Extra Pay for Foreign Service In Mexican Border Duty
Washington June 30 Extra pay for foreign service will be allowed American troops serving across the Mexican border. Comptroller Warwick of the treasury ruled 20 percent situational and off duty plus 10 percent. The comptroller also held that private employees who enlist in the national guard are entitled to full pay from their civil pond for the first 30 days of service, except the combined salaries of officers will be subject to the $2000 limit.
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Washington
Army Horses and Mules Needed Move to Border
New York June 30 One half of New York erate National Guard en route to the border and the rest will be moved as soon as they can be mustered in and equipped Major General John F O'Ryan commanding announced today He said he and his staff would start for the border on or before next Wednesday A dearth of acceptable horses and mules is delaying mobilization movements The Fifth regiment of New Jersey entrained today nearly 1500 strong
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New York
John F. O'Ryan
New Jersey
Mexico to Enforce New Mining Tax
Washington reports the Mexican government plans to enforce a new mining tax despite U S protests. A State Department official said penalties for non payment during July would not be imposed, but August to October would see 25 40 and 100 percent rates respectively. After October 1 outright forfeiture of mining properties for delinquent tax is threatened.
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Washington
United States
Cayranza Goverment
Rodgers
Ised
State Department
Murderer executes in New York prison for policemen killings
June 30 New York reports Creata Shillitant was executed for the three year old murder of two policemen who were arresting him for killing a third man in a quarrel over a drink. He showed no insanity at trial but grew terrified in the death house after other executions. He seized a revolver, killed one keeper and wounded another before recapture.
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Shillitant
New York
Gill
Judge McPherson Upholds Steel Co Plan in NJ Deal
Philadelphia June 30 Judge McPherson in the U S court of appeals refused to block Bethlehem Steel's plan to acquire the assets of Pennsylvania Steel of New Jersey and its subsidiaries a holding company. The ruling comes on an appeal by Clarence H Venner of New York a stockholder who contends the consolidation violates federal antitrust law.
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Me* Pherson
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Uethlehem Steel Company
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New Jersey
Clarenee H. Venner
New York
Bolivian Minister Calls for Mediation in US Mexico Dispute
Bolivian Minister Igracio Calderon, serving as envoy to the United States for several South and Central American republics, urges mediation in the current trouble between the United States and Mexico. He says the United States has made clear it seeks no mediator.
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