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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1916

Page

5

Senators reject relief for militia in National Guard bill

Senate Military Committee rejects the House plan for a $1,000,000 relief for dependents of National Guardsmen drafted into federal service. An amendment substitutes a policy to exempt married members with dependents and allows discharge with furlough to Guard units.

New York Times Washington Senate Military Committee House of Representatives House Senate Bradley Kentucky No- Guard United Secretary of War National Guard Reserve

Army Appropriation Bill Faces Big Increase In Defense Costs

Washington June 24 An expected rise in the Army Appropriation bill to about 180 million dollars is tied to mobilization costs for the National Guard and troops on the border. The plan includes a 20 million dollar boost plus a 2 million dollar aeronautics add on, with deficiencies of around 6 million to cover pay and mobilization through June 30. If hostilities in Mexico occur, finance may rely on a Panama Canal bond issue or other revenue measures.

Reed Senator Re Oklahoma National Guard Mexico Gore New York Times Washington House Hay Military Affairs Committee Appropriations Committee War Department Iman Hay Military Committee Guard Signal Corps Mexco

War Dept authorizes limited press coverage of National Guard border duty

Secretary Baker says no objection to newspaper correspondents joining State troops for the Mexican border trip if they pay their own expenses and stay within regulations. Censorship applies. permission to cross into Mexico must come from the War Department. No land grants for reporters on the American side.

New York Times Washington Baker Today War Department National Guard Department War College General Macomb Baker Henry F. McCain Army Gena Wood Barry Bell Wart Department McCain Mexico

Taft predicts war with Mexico and calls for large forces

Former President Taft in Plainfield declares U S duty toward Mexico is clear and warns war could last years. He urges a 250000 strong standing army and a navy equal to Germany, predicts invasion of Mexico and later guerrilla fighting after victory. He says arbitration with England remains and condemns German actions that killed Americans.

New York Times Plainfield N. J William Howard Taft United States Mexico Philippines Taft Germany England Algernon Lee Rand School of Social Science Europe America

Socialists Rally in Carnegie Hall Urges Mexico War Demobilization

About 3500 Socialists gathered at Carnegie Hall to denounce possible war with Mexico and demand troop withdrawal. A resolution urged President Wilson to break with jingo forces, seek mediation, and push peace while organizing a new New York Socialist campaign under the New York County Socialist Committee.

Carnegie Hall Mexico Wilson A. L. Benson Meyer London Morris Hillquit Wall Street New York Carranza Republic Benson United States New York Socialist Campaign New York County Socialist Committee

Judge Emory A. Chase Enlists in Militia at 62

Albany June 24 Judge Emory A. Chase 62 year old Court of Appeals jurist born in Greene County joined the depot unit of Company E Tenth Infantry in Catskill announcing his intention to enlist He signed and underwent enlistment Colonel Klein praised Catskill volunteers and urged Albany support as the battalion recruits Secretary of State Hugo received two veterans from Woodhaven offering enlistment bids for the Albany Tenth.

New York Times Albany N. Y Emory A. Chase Court of Appeals Greene County E. Tenth Infantry Catskill Tenth Justice Chase Klein Long Island Hugo Wood- Spanish Warhaven, L. L Adjutant General's Office

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