Meeting to Raise Funds for Local Family Support Band
An organization plans a fundraising meeting to establish a group supporting families and dependants in the city. The effort aims to create a local body that will undertake tasks for those in need and ensure open access to assistance requested by residents.
Cr ebule Takes: Col Rado Bride and Warsm ii
In a fragmented item the note mentions a city street and friends amid a war context. Names and clear facts are sparse, but the fragment hints at a marriage or romance arc within a wartime setting and local ties.
Postponed Camp for Boys at Peekskill Abandoned
Peekskill camp planned for August to September was definitively abandoned due to militia mobilization. General George Wingate announced that lack of training officers and equipment forced the decision, with Guard gear needed for the militia making borrowing or buying impossible.
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Peekskill
George Wingate
Wingate
Parade Creates Patriotism as Co I Recruits Swell Rank
A New York City parade last night for Company I and its Medical Corps recruits drew large crowds. The march began at 6:45 from the Armory with a route through Highland avenue West Main James Street Depot Street Orchestra Court Franklin Square North Street Wickham Avenue and back. The 24th Band then played a concert in front of the Armory. Recruiting enthusiasm surged as 29 men were sworn in since Monday night and 12 more expected today. Captain Steedman said full war strength depends on orders to march and Camp Beekman awaits. German American Turnerbund sent a bouquet in appreciation of the company’s efforts.
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New York
Armory
Highland Avenue
Estreen
James” Street
Depot Street
Orcha
Franklin
North Street
Wickham
Co.i
el Medical Corps
Hu Ji
Steedman
Whitman
Camp Beekman
Robert H. Lawrence
Gordon B. Hing
David
Ralph L- Ladue
John J. Cos
Fred. Schonecker
Grant
Aison
Charies
Joseph
St. John, James
D. Cox
Charies J. Verdun
Fletcher
L. Wagner
James G. Horton
George E
Roscoe Decker
Edwin Hank
Samuel D. Livngston
Rudolph Studer
Circleville
Stars and Stripes
Eugene Finkenauer
George Huhn
Each Guardsman Prepares 40 Pound Pack For Camp
The dispatch lists standard issue for Company E including olive drab uniform, gun and bayonet with 100 rounds, woolen shirt, canvas leggings, tan shoes, web belt, blanket, poncho, entrenching tool, first aid packet, shelter tent, poles and pegs, haversack with knife fork spoon, two canoes sacks, one bottle canteen with cup. Total weight stated as 40 pounds per guardsman.
Soldiers Petition to Fund Presentation of Flag
A petition organized by M L C Sliter and supported by Meror Thompson seeks funds to present a flag to departing soldiers of the First Regiment, No Goer Guard of New York. Contributions are collected at the Times-Press office with names and amounts to be added.
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Mlc
Sliter
Meror Thompson
Times-Press
New
York
Highway funds distributed to New York counties
Albany June 21 report on the first distribution of combined automobile and motorcycle registration receipts. Orange County receives 969.50 for highways from half of county auto license fees, following May to date, with the rest allocated to New York City and other counties for highway improvements. Secretary Hugo notes rising auto registrations with a forecast of over 40 million licenses statewide by next January.
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Albany
Jume
Orange
Hugo
New York City
Hugo Leno
Feoundless
New York State
Judge Royce Couldn't Act In Newburgh Court
In Newburgh June 21 attorneys Fowler and McCord pursued civil actions of Nicoll against Gross in County Court. Judge Seegers could not sit, seeking substitutes. Judge Arnold from Dutchess agreed to preside for the afternoon after delays. Case concerns Isaac Nicoll v Louis Gross over a $12.76 promissory note for goods in Blooming Grove. Also notes birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Glendenan of Beattle Avenue.
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Newburgh
Fowler
McCord
Nicoll
Gross
Seegers
Herbert B. Royce
Middletown
Rorges
Blooming Grove
Charles
Isaac
Adder
May Graduate 1917 Officers From U S Army Academy
San Antonio reports May 21 1917 sees the U S Army Academy class of officers graduate with 1917. Brigadier General Pershing prepares for border action as Mexican forces under Carranza move toward the American line. Reports from Columbus Mexico indicate 17 000 Mexican troops are converging. Army plans include four infantry regiments and two cavalry regiments at Fort Sam Houston.
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U. S. Academy
Ay Internationsl News Service
San Antonio
Geni Trevino
Pershing
Jn A ‘Disputch
Columbus
XX. M
Ted
Efy Xnaniquipa
Funston
War Department
Lonce
Funstei
New York
Tilioss Alry
Aguaco
Matamoros
Carranza
Vaile
Mexico City
Carrenza
Washington
Sant
San’ Diego
Rodgers
I Cruzang
War Colleges
O Crean
Whitman
Camp Whitman
Staf
O'Ryan
Sing Sing
Bhemeera' Zaroine
Texas
Fort San Houston
United States
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Ruth Street
Northi Street
Breese
Henrietta Marion
William
Glendennan
Beattle Avenue
Illinois
Lansing
Mexico
Fearis
America
Guzman
Presidio
Ojinaga