O Ryan Orders 16000 to Arms Mobilization on Border
Mobilization of 16000 New York National Guard under Major General O Ryan begins with orders sent to Peekskill. Units rally at Camp Whitman two to three weeks to assemble, with engineers preparing the ground and supply needs including wagons, water, food and forage for horses. Officials stress rapid, organized movement and expect multiple regiments to mobilize gradually toward a border deployment.
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Pomarzeetent
Tribune T Divison
Peekskill
N. S
New York State
Ander
John F. O'Ryan
Teler
Hinte
General O'Ryan
Talk Factory
28D Infantry
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Coast Artillery
Franklin W. Ward
Cai Censer
6Oth
New York City
Whitman
Lucas
Ark
Conley
Geo O' Ryan
Wnd
Wardle
Tianal Guard
United States
O'Ryan
New York
Funston
Sta
Sternberger
New York National Guard to Grow From 18500 to 30000
Albany June 19 The present strength of New Yorks National Guard about 18500 will be expanded to a full war strength of 30009. The office of Adjutant General Stotesbury released the plan detailing unit counts for Signal Corps Engineer Corps First Cavalry Squadron A cavalry Machine Gun Troop First Field Artillery Second Field Artillery Eighth Coast Defence Command Ninth Coast Defence Thirteenth Coast Artillery First Infantry Second Infantry Third Infantry and related support units with exact manning targets for each unit.
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Albany
New York
National Guard
Stotesbury
Field Artillery
Eighth Coast Defence Command
Ninth Coast Defence Command
Thirteenth Coast Artillery Command
Battalion of Engineers
Signal Corps
Wadley Vicor
Central Trust Company
1St Field Motor Artillery
Central Trust
National Guaranto
Cox
F. Hl. Ryan
Av G. Fox
J. C. Sargo
Tional Bank of Commerce
National
Louie Williams
Hyland Murphy
New Jersey
Jerome Sullivan
Sheridan Geant
Ogden
Artiam Johnson
George Breen
Bylow
Leutenant
Austin
2D Battalion
Naval
Aj Francis Wood
Jes Josephs
2D Field Artillery
FH Brown
Sth Coast Artillery
Harold M. Hatch
J. P. Morn & Co
Roops A and C
Brooklyn
Chase National Bank
Hanover National
Bank of New York
International Banking Corporation
American Exchange National
Title Guarantee and Trost Company
New York Fdison Company
Consolidated Gas
John Wenamaker
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Merrill
Congress backs city employees of president in guard pay
Washington reports both parties ready to authorize rapid federal service for National Guard and militia members. Banks and firms pledge to keep jobs, with pay or half pay, as city departments, Interborough, Wanamaker, and other employers support employees called to border duty.
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National Guard
Penn
Bieran
Washington
Congress
Mexico
Carranza
Hughes
Senate
Warleigh
Maine
Hay
Ttme
Chamiberian
White House
Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
St. Louis
Mitchel
Wilson
Board of Aldermen
New York City
Cubs
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
John Wanamaker
New York
Philadelphia
Wanamaker
Ameritean Asian Telegraph Company
Howard Eliott
New Haven Railroad
American Fchange Bank
Broadway
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Jews Welcome Now Cry At Guard Inquiry
Adjutant General Louis W Stotesbury oversaw a stiff mobilization rush as the inquiry into charges of discrimination against Jews in the guard continued at the State Arsenal. Maurier Simmons urged that Jewish friends be welcomed as war looms and they are needed, sparking crowd excitement after witnesses testified to discrimination. Major Loeser denied opposing Jewish enlistment, noting only removal of Jews from Captain Hartley’s company. Witnesses cited broader guard bias while Simmons and General Stotesbury ended hearing with a record refusal. Hearing on fifteen Coast Artillery admittees concluded.
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Louis W. Stotesbury
National Guard
State Arsenal
Thirtyofifth Street
Seventh Avenue
Maurier Simin Carnses
George B. Hartley
Mth Comat ‘Artillery
Paul Loeser
Loeser
Hartley
Joseph Kaufman
My. Simmons
General Stotesbury
By Coast Artillery
Du Pont Powder Company Lets Militia Members Stay Paid
Wilmington Del June 1 The executive committee of the Du Pont Powder Company voted a special meeting to grant leave of absence for militia members for the duration of their service. The company will pay full present pay including merit pay and cash donations for six months or as long as militia service continues, offset by government payments.
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Wilmington
Del
The
du Pont Powder Company
Munitions Work Needed as Skilled Labor Debate Rages
Howard E. Coffin, head of the Naval Consulting Board industrial preparedness committee, urged War Department caution against drafting skilled munitions workers. He cited a major U.S. plant warning that pulling 500 to 600 skilled men could cripple production and recalled England’s early Europe war mistake of striping factories.
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Howard E. Coffin
Industrial Preparedness Committee
Naval Consulting Board of
United States
War Department
Coinsaul
National Guard
Mexico
England
Bicyclist Killed in Fall Near Babylon River Road
A bicyclist died after a fall near Babylon River Road in Long Island. The victim, identified as George Nagen, was a plumber by trade. He sustained fatal injuries including a fractured leg. Local authorities are investigating the accident on the Babylon Railroad Company line.
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Babylon
Long Tali
Dune 19
George Nagen
Cyele
Babylon Rifroad Company
Wall Street Mobilizes Two Thousand Guardsmen
Wall Street orders a mobilization withdrawing a large guard from the financial district. About seventy five brokers and many curb traders will join the national guard, with most jobs held and pay continued. Banks including National City, Guaranty Trust, and National Bank of Commerce announce similar policies.
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Financial
The
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Soliery
National Cty Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
J. P
National Guard
Financial District
Exchange of of Stock Exchange
Natonal Guard
Brigudier
George B. Lier
Hudson & Coy
Ttnrth
Goth
Marsison K. Bird
Ordnance Department
Fieney Sernberger
William Starr
Raymond, Starr & Co
Wieutenant
Thomas Denny
Denny, Pomroy & Co
D. Moore
Moore & Co
New Jersey National Guard
Thomas Eastman
East Dillon
Wate Hampton Hayes
J. K . Con
Pacific Coast Militia Readiness in Three Days
In 1894 volunteers mobilized for the Spanish American War along the Pacific Coast. States California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana coordinate to have the militia train within three days. Colorado guardsmen move toward mobilization at Golden while governors push machinery to form an organized national guard.
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Pacific Coast
Hare
Washi
Anita
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Emmet C. Bay
Colorado
Golden
Stock market tumbles as guards mobilize amid Mexico tensions
Prices across the market fell after the President ordered National Guard mobilization for potential war with Mexico. Mexican petroleum and Willys-Overland led losses, with a 6 and 10 point drop respectively, while trading volume remained modest at about 11 000 shares. The setback followed reports that mines may reduce output by 15 to 20 million pounds monthly, though Greene Cananea and Montezuma Copper kept operations steady as officials prepared for possible rail and border disruptions.
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National Guard
Mexico
Care Ranza
Willys-Overland
Inter Men
Elas
Greene- Canaana Copper Company
Montezuma Copper Company
Montesan
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Greene-Cananea
United States
AgaEa
Chicago
St. Paul
Apployes
Baikers
Bond
Teave
Thurday
Howeve
Buod Trm
Washington
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Brooklyn Trust Company
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