Cavalry Prep To Move As Troops Stand By This Morning
Troops of the 1st Cavalry near Yonkers wait for the order to move amid last minute camp activity at Van Cortlandt Park. Horses are inspected and replaced as new arrivals test equipment while crowds and relatives observe the busy prep scene for a likely Southward entrainment.
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1St Cavalry
Yonkers
van Cortis Park
Ory
Ciiiters
Artilery Battalion Heads to Texas After Park Departure
The 24 Battalion of the 1st Field Artillery N. G. N. Y. with 500 officers and men, twelve 3-inch guns, 600 horses and mules, and a long supply train left Yonkers and Van Cortlandt Park for Texas. Delays arose from untrained animals and box-car loading, forcing split en trains and improvised handling as Major James E. Austin aided the process.
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1St Field Artillery
N. GN. Y
Texas
Yonkers
Goodby
van Cortlandt Park
Texas Motor
Servic
Battery E
Orly
Pattery D
Battery F
James E. Austin
Poughkeepsie
Manhattan
Teast
Mel Sheppard's Wife Proud Of His Devotion to Family
In New York City Mrs. Mel Sheppard expresses pride and relief that her husband refused to join the 69th Regiment for service at Camp Whitman. She cites duty to wife and children Adelaide and Junior, saying men with families should stay home until broader need arises. Sheppard says he consulted Colonel Conley and Father Duffy who advised delaying enlistment for now.
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New York City
Mel Sheppard
69Th Regiment
Old Manhattan
Sheppard
Junior Sheppard
Adelaide Sheppard
Camp Whitman
Adelaide
Mel
Amp
Conley
Colonel Conley
Father Duffy
Sino
Americans Refuse to Leave Tampico in June Exodus
Washington reports five hundred Mexican coast refugees moved north to San Diego aboard the Buffalo and Glacier. Admiral Winslow notes the Buffalo carried most aboard, with a last contingent from Guaymas. About 250 Americans in Tampico declined to depart as the Sumner, acting for refugees, was due. State Department aims to grant half fare rail rates from landing ports to home, with some lines already agreeing.
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Washington
Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Buffalo
Glacier
Winslow
Buifwho
Guaymas
Yaqui
Tampico
Sumner
State Department
Colonel Vanderbilt Grand Jury Witness in Stock Scheme
Lieut Colonel Cornelius Vanderbilt testified before a grand jury about a broker accused of using Vanderbilt and B F Yoakum names to push a stock scheme. The broker’s identity is not released. District Attorney Murphy says the prospectus claimed Vanderbilt and Yoakum were stockholders. An indictment on three counts may follow.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grand Jury
Coonel Vanderbilt
Emmet J. Murphy
Colonel Vanderbilt
B. F. Yoakum
Ontario & Western Load
Swan
Bureau of Commercial Frauds
Sixteen Firms Join Full Pay List For War Year
The article lists sixteen firms joining a wartime payroll pledge, with details on pay, positions kept open, and insurance continuations. Firms include Ajax Rubber Company, Atlantic Fruit Company, Kohler industries, Tide Water Oil Company, and Tide Water Pine Company, among others. The unionized effort covers married and dependent employees with full pay through 1916 and various protections.
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Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America
Nuch
Marconi Company
Edison
Dutane and
Elm Streets
Union Pacific
National Guard
Tribune
Ajax Rubber Company
Atlantic Fruit Company
George L. Dyer Company
Kohler Industries
Tcon Wireless Telegraph Comhals
Pany
Moller & Schumann Co
Tues National Pinc Company
Platt & Washburn Renning Compays
Posisons Eld We Leather Goods Company
Ritz-Carlton
Tide Water Oil Company
Tide Water Pine Company
Union Pacific Pay Policy Heads to Change
Union Pacific will partially pay certain staff while other units at Vulcanite Portland Cement Company and L. E. Waterman Company affirm full pay. Several positions are noted as held open, signaling staffing and wage negotiation movements across the rail and cement sectors.
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Union Pacific
Vulcanite Portland Cement Company
L. E. Waterman Company
David Lieberman Sought Habeas Corpus For Seventeen Year Old Enlistment
David Lieberman, whose father a contractor says he is only seventeen, enlisted with the 12th Regiment at the Armory. The father, after hearing the news, engaged lawyer Benjamin Levinson of Broadway 299 and secured a writ of habeas corpus return to challenge the enlistment.
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David Lieberman
12Th Regiment
Benjamin Levinson
Broadway
David Bound for the South in Search of Mexican Goliath
Judge Julius Mayer of the Federal Court was asked to exempt a boy from parental consent by misstating his age in a writ application. The father argued vainglory led David to enlist and that the youth was unfit for army life, which would hinder service. Before service, the writ expired and the boy departed.
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Julius Mayer
Federal Court
David
South
Helen Keller Donates German War Relief Royalties
Helen Keller directs publishers to send all royalties from Germany sales to the German Blind War Relief Fund. Her offer and a $100 check arrived yesterday and will be formally acknowledged at this evening’s gala benefit at the Bandbox Theatre.
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Helen Keller
Germany
Bandbox Theatre
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