Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-24
 Red Tape Cast Aside In Mus tering State Troops, Now Directly Under Funston's Charge
 CONGRESS TAKES
 VIGOROUS ACTION House Votes To Federalize Guards Now; Senate To Do Same. Rumors Carran- "a Weakening
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WASHINGTON, June 23.-The national guard organizations throughout the country were straining every nerve tonight to prepare for active service on the
 Mexican border. New orders flashed over the wire by secre-
 tary Baker bore call for haste. Red tape was cast aside and
 authorization given under which
 the state soldiers will be rushed
 to reinforce the border guards
 at the earliest possible moment
 Theentire army of 100000 men
 summoned by President wilson's
 call Was placed directly at Gen
 erai Funston's disposal
 Congress Acts
 Congress also took vigorous and far reaching action. A resolution adopted in the House by a vote of s22 to 2 declares that an emergency calling for the. use of troops in addition to regulars now exists and authorizes tEe pr- lent to draft immediate in to the service of the United States all members of the national guard who subscribe to the new oath for that service. In effect the measure gives legislative approval of Presi- dent Wilson's call on state soldiers and provides for their use in or out of the United States. It also fur nishes new machinery with which to hasten the strengthening of the Dor der guard
 The Senate probably will pass the resolution tomorrow.
 Still Await News of Clash.
 Diplomatic aspects of the crisis vir- tnally were unchanged. President Wilson could reach no final decision as 10 action resulting from the attack by Mexican troops upon American cavalrymen at Carrizal or upon Amer ican bluejackets at Mazatlan. Only preliminary and inclusive report on the Carrizal clash came from General Pershing during the day It was based on the statement of stragsiers and no word had come from the off cers of the shattered detachment. The las. word on the Mazatlan incident will follow full report from Admiral Winslow commanding the Pacific fleet. who has been ordered to the scene to make a personal investiga tion.
 Action to Follow Report.
 As the situation stands at the state department only preliminary reports on each incident have been received from war and naval officers trans mitted as matters of information. When the record is complete in each department formal accounts will be submitted to Secretary Lansing snd the action of the United States then will be determined.
 U. s. Version to Decide All.
 Evidence now in hand is believed to be sufficient O show that Carranza sympathizers or officials probably will be held responsible in both cases. Indications are that the Washington will stand on the reports of it's own sfficers and refute the as sertions of the Mexican government. officially presented here that Ameri- cans were the aggressOrs. or that ir- individuals precipitated the clash. It was thought probable that the President would demand that Carranza repudiate the acts and pun ish those responsible.
 Mir. Wilson and his cabinet dis cussed the Mexican crisis fully today. but pending the receipt of final re- ports on the occurrences at Carrizal and Mazatlan no course could be mapped out. The only announcement made after the meeting was that the policy of the government was un- 
 Think Aid Arrived.
 Further reports from General Persh- ing were expected hourly. Officers here believe that cavalry reinforce ments sent out af soon as the humor of ihe fight was heard must have joined Inc survivors by this tirce and should reach some point along the American lines in Mexico soon. The march will be slow Is ahey are un- ioubtedly iueumbered by wounded.
 (Continued on Fage Four)