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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
3
A House resolution by Rep Slayden of Texas accuses commissioned U S Army officers of serving in the Cuban army and receiving salaries from Cuba in violation of law, highlighting months of alleged dual service.
The article names Captains Parker Gately and Golderman alleged to be drawing 150 to 200 dollars monthly from Cuba while serving as US Army officers. It reports Mr. Slayden's resolution demanding War Department details on Cuban pay and detachment circumstances and whether other American officers serve in the Cuban army, plus a proposed five-person Cuban Panama detail consent amendment.
Rear Admiral Robly D. Evans, retired, told reporters in San Antonio that Congress authorized only two battleships instead of four. He warned that such limits leave the United States third in world naval rankings.
An astrologer links September 14 to favorable heavenly influences for a future union. New York society notes report Edith Kingdon Gould and Armstrong Drexel marrying in 1886 and now their children Majorie Gould and Anthony Drexel Jr. engaged. The piece traces family ties, wealth, and cosmopolitan social circles across New York and Europe.
Sixty-eight Republicans support the eight-hour bill with 122 yeas to 8 nays and 18 not voting, while Governor Draper threatens a veto. Two Democrats oppose despite intraparty shifts, and 12 Democrats are unrecorded. The measure now faces another reading amid forecasts of Senate fate.
Ex Vice President Fairbanks declined Taft’s offer to serve as special envoy to Buenos Aires for the centenary celebration next month. President Taft designated General Leonard Wood to represent the United States and convey American congratulations to the Argentine Republic.
At the Army Hall in Faneuil Hall last night the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company elected Captain Edwin R. Frost to fill the unexpired term of J. Henry Brown on the Military Museum Committee. Sergeant Fred J. Hutchins was defeated. Commander Charles S. Camrell presided as the company held its first regular meeting since October with near total turnout and a very close ballot.
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