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President Roosevelt Seeks Panama Canal Accord Panama Route
President Roosevelt urges Congress to extend anti trust and public land laws, expand isthmian canal efforts, and back Panama route for a new canal. He details treaties, arbitration gains, and aims to curb corruption while outlining Panama’s independence and the new canal treaty with favorable terms for the United States.
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