Dental Reduction Extended' Russians Pressing Campaign
London report says Czernowicz in Russian hands and forces moving north in bold flanking attacks on retreating Austrians around Brody. If successful, Russian line from Lutak region to the Romanian border would straighten. Fierce fighting continues in Kovel as Russians push forward amid stubborn German Austrian resistance.
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London
Czernowitz
Brody
Lutak
Lemberg
Kovel
Socialist publishers convicted in Pittsburg riot case
Fred Merrick a socialist publisher and orator was found guilty of inciting to riot in connection with the Westinghouse strike disorders of May 1 and 2. Rudolph Bloom and Anna Goldberg were found guilty on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fred Merrick
Westinghouse
Rudolph Bloom
Anna Goldberg
Warships Sent to Mexico as Precautionary Measure
Secretary Daniels ordered seven destroyers and nine other vessels to join ships already stationed on both Mexican coasts. Cruisers South Dakota and Maryland move from Bremerton to San Diego. Admiral Winslow says 16 warships and auxiliaries can be mobilized within 70 hours at any Pacific port. Several vessels already lie at west coast Mexican ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Mexico
South Dakota
Maryland
Bremerton
San Diego
Cameron McRae Winslow
Pacific Fleet
Pacific
Washington National Guard Oath Rules Border Service
The article notes every Washington National Guard member takes the federal oath upon enlistment preventing past issues. It contrasts with Texas guardsmen who recently faced court martial after refusing the oath during border service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Guard
Texas
Washington Regiment to reach 1836 men and officers
The Second regiment of Washington currently has 967 men and officers, Company A signal corps has 117, sanitary corps 32, and Troop B cavalry 9. The regiment will be recruited to 1836 men and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Signal Corps
Sanitary Eece
National Guard of Washington Fully Equipped, Report Says
The National Guard of Washington is the only guardsmen organization in the country fully equipped to take the Meld according to a federal militia affairs report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of
Washington
Federal Division of Militia Affairs
Recruit New Force to Replace Second Regiment
As soon as the present guard is mustered into federal service, another regiment will be recruited here to take the place of the Second.
Militia Mobilizes in Seattle for Border Duty
Washington guardsmen gather at the Seattle Armory with an average age of 22. Recruits from Seattle and five other cities prepare for mobilization at American Lake, joining infantry, cavalry, and support units as they rush to meet the border deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Guardsmen
Coast Artillery
Coast mobilizes state militia for war mobilization
Sacramento reports the State Militia being assembled at the fair grounds under war department orders. Adjutant General Thomas expects full mobilization within four days with about 3,400 officers and men. militiamen will be paid on regular army terms and must volunteer for service. Oregon also mobilizes a combined force near Clackamas range. Idaho conducts mass enlistments in Boise. Troop B in Tacoma prepares at American Lake with 20 serviceable mounts for 76 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Inglie
Washington Regiment
Seattle
American Lake
Adjutant General
Tacoma
Second Infantry
William Inglis
Cavalry
Company A
Field Signal Corps
War Department
War
Sacramento
State Fair Grounds
Adjutant General's Office
Adjt
Thomas
California
Thoman
National Guard
Idaho
Boiskh
Ida
Crow
Boise
General National Guard
Lineup of Second Regiment Led by Col Inglis
The Second regiment is commanded by Col William M Inglis with Lieut Col Menard Dartington of Beattie as deputy. Staff includes Maj Fred W Liewerllyn of Seattle commanding Pivot battalion and Maj John K Carrell of Seattle commanding Second battalion. The roster lists battalion adjutants, quartermasters, and commissaries, plus company commanders and locations from Seattle to Spokane and North Yakima with a total strength and unit distribution across A to M companies and support units. Infantry strength and organization details follow by city and captain. Infirmary and sanitary detachment in Seattle with 26 men.
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Signal Corps
Sanitary Divisions
Seattle
North Yakima
Aberdeen
Spokane
Walla Walla
Centralia
Second Infantry
University of Washington
Tacoma
William M. Inglis
Menard Dartington
Beattie
Fred W. Liewerllyn
John K. Carrell
George H. Lovejoy
Pullman
Spencer &. Sulliger
Tacdma
Hert
Bowes
Leonard C. Meigs
Dale D. Drain
A. W. McMorris
Cole
Burtis
Trancie D. Yeager
Henry J. Carey
Hubert V. Hopkins
William A. Carmichael
Rey HB. McClinton
Leutenrant
John W. Hoar
Hugh KK. Fullerton
Krheet H. Keene
Thomas \. Secones
Arthur K. Campbell
George &. Jones
BK. Meary
Walter W. Hoge
Walter K. Kutnewsky
Holand
BK. Johnnston
Campbell C. McC
Bart V. Springer
Frederick M. Cook
David A. Maurier
Norris A. Miller
KE. A. Poerschler
F. ‘Hm. ‘Preil
Fred N. Insinger
Charles B. Merriam
A. W. French
Walter H. Root
MH. BK. Dunton
Ralph MW. Todd
Dale DD. Crain
Cavalry
Hartwell W. Palmer
Myron ©. Cramer
Harry G. O'Brien
Pranola M. Carroll
Deolin G&g. Hyme
Herbert ©. Ostrom
Janeines
Carl M. Burdick
Kent
B. WB. Sehrack
Medical Reserve Corps
Piratieutenants
W. W. Ballaine
Bellingham
James V
Railroads to tackle big job on troop movements
Western railroads say 80 000 to 100 000 militiamen can be moved to the Mexican border without disrupting civilian travel. Santa Fe officials say equipment suffices and trains can be formed quickly. Rock Island will split westbound trains to keep regular traffic flowing. Chicago & Northwestern pledges full railroad control for troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Santa Fe
Vincent
The
Rock Island
Call for Mexican Volunteers Amid Border Tension
Gen Alvaro Obregon, Mexico’s war minister, urges Mexicans to volunteer to defend against any rupture with the United States. He directs the appeal to Gen Jacinto Treviño who commands the Carranza army’s northern division. Authorities emphasize preventing crossings into American soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Obregon
Jacinto Trevino
Carranza
Army of the North
Tts
New Pastor to Preach at First Methodist on Aug 2
Rev. James Edwin Crowther newly appointed pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Seattle is expected to preach his first sermon on August 2. He serves as income secretary in New York for the board of Methodist foreign missions and will arrive around July 15 to replace Adna W. Leonard, who has become a bishop. District Superintendent G A Landen confirmed the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Edwin Crowther
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Seattle
Benetol Advertises Germ Killing Sores Cure
An old advertisement claims stubborn sores heal by using Benetol with directions in a booklet. It promises immediate results for boils carbuncles eczema and skin infections and urges purchase from druggists with red carton branding.
Helen Keller the American author and educator
Helen Keller, born June 27, 1880 in Tuscumbia Alabama, became deaf and blind and learned through lessons with Anna Sullivan. She pursued education at Radcliffe College graduating in 1904 and wrote Story of My Life, while also engaging in social life and lectures.
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Helen Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Anna Sullivan
Perkins Institute
Hilnd
Boston
Cambridge School
Miss Sullivan
Radcliffe College
Misa Sullivan
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