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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1916

Page

3

Ishii denies Japan will arm Mexico in crisis

Tokyo officials say Japanese government will not supply munitions to Mexico as tensions with the United States rise. Baron Ishii, Japan’s foreign minister, says arms to Mexican factions are out of the question and private firms seldom ship weapons abroad. He notes Japan’s focus on pacific trade and warns against interference in the American theater.

Tokio Esid Baron Ishii Associated Press Thal Japan Mexico United States China Miniter America Pacific Baron Ixhii Ramon Iturbe Carranza General Iturbe Ohta Washington Otta Manuel Romero M. C. Tellez Ice Villa Tellez General Huerta Mitsui Company Russia Mexico In October, 1915 In Regard To General Iturbe Sefior Telfez Spain Sefior Tellez Romero Salina Cruz Asano Foo Khing-tal Nippon Yusen Kaisha Japan Mail Steamship Company New York Vanama San Francisco Boston Nichi Nichi Shimbun Berlin E Mitsui Company

Refutes Charges of Obregon Bribe and U.S. Interference

Mexico City reports government officials reject comment on the Carranza note. cabinet ministers vow no expeditions cross the border and orders target invading forces. An alleged offer of unlimited money to Obregon, via an American banking interest, is described as aimed at influencing the government.

New York Mexico City Mexico United States el Paso Obregon Obrego Brown General Scott Arredondo Scott Trevino Pershing

Informal propositions discussed with Mexican Foreign Relations

Secretary of Foreign Relations in Mexico City notes informal proposals from Mr. X regarding government affairs. He cites the low value of a new currency issue within thirty days as evidence of insufficient financial standing. He requests a brief reply and mentions U S government support for Mr. Y's people.

Mexico City Washington

Obregon Declines to Comment on El Paso Conference Money Claim

Major Gen. Hugh L. Scott, Chief of Staff, read the Mexican City statement alleging an American banking representative offered Obregon a large sum to influence papers. He reviewed it and said, Pooh, he declined to say another word about it.

Carranza General Obregon Mexico City Amador Spain Switzerland Portugal Sweden United States Mexico Obregon Obresen Juan N. Amador New York Times Washington Hugh L. Scott el Paso

Equipment Shortage for New York National Guard Recruits

Army and National Guard officials say 2000 plus New York guardsmen lack uniforms as mobilization proceeds. Supply issues stem from War Department allocations and storage, with full equipment expected when recruits enter camps. Some recruits report buying personal gear while stocks await distribution at camps and depots.

Regular Army National Guard New York War Department Seventh Fifth Avenue Forty-second Street Adjt Bostwick State Arsenal New York Guard Camp Whitman United States Army Philadelphia Army Loggins New Jersey Sea Girt Washington National Guards New Jersey Guard Sea Girl

Escape From Puerto Mexico Sparks Galveston Anxiety

Reports from Galveston dated June 2 indicate twelve locals and two Houstonians have taken refuge aboard the gunboat Wheeling near Puerto Mexico. Cables say the group is safe on board for transport to Galveston, amid reports of armed Zapatista forces nearby and potential local hostilities.

Galveston Texas Puerto Mexico Gal

Mexican Major Arrested After Coat Found at Scene

Jesus Mario Cerda a Mexican officer with a commission in Louis de la Rosa's army was arrested in Laredo Texas after a coat found at the San Ygnacio fight on June 15 bore his rank. He confessed his identity and is already indicted on several charges.

Laredo Texas Jesus Mario Cerda Louis de la Rosa San Ygnacio

Mexican agitators detained in El Paso arrest sweep

El Paso police arrested Ramon Sosa and his brother Fernando along with Jose Perez for anti-American propaganda among Mexicans. Fernando Sosa carried a revolver at the time of arrest.

New York Times EL Paso Ramon Sosa Villa Fernando José Perez Fernando Sosa

Government Orders Million Dollars in Military Supplies

The Federal Government ordered about 1,000,000 dollars worth of military necessities to equip up to 100,000 National Guardsmen. Schuylkill Arsenal acts as central depot for Quartermaster purchases. Supplies include blankets, uniforms fabric, hats, gloves, underwear, shoes, and more.

Philadelphia Schuylkill Arsenal Quartermaster's Department

Army shoe contract awarded to two St Louis factories

The War Department awarded two St Louis shoe factories a contract near 1 029 500 dollars for 290 000 pairs of army shoes. The order forms part of the annual army shoe supply.

