Rondout Gang Identified in San Marcos Bank Robbery
Post office inspectors identified several suspects from the Rondout gang in connection with the State Bank and Trust robbery in San Marcos on January 5. The investigation traced gang members seen in San Marcos before and after the crime, with findings to be turned over to prosecutors ahead of a grand jury meeting on September 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
State ‘Bank and Trust
Post Office Department
Chicago
Northswestern
Rondout
Til
State Bank and Trust
Post Office
State Bank and Trust Company
Fort Sam Houston CMTC Friday musical program features club acts
At Fort Sam Houston CMTC the Friday night program included acts such as Lady Bete Gavotte Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo with Betty Jane Barron and Genevieve McDaylt Yidisha Love and Da Americana Girl recited by Naida Under the Marzos Yes, in Your Exes songs by Bertha Lee Dickerman and Collier Blossom Time and A Kiss in the Dark clarinet by Eli Goldstein Lucile Johnson. A cabaret and two reel comedies closed the evening. Local clubs and talents drew warm applause with Dickerman and others appearing on multiple performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CMT
Fort Sam Houston
Eli Goldstein
Lucile Johnson
Helen Rose Compton
Grace
Captain Berry Receives Leave to Study at Texas
Captain K L Berry of the Twenty third Infantry is granted fifteen days leave effective September 6 and relieved from Fort Oregon to return to the University of Texas for studies. He was All Southern tackle for Texas in 1925. Major Richard T. Goleman and Captain Emery W. Reeves ordered to remain on active duty at Fort Sam Houston until August 30. Lieutenant Mary T? Company E maps at Continental Army and goes to Port Bliss for mapping duty. Captain Harvey V. Littlefield relieved from summer camps at Fort Sam Houston and to report to regimental commander. Major Gordon R. Catts granted one month and ten days leave effective September 6. First Lieutenant F O Carroll reported to Kelly Field as group engineer officer after arriving from McCook Field. First Lieutenant Thomas S Garrott granted two months leave effective September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. L. Berry
Twenty-third Infantry
Thin Ee
Universty of
Texas
Wit Institution
Richard Ti. Goleman
Tai- Org
Dallas
Emery W. Reeves
Med-Org
Ouston
Fort Sam Weston
Sog
Map Cutty
Second Engineers
Continental
Bort Bliss
Corpo Ated
Ninth Infantry
Fort Sam Wentson
Anty
Gordon R. Catts
Gineder
Kelly
FO. Carroll
Kelly Field
McCook Field
Thomas 8. Garrott
Let Us Fill Your Family Recipes At Jungkind's Drug Store
Recipe filling offered at Jungkind's Drug Store on Avenue C. Text promises careful attention, fresh pure ad vantages said to improve remedies, and fair pricing or accurate method for charges. Store advertises service next to Lovkwood Bank.
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Jungkind
Avenue C
Lovkwood Bank
Ninetieth Division Air Service Reservists Learn Flying Rudiments
Ninetieth Division Air Service Reservists trained at Brooks Field during summer camp. The program covered flying and ground school with several pilots achieving solo status. Cross country flights to Texas cities highlighted the training supervised by Major Ralph Royce and Lt. William Morris with many named personnel in attendance.
