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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1915

Page

12

Wilson plans no intervention in Mexico yet

President Wilson will demand aid from Mexican army chiefs and demand Red Cross relief access while promising no immediate intervention. He will require Carranza officials to allow food shipments and will designate Red Cross distribution bureaus to reach starving Mexicans amid ongoing requests for relief.

Joe Toe Tethune Buteos Washington Wilson Mexico Thi Sftd Vola Bee Carranza Yapata Gekpty Tan Army Red Cross Monterey Laredo Carranza General Versara Mexico City Army Francisco, Laredo El 6 Nogales Galvestes American Red Cross Sie Francisco Theeneral Funston Red Rosa

Gargoyle Elects 19 Men at Williams College Senior Society

Williams College notes list of 19 men elected to the Gargoyle senior honorary society after the May 1 baseball game. Elected members include Donald P. Brambaugh of Orange, Garden Cameron of Williams town, Jack A. Conway of Brooklyn, Edward W. Y. Dunn of Jersey City, and 15 others from New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, and Massachusetts.

Gargoyle Williams Tap Sherwood Hubbell Garden City N.Y Jay Jonn Brooklyn Cheles D. Kepler, Jr Newtonville Chard S. Maynard Cameron I. Everton Montclair Eisha B. Powell, Jr Oswego Walter F. Sethert Baltimore Arthur Temple Texarkana Meredith Wood Ferrin M. Angevine Brookline Henry W. Flint Mangon James A. Garfield West Mentor Ohio Leonard Jacob Watertown Conn

General Tracy Hurts but Salutes in Memorial Parade

General Benjamin F. Tracy eighty terran of the Navy rode in Brooklyn Memorial Day events despite a painful injury from a collision with a horse near Fifth Avenue. A shaft punched the carriage and a shattered window left his cheek bleeding, yet he stood, doffed his hat, and rode home to recover after evidence of rain and fatigue. Doctor Georg A. Kessler treated him at Hannover cab, and Tracy insisted on continuing the review before leaving with the Montauk Club.

Benjamin F. Tracy Richard Seckerson Memorial Day Committee Brooklyn Twenty-sixth Street Fifth Averue General Tracy Tracy Coe TT Seckerson Breoklyn Hanbver Bedford Avenue Georg A. Kessler Grand Army Montawk Club Elliott Warren Robert McGuire Robert E Jones Joseph Silverman Temple Emanu el Naval Volunteers Hoy Bedford Division Avenues Hedford Eastern Parkway Memorial Arch of Triumph Prospect Park Plaza Fort Hamton Navy Yard Sons of Veterans Ianac S. Catlin U. A Manhattan Tracey Breckinridge James §. McLeer John B. White Fort Hamilton

Hissed Like a Rebel Sayville Copperhead Slain

A Sayville Long Island veteran is cited as having killed a Confederate copperhead at Sayville Cemetery during burial services. Reports describe a Rebel being crushed by the veteran as mourners gathered, with local anxiety over wartime memories resurfacing in Sayville and nearby areas.

Sayville Spsville Long Island Winsted Eg. A. R

Fresh Air Fund helps 9482 city children spend summers in country

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent 9,482 New York City children to country outings costing 44,144.11 dollars last summer. It cost 4.65 dollars per child for a two week rural stay in Green Mountain, Delaware River Valley, Jersey Coast, and Berkshire Hills locales. The appeal asks readers to contribute to send 10,000 more to the Garden of Eden country, with donations by check to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund.

Tribune Fresh Air Fund Green Mountain Country Delaware River Valley Jersey Coast Country Berkshire Hills New York Garden of Eden Tribune Tribune

War Memorial Day Parades Across New York City

Memorial Day events sweep Manhattan Brooklyn and surrounding areas as Civil War and Spanish War veterans join parades. Sights include Riverside Drive review, Grand Army posts, Farragut seamen, and the Maine ship’s memory. Memorial services recall Gettysburg and Antietam while calls for stronger armed forces echo through the crowds.

