Parade Honors Rookies From Citizens Training Camp
The Citizens Training Camp rookies receive a Friday Dutch luncheon at the Gunter Hotel lawn with about 1000 attendees after a city parade. Promotions are announced for officers and noncommissioned officers, with Samuel A. Greenwell Jr and Wilson Hendrick among promoted lieutenants and many sergeants and corporals named for unit roles.
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Gunter Hotel
Leon Springs
Market House
Houston Street
Avenues D and C
Fort Sam Houston
Samuel A. Greenwell Jr
Wilson 8. Hendrick
Oscar Ce. Guessaz
Frank C. Clemens
Charles E. Newton
Andrew D. Bruce
Daniel Boone Jr
Howell Peacock
Amory Oliver
Charles C. Cresson
George T. Sharpton
William B. Tuttle
B. P. Lipscomb
David Co. McCaleb
A. E. Chavez
Herbert B. Tanner
Thomas J. Nye
Howard N. Paine
Frank B. Sammons
Earl W. Edwards
Eugene H. Harter
Dudley
C. Jarvis
Arthur M. Michael
Hubert B. Finch
Iving M. McCracken
Robert F. McCampbell
Howards
Bremond
Archie C. Brown
Eugene H. Broughton
Charles
F. Foster
James Y
Charley Sandford
Lewis Maverick
William J. Muller
Charles R. Wakefield
Clinton G. Brown
Charles H. Rice
M. J. Fitgerald
Charles R. Tips
George B. Journeau
John C. Weller
Leroy B. Creaton
Walter A. Dumas
William W. Holden
Walter W. McAllister
Thomas J. Devine
David B. Fielder
Walter G. Schultz
Malcolm J. Stuart
Travis C. Green
George B. Fuller
Victor Braunig
Henry H. Fayenry C. Pfannkuche
Louis R. Knight
Walter H. Snyder
Richard G. Negley
Clinton H. Kearny
Howard N. Bridendall
J. Vance Brown
Victor O. Weatervelt
William A. Shelly
Henry Vaughan
Frank Roberts
John R. Gledney
Gustav Meyer
Oscar C. Guessaz
Samuel A. Greenwell
A. E.,. Chavez
David C. McCaleb
Tickets Set Aside For Citizens Sale At Fifty Cents Each
Fifty cent tickets were reserved for citizens with five hundred tickets allocated for sale. The initiative targets local residents and aims to ease access to the event or service.
No Bandit Denies Guilt Says Carranza Army Ties
Nerbeto Pezzot, among those arrested after the Webb Texas raid, goes on trial for attempting to burn a bridge and theft. He tells the court through an interpreter he is not a bandit but a Carranza army member, seeking protection from the government that supplied his arms.
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Laredo
Tex
Nerbeto Pezzot
Webb
Carranza Army
Pezzot
Boyd's Body Sent to Washington Arlington Burial Planned
The body of Captain Charles T. Boyd, killed at Carrizal, will be sent to Washington for burial in Arlington cemetery. He will be accompanied by K. D. Klemm, his brother in law from Kansas City. Lieutenant Henry Adair's body is being held awaiting relatives' instructions. The seven Carrizal troopers are expected to be buried at Arlington, but orders are not yet issued.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles T. Boyd
Carrizal
Washington, D. C
Arlington Cemetery
K. D. Klemm
Kansas City
Henry Adair
Arlington
Man Dies After Cow Kicks Man in Sudden Death Incident
A man died suddenly and unexpectedly after being kicked by a cow. The incident occurred on [location], with authorities investigating the cause and noting the deceased’s role as a long-time community member. Further details pending official reports.
San Jose Scale Found in Austin Peach Twigs
Samples from N D Zuber show peach twigs nearly fully infested with San Jose scale. Chief Entomologist E E Scholl says the scale is highly destructive to fruit trees and notes a black fungus parasite destroying about 90 percent of the scale. under proper weather, the fungus can spread to eradicate most scale on fruit trees.
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Austin
Tex
San Jose
State Department of Agriculture
N. 1D
Zuber
E. Scholl
Department
Scholl
For and Against Coffee Riddle Leaves Waiter Pondering
A diner praises a coffee as good with no chicory, then jokes that a bad point is it has no actual coffee. The waiter smiles, imagining a good tip as the humorous exchange unfolds over dinner.
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Italy
Steamer Freda Driven Ashore at Alacran Reef
The Norwegian steamer Freda sailing from New Orleans toward Progreso Mexico ran aground on Alacran reef in violent seas. Captain W I Yuck and 21 crew were rescued by Tehuantepec and landed at Progreso. The light was out at the reef and the ship looked near total loss. The 1800 ton Freda carried hospital supplies and 100000 bushels of corn. Local officials delayed clearance until Washington approval.
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New Orleans
Freda
Progreso
Mex
Alacran Reef
Gulf of Mexico
Tate
W. I. Yuck
Tehuantepec
Yick
Larit Ze Kloster
Stavanger
Norway
Washington
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