Roosevelt plan to lead volunteers for war concerns backers
President Wilson faced debate as Colonel Roosevelt weighs leading a reinforced division with an extra cavalry brigade. Baker notes selection hinges on volunteers, age, and unit size, while experts debate feasibility and timing as Roosevelt moves toward public statements and mobilization logistics.
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Roosevelt in Oyster Bay shows and political moves
The Roosevelt contingent reacts to public cheers as Colonel Roosevelt appears briefly in a window during a parade. Discussion focuses on legal barriers to a possible U S mission and the politics of offering his services. Roosevelt plans to devote time to Metropolitan Magazine and division work, with security details at Sagamore Hill and Oyster Bay.
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Progressives may join Wilson campaign committee
McCormick, DNC chairman, traveled to Washington to confer with President Wilson on campaign committee makeup. He indicated several prominent Progressives could be named, though he would not discuss personnel until after further talks. Auchincloss named assistant treasurer, with Marah as treasurer.
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Edward M. House
Wilbur W. Marah
Whitman Won’t Delay Shillitani Execution
Albany June 28 Governor Whitman refused to grant a respite to Oreste Shillitani, condemned to die in Sing Sing’s electric chair. Shillitani, who escaped last week, killed one guard and wounded two others during the escape. His mother and Assemblyman Barra urged a short delay for sanity examinations. the governor called the case a scandal and would not delay. Courts may seek a stay of execution.
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East River Subway Tube Near Puncture
A steam lighter collided with a lighter named Hustler on the East River yesterday. The impact sent 6,000 feet of curbstone and 800 feet of Naeeing into the water as the load tipped toward the Battery. Harbor officials warn the weight nearly struck the Brooklyn subway tube, which could have shattered the shell if it had fallen directly onto it.
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Harbor
New York Guard Officers Promoted in Major Reorganization
Major General O'Ryan recommends broad promotions in New York National Guard with several officers advancing to brigadier general and major ranks across artillery, infantry, engineers, medical corps, and staff positions. Senator O'Gorman urged keeping the division intact during Mexican trouble.
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New York Infantry
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Argentina envoy predicts peaceful settlement of US Mexico tangle
Argentina Ambassador Romulo S Naon voiced confidence that the current crisis between the United States and Mexico will be settled peacefully. He declined to reveal supporting facts, said mediation was not offered, and urged continental unity to avert violence. Naon noted Argentina’s willingness to aid peace but emphasized it is not mediating. He spoke in this city and planned to depart soon for Manchester, Mars.
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Vienna Sees U S Annexation Plan
The Austrian newspapers Tagblatt and Teiblatt condemn U S policy as imperialistic and aimed at annexing Mexico and possibly Central America. They warn President Wilson faces a dangerous, unprepared nation and misjudged plans could spark incalculable war and anti Latin American doctrine.
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Central America
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Shredded Wheat Biscuits Prove Nutritious Meal Value
A reader is told that two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with milk or cream provide a complete meal for under five cents, delivering muscle-building nutrition from whole wheat grain. The advertisement promotes Shredded Wheat as suitable for all ages, to be eaten with milk at breakfast or with fruit at lunch, noting production at Jagara Falls, New York.
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Aerial Derby Postponed Over War Border Demands
Transcontinental Race is indefinitely postponed as War Department demands all available aviators and aircraft for use on the Mexican border. Aero Club of America states backers concede to national needs and the Derby trophy will stay with officials to be run at a future date. 2,000 pipemakers strike ending hours demand 10 to 15 percent raise and union recognition. strike HQ opened at Forward Hall, 175 East Broadway.
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Auill
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Girls Held on Shop Charge in Sixth Avenue Store
Two eighteen year old girls were arraigned in Jefferson Market Court and held in 1000 bond yesterday after jostling customers and tinkering with handbags in a Sixth Avenue department store. They described themselves as Catherine Romanella of 29 Cornelia Street and Netti Fratino off Charles Street.
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