Riverside Drive Eighty-ninth Street Manhattan Charles D. Sigsbee U. S Maine Mayans Harbor Seventy-second Street Ninety-second Street United States Coast Artillery Seventy-fourth Street Sherburne C. van Tassel Joseph BR. Lord Daniel Appleton Louis D. Conley 294 Corps of Engineers 3Th Coast Artillery Signal Corps Ambu- Jones Naval Militia Farragut Police and Fire Departments Veteran Artillery Corps Society of the War of 1812 Grand Army Rabbi Grant Sigabes Ene

Look to Future Urges Unity and Duty from President

The president urges focus on future action over self praise, stressing national unity born in the Civil War and reborn daily by our purposes. He warns against vanity, calls for duty, courage, and embodiment of democratic ideals in daily conduct.

America United States Wilson

McAneny Praises Veterans at Carnegie Hall Meeting

At Carnegie Hall last evening General O Ryan Cortlandt Park and a crowd of blue coated veterans gathered as McAneny led the program praising the veterans. A peace flag draped the box of Miss Fiberta Kate Shipley descendant of Lincoln while figures from the GAR observed the ceremony. The event featured invocations, martial music, and remarks by leaders including Admiral Sigsbee and Borough President Marcus M Marks. The gathering honored the memory of those who served and celebrated civic duty and national unity.

McAneny Carnegie Hall Fiberta Kate Shipley Abraham Lincoln George McAneny William A. Roy GAR G. A. Carstensen Martial Aire 9Th Regiment Boyd John Logan Lincoln Iona Grand Army of the Republic York Washington H Broadway New York Mr. McAneny Sigsbee Marcus M Marks Vernon M. Davis Amex A. Blanchfeld Supreme Court Henry J. Swords George Washington Post Joseph Silverman Robert Jones Nicholas W. Day F. M. Tiernan Lafayette Post Edward J. Atkinson J. R. Silliman Henry Clews George F. Potter

Ritz Roof Open Tonight Festival at Ritz Garden

After weeks of preparation the roof garden atop the Ritz Canton Annex opens to the public tonight. Floral decorations and artistic ornaments mark the venue as a novel setting as Armand Vestey's orchestra performs a festival programme and will play every evening thereafter. War travel restrictions keep many Ritz guests for the summer with arrangements made to accommodate permanent guests during the hot months.

Ritz- Canton Annex Armand Vestey Ritz-Carlton

Polo Player Killed In Ypres Poisoning Death

London reports Captain A Noel Edwards renowned polo player dies at Ypres from poisoning. Edwards played for Britain on international teams in 1911 and 1918 against Meadow Brook for the international polo trophy. Also notes rising American interest in foreign trade with 7108 letters to the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce and 1114 visitors at the Custom House in Room 609.

London A. Noel Edwards Great Britain Hias Ypres Edwards England Meadow Brook Stanley H. Rose New York Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau Custom House United States

Secretary Daniels Leads Maine Shrine Dedication at War Vessel

Secretary Daniels, principal speaker, dedicates the Maine cable of the battleship’s mainmast and fighting top, amid a granite setting. He extols courage, devotion, and national duty as marines and officials attend the ceremonies with Cuban and Spanish War veterans present.

Daniels Maine Declan Worth Daniels Worth Bagley Father Chidwick John McElroy Department The Potomac Charley’ F Cramer United Spanish War Veterans H Dilen Lake Army and Navy Union Robert Lee Longstreet Carlos Manuel de Cexpedes Tcretary Bryan Europe

Beggar on Salary Arrested in Brooklyn for Hidden Wealth

A man claiming to be John J. Dolan was arrested after a police stakeout near the Brooklyn Post Office. He had $21 in cash and two bankbooks showing deposits totaling over $1,500. Dolan told Magistrate Walsh he had a home and job, said he solicited subscriptions for a monthly publication, and was held on $200 bail for further examination.

James J. Browne Brooklyn Valentine O'Toole Woods O'Toole Washington and Johnson Streets John J. Dolan Johnson Street Adams Street Dolan Walsh

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