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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

4

Huge War Bill Passes House for Fortifications and Guns

The House voted in under five hours to approve a record wartime appropriation of 5.435 billion dollars for siege mountain field cannons and ammunition. Representative Borland defended the price and supply chain details while Pershing's artillery program guided the plan to equip three armies with a ninety day ammunition channel.

New York Times Washington House Senate Simeon D. Fess Ohio Germany Spooker Clark Borland Missouri Army Samuel M. Roberts Ordnance Department Navy Department Eash General Pershing France Rogram Miller Orland United States

Three Sources of Big Guns Aid War Production

The discussion explains that heavy coastal and naval guns will aid the U S war effort by providing mobile big guns from navy surplus, coast artillery stocks, and five to six inch coast defense pieces. The plan foresees production starting in 2019 to support Allied offensives.

Borland Navy Secretary of the Navy Secretary of War Coast Artillery McKenzie Illinois Mr. Biy

President Wilson backs suffrage push for Senators vote

After a White House conference with Senator delegations, Wilson voiced strong support for the federal suffrage amendment. He said passage by the Senate next Thursday would reflect US democracy and aid war aims abroad, warning against foreign misinterpretation of a rejection. The Democratic National Committee urged speedy action.

Washington Wilson White House House Senate United States Ransdell Louisiana National Congressional Committee Clark

Hylan Plans Abolition of City Jobs to Fund Raises

Mayor Hylan plans to eliminate nonessential city positions to finance a 10 percent pay rise for police and firemen. Social welfare posts may be cut first, though few remain. About 2.5 million would be added to the budget. sources include limited accruals and possible revenue bonds, though charter limits and no immediate decision were reported.

Board of Estimate Hylan Mitchel Committee On Finance and Budget

Bulgaria and Turkey Move Toward Separate Talks

The Daily Mail says preliminary negotiations over Dobrudja have caused a rift between Bulgaria and Germany, with Austria likely to join soon. Bulgarian Premier Malinoff vows no policy change and unity in pursuing national interests, focusing on food supply and public confidence.

London Bulgaria Turkey Germany Daily Mail Hague Austria Reichstag Vol. Kuhlmann Ferdinand M. Malinoff Amsterdam Sofia T 8 Malinoff Algaria

Major Roosevelt Cited for Bravery at Cantigny Action

Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr led his battalion under gas and bombardment during the Cantigny engagement and refused evacuation to command through heavy fire. The First Division and two batteries earned official praise for conspicuous gallantry with numerous named soldiers and unit actions cited for courage and devotion under fire.

France Associated Preas Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Cantieny Roosevelt Moonevelt The Sun Field Artillery Levy Emanding Smith D. F 7Th Field Artildward M. Smith Combsat Engineers Rd Gouth Cantigny Oscar A. Blonded Axel J. Carlstrom Crafford Magle Edona

62 Casualties Reported in Overseas Army

The War Department lists 62 American casualties abroad on June 24 including 14 killed in action 2 died of wounds 6 wounded to a degree undetermined and 45 severely wounded. Lieutenant Edward G Tomlinson killed in action is named among the dead with next of kin and addresses released.

New York Times Washington War Department Edward G. Tomlinson James Hi. Ackerman France Ackerman Princeton Congress England John Patrick Zeuner Vth Infantry Pershing Mary Zeuner AM Plast John McMall Greene Avenue Brooklyn Army 7Th Infantry 9Th France Geema Oscar Segal New Yorker J. N. Segal Mark’s Place

Bravery Noted in Action by Soldiers Ward Cox and Dillon

Private Frank D. Ward requested to enter action and advanced sixty yards, killing a German sniper after enduring shellfire burns. Lieutenant Moses E. Cox led engineers in constructing a strong point under heavy fire. Lieutenant Lee B. Dillon exposed to machine gun fire and directed working parties for five days.

Brooks Bowles George Purcell Vate Willard Felty Fred M. Meyer Arman Meyer Esa Shelton Armes William L. Proup Walter Stewart Machine Mer Andrew Charles E Russell William Phrar Handley Victor Magoon E. D. Orrell Brey Lucius R. Holbrook R. H. Oglesby John A. Crane 6Th Field Artillery M. Toussaint R. Bedsol Wounde John G. Flint Frank D. Ward Moses E. Cox Lee 8. Dillon

Colonel Roosevelt Elated Over Son’s Bravery

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt expresses pride after learning Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr is cited for bravery. Reports say he was badly gassed in the lungs and eyes yet remained with his battalion through the advance, prompting his father to praise his eldest son while seeking details on his condition.

New York Times Oyster Bay L. L Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt, Jr

Roosevelt Family in World War I Service Roles

The Roosevelt brothers and relatives served across military branches in World War I. Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Captain Archie Roosevelt joined General Pershing's staff, with both later trading ranks to reach frontline duty. Kermit Roosevelt served as a British sapper captain, then U.S. field artillery captain, while Quentin Roosevelt pursued aviation in France. Dr. Richard Derby, husband of Ethel Roosevelt, held a Major rank in the Army Medical Corps.

Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Archie Theodore General Pershing Eth Infantry Arche Plattebyre Connecticut National Guard Plattebur France Arch Kermit Roosevelt Mesopotamia National Army United States Anaent Roosevelt Dey Quentin Rvice Irrance Richard Derby Roosevelt Ethel Army Medeal Corps

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