23 Jun 1916
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1916
Page
1
Regent of General Joseph Warren Chapter presented a silken flag to the company at a farewell dinner. Captain C. E. Bordwell spoke on behalf of the unit as soldiers were feted and din ed in the Y M C A. Judge W. E. Rice presided and delivered a patriotic address.
Members of Company F of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Warren County hold a solemn dedication honoring war veterans. The gathering pays tribute to the nation’s founders and fallen soldiers, noting memory of battles from Philadelphia to later conflicts. The event features speeches, floral tributes, and a pledge of loyalty as attendees reflect on service and sacrifice.
Readable text recalls a 1916 patriotic memorial event honoring Revolutionary War figures at a local park, with names of speakers and soldiers, a flag presentation by Jatrukacine Rieg Todd, and a community dinner. The piece notes ceremonies at the park, speeches, and recruitment activity by local G A members as part of war support efforts.
Washington June 24 report says 1000s of guardsmen are to be mustered into federal service for border duty. Secretary Baker and War Department indicate rapid mobilization with Forts and depots to supply units to the Western Front.
A wartime report notes German efforts to disrupt Allied shipping by pressuring Mexican ports for oil and gasoline bound for the British Navy. The piece cites U S investigations into German agents including von Rinletin and links to finance schemes in New York, detailing attempts to interfere with blockade-running and signaling the broader German covert activity in the Americas.
In Philadelphia on June 29, reports say state and federal authorities urged rapid delivery of ordnance and general piles to militiamen in multiple states. Colonel G H Penrose noted ample equipment on hand and pending orders to mobilize. A contract valued at $7,008,000 for federal army supplies was recorded, with further purchases anticipated as the situation evolved.
A distorted report records Eaton advocates supporting a local development plan. It cites hopes for industrial growth, improved safety, and municipal investments, while noting concerns over funding, risks, and the need for careful investigation and public campaign to gain support.
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Detailed reports of the clash are not yet received as General Pershing reportedly sent two squadrons to aid colored troopers attacked near Carrizal. Pershing attributes the earlier assault to treachery by Mexican forces and seeks relief for his men.
Lat in American dispatches report a reported second clash near Carrizal between American and Mexican forces. Pershing sends more troops to aid the Tenth Cavalry, while observers note thousands of Carranza forces in the region and possible U S-Mexico mediation efforts sought by others. The situation remains unresolved with officials cautious and border tensions rising.
An express train carrying Company I and other units arrives at the MIL Gramma modification camp. The schedule lists a baggage car, box car, and various coaches, with detachments from Manville, DeFigeein, and Oil City aboard. Additional loads and personnel are noted for movements to and from Warren and Pee Mountain, with trains expected to depart at planned times.
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