Nine Days of Toil for State Cavalry
New York National Guard cavalry to undergo nine days of intensive field training at Montauk Point under Capt. Lincoln C. Andrews. The program includes mounted and dismounted drills, field firing with ball cartridges, reconnaissance, and camp management to prepare for war conditions. A provisional 108-man troop and a machine gun platoon will participate, with 60 officers observing and horses sent from New York regiments all mobilized for the exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln C. Andrews
United States Cavalry
Cuba
Philippines
New York National Guard
Montauk Point
John F. O'Ryan
Andrews
A. E. Phillipes
Tenth
New York Cavalry
Flatbush Avenue
Long Island Railroad
D&c
Webber Injured in Attack. Witness Safety Tightened
Webber remains hospitalized after a Saturday stabbing near the Rosenthal murder case. Doctors report no alarming symptoms yet and expect recovery, though the assailant is at large. Police guard key witnesses as prosecutors monitor potential impact on forthcoming trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webber
Becker
Whitman
Captain Peter Martin Earns 20 Years With Life Savers
A crowd gathered on the East River foot at Broome Street to honor Captain Peter Martin and his six crew with the Volunteer Life Savers on the twentieth anniversary of his duty. The ceremony featured Captains J. J. Coakley J. J. O'Neil and Stein aiding the tribute as a sandwiched table and glasses were laid on the pier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Martin
Broome Street
East River
Martin
J. J. Coakley
J. J. O'Neil
Stein
State socialism study tour to Australasia by manufacturers group
A National Association of Manufacturers committee sails from San Francisco on July 1 to tour Australia and New Zealand to study modified state socialism. Members include John Kirby Jr and David M. Parry. Dr Albert Snowden notes disputes and aims to assess impacts of policies such as compulsory arbitration and government programs on industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Manufacturers
San Francisco
Australa
New Zealand
John Kirby, Jr
Dayton
Ohio
David M. Parry
Indianapolis
N Nation
Albert A. Snowden
Commission
Australia
Ee Hain Aia
Australasia
Letter Carriers Plan Picnic in Union Hill Park
The New York Letter Carriers Association will hold its annual picnic in Schuetzen Park Union Hill New Jersey on July 4. Proceeds from an unusually attractive entertainment will be applied to the sick and death benefit fund. Invitations have been sent to postmasters congressmen and other officials throughout New York and New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Letter Carriers’ Association
Schuetzen Park
Union Hill
N. J
Newersey
Laundry dangers of harsh drying formulas on skin and hair
A warning about using aggressive drying agents like laundry 80. The note cautions such products can irritate skin and damage hair, suggesting avoidance and safer alternatives.
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Masnn
NEW York Real Estate Security CO
Broadway
7Th Ave
Lee Tire & Rubber Co
National Guard
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
87Th Street
Franklin Street
Grees
Shanley
44Th Street
29Th-30th Street
Brokaw Brothers
Astor Place
Fourth Avenue
Subway
California
High
Sierras
Won Ochs Acoad
Colorado Rockies
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Beeet
Tae
Croadway
New Fork York
Pic
5Th Ave
Cor
Hudson Terminal Bidg
Church St
Jackson Bidg
Chicago
Walpole Bros
Irish St Manufacturers
Oun Ssiemanell
Fifth Avenue
London
Dublin
Belfast
Melbourne
Waringstown
Ireland
Brill
Chambers St
49Th St
Cortlandt ‘St
Greenwich
125Th Street
Union Square
14Th Street
Ali
Toliet
Baltimore
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