Regiments May Be Ordered Direct to Border From New York
Seventieth and Seventy first regiments reportedly planned to go directly to the Mexican border instead of Beekman camp. troops near war strength may serve on border patrol while being prepared for Mexico. Denials and conflicting orders followed as reports said other units would mobilize at Beekman.
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Mexico
New York
Heckman
Theth Infantry
Brooklyn
Ted
Veedar
Wome
Galveston
Sumnee
Newport News
Kittrick
Panama
Kenry S&s. Sternberger
N. O' Ryan
Fourteenth Infantry
Kiyn
J . Foote
Feeksk
Seventy-first
Esterday
Seventyfret
Cnt
Methodist Episcopal Rch
Hth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Whit Nan
Fifth Avenue
Fisk
Union League Club
Thirty
Ninth Street
Sixty-seventh Street
Fifth Venue
Ark
Lexington Avenues
Uadron
Ninetyfourth Street
Madison Avenue
van Cortlandt Park
van Cortlandt Camp
Veteran officers get commissions for state guard
Adj Gen Stotesbury left Albany for Peekskill and Beekman as he prepares for mobilization duties on the Mexican frontier. Governor Whitman praised recruiting and war-strength progress, with typhoid prophylaxis and transfer of property readiness for federal service as depot units are organized.
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New York Times
Alprany
State Guard
Adj
Stotesbury
Peekskill and Beekman
Whitman
Nder
Hay Resolution Drafts National Guard for War Service
The House introduced a War Department resolution authorizing the President to draft the National Guard and organized militia into U S military service for emergencies. It outlines unit formation, officer appointments, and rank rules amid foreign and domestic threat considerations.
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New York Times
Washington
War Department
United States
House
Hay
Military Affairs Committee
House Rules Committee
Capitol
National Guard
District of Columbia
Senate
Regular Army
Marine Corps
Army
Military Service
City Stations Busy as Volunteers Recruited for War
Regular army recruiters report over 100 new volunteers in the city in three days, doubling last week’s tally. Some 690 men have applied district wide since Monday, with about one in six accepted. Recruits must meet War Department standards, be 18 or have parental consent if younger, and National Guard members need discharge papers. Major Walsh praised the week’s results amid ongoing Guard recruitment.
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Regular Army
War Department
National Guard
Walsh
Play in Colorado at Rocky Mountain Park
Advertisement announces a Colorado auto trip from Denver to Rocky Mountain National Park with the Rock Island Lines. Travel Bureau location 1288-C Broadway offers information and planning assistance for the trip.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Denver
Rock Island Lines
Travel Bureau
Broadway
Plan food exchange to supply the army plan food exchange to supply the army
War Department officials push a wartime food exchange among big dealers to curb price inflation and protect the public and army. Congress may be asked to permit buying without bids with reserves and bonds to prevent market disruption. George W. Burleigh and Col. A Smith back the plan as a preparedness measure.
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War Department
Department
Congress
George W. Burleigh
Burleigh
New York
Yale Battery Roll Call Amid Yard Drill Forenoon
Yale batteries held a roll call in the college yard before dismissal for a drill. Professors Hiram Bingham and Edward B. Reed have enlisted, with Reed joining a battery. Many famed undergraduates were among the rookles observed today.
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New Haven
Yale
College Yard
Hiram Bingham
Edward B. Reed
Up-State Troops Ordered to Camp Whitman Mobilization
Up-State mounted troops move to Camp Whitman by next Tuesday night except the Second and Fourth Ambulance Companies stationed in Syracuse and Rochester. The Fourteenth of Brooklyn joins Saturday for small arms practice before mobilization. Regiments from Albany Syracuse Rochester Utica and Binghamton converge, as officials report full mobilization readiness and local merchants grant leaves with pay for volunteers.
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New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
Syracuse
Rochester
Camp Whitman
New York City
Brooklyn
Whitman
Second Field Hospital
Albany
Binghamton
First Cavalry
Avon
Utica
First Field Artillery
New York
Arthur F. Townsend
Henrys.sternberger
J. Leslie Kincaid
Inspector General
Olonel
O’ryan
O' Ryan
John Finley
Military Training Commission
O'Ryan
Finley
George J. Fisher
Rugby Road
International Y M. Co. A
Stotesbury
Francis V. L. Hoppin
Sing Sing
Edward R. Maloney
Nathaniel B. Thurston
Frederick M. Waterbury
Juarez Evacuated as Army Prepares Border Defense
Evacuation of Juarez completed as American and Carranza forces shift to border defense. Reported troop movements, wireless tower destruction, and plans to station two National Guard brigades from the Rocky Mountain district along the border. Tension rises amid Carrizal clash reports and censorship tightening at Columbus and Nogales.
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Carranza
Juarez
Casas Grandes
el Paso
Carrizal
Bell
Genovevo Rivasa
Felix Gomez
Francisco Gonzales
Villa Ahumada
Gonzales
Chihuahua
Mexico
Rocky Mountain District
Juarea
Interior
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza Army of the of
Chihuahua City
American Soldier Killed by Guard at Naco Water Plant
At Naco Arizona a watchman William Humphrey was exonerated by a coroner's jury after firing on advancing US infantrymen at 2 AM. Five others were wounded including Private Powell Walter and Private Rogoya John G. both in serious condition. Humphrey testified he mistook soldiers for bandits as identities were unclear.
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Naco
Ariz
William Humphrey
Humphrey
Powell Walter Fr
Rogoya
John G
Condioven Serous
Engineers Push Work at Camp Whitman in New York
Spectal to The New York Times reports Camp Whitman near Beekman, New York, struggles to ready for July mobilization of 20 000 militiamen. Colonel Lucas leads 800 engineers in building water supply, a railroad spur, reinforced mud roads, and extensive clearing. Despite progress, water, transport, and provisioning remain major hurdles delaying border mobilization until late July.
