Reyes Impressed by Hoar as debate on isthmian policy grows
General Reyes backs his brief arguing the current isthmian policy breaches historical precedent and international law. Copies of Hoar's speech will go to Bogota, while Colombian officials weigh arbitration or war options amid canal debates and U S relations with Panama.
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Senate resolution asserts president lacks war power without Congress
Washington Dec 18 Senator Morgan introduces a resolution declaring the president has no right to wage war without congressional consent. The measure argues only Congress can authorize war, cites the Panama situation and Colombia, and condemns execution of warlike actions without proper statutory authority. It also notes ongoing naval matters and Panama tensions discussed in a cabinet meeting.
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Route Overland To Isthmus Impassable For Colombians
A fragmentary report describes a route overland to the isthmus blocked by uprisings of Colombians near the Panini border at Mile Aarato by the Gulf of Da ret. It notes jungle terrain and indigenous habitation along the way, suggesting danger to travelers and potential endangerment of the expedition.
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Juarez Officials Order Two Miners Leaders Out
Report describes Juarez city authorities expelling Malich and Premiben of the Western Federation of Miners after a city meeting amid mob rule and anarchic sentiment. Police intervention followed as arrests and political pressure stretch across Mexican border city tensions.
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Jury of Six Women Sit on a Case
A jury of six women heard a trial involving a seven year old girl. The mother claimed severe abuse while the defense denied the charges. The jury returned a verdict that the defendant should be committed for further legal action.
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MacArthur Says Remarks Were Private Not Publicity
Major General MacArthur explains that his remarks in Honolulu were private statements to government leaders and not intended for public release. He denies predicting war and asserts the department will allow the matter to be clarified without sensational exposure.
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William L. Buchanan Named First Minister to Panama
The president selected William J. Buchanan of New York to be the first minister to Panama. The appointment aims to secure experienced diplomatic service during the creation of U S Panama relations with emphasis on Latin American affairs. Buchanan has long service as U S minister to the Argentine Republic and will undertake the temporary post sacrificing major business interests.
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House Debates Access to Postoffice Papers Sparks Committee Clash
Congress authorized the postoffice expenditures committee to request papers from the postmaster general after a heated debate. The vote ended 11 to 100 with Republicans supporting the move and the minority opposing, noting the information had been already sent to members.
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Steamer Del Norte Encounters Schooner Off Humboldt Bar
A telegram from the Merchants Exchange reports the steamer Del Norte arrived at Crescent City after an incident with the schooner Mary Buhne eight miles off Humboldt Bar. The Mary Buhne was sunk. her crew was waved. One Del Norte crew member drowned. The Mary Buhne left San Francisco for Eureka in ballast on December 11.
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