Wilson rejects US protests over anti war plea on looting
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson rebuked antiwar pleas as critics urged calm amid a Mexican looting controversy. Rodgers in Mexico City filed a vigorous protest over U S property seizures in Sonora Jalisco and Tamaulipas noting Americans’ livestock autos and gold seized by local authorities without Mexico City approval.
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Wilson
U. S
Washington
Rodgers
Mexico City
Nashowe
Mexico
Sonora
Jalisco
Tammagine Keporia
Mancanilla
Cortanes
State Department
Plug Island Camp for Boys Record Camp at Plum Island
Ofennis of the Military Training for Boys yesterday announced a record camp at Plum Island S 1 from August 12 to September. The total enrollment cap is 1207 boys. Frank Cimon to eight then yenre and way Téacher yesterday and rumeriég achiteoeel aprlices he hromicht slout the derisun fo ald the second amp.
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Plug Island
Ofennis
Plum Island
S. 1
Frank Cimon
Wood promises 69th to stay at Camp Beekman in Texas move
Gen Wood said by Monday 85,000 men would be en route to or at the border, with New York guards all bound for Texas and camps at Peekskill and Tobyhanna serving training needs as regiments shift toward the border. Crowned by artillery and Yale battalion units, the mobilization proceeds with emphasis on training and equipment.
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Criste
Esten
Pertr
New York
Steremark
Therm
Pinchot
Eanae
Finbar
National
Messena Hardin
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Peekskill
Texas
Wood
Pennsylvania
Tony
New Hampshire
Ean
Gener
Fork
Berlman
Thad
Hit
Compleys
New Fork
Tobyhanna
Penn
Yale
Connecticut
O'Clark
Genne
Trey
United States
Gnandemwen
Cam Whitlam
24 Field Hospital
Arthur W. Slee
Horder
Chaeder
Lowis
St Chaetes
Hough
Myers
Charles
Trang
Mokwra
George Lawet
Wesmujar
Mexico
Mokane
Baltimore infantry reshaped into Field Artillery units
Officers announced the 14th New York Infantry from Buffalo would join the Sd Field Artillery in a reorganization at Camp Whitman led by Captain Hand. Battery D of the Massachusetts Field Artillery will entrain, and the rest of the force moves aim to fit up regiments for service. General O’Ryan names staff officers. the move accelerates mobilization with improved communications and railroad coordination.
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6Th New York Infantry
Buffalo
Hockman
Sd Field Artillery
Warr Department
Reo
Onice
Aith
Camp
Whitman
Ai Field Artillery
O'Ryan
John B. O'Ryan
Wa Department
Edward Cilmatch
Franklin W. Ward
L Leutenant
Alison Reagan
Divisjon
Carolina Vanderhils
Loelly Kinvali
Heney
Auch
Cunny Whitman
Beigadier
Jetty Baily
Beochlyn
Eddy
Inveeta
Almet Reed Latean
Judge Advocate
Heckman
Massachusetts
Massachurette Field Artillery
Xea
Magmachinetts
Glandera
Pennsylvania
Freduy
Texas
Governor's Stand
Washington
Governor's Ieland
National Guard
Department of the East
Mount Greta
Siben
Tourial Stroyare
St Louis
Cheapo
12Th
Hong Ke
American Rimroad Association
Department
Wood
Texer
Cncernl
Four Cavalry Troops Leave Van Cortlandt Park for Rio Grande
Four troops of the Int Cavatex the first mid in the mounted Branch of the National Guard to leave New York broke camp at Van Cortlandt Park and ride to Yonkers before marching on to the Rio Grande. Spectators lined the routes while troopers sang of their aims and townsfolk offered shelter from a hot sun as trains prepared for the journey east.
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National Guard
New York
van Cortlandt Park Y
Brookisy
Staten Island
Hierar
Tom Dayn
Emilee
Wileeke
47th Regiment to Peekskill After Exam Results
Colonel Ernest E Jannicky announced the 47th Brooklyn Regiment will entrain to Peekskill. He dismissed rumors of illness exaggeration and said only about 10 percent were rejected after medical exams. Reported cases included isolated misconduct and a non regimental mental health incident.
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47Th Regiment
Brooklyn
Sixtieth Street
New York Central
Peekskill
Feld Kltehen
Tenta
Kings County Hospital
Hela
Ambushed at Mokane Missouri by Sun and Ice Cream Aid
A chaotic Civil War era account recounts eleven New York 7th Infantry rookies marching near Mokane Missouri when a sudden sunlit ambush provoked a rapid retreat. The tale blends improvised meals and improvised field food amid a tense, baffling encounter with no visible enemy, ending with the rookies exhausted and the regimental surgeon lamenting stalled supplies.
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Sedalla
New York
7Th Infantry
Mokane
Missouri
Fienerat Sol
Fight for Pay Wagons on the Road Home
A fragmentary wartime reminiscence describes a march about seventy five miles in eighteen days with paymasters and wagon trains. It mentions the Bordel of Anne, sightings of rival wingers, diaries by Private George Chapman, and a cast including Orlanda Krowny and Private Marc Lagen. Notes on rail transport and sleepers hint at disuse and movement from Server City to Pullman services.
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Avesta
Vera Cruz
Gamim
Laval
Veray Cras
Duchart
Piago
Nesenal
Anne
Denis
George Champman
Jtman
Stort
Cine
Orlanda Krowny
Yale
Marc Lagen
Alee
Jwell
Enre
Brown
Band Refusal to Report to Border Knocks NJ Guard Job
Members of the con negimens Band of the New Jersey National Guard who refused the federal oath face limited contracts after returning to Paterson. Conductor Albert Robinson and Park Board official William A. Mert noted the band’s services would not be needed at park concerts. The regiment’s disobedience to join the border force led to the breakdown of a key contract as the band dissolved and regrouped. The newly formed regimental band, once the Paterson Cadet Band, drew a crowd of 19,000 at its debut under former leader George Conve aseetant.
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New Jersey National Guard
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Paterson
Albert Robinson
William A. Mert
Park Board
Mod
Jeft Toulny
Paterean
George Conve Aseetant
That
N.Y Rand
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