Congressmen urge rebuke for captain in army clash
Debated in the House, Representative Mann of Illinois and Focht of Pennsylvania criticized Captain J B Kemper for a clash with Major General Clement of the Pennsylvania National Guard at Mount Gretna. They urged court martial and warned the incident harms recruiting for the regular army and National Guard unity.
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New York Times
Washington
J. B. Kemper
Gen Clement
Pennsylvania National Guard
National Guard
Mount Gretna
Representative Mann
Ilinois
Representative Focht
Pennsylvania
Congress
Kemper
Clement
Wren
Pennsylvania Guard
House
Mann Sas
J. Hampton Moore
Congressional Record
Philadelphia
Mr. Mann
Focht
Moore
Duard
Raft
Reglar Army
United States
Triotiam
Regular Army
Charece
Altheu
Martinet
Gen McGrath Volunteers for National Guard Service
General Thomas H. McGrath, age 75 and long time National Guard veteran, offers his services to state authorities for use with home depot units. Governor Louis W. Stotesbury replies appreciating the support and potential counsel, noting McGrath’s past roles as Governor Assistant Inspector General and Adjutant General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. McGrath
National Guard
McGrath
Grover Cleveland
Hill
Flower
Louis W Stotesbury
Louis W. Stotesbury
Consolidated Stock Xchange
LULL IN TROOP MOVEMENT TO THE WEST
General Wood imposes a forty eight hour pause on border troop movements in the Eastern Department while Pennsylvania and Rhode Island units begin advance to the frontier. Maine First Infantry orders canceled. Yale Battery to Tobyhanna for training. Fort Oglethorpe civilian camp closed.
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Department
Wood
Border Service
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Infantry
Rhode Island Field Artillery
Providence
Florida
Texas
Saciea
Maine
Yale
Federal Field Artillery
Tobyhanna
Penn
Preas
Fort Oglethorpe
Governors Island
Fourteenth Infantry
Brooklyn
Dallas
Texaa
Guardsmen Parents Protest War Department Handling
David Wesson of Montclair has written to The Times exposing harsh conditions faced by his two sons in the Manes Troop N G N J as they head to the border. He accuses officials of neglect and inefficiency, noting insufficient food and poor transport while praising troops and local aid. The father contends Congress would recognize the hardships if confronted with the same journey.
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David Wesson
South Mountain Avenue
Montclair
N. J
Tue Times
Manes
Wesson
War Department
Wessons
Pittsburgh
Penn
Paul
Harnisbork
Ladies’ Aid Society
Toar
United States Congress
Harry
Harrisburg
Seventh Regiment
Ellows
David
Delay in Carranza talks could aid U S mobilization
San Antonio reports army officers say any delay in new negotiations with General Carranza could benefit the United States if a clash develops. The shift would free 35 000 regulars for border duties by replacing them with National Guardsmen and help mobilize supplies and transport for a large campaign.
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San Antonio
Texas
Carranza
United States
Carrizal
Glanders Alarm Fails to Endanger Camp Troops
Troopers in Van Cortlandt Park fear glanders after a Montana shipment included five horses and two mules with the disease. Veterinarian Dr Nimphius reports the seven infected animals were shot and the rest show only distemper, not glanders, easing danger to men.
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First Cavalry
Old Artillers
van Cortlandt Park
Montana
WH. Nimphiua
Nimphius
Gianders
Nimphina
Wilson Urges National Justice and Civic Duty
President speaks on liberty justice and humanity, urging Americans to act justly toward others and defend national ideals. He argues against small elite control, calls for broad citizen energy, and notes his willingness to fight for fair treatment of all nations. The remarks precede a Broad Street Station train departure at 5 03 PM.
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Jen
America
Washington
Broad Street
Recetion
Advertising Men Adjourn After Twelfth Annual Convention
Trade Commissioner Hurley among speakers at final sessions as the Advertising Clubs of the World wrap up their twelfth annual meeting in Philadelphia. Herbert S. Houston reelected president. Wilson letter urged business government cooperation. Hurley cited costs and proper systems as key to trade growth.
