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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
19
A flood of refugees from northern Sonora and the Mazatlan area heads toward U.S. ships under the direction of the American consul. Reports describe mass departures by land and sea, with thousands crossing into U.S. zones as authorities manage the sudden influx.
Fragmentary report indicates seventeen American captives are to be taken to Chihuahua under heavy guard. The article text is garbled and many words are unreadable, but mentions a command and a location related to an ongoing military or security operation.
Neswan, twenty, of Tenth Street, climbed the bridge parapet and faced charges of attempted self harm. In Market Court, Magistrate McQuade freed him after evidence failed to prove the act. Relatives and associates linked to the case were mentioned as part of the proceedings.
Washington reports a Marshall warrant escalating a contempt dispute. United States Attorney Sniw and Speaker Clark face possible court action as follow up hearings loom. The case centers on authority over warrants and potential restraint of action against party leaders amid ongoing congressional procedures.
Reported at Dartmouth College as gifts announced at the 147th commencement. Figures include a total of $160 000, with donors from Wat ties and Roxton among contributing individuals. The ceremony details reference Prohitant Kennet Fay Nvehote and several named figures, with emphasis on the acceptance of substantial endowments.
The Senate and House panels debated expanding naval shipbuilding as four dreadnoughts and capital ships dominated the agenda. Officials including President and Secretary discussed timing and funding while committees pressed for faster action amid party positions and strategic concerns.
A man connected to a large jewel theft at Frederick Mall is arrested after a raid. Police recovered jewels and detained multiple suspects, with reporting indicating a staged heist and questions about accomplices. Authorities pursue further leads and identify persons of interest.
Albany reports prominent New York figures from counties offering to join the state National Guard and Veteran units. Major General Charles P. Jee, Willam Cary Sanger, and others volunteer to organize units and aid War Department requests. The plan includes a 23 member force, storage, wagons, and equipment, pending federal guidance.
National party headquarters open as campaign activity surges across the city. Delegates and key figures including Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Franklin D. Roosevelt attend events as party leaders plan strategies and speeches amid calls for unity and continued support for Hughes and Roosevelt-Kennedy era figures.
A garbled wartime dispatch recounts a guard service as soldiers move toward Stetgaet and Streye, with Muckler and other officers facing danger and doubt. The fragment notes actions near Charney Squeen and the Bewery lace, mentioning a marcher river journey and duty to country.
A speech by Hughes honors Brown’s education and vision, praising the American spirit as the force behind redemption and progress. He notes Brown’s steadfast ethics and broad perspective, contrasting with narrow factionalism, and emphasizes thoughtful, reasoned leadership.
Representative Hill of Connecticut asks that the army appropriation include provisions to care for families of National Guard members called to service. He pressed during House consideration of the bill, urging lawmakers to plan support for those affected by deployment.
The diplomat’s report describes European wartime strain and French labor mobilization at Lyons where workers earning four francs daily were drafted. It argues for supporting militia families and questions national defense costs, noting the House debate on militia service provisions.
Following a conference between William Aller White and U L Bartlay, the Progressive electors in Kansas are withdrawn from the state records. White and Sartin plan to back the Republican nominees, signaling a shift back to the Moorean banner in November amid prior third party concerns.
Kracke named to lead a Republican campaign group in Kings County. Livingston, a local party figure, appointed Kracke to organize volunteers and bolster support for the Republican ticket for the upcoming election. The move involves key local figures Brenner, Marcus K. Murphy, and Alfred in coordinating outreach.
Washington Jane 11. A terse expression of the suffrage plank of the Democratic platform has been sought by Preatident Wisin today by D. Hooker of Richmond Virginia noting supporters for the Congressional campaign for Woman Suffrage and the Virginia State Federation of Labor at the White House with reports the President said the plan should be decided by the states not Federal action and still held to the belief or urge the passage of the Susan B Anthony suffrage amendment to the Constitution stated by Mrs Hooker that the proposal meant what it used.
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