Second Brigade mobilizes at Mt Gretna in Pennsylvania
The Second Brigade comprising the Tenth Sixteenth and Eighteenth regiments will lead Pennsylvania National Guard mobilization at Mt Gretna, moving from Pittsburgh at midnight and arriving Thursday. First and Fourth Brigades follow from Philadelphia and later in the day with auxiliary units to come Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Pittsburgh
A. J. Logan
Stewart
E. Lowry Humes
United States
Western
Pennsylvania
Washington
Kemper
J. B. Kemper
Thomas and
Biddle
United States Army
United States Army Quarter, Master’s
Carranza and US forces maneuvers mapped near Casas Grandes
General Funston believes Pershing sent scouts from Carrizal to gauge Mexican strength as forces move from Villa Ahumada toward El Valle. Nearby Pershing units are shown advancing east from Namiquipa. Carranzista garrison may be heading to Madera to threaten the expeditionary base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funston
Carrizal
Pershing
Villa Ahumada
el Valle
Namiquipa
Carranzista
Casas Grandes
Madera
United States Expeditionary Force
Dr Stine Named Marshal for Harrisburg Parade
Dr Stine chosen by Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club to marshal tomorrow’s parade for President Wilson's call. Commonwealth band to perform. 60 local workers to assist. business houses urged to close at 2 AM until parade ends. Traffic officers to manage Market Street route past Market Square to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Brumbaugh
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth Band
Rotary Club
H. M. Stine
Chamber
Muthe
Fry
William Robison
Bowman
McColgin
Marshal Stine
J. Willam Bowman
E. I. McColgin
Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
Stine
Bell
City Grays Veterans Association
First City Suaves
City Grays
Veteran Association
Governors Troop
G. A. Rosts
Sons of Vets
Josph P. Thompson
Harrisburg Soldier Procession Details At Train Station
Chief Zetl urges pedestrians to stay on sidewalks as Harrisburg soldiers are moved to the station. Pennsylvania Railroad names west-end entrance and passenger subway for admission, restricting access to ticketed passengers to ease congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Zetl
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Fourteen Little Girls to Carry Stars and Stripes
Fourteen of Harrisburg's prettiest small girls will carry a great flag at the head of departing guardsmen companies tomorrow. They will wear the white gown cap and armband of the Red Cross nurse as Captain E Laubenstein and Philip German, former color sergeant of the State guard, organize the ceremony.
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Red Cross
Harrisburg
E. Laubenstein
Phillip German
State Guard
Roosevelt League swings to Hughes in New York
Roosevelt Nonpartisan League announces support for Charles E. Hughes after Colonel Roosevelt returns to Sagamore Hill. Secretary Guy Emerson and treasurer T. C. Desmond say 75,000 members may follow their lead, naming notable members Thomas Edison and Owen Wister among supporters.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Langdon
New York
Roosevelt Nonpartisan League
Hughes
Guy Emerson
T. C. Desmond
League
Roosevet Nonpartisan League
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles E. Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Thomas A. Edison
Charles J. Bonapart
Luke E. Wright
Truman Newberry
William Hamlin Chillds
George Ade
Booth Tarkington
Hamlin Garland
Hugh Chalmers
Lawrence Abbott
Owen Wister
Grant $2 650 000 to Families of Guardsmen
A Senate bill introduced by Senator Lee of Maryland seeks an appropriation of 2 650 000 dollars to aid dependents of Federal volunteers and National Guard members. The Interior Department and Pension Bureau would study need and pay dependents up to 30 dollars monthly, with exceptions. House Chairman Hay plans a similar measure with an initial 500 000 dollar appropriation.
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Washington, D. C
National Guard
United States
Lee
Maryland
Committee On Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Pensions
Hay
House Military Committee
Militia to be sent to border without delay
The War Department instructed the East to dispatch militia units to the border as soon as they are reasonably equipped for field service. Colonel Charles R. Noyes at Governor's Island received a telegram directing mustering officers to contact General Funston at the border and arrange departures without unreasonable delay.
