Ojections Overcome by Desire for Canal in Panama
Senator Clay defends canal treaty amid criticism of U S actions in recognizing Panama independence. He argues Colombia’s conduct and the Hay Herran treaty, says the 1846 transit guarantee could justify force if obstructed, but maintains no proof of U S complicity in Panama revolution. He explains warship dispatch to protect transit and citizens.
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The Canal and Colombia War Debate in Panama Issue
The speech defender argues for Panama's independence and U S control of transit rights across the Isthmus. He cites the 1844 and 1846 treaties, warns against Colombian obstruction, and urges ratification and prompt construction of an interoceanic canal citing strategic and economic motives.
Canal treaty debate over Panama independence and canal route
A senator defends ratification of a canal treaty arguing Panama is lost to Colombia and that recognizing Panama's independence expedites the isthmian waterway. He cites international recognition, transit rights, and future negotiations, urging honesty and national benefit while condemning any impropriety. He hopes ongoing diplomacy will resolve the Colombia Panama disagreement.
Elkes Lodge for Opelika Seeks Local Support
Opelika Alabama seizes on renewed push as Elkes Lodge mobilizes residents. Despite sparse details, 34 Cooper is noted for gathering the required names and a brief window of action is anticipated. The message signals an organizing effort with a limited timeframe.
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Mrs Post Case Draws to Close
In Jacksonville Florida the case against Mrs Helen Willmans Post, a mental science healer, ends soon in the U S court for fraudulent use of the mails. Today featured counsel arguments and the court will charge the jury tomorrow morning.
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Grant Reelected Commissioner by Clarkesville Board
At a Saturday school board meeting in Clarkesville W C Grant was reelected to a four year term as commissioner, ensuring continued leadership for the district.
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