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Hurley
New York Times
Philadelphia
Asociated
Advertising Clubs of the World
Herbert S. Houston
Edward N. Hurley
Ederal ‘Trade Commiation
Advertising Men's Association
Federal Trade Commission
Edmond #. Osborne
Osborne Company
Newark
N. J
T. Meredith
Des Moines
Iowa
William HH. Akers
New York
Business Press
Hiomer J. Buckley
Chicago
Direct Mall
Reuben H. Donnelly
Directory Publishers
JH. D. Robbins
Tienry Hathaway
Tarr Tipper
Rational
Louis Wiley
Harvey Conover
E. Allen Frost
Loyal Lincoln Wirt
Wellesley
Mass
RK. Lawrence Fell
Graphic Arts
Atlantic City
Cuba backs Mexico amid Latin unity drive
The Heraldo of Cuba rejects anti Americanism and says Cuba must stand with Mexico to defend Latin solidarity. It praises the United States but declares gratitude cannot pay debts, asserting Cuba would rise to support Mexico in any European attack and stressing shared patriotic interests.
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New York Times Lavana
Heralde de Cuba
New York Pine
Tite Pimnes
Heraldo
Tui Timie
Republic
Mexico
United States
Cuba
Poor Health For Forty-Seventh Regiment At Brooklyn Armory
Conditions in the Forty-seventh Regiment armory at Marcy Avenue and Heyward Street Brooklyn deteriorated after ten days under arms. Ten men suffer tenesilitis others with colds as heat and bad air prompted a two and a half mile hike to McCarren Park. An extra surgeon was sent as several collapsed and Benjamin Levy of Company KB was rushed to Kings County Hospital.
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Forty-seventh Regiment
Marcy Avenue
Heyward Street
Brooklyn
Jent
W.S. Terriberry
National Guard
McCarren Park
Benjamin Levy
Company KB
UW Siegel Street
Kings County
Exiles Offer Service to Carranza Government
Mexican Ambassador in Washington says notable exiles including Miguel Dias Lombardo José Marie Maytorena Francisco Racudero Enrique Llorente Manuel Garza and Luis Guaman have offered to aid the Constitutional Government if foreign intervention occurs The Carranza government accepts their assistance as it notes civil leaders pledge adhesion in case of war.
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Mexico City
Washington
Eliseo Arredondo
Miguel Dias Lombardo
France
José Marie Maytorena
Sonora
Pranciaco Racudero
Carranza « Calinet
Enrique Lilorente
Paso
Manuel Garza
Luis Guaman
Carranza
President Wilson to Address New York Press Club Dinner
President Wilson will speak at the New York Press Club annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria tonight. The event draws wide interest, with reservations nearly full, reflecting the high regard since the Grant era. Mrs. Wilson plans to attend, a first for the club since 1878.
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New York Press Club
Wilson
Waldorf-Astoria
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
11000 Guardsmen Now at Beekman Camp
Special to The New York Times Camp Whitman Beekman NY June 29 11 000 guardsmen under tents constitute one of the largest state military concentrations. The Sixty fifth Regiment from Buffalo the Tenth from Albany and Hudson Valley units arrived. News notes include a salute snub to Brig Gen Eddy and no blank cartridges for field batteries.
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Whitman
Beekman
Buffalo
Albany
Hudson Valley
Eddy
Lucas
Foreign Legion
J. M. Givimer
Camp Bow
Manly
Motor Battery Arrives At State Camp Guard Field
Fifty guardsmen on meteor eyelea arrive at the camp near Peekskill as Captain H. G. Montgomery orders a strict drill while awaiting machine guns. The 16 men, four officers include Lt. W. T. Starr Lt. Dudley Olcott and Lt. George Hubbell Jr. arrive with fifty motor cycles three armored cars scout cars trucks and other auxiliary vehicles for practice.
