Reserve Corps Men Get Rank of Regular Officers
Plattsburg camp shifts reservists to regular officer status in a move led by Lt Col Paul A. Wolf. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Archibald Roosevelt among reserve officers moving to own quarters and officers mess. New assignments span nine infantry companies and one cavalry troop with detailed lists of captains lieutenants and ranks. Telegram delay to engineers and coast artillery noted with morale puzzles issued to guard against temptation. resignations and a solitary confinement sentence also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Wolf
Theodore Roosevelt
D. G. Harris
W. W. Met Ff
Te. Goelet
Williams, Jr
D. D. Seelain
D. McKenna
Atkins
T. M. Cooper
P. T. Quinn
Cutler
A. W. Gardener
Archibald BH
Roosevelt
G. Coerwell
BS. Cox
J. Shaw
W. W. Nisley
T. M. Marshall
R. Johnson
Eccand Company-Caytaine
W. Pall AH. C. Woodward
J. T. Linney
Leutenante
We HL Beers
J. A. Mallory
J. G. Fowarty
W. Foss
BY. Lewits
Dhe
Wete Draper
Dt O. Hitrandt
C. Ti. Wakeman
C. Corse
JH Faye
P. Ly Crosby
Ki. Hevenor
W. F. Casey
B. L. Garner
Engineers
Coast Artillery
Governor's Island
New England
Breath of scandal surpasses onion and spirit crime
A vivid line compares the repulsiveness of various breaths to the breath of scandal, arguing that scandal’s odor outstrips even the strongest scents. The quote implies moral outrage and social judgment without naming individuals or events.
Men of Service Parade Aims to Recruit Across City
Ten branches of military and naval service will participate in a recruiting parade starting at Washington Square at 1 pm. The march passes Fifth Avenue to Union Square for review aboard a U S Recruit, under Grand Marshal Major Edward Olmstead, then proceeds to Fortieth Street. The army seeks 225 new recruits daily to reach a 10 808 quota in 16 days. eighty volunteers joined yesterday, and the Marine Corps reported eighteen. A recruiting station for ambulance drivers opens at 251 West Eightieth Street under Major H C Coe, while nurses orderlies and pharmacists are urged to join sanitary units sailing with three engineer regiments. Major Thomas Hiradlee calls for stokers, firemen, and 1,000 teamsters for the Quartermaster Enlisted Reserve Corps. Other efforts include a British recruiting mission enlisting eighty four men and the National Guard drive with 000 new enrollments toward war strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military and
Naval Service
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Union Square
Cers
Edward Olmstead
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Fortieth Street
West Eightieth Street
H. C. Coe
Army
Whitehall Street
Thomas Hiradlee
Quartermaster's Department
Governor's Island
Quartermaster
Royal Firing Corps
Whitman
Charles H. Sherrill
National Guard
Yale Club
Sister Susie Knits at Belmont Park Races
Harriette Underhill reports at Belmont Park as Sister Susie knits for knapsacks during and between races. The piece notes winners Corydon Milkman and Double Hayle, with owner George Odom praising his horses and recalling Waterboy, amid light war-era chatter and social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Underhill
Susie
Leas
Belmont Park
Liberty Golf Tournaments Planned for July 4
Plans were made to hold Liberty golf tournaments on July 4 at all district clubs as part of a nationwide movement started by the United States Golf Association to aid the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston
Liberty
United States Golf Association
American Red Cross
Fight Leg Keeps Pairings Across Clubs
Boxer pairings listed across multiple athletic clubs including Broadway S C Matt Wells and Phil Bloom Clermont S C Zulu Kid Queensboro A C Rattling Lahn and Johnny Russell Pioneer S C Joe Lynch and Willie Astey Mike O Dowd and Benny Leonard Harlem S C Benny Leonard and Johnny Nelson Vanderbilt A C Walter Mohr and Leo Johnson Yorkville Young Rector and Frankie Burns Tuesday Broadway S C Tommy Tuohey Eddie Wallace Harlem S C Hammel Burns Tete Hartley Wednesday Fairmont A C Johnny Irish Patsy Cline Paddy Harvey and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Saylor
