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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1916

Page

3

Nation mobilizes National Guard for Mexican border

Governor responses to President Wilson's call mobilize more than 100000 guardsmen across 45 states. Secretay Baker confirms units stay at mobilization points until mustered into federal service under Funston. Units may be furloughed if not needed at the border.

Washington, D. C Wilson National Guard War Department Baker Funston Carranza United States Mexico District of Columbia Coast Guard Texas New Mexico Arizona Organized Militia State of United States Army Division of Militia Affairs Adjutant General's Department Quartermasters Corps Medical Corps

State Guards Mobilized by Telegram Across Governors

A compiled list shows state troops and National Guard units ordered to assemble by telegram to governors. Battalions brigades regiments and support units are assigned to forts camps and cities including Fort Logan H Roots Montgomery Camp Stafford Chandler and Nevada Jackson and more across Arkansas Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska New Hampshire and other states.

Washington D. C National Guard Arkansas Fort Logan H. Roots Alabama Signal Corps Montgomery Louisiana Camp Stafford Alexandria Oklahoma Chandler California Colorado Field Engineers Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Field Artillery Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Fort Riley Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Jackson Missouri Nevada Montana Nebraska New Hampshire

Southern troops mobilize in Georgia South Carolina Florida

Georgia plans about 3000 mobilized at Macon while South Carolina readies 2658 at a Columbia camp and Florida about 2000 at a Duval county camp as National Guard units press for border duty following the president's call.

Atlanta National Guard Baker Georgia Macon South Carolina Columbia Florida Guard Duval County

Central State mobilization plans for National Guard

Chicago dispatch reports that plans for mobilizing nearly all states in the Central Department for Mexican border service are almost complete. About 2000 guardsmen from Chicago are expected to depart for the Springfield encampment within 48 hours, with Illinois Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado Missouri and Arkansas included in the mobilization.

Chicago National Guard Central Department Ly. S. A Thomas Barry Springfield Barry Illinois Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado Missouri Arkansas

New York National Guard Begins Mobilization

New York June 19 Fifteen thousand or more troops of the New York National Guard began assembling in their armories today. They will move to the state mobilization camp at Beekman New York to be mustered into United States service. Mobilization expected to be complete within three days.

United States Army Newton D. Baker Funston New York Pennsylvania New York National Guard Beekman N. Y United States Service

Railroads See No Immediate Guard Move To Texas

Dallas officials report no plans to move national guards from any state to the Texas border. They expect a ten day wait and doubt enough cars to move 82 000 men before then. The strategy likely mirrors how the Texas National Guard was transported with units concentrated in major cities.

Dallas Tex Texas Texas National Guard

Tennessee Troops Begin Mobilizing at Nashville Fair Grounds

Tennessee forces mobilize at the state fair grounds in Nashville with three Nashville companies handling camp setup. Rail transportation arrangements are made for moving troops, and Col. Carey F. Spence of Knoxville is named to command the camp as the highest ranking officer in the state.

Nashville Tenn Tennessee Threeashville Carey F. Spence Knoxville

Coast Troops Assemble for Mexican Border Service

Mobilization of militia moves forward across California Oregon Washington Montana and Idaho. About 9000 national guardsmen could be ready for service on the Mexican border within 48 hours, with more to join after additional recruiting.

San Francisco Cal California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho

Oklahoma Militiamen Mobilized Across Eight Companies

Oklahoma City reports June 19 that one thousand Oklahoma militiamen are included in eight companies mobilized to units in the state. The deployment reflects ongoing readiness measures and has implications for local security and training activities.

Oklahoma City Okla Oklahoma

Oklahoma National Guard mobilization ordered for Chandler

Infantry, engineers, field hospital and cavalry units ready to entrain for the mobilization camp at Chandler Oklahoma. Commanding officers say they can leave armories in twenty four hours. Adjutant General Canton says a day or two are needed to carry out the order.

Engineers Corps Chandler Okla Oklahoma National Guard Frank M. Canton

Nebraska National Guard mobilization begins in Lincoln

Secretary Baker's telegram sparks the call up of nearly 2000 guardsmen in Nebraska. The state has two aviators, Capt. R. E. McMillan and Lt. Edward Bagnall, and Adjutant General Hall expects the full force ready to move within a week.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska National Guard Baker Nebraska R. E. McMillan Edward Bagnall Hall

National Guard Mobilizes 2900 Men at Montgomery Fair Grounds

Alabama troops 2900 strong to mobilize at the Fair Grounds in Montgomery within three hours except for two companies guarding Huntsville. Col. W F Weiss of the Second regiment commands the camp as Montgomery militiamen organize the site.

Montgomery Ala Huntsville National Guard Fair Grounds W. F. Weiss

National Guard Mobilization Across Three States

About 15,000 guardsmen were set for mobilization in Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware under War Department orders. In Pennsylvania roughly 9500 men will report at Mount Gretna as part of the nationwide action.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware War Department Mount Gretna

Massachusetts Plans Militia Movement Delayed

Boston on June 19 reported Adjutant General Charles H. Cole said moving the entire state militia to the Framingham camp could be done today but would be deferred until tomorrow.

Boston Mass Charles H. Cole Framingham

Kansas militia ready to mobilize at Fort Riley

Kansas guardsmen number 2006 and have been prepared to mobilize at a moment s notice for four months. The unit was ordered to entrain at Fort Riley near Topeka.

Topeka Kan Kansas Fort Riley

Mobilization Movements Expand Across States

June 19 reports show Vermont National Guard assembling for departure to Fort Ethan Allen and Ohio Ohio National Guard orders mobilizing 8000 men at a camp near Columbus. Louisiana Washington Artillery awaits orders to Camp Stafford Alexandria. Virginia troops assembling for federal service mobilization at fair grounds. New Jersey militiamen expected at Seabright camp by midweek. Arkansas militia units en route to Fort Logan H Roots. Indiana guardsmen could be mobilized within 24 hours at Fort Benjamin Harrison.

Ohio Columbus Ohio National Guard Artillery of Louisiana New Orleans Washington Artillery State Militia McCrory Baton Rouge Arkansas Little Rock Ark Fort Logan H. Roots Adjutant General's Department Indiana Indianapolis Ind F. L. Bridges Indiana National Guard Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana Guard

Recruiting Office Busy After Parade Influx

Crowds fill a local recruiting office after a preparedness parade with applicants for enlistment. Brigadier General Harvey plans 2300 district militia at Fort Myer within 86 hours. Most guardsmen work for government departments. Mississippi mobilization set in Jackson with notices to three battalions for assembly and possible mobilization by tomorrow. Missouri mobilizes National Guard. early troops expected at the state camp as officers press recruiting statewide to reach full strength.

Washington, D. C Harvey Fort Myer Missouri Nevada

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