Men Get To Camp Whitman Without Uniforms
Camp Whitman New York June 25 Half equipped state troops arrive with shortages of khaki gear and water. Troop H of the First Cavalry detaches to Camp Whitman while the Second Regiment camps at Cornell Farm awaiting water and gear. Equipment delays trigger frustration among officers and guardsmen.
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New York Times
Camp Whitman
Beekman
N. Y
Surof
van Cortlandt Park
Troy
Cornell Farm
Synepent
Poughkeepsie
Cornell Farms
Regimental officers sworn in at Camp Whitman
Colonel Lucas and Colonel Conley were sworn in today at Camp Whitman by Captain Haskell of the regular army. The Twenty second officers were sworn in, with Lucas stating the oath is serious and there is no crawling back. Plans to use Fishkill Creek waters for the camp’s water supply were approved by superiors and the State Health Department. The main task is building a mile long pipe and installing pumps and small tanks.
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Lucas
Conley
Camp Whitman
Haskell
Twenty-second
Fishkill Creek
State Department of Health
New York Troops Prepare Camp at Fort Bliss Border
At Fort Bliss and other camps in El Paso preparations are underway to encamp National Guard units bound for the border. Missouri Kansas and New York troops will join the Camp Fort Bliss site with water mains laid and camp sites marked. Some New York units are expected to be among the first on the border facilitating a Juarez base to front communication line. Illinois regiments also headed to the Texas border will be stationed in the Big Bend area.
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War Department
Camp Whitman
First Cavalry
van Cortlandt Park
Green Haven
Col. McCann
Major Ahearn
Quartermaster's Department
Mess
McCann
Charlies M. Tobin
Tobin
Dl Lucas
Col McCann
Peekskill
Selden Motor Company
New York Times
EL Paso
Texas
Fort Siliss
National Guard
A. P. Watts
Missouri
Kansas
New York
Camp
Fort Bliss
Mexico
Juarez
Big Bend
Fort Aay
Lincoln units prepare to entrain for drill tomorrow
The Fre mont Signal Corps and the First Battalion of the Fourth Regiment Nebraska militia, comprised of Omaha companies and totaling 4 men, will entrain tomorrow. The Lincoln Field Hospital Corps will entrain tonight.
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Lincoln, Neb
Fremont Signal Corps
Fourth Regiment of
Nebraska Militia
Omaha
Field Hospital Corps of
Lincoln
Eyeglasses Bar to Border Service in Camp Whitman Tests
At Camp Whitman near Peekskill New York the medical exam for guardsmen was outlined by Colonel Terriberry. Rejections will include glasses for nonhospital branches and various health and physical criteria, plus a strict eye test. Aviation corps undergoes two days of testing including ear, nerve, and sense of direction. A provisional company of 140 from multiple NYC regiments will report to their units after 48 hours leave. Michael Storam of Sixty ninth was lightly wounded by a bullet in Target 10 but returned to duty.
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New York Times
Peekskill
N. Y
Camp Whitman
Terriberg
Terriberry
Ordnance
Aviation Corps
Ernest C. Dreher
Eloy A. Hobertson
Thirteenth Coast Artillery
Twenty-second
Engneers
New York City
Michael Storam
Sixtyninth Regiment
Fourteenth Regiment
New York
Chapin
Albany
Ward
O' Ryan
Morey Wrote Of Carrizal Fight From Army Headquarers
Wireless message from Mrs Morey in Austin reports Captain Morey back on the line with two men safe near Carrizal. The note suggests he was rescued by search squadrons after the battle, with details uncertain. President Wilson and army officials awaited fuller reports while emphasizing Morey as the senior surviving Tenth Cavalry officer.
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Gram
Army
Meyer
Ojo Federico
General Pershing
San Luis Ranch
Morey
Boyd
Pershing
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Wilson
Carranza
Mediation sought as Pan-American talks loom
Reports from Buenos Aires and Pan-American buildings describe expected mediation offers to Secretary Lansing after memorial services for Yuan Shih-kai. Diplomats foresee Carranza’s stance being tested while observers warn against U.S. force and urge restraint amid border tensions.
Mexican Foreign Office denies mediation offers
Mexico City June 23. Official declaration from the Foreign Office refutes reports that General Carranza head of the de facto government rejected mediation offers from Costa Rica and El Salvador to calm U S relations. The Foreign Minister says Latin American republics have shown friendly attitudes and disparages U S papers for misrepresentation and manufactured news.
