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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1916

Page

10

National Guard Officers Face Elimination Under Defense Act

War Department ruling dissolves inspectors of small arms practice from National Guard units that have qualified under the National Defense Act. Civilians seek commissions as second lieutenants amid about 7,800 vacancies. A five member board will study government munition production with a $1,000,000 start plan and a two year ordnance officer detail schedule. The National Armature Wireless Association seeks to wear a military uniform under applicable restrictions.

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Army and Navy Recruiting, Quarters Rules, and War Dept Updates

War Department notes cover civil organization for volunteers, insignia, and training to prepare for national emergencies. It reports on recruiting obstacles, quartering rights related to officers serving with the national guard, and a 1913 Shanghai Dock and Engineers contract for a Philippine army steamer. It cites hurricane claims at Galveston and proposed Treasury auditing for payments to soldiers families and civilians. Continuous disputes and delays in shipments and reimbursements are described, with references to Manila and London negotiations.

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Master Poker Alliances on River Boats A Master Play

In Arkansas City and aboard river boats two top poker players, One Eye and Blaisdell, form unadvertised partnerships to dominate play. Spectators study their silent, signless methods while rivals fear clashes and seek clues, observing a system of mutual understanding that yields large pots and wary rivals.

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Debate Over Rapid Play Length Divides Jopes Members

A lively dispute among Rapid Playing LAB members and other chess circles centers on suitable game length with 85 or 40 minutes favored by some for enjoyment while others urge restraint, arguing that rapid moves risk disorder and “shoving wood.” The page also reports a Middlesex vs Kent correspondence match win by W Ward with Amos Burn analysis and notes prominent chess figures like Christy Mathewson Capablanca and Marshall engaging in the pastime, plus a Dublin Sackville Chess Club note amid political turmoil.

LAB W. Ward Middlesex Kent England Amos Burn White Binal Ward Raymond Q-Qiry Ki-Br Castles Euigne United States Christy Mathewson Frank J. Marshall New York Mathawaon Marahali Akill Jose R Capablanca Capablanca

Nation Supersedes Parent In Minor Enlistment Case

War Department issued a statement noting Federal Judge Wad dill in Norfolk Virginia upheld the government's superior claim to a youth under 18 who enlisted in the District of Columbia National Guard. The decision rests on the nation's paramount right to services of the minor, and rejects any natural or common law parental custody claim.

War Department Waddill Norfolk District of Columbia National Guard

Germany Tightens Passport Rules for Travel

The German government will require special permission for all persons entering or leaving Germany. The State Department reports the instruction from the German authorities. Permission will be granted only in cases of inevitable necessity with full explanation. Americans planning travel to Germany should review the regulation before applying for passports.

Germany State Department Ambanandor Gerard Paasporta

Climate trials faced by troops on Mexico border campaign

A San Antonio dispatch reports that border service will be harsh for Northern troops. It details extreme heat in the Big Bend, cooling gulf breezes elsewhere, and the rugged desert chaparral that shelters bandits. It notes towns from Laredo to Fort Ringgold in the heat zone and warns of rattlesnakes and insects.

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Reserve Board approves rate hikes on day trade paper

The Federal Reserve Board approved increases effective August 1 raising rates on day trade paper in the Cleveland district from 4 to 6 percent, and on other instruments from 3 to 4 percent and 4 to 6 percent, respectively.

Federal Reserve Board Cleveland

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