First Tents Pitched At Camp Muster Grounds
Army units arrive at South Framingham muster grounds with Field Hospital Company No. 1 Ambulance Company No. 1 and engineers laying water lines. Majors Harrison and Gilman supervise water system plans while crews set up tents and prepare grounds for the June muster events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field Hospital Company
South Framingham
Militia
Quartermaster
Wilson
George E. Keenan
Christopher Harrison
Engineers’ Department
Harrison
John E. Gilman
Engineers’ Office
Death of West End Teacher Harriett L. Smith
Harriett L. Smith a Bowdoin School teacher in the West End died at her Dorchester home after a weeklong illness. Funeral service will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from 7% Brent Street with Rev. Walter McLean officiating. She left two siblings Florence J. Smith and Hamilton S. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett L. Smith
Bowdoin School
West End
Brent Street
Dorchester
Walter McLean
St. Bartholomew's Church
Cambridge
Miss Smith
Girls’ High
Boston Normal School
Boston Teachers’ Club
Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Hamilton S. Smith
The
Pension Bureau
Washington, D. C
Florence J. Smith
Birney School
Marines Rally in Melrose
State-wide Marine Corps recruiting party held a Melrose rally with Mayor Adams and Chief Kerr introducing the event. Sergeant Bernard J. Doherty led the talks as Bugler Joseph Dooley sounded calls and police granted permission for literature distributions to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Melrose
Adams
Kerr
Joseph Dooley
Navy Yard
Bernard J. Doherty
Doherty
E. L. Carlson
A. D. Price
J. W. Purvis
E. H. King
Dooley
Melrose Square
U. S. Grant Post No. 4
Marines Rally Recruits Amid Boston Area Events
A Marine recruiting drive yesterday drew seven Marines led by Sergeant Doherty into Boston and nearby towns with large public receptions. Army and Navy offices also reported strong civilian interest as Captain Cordier noted record day recruitment since 1914, with 14 recruits and expanded Tremont row coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps
Army
Tremont Row
Vera Cruz
Constant Cordier
Cordier
New England
Navy
Tremont
Hanover Streets
Naval bill increases planned battleships and crew numbers
Washington June 20. A White House conference approved a building programme of at least four battle cruisers and two dreadnoughts and an increase of 20 70 men in the navy enlist ed personnel. The administration will ask the Senate to include these provisions in the pending naval bill. The House had approved five capital ships all battle cruisers and an 11 000 man personnel rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
White House
Senate
House
Free Bon-Opto Eye Prescription Claims 60 Percent Gain
An advertisement from Philadelphia touts a free prescription to strengthen eyesight by 60 percent in one week using Bon-Opto tablets dissolved in water and used as an eye bath multiple times daily. It cites testimonials of improved reading, reduced watering and pain, and notes guaranteed results or money back. Sold by Kiker Jaynes store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lewis
Fareidien
Kiker-Jaynes Storcz
Retailers Keep Militiamen On Payroll in Boston
Three large Boston retail firms announce they will keep all employees called for militia service on the payroll and will hold their positions open until the servicemen return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Merchants Guarantee Militia Men Pay And Promotion
The Jordan Marsh Company and partners announce regular pay and continued promotion lines for militia service members. Charles F. Adams of the John T Connor Company will cover salaries for employees in militia. R H White Company pledges three months leave with full pay, keeping positions open on return and ensuring family pay if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Marsh Company
Coast Artillery
Charles F. Adams
John T Connor Company
R. H. White
R. H. White Company
Cole Works Through Night With Militia Transport Plans
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole and a large corps of officers and clerks worked overnight to finalize arrangements for transporting troops to South Framingham for future movement to the Mexican border. Key staff stayed at the adjutant general's office, with cadet Paul R Goode offering his services during furlough from West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Cole
South Framingham
Cole
J. F. Stevens
William F. Simmons
Charles A. Stevens
Kingsley A. Burnham
George B. Stebbins
Coast Artillery Corps
Adjutant General's Office
Paul R Goode
West Point
West Roxbury
Cadet Goode
Coast Artillery
State Militia Mobilization Moves From Framingham Camp
Troops begin mobilization toward Framingham camp as General Cole signals dispatch of regiments from various Massachusetts towns. Funds totaling 40 000 dollars cover five days of travel and rations with transportation orders for dozens of cities and towns to Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Cole
