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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1914

Page

5

Harbor forts order 1500 troops to begin field drills

Harbor forts in Boston area issued orders to 1500 coastal artillerymen to halt regular drills and start field practice. Immediate activity followed with afternoon small arms drilling. Preparations for tropical service and rapid outfitting in lightweight khaki uniforms were emphasized.

Boston Arbor Tropics

Fort Strong Forts Readied Regimental Call for Mexico Service

From harbor forts a regiment fully equipped for immediate front service can be sent on the shortest notice. Over 1500 officers and men including field and ambulance corps, mainly artillery, have been drilled for field service and are eager for active duty in Mexico.

Mexico Charlestown Navy Yard Signal Corps Long Island Fort Strong Nebraska Virginia Georgia Navy Yard

Rome compares Wilson to Lincoln in Tribune essay

The Tribuna in Rome likens President Wilson to Lincoln citing shared Biblical inspiration, Puritanism, and combatant ideals. It notes both leaders pursued upright goals beyond personal certainty while leading in wartime as smoke swirls from dreadnoughts near harbor forts. Fort Warren commands 300 men, Fort Strong 459, Fort Andrews 450, Fort Banks 200, Fort Revere 150.

Rome Wilson Lincoln the Tribuna Nebraska Long Island Fort Warren Harry L. Hawthorne Fort Strong S. S. Jordan Fort Andrews William J

Cavalry Units Ready for Possible Mexico Call

Major Charles A. Schmitz told the First Squadron of Cavalry Massachusetts Volunteer Militia to prepare for voluntary enlistment if Washington calls up National Guard troops for service in Mexico. Troop D at Roxbury met, with 86 men per troop and 272 total in the squadron, mobilization at Westfield and possible posting to Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The unit could join with New England cavalry forces as the First New England Cavalry.

Massachusetts Charles A. Schmitz Washington National Guard Mexico Major Schmitz Cavalry Club Washington Street Roxbury Schmitz Fort Ethan Allen Burlington Westfield Massachusetts Militia National Lancers Kenney Benjamin Blake Dana A. Gallup Roxbury Horse Guards A. N. Drury New England

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