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Mexico City
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Costa Rica
Salvador
Foreign Office
Aguilar
Cer
South American Press Supports U.S. Policy on Mexico
Editorial in Journal O Paiz of Rio de Janeiro on June 25 endorses U.S. aim to defend its territory and citizens without using Mexico's unrest as a pretext for imperialism, warning against eroding American authority and confidence in the Americas.
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Rio Janeiro
O’paiz
United States
Mexico
America
Trooper Recalls Carrizal Fight and Planned Massacre
Private Sam H. Harris of C Troop Tenth Cavalry arrived at the border with bullet wounds from the Carrizal engagement. He testified that comrades had no idea Mexicans planned a massacre and described the clash details in Columbus New Mexico on June 25.
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Columbus
N. M
Sam H. Harris
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Major Gens Scott and Bliss Lead General Staff Update
Washington dispatch reports continued briefing from Major Generals Scott and Bliss of the General Staff on forthcoming operations. The two officers outline strategic aims and anticipated troop movements in a briefing from the capital.
Peaceful solution urged to save American honor and civilization
The statement argues that the United States could reach a peaceful settlement to preserve national honor and civilization, emphasizing diplomacy over conflict and appealing to restraint in a time of tension. It frames peace as essential to upholding American values and world standing.
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United States
Da Gama To Head To Capital For Mediation Talks
Brazilian Ambassador to the United States Senior Domicio Da Gama, staying at his Long Branch summer home, declined to discuss mediation plans by Latin American envoys in the U S Mexico hostilities but indicated he would likely travel to Washington the next day.
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N. J
Domicio da Gama
United States
Mexico
Washington
Spain Urges US Intervention to Restore Mexican Order
Madrid press argues for United States intervention to stabilize Mexico and protect 300,000 Spaniards there. Public opinion stresses urgency, noting Spaniards would suffer business losses and ruin without order while Spain favors peace but offers no official move yet.
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United States
Mexico
Paris
Madrid
The
Temps
Alfonso
Spain
Bryan Hesitates on Mediation Plan
Special to The New York Times Kansas City June 25 William Jennings Bryan hesitates to join a three man arbitration panel proposed by the American Union Against Militarism to mediate U S Mexico tensions. He would need presidential sanction and says an official move now may not advance the cause though he supports efforts to avoid rupture.
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New York Times
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
United States
Mexico
Bryan
Yates Center
Kan
Minneapolis
David Starr Jordan
Frank P. Walsh
American Union
Walsh
William Jennings Bilyan
el Paso
Modesto
Rolland
New York
el Pano
Atl
Sefior Rojas
Mexico City
Captain Boyd's Body Sought by Telegraph Letter
A Rye Beach correspondent asks The New York Times to urge President Wilson to demand the return of Captain Charles T. Boyd of the Tenth Cavalry, killed in action with Carranza forces, stating they are not at war with Mexico and appealing for assistance.
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NEW York Times
Rye Beach
N. H
Bell
Charles T. Boyd
Tenth Cavalry
Va. S. A
Wilson
Carranea
Captain Boyd
Mexico
John Schroers
Campaign to recover Captain Boyd’s body grows in Washington
Washington June 2 The teleg raphic appeal by Mrs John Schroers to The New York Times demanding the Carranza government return the body of her son in law Captain Charles T Boyd Troops Tenth Cavalry killed at Carrizal was brought to Secretary of State Lansing and Secretary of War Baker tonight Both cabinet members asserted every possible step would be taken to obtain the return of Captain Boyd They stated that
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New York Times
Washington
John Schroers
Carranza
Charles T. Boyd
Tenth Cavalry
Carrizal
Lansing
Baker
Boyd
Vanderbilt wife funds ambulance train for guard
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt offered to buy an automobile ambulance outfit for the New York National Guard. Lieut. Col. William S. Terriberry announced the gift will include a tractor drawing six trailers with five ambulance bodies and medical supplies, to carry 24 soldiers.
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Peekakill
N. Y
New York City
William 8
Terriberry
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Inspector General
New York National Guard
Vanderbilt
Bishop Blesses Regiment Before Border Deployment
The Rt. Rev. Patrick J. Hayes Auxiliary Bishop of New York blessed the Twelfth Regiment at a Columbus Avenue and Sixty second Street armory review. He urged a high holy purpose to defend the flag and asked for God’s guidance as the regiment, about 1,300 strong with 10 more applicants, prepares for probable border deployment. Notables in attendance included Rev. Joseph P F Dineen Colonel Clarence Seymour Wadsworth and Major General Walter Montgomery.
