Great Throng Lines Streets As Militia Marches To Station
Middletown today witnessed the largest military mobilization in its history as New York State National Guard units and Medical Department members departed from Wickham avenue for Camp Wintmar. Thousands cheered as troops boarded special trains bound for camps and the Mexican border, while railroad officials arranged extra passes to accommodate departures.
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Newburgh Militia Depart for Camp Whitman
June 27 Companies E and L First Regiment left for Camp Whitman aboard three passenger coaches two flat cars and a milk car. The mayor and city manager led the procession with Moore Camp 2nd Spanish War Veterans as escorts. Soldiers packed loaded and readied wagons for the early start. Thousands visited the armory the night before to bid farewell as crews moved gear and provisions for a two week training before border duty. Reveille woke troops at first light as officers coordinated final prep before departure.
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Dr Katherine B Davis proposes girls school site
Dr Katherine B Davis former commissioner of correction of New York city outlined a plan to establish a girls school of correction in this section. Her remarks at New Hampton cornerstone exercises highlighted the need for a nearby institution and she intends to mobilize support soon. She currently chairs the parole commission.
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Katherine B. Davis
Dr. Davis
Valuable Angora Killed in Collision Near Liberty Street
Caprice a large blue tabby Persian cat owned by Mrs William Tyrell of 40 Liberty Street was killed Monday evening by a touring car owned and driven by a neighbor. Miss Caprice was pedigreed and the most valued of a collection of eight Persian cats.
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Growing crisis as Carranza replies to US ultimatum
The United States faces a deepening rift with Mexico as Carranza may reject American demands. Latin American ministers report a hostile note, while the State Department awaits the Mexican reply to the Chihuahua prisoners matter. The White House plans for Congress and reviews Pershing and Funcston reports as troop movements intensify at the border.
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Carranza
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Mexico City
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