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New York Times
Camp Whitman
Lucas
Twenty-second Engineers
Camp Whittman
New York State
Lucay
Kamp Whitman
Sixty-ninth Infantry
Soldiers of Company F suffer wounds in desert action
Reports describe wounds among Pittson, Hains, Martin, and Stevenson of Company F Fourteenth United States Infantry after an incident at a fort and a nearby guard fire. A watchman opened fire on approaching soldiers, then fled before surrendering. DOUGLAS Ariz June 22 two foreigners and one American killed in a clash with thirteen Mexican soldiers near Cienega Fria.
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Fourteenth United States Infantry
S. Hains
R Yan Spine
Rogoya
Fort Huachuca
Aris
Humphrey
Martin
Douglas
Ariz
United States
Cienega Fria
Arizpe
Sonora
Agua Prieta
P. Elias Calles
Presidente Municipal O Arispe
Nacozart
Arig
James Park
A. K Dicn
Norton Hand
Nacozari
Mesages
Camp Work Accelerates At Beacon Amid Sandy Wells
Crews clear sand from six wells at Beacon camp while screens are ordered. Two 5,000 gallon tanks arrive for installation as pumping gear and an eight mile piping system are planned. Hardships from distant Warnsport facilities slow progress as officers hire horses and draft animals. Colonel Lucas says ten motor trucks plus draft horses will arrive soon, with a chauffeurs corps of twenty to operate them in two shifts.
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Beacon
Lucas
Dudley Olcott Resigns VP Post to Lead Battery Unit
Dudley Olcott 2d resigns as vice president of the Central Trust Company to devote his time to the Twenty second Engineers First Armored Motor Battery drill at Fort Washington Avenue and 168th Street. Captain Henry G Montgomery also leaves active business to join the unit as officers announced include First Sergeant E A H Watson and several sergeants, corporals, and staff.
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Twenty-second Engineers
Fort Washington Avenue
168Th Street
Armored Motor Battery
Dudley Olcott
Central Trust Company
Henry G. Montgomery
Buninens
E. A. H. Watson
M. de 3. Verdi
Seth Barton French
A. Gardner
Ff. P. Freuinghuyeen
P.O . Thebaud
H. C. Schwab
G. L. Redmond
W. L. Ralston
George Peabody
F. L. G. Page
J. C. Outwater
J. F. Bechert
R. Lawrence
H. R. Naylor
J. C. Converse
Boyd
F. A. Buell
A. G. Chapple
W. R. Witherall
Eric 8. Winaton
H. R. Wilson, Jr
Jersey Guard Recruits Rush to Front Despite Lacking Gear
In New Jersey, about 1000 National Guard recruits remain unequipped at camp while soldiers press to mobilize. Maj Gen Leonard Wood’s call and the claim of being first to mobilize fuel confidence. Officials expedite tentage from existing units as Adjt Gen Sadler seeks rushed gear from higher command.
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New York Times
Fielder
Sea Girt
M. J
New Jersey National Guard
Jersey
Leonard Wood
Medera
Adjt
Wilbur F. Sadler
Milla
Washington
Mexican firefight leaves two soldiers wounded and one killed
A clash described as Mexican gunfire results in one soldier killed and another wounded. Returning fire reportedly kills one Mexican and fatally wounds another while a third man escapes.
Militia Reinforcements Arrive to Ease Nogales Tension
A battalion of the Arizona militia and 330 regular infantry arrived at Nogales under Major W. K. Jones to reinforce 1,500 troops. News that 2,000 Mexicans at Lomas left toward Cananea relieved anxiety as border guards tighten. Consul Simpich urged action to locate Cananea Copper Co. manager Wiswell amid rising cross border alarm.
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Nogales
Ariz
Arizona
Fourteenth Regular Infantry
W. K. Jones
Lomas
Cananea
United States
Frederick Simpich
Delgado
Calles
Charles E. Wiswell
Cananea Copper Company
Tucson
Wilson
Carri
Warships Set Sail From San Diego For Mexican Waters
The cruiser Milwaukee and the destroyer Whipple arrived in San Diego today and will depart for Mexican waters tomorrow with coal and supplies. The destroyer Stewart at San Pedro is due Sunday and likely to head south Monday with the cruiser Maryland.
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San Diego
Cal
Milwaukee
Whipple
Stewart
San Pedro
South
Maryland
Troops Move Toward Cananea After Nogales Riots Threat
A telegram from General P Elias Calle, Military Governor of Sonora, said 2000 soldiers en route to Cananea would reach Lomas, four miles south of Nogales, early today to prevent rioting by 8000 mining men.
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Nogales
E Consul
P. Elias Calle
Sonora
Cananea
Lomas
Rush troops rush to halt raid near Rio Grande City
Nine officers and 286 men of the Twenty-eighth Infantry were hurried from their post in Texas to Fort Ringgold in Rio Grande City after reports that Mexican bandits threatened the town. A machine gun company accompanied the force.
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Mission
Texas
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Ringgold
Rio Grande City
Flee from Arizona border as ranchers flee raids
More than twenty American families fled their homes near the San Pedro boundary south of Arizona after threats of Mexican raids to seize horses and supplies. refugee reports say Mexican soldiers at Del Rio Sonora boasted they could raid with no U S troops in the district as autos from Tombstone and Bisbee carried residents away.
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Ariz
San Pedro
Arizona
del Rio
Sonora
Bisbee
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William F. Wall
Seventh Regiment
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
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Henry H. Brooks
Medical Corps
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Edward B. Bruch
Lynn W. Thompson
Francis R. Stoddard, Jr
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42Nd Street
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