ST. Louis War Department

Patriotism Opens New York’s Purses for Guardsmen

Recruits rush to the Extra-Military Army of United States Volunteers as employers pledge full or partial salaries to National Guard members called to service. Firms like Southern Pacific, National Lead, Westinghouse, Equitable, Merrill Lynch, and many others promise continued pay, benefits, or job security, while debates arise over government pensions versus private support.

Army of United States Volunteers National Guard Congress Consolidated Gas Company Joseph Williams New York Edison Company Williams J. C. White Acme Foundry Company Mr. Willams John Graham Holbrook Company Mergenthaler Linotype Company Southern Pacific Company Board of Directors National Buard National New York Westinghouse Electric and Manfacturing Company Westinghouse Company Plattsburg Equitable Aetna Morgan G. Bulkley Aetnal Company Connecticut Connecticut National Guard Prudential Insurance Company National Surety Company Vacuum Oil Company Plattaburg George H. Danforth American Bank Note Company Emleves Danforth New York Guard Cushman & Denison Manufacturing Company Hoggson Brothers Boston New Haven Chicago Atlanta Hoggson Harmmond Typewriter Company Bonwit, Teller & Co Thomas A. Jadison, Incorporated Brown Brothers & Co Borden's Condensed Milk Company George «. Fuller Company The Royal Baking Powder Company Lane Bryant Union Taper Company Cowperthwait & Sons Merchants’ National Bank New York Title and Mortgage Company Bernhard Scholle & Co Brooklyn Union Gas Company Flatbush Gas Company Newtown Gas Company Jamaica Gas Light Company Woodhaven Gas Light Merrill, Lynch & Co New York Stock Exchange Guard Army Aviation School EK. W. Bliss Company Brooklyn Liggetts-Riker-Hegeman Company Paige- Detroit Company He Packard Company Westinghouse Church Craft Company Hodgman Rubber Company Otis Elevator Company New York, Ontario & Western Railroad

Oath Taken by O'Ryan Staff Before Camp Whitman Entry

Major General O'Ryan and his staff took the new militia oath under maples at State Camp Peersenal, N Y, amid a 14 man detail. Regiments Seventy first and Second Infantry receive orders to Camp Whitman for mobilization leaving armories Sunday.

New York Times Peersenlal N. Y Baker O' Ryan William H. Steers Medical Corps O’ Ryan Peekskill John Doe Rosemary United States State of New York National Guard The United Stats Willlano UW. Chapin Nathaniel B. Thurston Franklin W. Ward William 38. Terriberry Herbert Shipmen Church of the Heavenly Rest West Point Squadron A Merritt Smith First Field Hospital Thomas Sherman O'Ryan William H. Terriberry Camp Whitman Camp Black Chickamauga Florida Spain Erriberry Territferry Camp Laws Terriberry Camp Whitman

Gen Wood Orders Militia Mobilization For Border

Thousands cheer the Seventh Regiment on Fifth Avenue as Major General Leonard Wood orders rapid mobilization of mobile guard units in the Eastern Department. The Seventh and Seventy-first regiments prepare for border service while crews drill and train for camp deployment at Peekskill and Beekman.

Leonard Wood Army Governor's Island Governors Island New York City Heckman Moe Fifth Avenue Sixty-seventh Thirty-seventh Street Union League Club Thirty-ninth Street Daniel Appleton Seventh Willard C Fisk Reiment Fife Buglers Appleton Thirtyseventh Street Park Lexington Avenue Caeneral Wood Beekman Beekman At & A. M Bates New York Central Sixtieth Street North River

Whitman Here for Two Days Mobilization In Hand

Governor Whitman travels from Albany for a two day visit as New York State troops mobilize. Colonel Howard and staff head to Camp Whitney and Peekskill while Second Field Hospital Company ships out to Beekman. Troop B with seventy five men also sails Sunday with recruits joining upon equipment delivery.

Thirty-third Street Avenue Fifth Avenue Keekman Asm Lexington Avenue Wille Seekmas New York City Brooklyn Field Kincaid O' Ryan van Cortlandt Park Henry S. Sternberger O'Ryan Agg J. T. Loree Delaware & Hudson Railrroad Jores Brooklyn Infants Peekaskill New York Times Albany N. Y Whitman New York Kk. W. Howard Camp Waltman Adjt Stotesbury Chauncey P. Williams Franklin W. Ward O' Ryans Peekskill

States Seek To Buy Guns For Allies War Aid

Illinois reportedly seeks rapid access to field guns and ammunition for the Allies. An appeal to J P Morgan asks foreign buyers consent to surrender ready for delivery artillery. Morgan discusses with the State Department to present the Illinois guard request to European nations.

Illinois J. P. Morgan Morgan State Department Illinois Guard

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