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New York Times
Peekskill
N Va
H. G. Montgomery
W. T. Starr
Dudley Olcott
George Hubbell
Railroads Grant Indefinite Leave With Pay for Guardsmen
The Delaware Lackawanna and Lehigh Valley railroads and the American Type Founders Company approved pay and leave provisions for employees who join the National Guard. Married workers on leave receive full or partial pay, with limits, while unmarried staff receive reduced or no pay beyond July. The plan covers dependents and guarantees job safety upon return, subject to board approval.
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Joan Mel. Bowman
Thiltmore Heel
Bowman
Moller & Schumannvom
William Trreen
Plattsburg
Eiffer Color Company
New York Gas and Electric Appliance Company
Valentine & Co
Henry J. Doherty Co
George N. Dyer Company
Calin American Tyre Lackawanna Fall
Biltmore Hotel
Lehigh Valley Ball
Gas & Electric Green
William Appliance
V. Pfeiffer Color Convalentine & Co
London
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Lhigh Valley Stailroad
National
Board of Managers of
the Lackawanna
Board of Managers
Lehigh Valley
American Type Founders Company
Mexico’s Salinas Sends War Cable on Sovereignty
A cablegram from Colonel Alberto Salinas Carranza head of the Mexican Aviation Corps warns the US of war if troops stay in Mexican territory. He argues Mexico will maintain sovereignty and urges calm to prevent breaking off friendly government relations.
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William A. Staats
Heckman Place
Coronel
Alberto Salinas Carranaza
Aexican Aviation Corps
Deeta
Staats
Carranas
Salinas
St. John's Academy
Syracuse
Salvnana
Mexico City
Mexico
A. Salinas
Steate
Americans Lose Property in Mexican Refugee Exodus
State Department pursuing action against Mexican authorities for confiscating American refugees property in Jalisco Sonora Tamaulipas and Colima and at Tampico and Manzanillo. Navy reports show 73 refugees aboard ships at Vera Cruz Yaqui Valley and Tampico with dozens more leaving for New Orleans on Dixie and Herbert G. Wiles.
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Inashington
Carranan
State Department
Mexico
Jalisco
Sonora
Tamaulipas
Colima
Tampic
Admiral Winstow
Yaqui Valley
Fron
Tampico
Navy Department
New Jyleans
Dixie
Herbert G. Wiles
Mexican and American commanders agree on border cooperation
At Nogales Arizona on the conference close Commander Ceneres Novagaray of Mexican forces and Colonel W H Saxe of the American forces announced joint cooperation to prevent clashes caused by sentry mistakes.
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Nogales
Ariz
Ceneres Novagaray
W .H. Saxe
Wilson stands firm against scrap of paper label on Mexico crisis
A Yale professor Irving Fisher, Mrs. Amos Pinchot, and City College’s Harry Overstreet carried a mediation appeal to President Wilson from a Civic Chair committee. Wilson replied that acts must follow words as tensions with Mexico rise, rejecting the notion of a scrap of paper. The delegation met with Secretary of State Lansing and other officials, with further efforts planned in Washington and New York.
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White House
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Amos Pinchot
Harry A Overstreet
City College
Mexico
Wilson
Pinchot
West Thirty-fhrst Street
Uni
Lanaia
Baker, Lane
Aero Club Delegation Seeks Funding for Air Readiness
A committee of the Aero Club of America led by Alan Bawley visited Washington with Congressman George Murray Hulbert to press for aerial preparedness. They met with Administration officials at the White House and War and Navy Departments and presented a War Department plan calling for funding to train 900 aviators and establish a fleet of 40 planes for training and reserves.
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Washington
Aero Club of America
Alan Bawley
Woodhouse
George Murray Hulbert
New York
White House
War and Navy Departments
George FE. Charmberlain
Coman
Senate Committee On
MP Affairs
Baker
George J. Scriven
George
Army Aeronautics
Daniels
War_ Department
Wey
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