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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
21
Roosevelt silent as hundreds wire offers services for 20 000 troops including an additional cavalry brigade. The report outlines recruitment, potential deployments, and political reactions, with references to preparations for possible U S involvement and responses from military and civilian leaders.
A garbled 19th century style critique ponders Congress and presidential offers in a distracted stream. The text hints at a debate over reparations, a potential executive proposal, and public reaction, with scattered references to Washington, leaders, and party dynamics amid a turbulent era.
Ambiguous diary style note describes Richart Tethe and Wy at a mid afternoon hotel encounter. Mentions Jerrom, Afton, Ise Wo McGrath with Chicago ties, Walter J. Mayes arriving by intercity train, and a march down to a regiment near 12th Street.
McCormick aims to place Progressive leaders on the Wilson campaign panel. DNC chairman MeCormick left for Washington to confer with Wilson on committee makeup, indicating progressives may join as organizers and fundraisers. Gordon Neal, a lawyer, and Wilbur Marsh are named to assist as fundraising staff.
Albany June 28 Governor Whitman declined to grant a respite for Cresta Shillitani, sentenced to death by electric chair at Sing Sing. Shillitani, who escaped the deathhouse last week with a reviver, allegedly killed a man and wounded ten others before capture. Officials and relatives pressed for a delay, but Whitman ordered the fourth-article execution proceed as scheduled.
The liner Walter was traveling toward the Battery with hundreds aboard when it collided with the tighter Mystery. The waiter slid 6,000 feet of clothing and 800 feet of open nest the peer. The tremendous weight fell near the Brooklyn subway line, likely crushing the act and cause.
Major General O'Ryan recommends ten officers for promotion to higher ranks in New York's National Guard. The list includes Lt. Col. W. McNair to brigadier general, Capt. Dan Hand to major, Major Sanford M. Watham to major, Capt. Welch to major, Capt. Thomas to major, Grosvenor Townsend to captain, William Haskell to major, Sherman Miles to major, George White to lieutenant colonel, We Do AL Anderson to chief of staff. Senator O'Gorman urges preserving the division in the Mexican crisis.
Argentina Ambassador to the United States Romulo Naon stated that the present crisis with Mexico will be peacefully settled. He refused to reveal confidential details but emphasized Argentina’s readiness to aid Pan American efforts and urged unity to keep inter American tensions from escalating. Naon, in Washington for official duties, will return to Manchester for summer embassy duties.
Austrian papers denounce U S policy as imperialistic and dangerous warning that Mexico could be seized under Wilson. The Nebiatt favors peace but fears American meddling will force war. the Tagblatt calls the move a poisoned bouquet for Wilson and warns of Latin American for Latin American doctrine.
An advertisement touts Shredded Wheat Biscuits from Niagara Falls New York as a cost effective muscle building meal. Two biscuits with milk or cream are claimed to provide a complete breakfast or luncheon for under five cents, suitable for both youngsters and adults.
Transcontinental air race halted indefinitely as War Department calls for all aviators and planes for Mexican border duties. Aero Club officials and manufacturers report the pause to reassess racing plans with a feature date to be announced.
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