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Patrick J. Hayes
Archdiocese of New York
Columbus Avenue
Sixty-second Street
Hayes
Repubic
Caeaura
Bishop Hayes
Joseph PF. Dineen
Clarence Seymour Wadsworth
Walter Montgomery
F A. de Peyster
Jay Zorn
Robert Saunders
John Conley
Hradvy
Government vows efforts to recover Captain Boyd’s body
The United States government has no information on Captain Boyd's disposition but will make every possible effort to recover his body and those of any other officers killed in the Carrizal fight. Secretary Laker announced tonight that recovery attempts would be pursued.
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United States
Captain Boyd
Laker
Prisoners List Revised Names From Carranza Consul
Washington June 25 The War Department released a revised list of seventeen Tenth Cavalry members captured at the arrival fight and taken to Chihuahua City. The list, based on General Funston’s message furnished by General Bell via the Carranza Consul Garcia, includes ranks and emergency addresses across many states and cities, detailing soldiers such as Felix, Archie, Marshall, McDonald, Graham, Harris, Patterson, Ward, Oliver, Stokes, Williams, Stone, Lee, and Harry N. Lee among others with their home towns from Ballston Virginia to Atlanta Georgia and beyond.
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New York Times
Washington
Faker
Funston
Tenth
United States Cavalry
Chihuahua City
Bell
el Pasé
Carranda
Garcia
War Department
Larsen Street
Brighton
Stokes
James
Rockwell Street
Atlanta
Amanda Pitta
Chapel Street
Griffin
Gia Williams
Fred
Louis
Mise Hattle Willieme
Market Street
St. Louis
Stone
George
Reverd
Lee
Harry N
Prisoner arrivals and reports from Chihuahua battle
Six more prisoners arrive in Chihuahua as General Carranza seeks a full report on the Carrizal fight. Two Black prisoners confirm statements exonerating Mexicans. rifles and ammunition captured. Italian Pascual Descarreti expelled. two Americans at Parral headed to El Paso. more join them via Santa Rosalia. Citizens pledge support to General Trevino and protection for Americans.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Carranza
Jacinto Trevino
General Trevino
Felix Page
Ira Floyd
Jem Spillabury
Pascual Descarreti
Villa
Alvarado
Parral
Fl Paso
Santa Rosalia
Peace conference plans hinge on Bryan decision
The article reports on a proposed El Paso peace conference with delegates named from the United States and Mexico. Bryan's acceptance is pending, others have agreed, and discussions focus on U S intentions toward Mexico. Luis Bossero argues troop presence signals U S territorial aims, while references to Grant’s memoirs frame the era’s war mindset.
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United States
México
Defar Bossero
Washington
Mexico
A. 8. Grant
Texas
Sefior Borsero
Ambulance Outfit for Guard Ready for Field Service
Colonel Terriberry stated the unit can provide service equivalent to half a hospital unit. The ambulance, upon turnover, will be field ready with chauffeurs awaiting appointment in the guard. The cost of the ambulance outfit is $25,000.
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Terriberry
Wall Street Forms Regiment to Answer President Call
A provisional Committee of Fifteen on Wall Street plans one or two volunteer regiments to be recruited from the financial district. Members include John R. Ogden, Louis H. Hosmer, Herbert L. Jones, and others. Recruits will be registered and enlisted at once to be offered to the President as soon as the call arrives, with pay and return positions guaranteed.
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Washington
Wall Street
Financial District
Herbert L. Jones
King, Farnum & Co
Minittee
Waahi
Financel
John R. Ogden
F. B. Keech Co
Charles E. Danforth
van Em & Atterbury
Louis H. Hosmer
L. Hosmer & Co
Ernest B. Hampstone
Chipholm & Chapman
William B. Anderson
Finley
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Pan-American Union
Yuan Shih-kai
China
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O'Paiz
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Gazeta de Noticias
Latin America
Journal de Commercio
Huerta
Buenos Aires
la Prensa
South America
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Scott and
Bliss
General Staff
Bishop Blesses Regiment
General Bell
Felix
Ballston
Mary V. Page
Haliston
Floyd
Oklahoma City
Okla
Alice L. Floyd
Byers Street
Washingone
Marshall
Charley
Lexington iKy
Epsie Watyn
South Vernon Avenue
Asadena
al McDonald
Samuel
Coulterv Lle
Tenn
Bird M.donald
Coulterville
Gibbon
Will
William Givns
Chattanooga
Alice Givens
Mathr
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Chattaooga
Hawk
Alexander
Luther
Columbia. Tenn
Frances Alexander
Trother
Columbia
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Ellis
Elsie Graham
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Chihuahua
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Broadway
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Egypt
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Wall ST
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Great Corporation
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