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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1916

Page

5

Navy cruise aims to train civilians for wartime service

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Frank M. D. Roosevelt spoke at the Harvard Club on a plan to enlist 400000 sailors and build a naval reserve to man ships. He cited Lt Gen Leonard Wood and Admiral Helm and described a summer cruise for civilians, with Maine and Kentucky assigned to New York and Plattsburg cited as a model.

Harvard Club Navy Frank M. D. Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Admiral Helm Leonard Wood T. Evans W. B. Tardy Thomas W. @iecum Third Naval District Navy Department Plattsburg Helm Atlantic Reserve Fleet Europe Tish Isles Britain United States Navy United States America Alaska Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Canal Senate Committee On Naval Affairs Revenue Cutter Service Army Transport Service Merchant Maine Kentucky New York Philadelphia Willard Wood Evans and Tardy

Lawyer Accused of Fraud Over Missing Bonds and Policy

Captain Charles Tilden Westcott of the USMC reports eight US Cuba sugar bonds worth 6000 and an insurance policy worth 4000 sent to attorney William Mayne for mortgage payoff help. Mayne was arrested in New Brighton and released on 5000 bail to face Manhattan DA today amid misappropriation accusations. Westcott says bonds were not recovered and Mayne failed to find a market or return the securities.

Charles Tilden Westcott United States Marine Corps West Virginia Swann Ninth Branch Bureau William Mayne New Brighton 8. S Tiernan Mayne Manhattan Westcott United States-Cuba California Portant Agricultural Madgeburg Germany Magdeburg Berlin Frankfurter Zeitung Kausfrau Association of

Germans complain of sugar shortage across beet regions

Reports from Germany indicate a sugar shortage as beet acreage remains low and wartime controls curb consumption. Critics point to government policy and weather as factors, while refiners and traders warn of stock hoarding and looming preserves and meat demand impacts.

Germany Imperial Sugar Bureau von Batocki Berlin M Deburg Frankfurter Zeitung

Germans in Java Complain of Anti German Feeling

A Surabaya merchant reports strong anti German sentiment in the Dutch East Indies in a Hamburg Nachrichten letter. He cites local papers attacking Germans and notes German publications and fundraising totaling nearly 300000 florins for the war effort.

Dutch East Indies Surabaya Java Hamburger Nachrichten Thad Surabayasch Handelsblad Nieuws van den Dag

Soldiers Keep Mails Busy in War Effort

British Postmaster General praised Tommy Atkins as a voracious reader and letter writer as he reported wartime mail volume. More than 450 million letters and 40 million parcels have reached troops, weighing about 1,500 tons weekly, with 900,000 books and magazines also distributed weekly.

Tas New York Times London Tommy Atkins Kent Parous

Disorders Persist in Northern Mexico Amid Protests

Americans urged to stay on the U.S. side as anti American demonstrations flare in Chihuahua San Luis Potosi and Nuevo Leon. Carranza forces struggle to hold areas while tensions rise and calls for a border response intensify. Two Villa followers Francisco Alvarez and Juan Sanchez were hanged in Columbus New Mexico after a March raid.

Villa Washington Mexico Chihuahua San Luis Potosi Nuevo Leon State Department Carranza Saltillo Chihuahua City Monterey General Pershing Baker Funston Whson Columbus N. M New Mexico W. C. McDonald

Deserters Captured and Mexican unrest reported

Ben Arnold and Harry Miller, two U S soldiers, were brought to Juarez from Chihuahua City under guard after deserting from the American expeditionary force. A hospital corps member reported nineteen coffins shipped from Namiquipa to Parral, linked to riots. Eleven Villistas surrendered at Madera and were sent to Chihuahua City for trial.

New York Times EL Paso Texas Ben Arnold Harry Miller United States Juraz Chihuahua City Namiquipa San Antonio United States Hospital Corps Boate Ac Parral Madera Juarez Genero Trevino Eer Chihuahua W. B Ballard Cinco del Mining Company Exico Villa

Battle Near Chihuahua City as Const Roams to Crush Bandits

June 9 dispatches report a 600 band of outlaws camped on the Rio Florido fifty miles south of Parral. General Ignacio Ramos seeks to join with General Jacinto Hernandez to trap the outlaw group led by Calixto Contreras Uribe Beltran and Geronimo Padilla near Torreon De Cana.

Chihuahua City Mexico Rio Florido Parral Ignacio Ramos Los Nieves Jacinto Hernandes Rosario Calixto Contreras Uribe Beltran Geronimo Padilla Nicholas Hernandez Torreon de Cana

Russians In Want Yet Do Not Ask Aid From Abroad

Thomas Whittemore of 471 Park Avenue, recently returned from Russia, praises provincial Zemstrov unions for war relief. He notes refugees, including Jews and Poles, moved across Russia toward the Volga, with Zemstrosffs feeding centers and lodgments tying the vast humanitarian effort, though exact numbers remain unknown.

Thomas Whittemore Park Avenue Russia Tatiana Nikolaevna Committee For War Relief Russian Relief Commission Mr Whittemore Volga Zemstroffs

Russian War Relief Efforts and Mass Displacement

A wartime account describes immense death rates in Russia, massive refugee flows, and the extensive relief work led by a diverse committee headed by Grand Duchess Tatiana Nikolaevna. It notes shelters for children, barracks housing thousands, and government aid for food and medical care. The piece highlights relief through bathing and disinfection, with shipments planned from the United States and preparations for winter.

Russia Tatiana Nikolaevna France Belgium Whittemore

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