Buck
Regular Army
War Department
Massachusetts Militia
Department of the
United States
Adjutant-General
Department of the East
Cox Dead by Auto Mishap
Ernest W. Cox advertising manager for Houghton & Dutton died at Maine General Hospital after his car collided with an express train. Miss Blanche Morin, a passenger, was oper ated on for skull pressure and was not expected to live. The burial was tentatively planned from his mother’s East Harpswell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ernest W. Cox
Houghton & Dutton Company
Maine General Hospital
Cox
East Harpswell
Blanche Morin
Mobilization Sidelights and Cambridge Trade Help
One C Company member in New Britain was telegraphed to report and wired that he was broke. Captain Cushing sent $5 for his train to Boston. He thanked First Chief Carranza for the aid. The Cambridge Board of Trade gave three Cambridge companies $15 each for basic necessities. Three retired Massachusetts militia officers living elsewhere were among yesterday's volunteers. A Chicago message from Major Frederick A. Coles, former adjutant of the Fifth, arrived yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Framingham
Adams
Attleboro
Boston
Fifth Infantry
Ninth Infantry
Cambridge
Eighth Infantry
Clinton
Everett
Gloucester
Greenfield
Haverhill
Hingham
Holyoke
Hudson
Lawrence
Lowell
Lynn
Malden
Medford
Natick
Newton
Northampton
Orange
Pittsfield
Plymouth
Quincy
Salem
Somerville
Springfield
Waltham
Winthrop
Woburn
Worcester
Franmingham
J.M. Porter
Wakefield
Emery
Frank P. Ireland
Hartford
I Company
H. Douglas Campbell
New York
Heighth
C Company
Eighth Regiment
New Britain
Conn
H. Dwight Cushing
Carranza
Cambridge Board of Trade
Massachusetts Militia
Chicago
Frederick A. Coles
First Accident of the Mobilization Reported
The first accident of the mobilization was reported yesterday afternoon. Sergeant-Instructor Lonnie Powers of the regular army assigned to the militia was the victim. Powers was cranking a signal corps car at Commonwealth Armory when it back fired, breaking his wrist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie” Powers
Regular Army
Militia
Sergeant Powers
Signal Corps
Commonwealth Armory
U S Infantry Moves Down Rio Grande in Patrol Bold
Brownsville Texas June 20 A large force of infantry began moving down the Rio Grande from Brownsville to patrol tonight with destination unknown the size of the force not disclosed and information limited to patrol duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Tex
Rio Grande
Fort Brown
Mass of Scales Darkens Hair Life and Skin
A historical note describes a mass of scales forming on the top of the head and turning hair life dry. Blisters imitate this condition and the game of health appears precarious as symptoms progress in weeks.
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema Says Bridgewater Resident
B A Snow of 843 Plymouth St Bridgewater Massachusetts describes a severe head eczema outbreak with itching and hair loss. After trying many remedies the Cuticura Soap and Ointment produced rapid improvement and eventual healing within weeks. The notice advertises free samples by mail and the Cuticura Skin Book upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Snow
Plymouth St
Bridgewater, Mass
Cuticura
Dept. T
Bosetom
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement for Preparedness Exercise
This ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to prevent foot soreness during summer activity. It notes soldiers in war zones using 100000+ packages and offers a free trial by mail from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for Stomach Ailments
Gall stones cancer ulcers of the stomach and intestines auto intoxication yellow jaundice appendicitis and other fatal ailments result from stomach trouble. Thousands of stomach sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. For sale by Riker Jaynes and druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Riker-Jaynes
Souvenir Page of Tech's Great Week
Tech Men will want the Souvenir Page of Tech's Great Week filled with handsome photographs of the great celebration and views of the assemblage and the procession not before printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
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Field Hospital Company No. 1
Ambulance Corps
Commonwealth
Allston
George F. Keenan
Artillery
Cavalry
John D. R. Woodworth
Charles R. Morgan
Frederick King
Hyde Park
Harriet L. Smith
U.S. A
Albert Greenlaw
Maine
Transportation Requirements
Cliff
K and M Companies
Jackson Caldwell
Charlestown
Gardner W. Pearson
William Stopford
Union Square
Chester TH. Durning
M Company
Durning
Miss Morin
Nat’! Co-operative Sales Assu
Mass
U. S
Willson’s Shoe Shop
Washington Street
Franklin St
Filene’s
Mayrs
Vinci
England
Germany
Tee
America
W. A. S. Hewins
British Tariff Commission
Edward Marshall
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