Garrison Quits Wilson Cabinet Over Continental Army Plan
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison resigns after a rift with President Wilson over military policy. Wilson accepts the resignation amid opposition in Congress to the continental army plan and Philippine independence bill. Breckinridge appointment likely following Garrison stance.
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Lindley M. Garrigan
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senate
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aso
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Secretary Lindley M Garrison Resigns From Cabinet
Secretary Lindley M Garrison resigns amid cabinet altercations over the Philippine bill and the continental army plan. President Wilson backs the army concept but urges congressional consensus. Garrison and Mrs. Garrison depart for New York for an indefinite stay, leaving a close personal friendship with the president in place.
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Garrison
continental army
congress
chamber of commerce of the United States
New York
war office
Wilson
United States army
President to stay on job or not make another trip
President Wilson told senators and representatives he will not undertake an extended southern trip to speak for preparedness. He may offer a few speeches later but remains needed in Washington to monitor arms and navy bills and other legislation. He will accept invitations to visit cities that do not require long absences from the capital.
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Wilson
Germany and Austria Notify Armament of Merchant Ships
Washington reports Germany and Austria will treat armed merchantmen as warships after March 1. Note cites British admiralty gun policy and U S disarmament proposal. Appendices include Churchill 1922 remark, Spring-Rice dispatch, and 1914 German declaration.
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Cecil Spring-Rice
Williams J. Bryan
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Slashes Wife and Baby in Threatening Attack
Ignatius Barra, returning home near Malaga, New Jersey, tried to murder his wife and their twelve days old daughter by slitting throats. The wife escaped to a neighbor. infant found injured on the floor. Barra fled into Atlantic County woods and is believed to have attempted suicide earlier.
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atete road
Malaga
Ignatius Barra
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bin
Sarra
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