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Fisvlweed
Eee
New York
Department of the East
War Department
Charles R. Noyes
Governor's Island
Funston
Amnesty Offered to Exiled Mexicans Except Villa Angeles Diaz
Announcement from Juarez military headquarters says most political exiles under the Carranza regime may return safely. Villa Angeles and Diaz are among leaders reportedly excluded. General Caraveo, once Orozco’s lieutenant, crossed from El Paso to Juarez with his family.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Juarez
Carranza
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Felipe Angeles
Felix Diaz
Oaxaca
Azenis
United States Department of Justice
Marcelo Caraveo
Orozco
Brazil Follows Mexico Crisis With Keen Interest
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazil closely follows the Mexico United States crisis with editorials urging that war be avoided if possible. Officials hope for pacific development of the Americas while recognizing disorder in Mexico may require action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Mexico
Associated Press
Rio Janeiro
United States
Wilson
America
Americans Fleck Mexican Interior in Box Cars Report
Five first class coaches carried Americans to Vera Cruz where they boarded the battleship Nebraska and a transport. An Aguila Oil Company employee arrived in a special coach. Diplomat James Rodgers was due with refugees from Fear Del Monte and Pachuca in 12 boxcars. Arbitration is believed likely to settle U S Mexico tension.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Nebraska
Aguila Oil Company
James Rodgers
United States
Mexico City
Fear del Monte
Pachuca
Mexico
Governor Brumbaugh Visits Troop Armories Before Gretna Move
Governor Brumbaugh toured the cavalry and infantry armories with his private secretary, praising the troopers and thanking Captain Jack for their readiness. Recruits arrived, ex‑members offered to enlist, and messages ending with four leaf clover notes appeared in armory mail.
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George C. Jack
Brumbaugh
William Ball
Police
Captain Jack
David McConnell
Mexico
Twelfth Cavalry
Kant Koons
Edgar C. Hummel
Mt. Gretna
Susie
Paul E. Kurzenknabe
Pittsburgh
Infantry
Company I
New Cumberland
Earl
Charles
Phillip Bickley
Colonel Finney
Owen
Officers Assigned to Staff of Major Clement
General orders assign officers to Major General Clement s staff including Jef feries Wandling Rhoads Berntheizel Arnold Crookston Foster Sterling Watson and others. Camp staff duties listed for June 24 with Pusey Williams Trexler Anshutz etc. Cape Dane fire chiefs announce all fire companies will escort local military units to the Pennsylvania Railroad station.
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Clement
Samuel W. Jefferies, Sr
Frank M. Wandling
Samuel W. Rhoads
Cleon N. Berntheizel
Herbert A. Arnold
William Judd Crookston
Samuel Ple. Foster
Walter ¢. Sterling
Richard W. Watson
Fred Taylor Pusey
Adjutant General's Department
Howard §. Williams
Ordnance Department
Harry C. Trexler
Lewis A. Anshutz
Frank L. Mueller
Huizinga C. Byers
J. Clyde Miller
Marshal Henderson
Geo. H. Smith
George W. Minds
John M. McCort
Eugene FB. Grim
Jere M. Leaman
J. Roderick Taylor
William ST. Hicks
Quartermaster Corps
TOC
John C. Kindler
Cape Dane
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
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Gretna
United States Guardsmen
Adjutant General
Frank D. Beary
Acd
Cap
Benjamin C. Tilghman
Third Infantry
H. S. Williams
Guard
Capitol
Front Royal
Cerritos
Hachita
Barranc
Columbus
Ascension
San Pedro
Tuluaca
Eming
Barri
Val
Animas
Juare
Seneca
Medanos
VILLA —_ AHUMADA
Terrazas
Fi Liss
Euego
Hua
IPA
DR. Stine
Villa
Angeles
Diaz
Miller & Kades
U.S
Lawa
Gibson Products
Gibson
Miller G@ Kades
Furniture Department Store
North Market Square
Cavalry
Mt.Gretna
Charles Kline
Roberts
Mandalay
Jack
Ball
M. Copelin
Harry H. Baker
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