Companies B, C, and D, Twenty-Fifth United States Infantry. Report of the Proceedings of the Court of Inquiry Relative to the Shooting Affray at Brownsville, Tex. August 13-14, 1906 by Soldiers of Companies B, C, and D Twenty-Fifth United States Infantry: Volume 11 Page: 2,088

                                
2088                AFFRAY AT BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.
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GROUP 21.-A firing party traced from Fourteenth Street up the Cowen Alley past
Dr. Thorn's house toward the Miller Hotel on Thirteenth Street and recognized
as colored soldiers.
1. Dominguez, M. Y., lieutenant of police (See group No. 23.)
2. Mayfield, Miss Willie. (See group No. 23.)
3. Moore, Mrs. Helen. (See group No. 26.)
4. Odin, Mrs. Ethel M. (See group No. 22.)
5. Odin, Hale. (See group No. 22.)
6. Thorn, Dr. Charles H.............................................. 2190-2194
GROUP 22.-A firing party traced up Cowen Alley as far as Thirteenth Street and
recognized as colored soldiers. It establishes contact with three policemen who
were on Thirteenth Street and fires into the second floor of the Miller Hotel.
1. Davis, Arthur I. (See group No. 49.)
2. Dominguez, M. Y., lieutenant. (See group No. 23.)
3. Elkins, Herbert. (See group No. 20.)
4. Leahy, Mrs. Katie Emma. (See group No. 20.)
5. Mayfield, Miss Willie. (See group No. 23.)
6. Moore, Mrs. Helen. (See group No. 26.)
7. Moore, S. C. (See group No. 23.)
8. Odin, Mrs. Ethel M ............................................... 2194-2196
9. Odin, Hale.....................     ......................2196-2199
10. Padron, Genaro. (See group No. 32.)
11. Ramirez, Macedonio. (See group No. 24.)
12. Thorn, Dr. Charles H. (See group No. 21.)
GROUP 23.-A firing party which had entered Thirteenth Street by way of Cowen
Alley from the direction of the post, which was identified as composed of colored
soldiers, shot and wounded Lieut. Dominguez and killed his horse.
1. Bodin, Joseph........ .......................................... 2206-2208
2. Canada, Charles S. (See group No. 26.)
3. Chace, Charles B. (See group No. 25.)
4. Combe, Dr. Frederick J. (See group No. 11.)
5. Combe, Dr. Joseph K. (See group No. 27.)
6. Dominguez, M. Y., lieutenant................  .............. 2199-2203
7. Letzerich, Hugo J.................................................. 2205-2206
8. Mayfield, Miss Willie.............................................. 2203-2204
9. Moore, S. C_... .............................................2204-2205
10. Odin, Mrs. Ethel M. (See group No. 22.)
11. Odin, Hale. (See group No. 22.)
12. Padron, Genaro. (See group No. 32.)
13. Ramirez, Macedonio. (See group No. 24.)
GROUP 24.-A part of the firing party which was recognized as composed of colored
soldiers, which had come up Cowen Alley from the direction of the post as far as
Thirteenth Street, goes up Thirteenth Street in the direction of Washington Street
firing at policemen Genaro Padron and Macedonio Ramirez, who are fleeing from
them, and hitting the hat of Macedonio Ramirez which was knocked off his head
by the bullet.
1. Bolack, Adolph.........................................................  2212
2. Littlefield, Ambrose. (See group No. 34.)
3. Moore, Mrs. Helen. (See group No. 26.)
4. Odin, Hale. (See group No. 22.)
5. Padron, Genaro. (See group No. 32.)
6. Ramirez, Macedonio............................................... 2209-2212
GROUP 25.-A firing party on Thirteenth Street which had come from the Cowen
Alley, and which was the same party that fired at Lieut. Dominguez on horseback
at the corner of Thirteenth and Elizabeth Streets, fires at windows on the third
foor, Thirteenth Street side of the Miller fotel, and recognized as colored soldiers.
1. Bodin, Joseph. (See group No. 23.)
2. Chace, Charles B.................................................. 2212-2214
3. Letzerich, Hugo J. (See group No. 23.)