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Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

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Militia Prepared to March at Noon Amid President Call

Local detachments ready for instant orders to respond to President Wilsons call as the United States National Guard mobilizes for service along the Mexican border. Middletown officials and guardsmen rush preparations at the armory while telephones stay hot and rumors swirl about troop movements.

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Lines Show American Positions in Mexico and Border

The map marks American forces from El Paso to Casas Grandes with a black line, and Mexican positions with a dotted line. It shows Pershing’s base at Namaquipa and routes to Coloma Dublin and others, with naval options for Atlantic and Pacific operations and a Pacific fleet ordered into Mexican waters.

Mexico Carranza Treons el Paso Coloma Dublin Casas_ Grandes Namaquipa Pershing Atlantic Pacific

Troops Trains Through Middletown En Route to Chicago

United States regular troops moving through Middletown on Erie Pullman trains toward Chicago, with Massachusetts coast artillerymen among those transported to the Mexican border. Crowds gathered at James Street depot as trains passed, soldiers in khaki waved handkerchiefs and called to onlookers.

United States Erie Cass Wilson Massachusetts Coast New England Campbell Hall Middletown Chicago Santa Fe Railroad

Federation Plans Annual Meeting of Women’s Clubs

The Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday, June 21 at 2:30 PM in the chapel of First Presbyterian Church. Delegates’ biennial convention reports will be heard, with a social and business program by the Music Club. Vocal and piano solos precede refreshments at the close. members are urged to attend.

Federation of Women’s Clubs First Presbyterian Church Music Club Ethel Stern Mary Bradley C. Macardell

Local Men Responding to Wilsons Gall for Militia

The officers and men of Company I First Infantry N G list includes Black Captain H J Steedman First Lieutenant Vernon Second Lieutenant Korschen First Sergeant J H Wilson Q M Sergeant C F Radzinsky and sergeants corporals musicians and privates in a full muster. The Medical Department roster follows Captain M A Stivers First Lieutenant J J Shelter Sergeants Charles L Redfield Herbert B Royce Privates Loren J Babcock Ralph P Bull George N Cham pers Joan J Dorman Frank E Featherston Joseph J Holland Frank A Imholz William T Inholz Jot 5 Jackson Fred M Knufen Charles W Kroger Umberto Mancuso Robert S Mullaney Ed Millen Jr Alsorious J B Meauchie Arthur T St John T Leo Sperr fechter Wilson C Van Duzer Nelson W Wood LeGrand G Markle.

C. H. Jones F .D. Thorne J. H. Stitt J. L. Burnett Cook C. J. Pickard N. A. Potter B. Mo Greene C. W. Carey J_ 6 Adams, Jr Anthony Alita H. T. Banker J. H. Bagley R. V. Benter J. S_ bemwar F. J. Bookstaver C_ H Smith A. A. Swinton J. E. Ternilliger F. B. Tuthitl William Vogel, Jr L. M. Wallace F. Wengenroth Philip Wern J. A. Wieht B. Winner W. A. L. Wood L. W. Wakeman Medical Department First Infantry N. G M. A. Stivers J. J. Shelter Charles L Redfield Herbert B. Royce Loren J. Babcock Ralph P. Bull George N. Champers Joan J. Dorman Frank E. Featherston Joseph J. Holland Frank A. Imholz William T. Inholz Jackson Fred M. Knufen Charles W. Kroger Umberto Mancuso Robert S Mullaney Ed. Millen Jr. Alorsious J. B Meauchie Arthur T. St. John T. Leo Sperrfechter Wilson C van Duzer Nelson W. Wood LeGrand GC. Markle

Mobilization of National Guard for Mexican border action

The Times-Press reports President Wilsen ordered the entire National Guard, including all state units, to serve on the Mexican border. Middletown detachments may be mobilized and sent to the camp, border, or Mexico. Captain Mo A. Stivers and Private Ralph P. Bull will represent the paper at the mobilization and border efforts.

Wilsen Natonal Guard Associated Press Times-Press Middletown Mexico Mo A. Stivers Medical Department Hospital Corps Ralph P. Bull Times-Press Reportorial Sia Washington War Department Hy International United States Carranza State Department Louis Dentine Denting Lansing Arredondo Alexico Dantine Wen Mexico City Wilson Congress White House National Guard For Border Service Army Navy War College Atexico Pershing National Guard United States Service Oregon Georgia Maine Massachusetts Imduana Montana Colorado Idaho Tineis North Dakota Ioa Virginia Washinogton Mississippi Michigan Tennessee Vermont New York Seergiaty Lansing Aexico Amternational Baker

Hughes Confers On Chairmanship In New National Committee

New York June 19 Charles E Hughes arrived from Washington today to confer on the organization of the new national committee and the election of a chairman is set for 2:30. It is officially announced that Wilhan R Wilcox and Willam Loeb Sr have virtually been eliminated. Joseph Schaap has bought his third Overland touring car from the Central Garage.

New York Charles E. Hughes Washington Joseph Schaap

Second Note to Austria Demands Apology and Reparation

Washington June 19 The second note to Austria-Hungary regarding the Austrian submarine attack on the American tanker Petroliie is being coded for immediate transmission. It is understood the note demands an apology and reparation. Miss Pfluke's Father Ill Ona Pfluke Leaves for Utica for her father's illness.

Washington Austria-Hungary Petroliie

National Guard Mobilizes for Mexico Border Duty

The national guard across many states is mobilizing for border service amid rising tensions with Mexico. Secretary Baker seeks to expand militia readiness immediately, and New York militiamen begin assembling in armories for rapid deployment.

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