Im Fairmont A.C
Pete Hartley
Broadway S. C
Matt Wells
Phil Bloom
Clermont S.C
Queensboro
A. C
Rattling Lahn
Johnny Russell
Pioneer
S. C
Joe Lynch
Willie Astey
Mike O'Dowd
Harlem
Benny Leonard
Johnny Nelson
Vanderbilt A. C
Walter Mohr
Leo Johnson
Yorkville
Young Rector
Frankie Burns
Broadway
S.C
Tommy Tuohey
Eddie Wallace
Hammel Burns
Tete Hartley
Fairmont A. C
Johnny Irish
Patsy Cline
Paddy Harvey
Rautifud Lake Front Peninsula Property Note
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a shoreline property on the Lake Senpas area with an owner to participate in governance or partnership. Details on the party or entity names are unclear, but reference to a real estate or land deal and possible directions for ownership or payment arrangements appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rautifud
Wate
Front Peninsula
Lake
Senpas
Cepemtii Pany
A. Dire
Hall Vanquished In Tennis Match By Elliott Binzen
Elliott Binzen, national indoor junior champion, defeated Walter Merrill Hall 18 0 8 41 in the third round of the invitation patriotic lawn tennis singles at the Country Club of Westchester. In the semi finals, Dr William Rosenbaum and Harold Throckmorton played a lengthy match halted at 7 all in the third set due to darkness. Hall previously beat Robert LeRoy, 6 0, 6 4, then faced Binzen who shifted to net attack to win the final set 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Westchester
Elliott Binzen
Walter Merrill Hall
Middle States
William Rosenbaum
Harold Throckmorton
Throckmorton
Rosenbaum
Hall
Robert le Roy
Winzen
Binzen
le Roy
Love
Dr. Rosenbaum
Hugh Tallant
Elim
The Finn Is Top Weight In Brooklyn Handicap
The Finn, trained by C. Mallenbeck, carries top weight for the Brooklyn Handicap at Aqueduct's opening on Monday June 2. Pennant is second, Roots at 127 pounds, Roarier 112¼, Old Rosebud 120, and Omar Khayyam 110 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wennan Suynsn
C. Mallenbeck
Finn
Brooklyn
Quee County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Pennant
Roots
Roarier
Rosebud
King Proves a Star In Insurance Meet
Marty W. King of the Caudish division won two events at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Athletic Association field day at Celtic Park yesterday. He captured the running broad jump with 21 feet 5 inches and the running high jump at 5 feet 6 inches. William F. Bartels, in the architect division, also swept two events including the eight pound shot put at 42 feet 6 inches and the 100 yard dash in 11 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty W. King
Metropolitan Life Insurance Athletic Association
Celtic Park
William F. Bartels
Architect
Hartels
Happy Buxton Triumphs in Belmont Park Race Card
Happy Buxton guided three of four winners at Belmont Park yesterday afternoon, with a narrow loss in the final when Play Toy edged Tea Party by a length. Odom trained four winners, including Double Eagle for E. T. Lang, and Precise narrowly defeated Ed Roche in the Brentwood Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kich
George Odam
Corydon
W. Travers
Odom
Milkman
John Madden
Double Hayle
Ed Roche
Precise
Waterboy
Happy Buxton
Belmont Park
Brackety
Mack Garner
Play Toy
Tea Party
Buxton
George M. Odom
Brighton
Enrgy
Dunton
Ron
Hamburge Sylvan
Roterty
Bug
Ree Me Odom
Travers
Bor
Buston
Riverdale
Anish
Fizer
Burton
Belmont
Vieint
Firwus
Heverwyck
Double Eagle
E. T. Lang
Rowan
W. L. Crosby
Stel
Johnny McTageart
Old Broom
Rai
Viewpoint
Luke
Pirwus
Sea Wave
England to Honor U S Oarsmen on the Thames
Cambridge Massachusetts June 15 Harvard and likely Yale receive word that American rowers serving in France will be made honorary members of the Thames Rowing Club at Putney England. The invitation seeks publicity among rowing fraternities to foster friendly ties with fellow oarsmen abroad as they pass through England on military duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
England
Thames
Putney
JB. Grove
Lowell
Yale
France
Mrs Vanderbeek And Mrs Barlow Win on Golf Links
