Training Camp Campaign Builds Capitol Peaks Push
Captain Pearts urges quick action for San Antonio youth to join the Citizens Mystery Training Cup at Camp Travis. The War Department expands efforts to 3000 or more recruits next summer, offering physical and military training to ages 17 to 27 with transport and meals provided. Applications accepted at C. M. T. G. headquarters.
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Captain Pearts
Camp Travis
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Bo'elock
Palan
Will Marge
Gulvedon
San Antonio
Dex
Ray Antonio
Enese Camara
Army camp aims to attract more applicants from city
In Fort Sama Hoyaton area officials report only 25 applicants from the city to date for the Army camp. They seek high school graduates and men to attend, with a guard on duty at all times.
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Antonio
Ards
Thiy City
Tala Peaig Gald
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Ahmy
Regiment to Move Infantry From Forts to Omaha and Fort Sam Houston
Orders direct the Seventh Infantry to shift from Fort Grock to Fort Omaha and Fort Craok with second and third battalions. Regiment to travel in coming days under William C. Cochran observed as commander of theater forces. Uncertain destination for main unit, several minor transfers considered.
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Hovetan Te
Grogk
Fi Ommatia
Neb
Seatande
Elzbth Coyns
Srnday
Gaite
Craok
Omaha
Heventh
William C. Cochran
Teriment
Checks Are Evidence In Governor Small Trial
The Asnotated Press reports May 26 hearing where Armour and Company interest checks totaling 120,616 were read into court records. Auditor Tere Holmex identified checks paid to former state treasurer Edward Small as interest on state funds deposited in Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago.
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Armour and Company
Edward G
Cur Hay Grant
Mr. Small
Vontinestal and Cammércial Bank
Local Narcotic and Theft Cases In Federal Court
Adolph Qosterveen of Tri Rio Grande City admitted selling narcotics and was sentenced to four months in jail after pleading guilty to purchasing and selling three ounces of morphine. Other defendants faced charges including manufacturing liquor, possessing illegal liquor, and theft of interstate shipment coils. several trials concluded with guilty verdicts and sentences postponed for appeals.
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Adolph Qosterveen
Rio Grande City
Ha Besar
Priday
Duval West
Qosttrveen
D. Feeidlandet
Manu
Wall
W. K. Jones
Missouri, Kanaag
Dudge Weet
Wulff
Mistrial Declared In Rodriguez Murder Case After Hung Jury
In Pasquale Rodriguez's case indicted for murder a second trial ended with the jury hopelessly deadlocked after 24 hours of deliberation in 46th district court Judge G Tayloe presiding. The defendant was arrested last year following an attack on a Mexican girl in the citys southwest. A retrial date was set for June.
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Pasquale Rodriguez
Thuyeday
G. Tayloe
46Th District Court
All- Susk
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