Gen Wolters awakens changes in Texas Guard assignments
General Wolters issues orders reallocating units of the Firel Daywire division National Guard of Lexa. Several cavalry and squadron units disbanded or converted to infantry, brigades realigned under Third Army command, with staff duties assigned to officers in Houston Brenham San Antonio and Dallas. Remaining cavalry units reorganized under Colonel Barton and Major Wasencraft, while several detachments transferred to infantry training programs.
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Ding
Eivelrs
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Cavalry
Houston
Bnd Schilenberg
Wolters
P. Wondal
Paul W. Taylor
San Antonio
Erwin A. Gajeske
Brenham
Witse
Wilsur St. John Garwood
Joe 13
Dannenbaum
de Camp
O'Avidn Stevens Wall
Touston
Thehind
Lehmlenberg
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Blevens
E. Wood
Bouston
Offhvre
Toention
Eustace J. Coch Honston
Walter J. Woderhill
Toston
Vst Tientenant
Edward ‘T. Pemplin
Klenbere
Thonas T. Barton
Tyllas
Tewtenant
Eugene Toe Sergoty
Voatlas Aml Coechaplin
Lisgten
Charles St. Hart
Steckial Vallas
Commanile Squayean
Liewr
George Ireland
V. C
Intovin
Sou
Bradley
Hay Pass
Sherman
Chile
Keener
Ennix
Clayton Wi
Adii Waxolinebie
Tau Ii. Stroud
Groesbeck
Tully J
Tueis
Ee Arprnsa O
Terrell
Tran
Court of Appeals Grants $10 000 Bail in John Steen Case
Court of Appeals grants bail of ten thousand dollars in the John Steen case amid mixed motions. The proceedings reference a murder charge and habeas corpus appeal, with remand for a new trial and questions over bail and pretrial protections.
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Court OF Appeals
John Steen
Bail reform evident after appeal in Bexar County case
The court held the case bailable and overturned judgment, allowing appellants to post bail at 10.4100. Steen has remained in Bexar County jail since arrest the day after the death. Tipp was shot to death on Rash Commercial road during New Year’s Eve events.
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Appelline
Steen
Bexar County
Ail
Tipp
Rash Commerc Road
Hulen backs disbandment of most Texas guard units
Maj. Gen. John A. Hulen of Houston recommends disbanding all National Guard companies in San Antonio except one as the 8th Division reorganizes. The plan divides San Antonio into four sections for infantry, cavalry, and artillery units, with the city to supply a single remaining guard company and one live captain to lead.
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Hulen
National Guard
Gan Au
John A. Hulen
Houston
Ith
Vexas
Sas Cavalry
San Antonio
Arith
Flo. Anhingon
San Amonio
Briata
API
Taru
Johnson_ Teras
Haley
Cnlonel Johnson
Cotton Goes Lower in Quiet New York Markets
New York December 22 The cotton foray fell for the season as March delivery slipped to a lower level with selling by Henry Southern and Wall Street participants. Markets remained unsettled amid mixed financial signals and cautious trading.
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York
Gutamen
Ander Henry Southern
Wall Street
Four Arrests On Neutrality Law Violations
Four men living in San Sotonig, Fa., were arrested by U S deputy marshal John Le Dibrelt on an indictment charging conspiracy to violate the neutrality laws. The arrests followed Justice Department actions along the border in San Antonio. Bernardo Blancw, Fernando Cuen, Francisca Gomer, and Leon J. Tannel faced bond or jail. Tensions and secrecy surrounded the raids as investigators pursued additional arrests.
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San Sotonig
John le Dibrelt
United States
Theas
Mubiea
Department of Justice
San Antonio
eRt
Bernarde Blancw
Prowa
Mernando
Hs Bren
Ed Gomes
Cuen
Uie
Cyclone Ravages Town In Texas Ao Aftermath
A cyclone struck Athens Texas on December 22, demolishing four houses and damaging roads with no injuries reported. An electrical storm followed, and a Baptist church at Murchison was nearly destroyed when struck by lightning. The chaos comes amid references to ex generals and Reformista ties in Mexico.
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United States
Aunor
Mexicas
Reformista
Athens
Tex
Sec Lon
Murchison
President Wilson Windowshops in Washington Streets
President Wilson accompanied by Mrs. Wilson browses festive storefronts on a main capital shopping artery. They ride slowly in an open automobile as Christian crowds line the street, greeting the chief executive amid bright shop decorations and holiday bustle.
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Washington, D. C
Dee
Wilson
Wilsung
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Teaag Guard
Houston and Schulenberg
Ag Cave
Mecemier
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Wedaredas
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Sladge
Anderson
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Shudel
Riven
Hiebonilat
Miven
MT Te Keist
Dil Anderson
JAN Antonio Printing Company PS A Tae
PAP Laika
New York
Blanco
Gomez
Caen
Taurel
Gokten Sy
Roselawn
Jot Rd
Suté Saks
The
Kin
Jane Eee
Osborn
J. J. Osborn
Bedell Building
Xmas
Carl Inewton
Atte
Imo
Fe Tena
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