War prep and officer service rules amid Mexican tension
The article surveys how retired officers may return to active duty in war, outlines volunteer army rules for recruits including age and language requirements, and notes that some officers may not be assigned acting quartermaster posts. It covers Alaska railroad appointments, insular affairs, and China relief work, plus ammunition quality and supply distribution for troops at the Mexican border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Volunteer Army
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Frederick Mears
Cavalry
Alaska
Untesa
Mears
Canal Zone
Panama
Col. Goethals
Washington
Tune
The
Interior
Mutt
Imade
Trent
Meare
Corps
Navy
Hay
Army Corps of Engineers
China
Wiliam J. Sibert
Gdetiats
Panama Canal
Ching
Hwal-Ho
General Feld
Vera Crag
Mexicart Terrtory
St. Louis
Fort ‘Bliss
Nogales
Pecos Rive
Fort Sam Houston
Pecos River
Brownsville
Galvestondor
Vera Cruz
San Francisco
Quartermaster General
Ing
Vara Cruz
War Department
Kilpatrick
McClellan
Meade
Sumner
Galveston
New Orleans
Funston
Vera Cru
Navy yard storehouse and battleship at navy yard questions
The House omitted funds for a new fireproof general storehouse at Washington navy yard, risking $7,000,000 in old gun material stored openly and delaying reassembly. Also struck out cost increase for Pearl Harbor dry dock, with Navy engineers urging flexible construction sites for battleships and possible yard work at Mare Island or private builders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval
Washington Navy Yard
Navy Department
Navy
Mhtecat
Naval Gun ‘Factory
Navy Yard
House
Senate
Pearl Harbor
Awall
Padgett
Naval Committee
Dit Padgett
Alfred Noble
Hawaii
Bureau-Of -Words and Docks
Navy de ‘Partment
Mivy
Daniels
Tandum
New York Navy Yard
Government Yard
Mare Island
Cal
New York
Department
Congress
Navy Yards
Texas
Manilla
Spain
Mara Island
New Orleans
Newport
R. C
Naval Movements and Assignments In 1914 Fleet
Long list of naval moves in April 1914 detailing Lieut Bradley detached to naval proving ground Indian Head Md Lisut B K Mul commissioned from June Bla Ensen T W Mcquire detached Nebraska to Constellation assignments for medical and construction staff to various yards and ships across Massachusetts Iowa Virginia New Jersey Delaware and other ports with numerous officers chief petty officers and paymasters reassigned or appointed including moves to Alabama Kentucky Maine and Japan as part of Atlantic and Asiatic stations with vessel movements between Vera Cruz Port Aransas and Newport News and the Mayflower voyage to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warlous
Navy‘ Yards
Wyoming
Delaware
Rhode Island
Kansas
Navy Department
New York Navy Yard
Navy
Navy Yard
W. W. Bradley
George Washington University
Naval Proving Ground
Indian Head
Lisut
B. K. Mul
Ensen
T. W. McQuire
Nebraska
Constellation
Fasaed
W. H. Halsey
Naval Medical School
Montana
Naval Conetr
A. J. Chantry
Norfolk
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Naval
FG. Coburn
Ways Yard
Phiadelphiny
Fai
Boston
Mass
Surga
F. A. Haidler
W. B. Hatfield
J.B. Helm
Louis Lemapuld
H-Masset
Howard
Lonk
Kentucky
C. Foutch
C. M. Holm
J. V.chaae
Cincianail
Home
Wall Anders
C. G. Fewel
Mopadnock
Monterey
Cincinnati
D. W. Wurtsbaugh
Staf
Asiatic Goct
Wall
Lieut
Camas
D. B. Theleen
Bpruanch
Hilliard
Naval Hospital
Yokohama
Thomas Baxter
Moblean
Asien
Gerard Bradford
Rosign H. B. Cecil
Saratoga
Rusign
C. H. Morrison
Butler
Canacao
Ated Asal
A. E. Lye
Peking
Lo Galvaston
M. A. Stuart
Galveston
China
Paymasiec
J. M. Hancock
Morena
Boatswain David-Weate
Son- Terry
Naval Station
Cavite
L. Greeme
Monadnockaval
Olongaga
Tawain