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Air Service
Brooks Field
Ninetieth Division
Ding
FLIERS PRACTICE MACHINE GUN FIRE AT KELLY FIELD
Fliers will conduct a synchronized machine gun firing drill at Kelly Field airdrome Tuesday at 3 PM. Third Attack Group pilots Maj Burwell Capt Davidson and Lieuts Robinson Fock Zettel Carroll Andrews Long and Sgt Henley will participate. ground targets placed for the exercise. Viewers from San Antonio invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
Canvay
Camp Bullis
H. 3. Burwell
J. B. Davidson
C. M. Robinson
Company EA Wins Canopus Banner in MT Camp Week
Company EA of the Ninth Infantry earned the Canopus banner for the greatest program during the second week of the MT camp. Company ES Twenty-third Infantry won the banner for the greatest improvement among the six companies. Cavalry detachments and other units prepared for a 7 o'clock move on Sunday as Fort Sam Houston trains in rifle, pistol, and millimeter gun practice over a one week range stay with outings to Camp Bullis and return next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Infantry
Canopus
M. T
Rinerich Motor Sales
Prea Headquart
Mt Ing. Viet
Fort Sam Houston
Artille x
Spiilaunters
Camp Bullig
AP Cook Pilot Bans New Plane Armor
Lieutenant Harry A Sutton and other officers arrive at Kelly Field Houston to test new aircraft armor and armament for the Third Attack Group. Four planes will fly to Ellington Field with Sutton aiding pilot Lt Peek in towing an aerial target. Sutton will stay about two weeks before returning to McCook Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Sutton
Ank Bield Hag
Kelly
Kington Field
Houston
Mat Kelly
ML Robingon
Roc
Zettel
Wik
Peek
Ellington Field
Sutten
Liutenant
Kelly Field
McCook Field
Officers Relieved at Training Camp and Recruiting Shift
Lieut. Col. George B. Rodney and other regular army officers of the Ninetieth Division staff are relieved from duties at summer camps and ordered back to stations. Major George C. Charlton is dispatched on temporary recruiting duties across multiple western and southern posts. Third Attack Group officers at Kelly Field plan Sunday visits to Medina Lake to observe the Sixtieth Service Squadron outing under Lt. L. A. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Rodney
Eben Swift Jr
Henry ©. Davis
Edward H. Tarbutton
Earl L. Parmenter
Eugene H. Tilton
George A. Murray
Lee V. Hunnicutt
William B.,mccullom
Ber
Ninetieth Division
Frederick &. Garcia
War Group
Medina Lake
Kelly Field
L. A. Smith
Belly Field
Galveston C M T C Alumni Plan Party
Galveston C M T C Alumni Association members met at Fort Sam Houston to plan an entertainment event after students return from the range. The Galveston club is described as the only C M T G organization of its kind in the country. Graduates of previous camps and current camp members belong to the club with entertainments held at intervals during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston C. M.T. C. Alumni Association
Fort Sam Houston
Galveston Club
Seven Planes Fly From Kelly Field to Dallas
A formation of seven DH-4B aircraft took off from Kelly Field shortly after 1 PM on Saturday and passed over San Antonio en route to Dallas. Lieutenant F M Hopkins led the flight with graduates from the Advanced Flying School piloting the remaining planes. Nine additional weekend distance flights were conducted by Kelly Field pilots, with a return planned by night Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Dallas
Airst
F. M. Hopkins
Advanced Flying School
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Rondout Gang
Dentified
CMTC
Jewish Woren
Captain Berry
Ralph Royce
Willian ©. Morris
Air
Tieth Division
el Paso
Roy E. Page
Sandia
Robert H. Lytle
Fabens
Shvight R. Crawford
Mercedes
Norfleet G. Bone
Samuel J. Briens
Robert A. Aaron
George Carter
Floyd T. Jackson
James R. Worthington
John J. McCammon
Victor E. Bonnevier
Claude, E- Carter
Harlingen
Wiliam FF. Long
Oliphant R. Evans
Luke Christopher
Fort Worth
Allen M. Baker
M. C
William C. Morris
Horace ¥. Rearden
John H. Canfield
Waco
R. L. Andrews
Hi Paso
Harry B.barnhardt
Austin
Army P
Conopus
AP Cook
Banes
W. Canper
Tejas Naeval
George C. Charlton
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Denver
Fort Logan
Woolbury’s
Carmen
Freeman
Johnson & Johnson
Williams’ Talcum
Mary's Garden Stooge
Hkarnak
Marvello
Stener
Pond
Daggett & Ramsdell
Tang
Witeh
Ilazel
Mary Garden
Uae
Valeum
Long
Arcalia
Rexall
Georgia Rose Palm
Pebeco Loath
Woodbury’s
Woodbury's
Packer
Vick
Heiskel
Williams
Wiliams
Mennen
Gillette
Durham
Forhan
Kolynos
H. L. Wagner Drug CO
San Antonio, Texas
Broadway
St. Mary’s
Galveston C.M.T.C
Laredo
Mexico
Meridian Highway
Navarro and
Martin
Sa.m
Joskes
Joske
Panama
Hnthra
Bae TD
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