Three Sixes call militia to armory as war orders read
Citizens rush to the armory as Gen Hitch cock dispatches read out by Captain Steedman and Captain Stivers. Guardsmen assemble at 7 45 pm with many families expressing fear and resolve ahead of possible deployment.
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National Guard Mobilized Across States For Border Duty
Washington dispatch reports Governor responses to the Presidents militia call arriving at the War Department by noon. Nation readies for possible war in Mexico with the entire National Guard mobilized for border service as Pershing’s expedition is praised for strength and readiness. Secretary Lansing asserts no withdrawal from Mexico and warns Americans near the border to evacuate. New York and other states begin rapid mobilization with the Sixty-ninth Regiment leading as plans focus on southern deployment.
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LINE HELD BY AMERICANS IN MEXICO
A map shows American lines from El Paso to Colonia Dublin and Casas Grandes with Pershing positions at Namiquipa nearly enveloped by Carranza forces. Mexican troops surround the advance. The Pacific fleet is ordered into Mexican waters as arrows mark potential joint operations from Atlantic and Pacific ports.
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Troop Trains Move Through Middletown to Chicago
Over three days United States reg and Massachusetts coast artillery units moved by Erie special trains through Middletown en route to Chicago. Crowds gathered at James Street depot as troops waved handkerchiefs and flags from Pullman cars.
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Federation Plans Annual Meeting of Women’s Clubs
The Federation of Women’s Clubs will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday at 2:30 PM in the First Presbyterian Church chapel. Delegates’ reports from the biennial convention will be presented, followed by a social and a Music Club program featuring vocal and piano solos and refreshments.
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Local Men Responding to Wilsons Call for Militia
The article lists officers and men of Company I First Infantry N G N Y with ranks and names, including Captain H L Steedman First Lieutenant R M Vernon and Second Lieutenant John A Korschen, followed by non commissioned officers and many privates. A second unit, Medical Detachment, is led by Captain M A Stivers with First Lieutenant H J Shelidy and sergeants Marian L Redfield and Herbert B Royce, plus listed privates.
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H. L Steedman
R. M. Vernon
John A. Korschen
J. H. Wilson
Q. M. Rec
F. Radzinsky
K. W. Shepard
D. H. Werley
T. W. Vernooy
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M. A. Stivers
H. J. Shelidy
Marian Ll. Redfield
Herbert B. Royce
Loren J. Babcock
Ralph P. Bull
George N. Chambers
John J. Dorfman
Frank E. Featherston
Joseph L. Holland
Frank A. Imholz
William T. Imholz
Job
Jackson
Fred M. Kniffen
Charles W. Kruger
Umberto Maneveo
Robert S. Mullaney
F. Millen, Jr
Aloysious J. B. McMickle
Arthur T. St. John
T. Leo Sperrpee Wilson C. van Duzer
Nelson W. Wood
LeGranda Carkle
Mobilization of National Guard for Mexican border action
The Times-Press reports President Wilson calls the entire National Guard to service on the Mexican border. Local militia officers were notified, and Middletown detachments may be sent to the front. Captain M. A. Stivers and Private Ralph P. Bull will represent the Times-Press in camp and at the border or in Mexico if needed.
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Hughes Confers on Chairmanship in National Committee
New York June 19 Charles E Hughes arrived from Washington to confer on organizing the new national committee and the election of a chairman was set for 2 36 o clock William R Willcox and William Loeb Jr have virtually been eliminated from consideration.
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Second note to Austria over submarine attack actions
Washington reports the second note to Austria-Hungary regarding the Austrian submarine attack on the American tanker Petrolite. It is to be coded for immediate transmission and is understood to demand an apology and reparations.
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Joseph Schaap Buys Third Overland Car from Central Garage
Joseph Schaap of this city purchases his third Overland touring car from Central Garage marking a continued local auto trade in the year.
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Miss Ona Pf luke Leaves for Utica to Aid Ill Father
Miss Ona Pfluke new Commissioner of Charities departed Saturday evening for Utica after being summoned by her father’s illness.
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