J. “Legere
A. C. Praensel
Mohican
Ainbow
J. C. Holmes
Rainbow
Mnera
Arthur Edquett
A. Farh
I. M. Salladay
Chile
Frank Halfords
A. Q, ML
Firat de
United Sates Marine Corps
Rat
W. W. Buckie Y
United States Marine Hirst Dieut
C. G. Stincgair
Laud Mediation Aim Defended in Uruguayan Tone
A.Dia of Montevideo voices strong support for U S mediation between the United States and Huerta Mexico. It argues mediation proves American respect for Latin American nations and could prevent war, uniting America’s republics toward justice and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dia
Montevideo
Latin America
Hi Dia
Uruguay
United States
Gen. Huer
Huerta
Republic of Mexico
Republic
The
Hague
America
A. B.C
Fluerta
Scout Examinations and Merit Badges at Rosslyn Virginia
With the Boy Scouts first and second class examinations conducted at the old Washington Golf Club grounds in Rosslyn Virginia about 40 boys were examined. Merit badges awarded this week include athletics painting leather working freemanship cycling life saving and more to named scouts. A scout from Troop No 2 achieved life and star status and camp details from a weekend at Diffcult Run Virginia are noted along with troop activities and upcoming meetings and talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Washington Golf Club
Rosslyn
A. Biggs
Raymond Baur
Arthur L. Blakeslee
Frederick W. Livermore
Diffcult Run
Elkins Station
Great Falls
Camp
Saeads
Aes
jGosorn
Telegra
Gur Hall
Mendar
Louis Gosarn
Clinton Allard
Clay Gogorn
Howard Yervick
Denslaw Egeies
Jtan
Homer Greenfield
Jeverly Grltuwas
Kenneth Harries
Inward Tatley
Robert Cruft
George Davis
de Witt
Brightwood Engine Company
Wildwond
Robert Crit
James D. Bagieston
Pontiry
Liesd Harrison
Homer Keenfield
William Krol
Howard
Colored Artist Wins High Honor in Paris Louvre
A reader notes that artist H. O. Tanner, son of Bishop Tanner, has attained top recognition among living artists with certain paintings placed in the Louvre gallery in Paris. The letter highlights color line and mentions the achievement as significant for a colored man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paris
H.O. Tanner
Louvre
Tanner
African Methodist Eniscoual Church
Isabella WW. Pares
Sixths Street
Questions Albania Cable Contradicts Itself Inlocale Report
Mr Nickelson questions a dispatch from Durazzo Atheneia claiming 30 Albanians were crucified in Kadra in the Orthodox Church. He notes inconsistencies with Muslim attackers and Orthodox Christians. He cites villages' church attendance limits and Epirote control of Kadra to challenge the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nickelson
Durazzo
Athgeia
Kadra
Mohammedan Attamiane
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United States Army
Ehitippites Constabulary
Bureau of Insular
Philippines Constabulary
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Miniepine
Gower
Constabulary
Arate
Miltary Service
George W. McIver
Philippines Department
Manila
Savas
B. F Nickerson
Philippine Scouts
Fr Anteipadien
Moexteo
Carter
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Une
Jele
Pta
ARMY
Uapl
ADNA
Cedar Artillery Corps
Gordon N. Kimball
Fourth Cavalry
L. Gramam
Yatlad
Ander G. ‘Gillesfi
Sant Artillery Corps
Francis G. Delano
Enest Artillery Corps
Eastern Department
Thoma B. M’down
Medical Reserve Corps
Presidio
Vicksburg
Theayon
Cleveland
Guaymes
la Maz Cagtine
Charlealan
Kay Weal
Paducap
Bing
Vermont
E Albert
Horn the Tailor
7Th St
LAUDS
Boy Scouts
Scout A. Biges
Hfe
Leland Quaintance
Hoys
Questions
Albania Cable
Dandrun
Newbro
Herpicide
Herpicide Company
Dept
Detroit
Mich
Toliet
Herpfelde
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