Field Artillery
Grant
C. A. Walker
Austin
Aaron
Alabama
Candy
Kiddo
Muggins
Brice P. Disque
Mike
Chas. J. Browne
Tempest
C. N. Jones
Madge
McIntyre
del Rio
J. T. Conrad
Boots
Eli
Evereth
Eliado
Coredol
Ido
Drexel
R. G. Kirkwood
McPherson
Summerall
Dupont
Red
Flannagan
Lardent
Paris Depot of Lost Articles to Be Moved to Caserne
Paris reports the long standing depot of lost articles, housed for thirty years at the prefecture of police, is to be relocated to the Caserne de la. The collection, totaling about 100,000 diverse items, has served as a public respository for misplaced belongings.
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Paris
Prefecture of Police
Caserne de la
Oddities From A City Lost-and-found Depot
A parade of amusing finds at the police depot shows daily losses by Parisians. A woman recalls twenty three umbrellas and returns for the twenty third time. Items recovered include two ceremonial swords, a diamond neck chain, emeralds, earrings, and two naval officer hats. A purse found by a general returned a year later with a thirty year depository clause and a meager $1.25 inside.
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Spain
Orleans
Bois de Boulogne
Hebrew prayer rug from Cordova temple linked to 1548 sack
A Hebrew prayer rug measured six feet two by five feet two inches, with one thousand stitches per square inch, valued at 26060 and part of a 1200000 collection in New York. Four brothers spent 25 years perfecting it, and the high priest knelt there daily for forty years until his death when Cordova's temple was sacked in 1548.
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New York
Cordova
Spain
Germanys Military Rise Threatens French Parliament
Paris reports that Germany’s escalating military and naval demands undermine German taxpayers and destabilize Europe. The Koelnische Zeitung leak and Kaiser's push for 12.5 million and 35 million for an aerial navy provoke French alarm. Clemenceau’s cabinet change shifts politics as crisis looms. Poincare gains temporary advantage amid upheaval.
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Paris
France
Germany
Koelnische Zeitung
Kaiser
Europe
Clemenceau
Brian
Barthon
M. Poincare
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Parker
Chattanooga
James Parker
Chattanooga, Tenn
S. HM. Albarnd
Eddy
Coh Chas
G. Treat
Wichia Bay
R. Somerville
Dodge
A. R. Cocke
Temescaite
Pat
John F. Preston
H. B. Johnson
Rip
Chris
J. T. Tilford
Tilford
Jack
R. H. Rolfe
Mary Rolfe
Ajax
Davis
Dusk
Dover
Muggin
Hickory
Third Calvary
Hugo
Epiadore BR
Eddie
Graham
Devero
Edward E. Payne
Etting
Essex
Shall
Gillen
Jewell
Marcally
H. Elband
Walter Teasley
William T. Burch
Percy L. Kock
Harry W. Dins
DeRussy
O’hara
Saddly
Brown
Beck
Wood
Harold B. Hitchcock
Ira Dessert
John Tureganyi
Hiram Rogers
Bekkevold
Seachrist
Swanney
Lieut
Hayden
Mathew Cryan
Thomas Spalding
Frank Grzonkowski
Charles Schultz
S. N. Brown
Benjamin Fleishman
J. N. Thomas
Harry H. Simmering
James P. Manning
Jesse Carpenter
Frank Baker
George C. Dailey
John E. Mullin
Edward Sullivan
Otto A. Seidel
First Cavalry Brigade
Army Plan OF
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Col
Bill Meadows
Bill
Colon Treat
Timates
Wor
San . Antonio
West Commerce
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