Army inquiry orders censure of General Eagan
Washington war investigation commission orders a resolution of censure on Brigadier General Charles P. Eagan for vituperative language during testimony about the commissary branch. They require revision before submission and indicate the need to avoid personal attacks while the inquiry continues.
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Army chiefs divided over Eagan incident shock
Washington officials and officers react to Commissary General Eagan’s surprise statement. The event, described as unprecedented, has split opinion among generals and officials from Secretary Alger to the lowest officer. Privately many regret it, fearing it will fuel army divisions and push for military establishment legislation, while few expect immediate action.
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