Shawnee on the Delaware June 15 Mrs C I Vanderbeek of Philadelphia Cricket Club national champion in 1915 won her semi final round by seven holes. She defeated Mrs G Henry Stetsong of Huntingdon Valley 6 and 5. Ronald H Barlow of Merion defeated Miss Elaine Rosenthal of Chicago 3 and 2. In other matches J S Irvin Englewood beat Mrs G P Kuller Plainfield. T S Neilson Hackensack and Ira Hall Great Neck survived. Rosenthal won a morning drive-off with Kuller taking second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Delaware
Ponty
C. I. Vanderbeek
Philadelphia Cricket Club
National Chamepion
Shawnee County Club
G. Henry Stetsong
Huntingdon Valley
Ronald H. Barlow
Merion
Elaine Rosenthwi
Chicago
Barlow
Rosenthal
J. S. Irvin
Englewood
G. P. Kuller
Plainfield
T. 5. Neilson
Hackensack
Ira Hall
Great Neck
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Trisl
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A. Mielard
Ity
BV. Watson
TA. Byrne
W. J. Rerey
G. M. Lawrie
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J. A. Frothingham
G. A. Lineton
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B White
AL M. Lemon
W.C. Godfrey
E. van Werel
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Robert D. Valliant
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Harver
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H. W. Stokes
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W. §. Gordon
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J. C. Hughes
ES. Daweson
Lightner
CE. Hansen
Sears
Consert
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Adler
Woo M. Carson, Jr
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W.F. Philips
Bridgeport
New Haven
City of Lowell
Richard Peck
Bates Ens
New York
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New England Steamship C Company
Land Sound
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Cornwall
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Taurus
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Ferishms
Boston
Providence
Colonial Line
Othes
Fall River
New London
Edson
Apamate Generale
Depress Postel
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PAAS
Arte Particulare i
Cunard
Liverpool
Falmouth
London
Bristol
Great
Calsrontn
Raymond Wietcomd Toma
Heger Ates
Tuan
Newburgh
Hudson River
Hudson Navigation Compan
Beacon
Benj. B. Odell
Mt. Beacon
Orange Lake
Franklin St
129Th St
American Line
White Star Line
New York-Liverpool
United States
Mailerika Aasdie
Oper
Catskill Mountains
Ulster & Delaware RR
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Cenia Pontagn NA. Sims
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N.Y
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Grand Central
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Lawrence Park
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Jaewey City
Newark
New Jersey Central
RAL Hudson Line
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Chalfonte
Marlborough Blenheim
N.J
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Ayette
Asbury Park
Manhattan
Berlitz School OF Languages
Sith Street
Brooklon Branch
Litrgnion Beret
Elver
Andrew
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North Tyne
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Jonas
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Rhode Island
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Stockbridge
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Frank F. Shute. Mor
Haddon Hall
Brentwood
Nick
Liberty Golf
New York State
Carl C. Loho
Orchard Street
Tarrytown
Forest Hill Gardens
W. 54Th St
Forest Hills
Freeport
Town
Westchester County
NEW Jersey Braciord
New Jensen
Ramon
Akalsthusd
Brooklyn Handicap
King
Happy
Ewyte Biasin
W. Helge
Ugward
WoLenkige
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Frank O'Neill
William Brennan
August Belmont
Sai Yestere
Stromboli
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Liddy
Koomer
U.S
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Weathee Dhreavnligs Tachem
Ailomanen
New York Evening Post
Evening Post
Vanderbeek
Coaching Club
Alvey
Mullard
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