Cadets Awarded Medals At Port Sam Houston Training
A gold medal was awarded to an unnamed PE TOAD rE student for progress in training discipline and bearing at Port Sam Houston. Texas & M cadets Joseph D. McGuire and William M. Pinson received silver and bronze medals for second and third place. Brigadier General Paul B. Maine presented medals during a First Infantry review. Regulars saluted and paraded, with the group soon departing for home. Silver cups went to Battery BX for baseball and volleyball, and a cup to Company BA for the War games. Various qualification medals in pistol and rifle were awarded to multiple cadets from the artillery and infantry barracks, with marksmen and expert shooters named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miets
Firat
Momisy Alvraing
R. C.1. GC
Port Sam Houston
West Texas Military Academy
Joseph D. McGuire
First Infantry
William M. Pinson
Tenth Eight Artillery
Texas &. & M,fra
Ndl
Mzst Infantry
Paul B. Maine
Vision
Fort Sam Houston
Malone
Battery BS
Itwelfth Field Artillery
Aréllers
Alga
Actidds
Dotson
R. T. Baggett
Lanhais
West Field Artillery
J. L. Wilson
V Stewart
B. KeBerle
Fyir
Reeves
Poelettes
C. Jone
Eb. Maffiely
A. W.oMeteer
T. Pis
BL. Gerbens
J. P Ware
S. Fa. Schmidt
Engle
LaSt. Chive
P Greene
A. W
T. Reeves
Hed
Trate A
J. T. Bane
Om Tillis
Newman Phyrile A
Highwayman Kills Father Wounds Girl Near Camden
A highwayman killed a father and wounded a girl in Camden area. The assailant attempted to abduct them in the car, but the daughter screamed prompting a fleeing getaway. The mother and two daughters were in the vehicle. one daughter injured, the other unharmed. The injured girl and others received medical attention.
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Pyens
Camden
Ark
Jily
Ng bin
Jane
Warnabhe
Ria
Miss Moore
Alekith
Awa
Robbery Suspect Caught in Denver
July 16 Sheriff M L Lurimore of Olannlgen reports the arrest of Earl Chom diel as a suspect in the Tuby of the Boyington National Bank of Boyington Oklo. He is held on suspicion of participating in the Sas, yso rule heey achieh tok pluer aly Tle ix raid, tied to the broader bank robbery case in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
M. L. Lurimore
Olannlgen
Earl Chomdiel
Boyington National Bank
Boyington
Oklo
Snid
Okioma
Homes
Sas
Yso
Nin
Tune In Tonight Broadcast Schedule Glimpses
A garbled schedule lists a Deane Lauguu baseball broadcast at 00 p.m. and music segments featuring Hawaiian muse, Dust Twins, and various orchestras and concerts across multiple stations. Strong entities include Deane Lauguu, Hawaiian, Dust Twins, and several call letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubsiay
Deane Lauguu
TVSB
Galt Tessom
Vientorr Woc
WSB
WEAL
WGAT
KOA
BAT
STOA2
Ku Klux suit filed by Georgia group against Oklahoma Klansmen
The Ku Klux Klan of Georgia files a damages suit for 1 090 000 against the Ku Klux Klan of Clelie Hon claiming the Oklahoma faction used the Georgia group’s finances and branding in a deceptive manner. Attorneys for Georgia allege the dispute centers on internal control and alleged misappropriation within the klansmen network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluxers OF
Georgia
Weile
Jens
Pawevsra
Olly Tule
Istrigk
Ku Klux Kou
Ku Klus Klin
Clelie Hon
Lehede
Athoviys
Oklahoma
Funds Sought to Send Bexar Youths to A M
Funds are requested to enable Bexar county boys and girls to attend the Agricultural and Mechanical College. The plea notes local citizens and civic groups should contribute to cover tuition and travel costs for a full cohort of students. The article emphasizes community support and outlines potential benefits for the participants and the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEXAR
Rainbow Division Veterans Reunited Ceremony Recalls Allied Clash
In a faded report the Rainbow Division veterans gathered for a seventh ritual reenactment, marking a long wartime career with the famed unit. General roles and names are imperfectly legible as the article preserves the event's historic tone and tone of reunion amid war memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seension
Lalita
Compigny Prout
Veterana
Hetted Catedud
Huinbow
Texas Chamber Men Visit in New Mexico
The Texas Chamber of Commerce delegation visited New Mexico for a regional tour. Officials met with local business leaders at keeping in touch with commerce, agriculture, and industry developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Cisea
Tovua Chamber
Flier Plans Ohio Tap Despite Fall In Dallas
fragmentary text reports a July 14 determination involving Fr. Cheney formerly of Column Pus Obin Ty Thyduaeke in a plane purchased recently. Injuries described as partial and unclear from damaged lines, no clear outcome or full details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Cheney
Lienid
Tomytheti
Phoush
Andl
Einai
Forest Blaze Sparks After Storm in Oregon
A severe forest fire rages in Oregon after a lightning storm. Strong winds spread flames near Toseburg with crews battling to contain the blaze as residents brace for possible evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preny
Heat toll rises as scorcher grips nation and storms lash regions
Heat wave barrels across the country with Phoenix hitting 112 while Nebraska and Kansas report highs near 103. Five fatalities from heat, three drownings, and five lightning deaths are logged. Storms offer isolated relief in the Northwest as crops suffer. A separate police chase nets five men and two women tied to a major burglary gang in San Antonio after a dramatic south-city pursuit.
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Ian
Chicago
Hill
Bricksburg
Middle” West
Rocky Mountain
Phoenix
North Platte
Neb
Middle Westen
Nebraska
St. Louis
Hynewell
Morgan
Min
Cleveland
N. D
Take Chiunt
Lake Village
Ark
Tinton
Lenna
Northwest
Omaha
Sioux City
Stary
Kansas
Oregon
Iiliana
Bartholome, Grasshoff
Missey
McGowan
San
Indiana
Lrader
Phader
Texas sulphur tax collection report summary
A dated report notes a sulfur tax collection totaling 58 839 dollars and 60 cents for Texas sulfur. The tally lists collectors A Lerrell and Onipe Toller, with a two percent levy by the Thietyeninih Toertifatirens, and sulfur sold at two dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme Ariciniem
Atstin
A. Lerrell
Onipe Toller
Texem Gulf Sie Flue
Oil magnate arrested as tax dodger bond set
A Tulsa oil magnate arrested on tax evasion charges faces release on a $19,000 bond. The U.S. district attorney said the case involves an estimated $400,000 in unpaid federal income taxes. The man was to depart for France, with his attorney stating the matter would resume as scheduled after bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Associated Press
LSA
Oxia
M. Gollesberry
United States
Umnouneen
Constantin
Austin Gavin
Hig
France
Ich
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