Treaty Secures Panama Route as United States Looms
President Roosevelt outlines the Panama canal treaty with Panama, replacing the failed Colombia pact. The agreement grants the United States a ten mile wide zone, control over canal and rail links, exempt taxation, free immigration for canal personnel, and rights to fortify and operate the canal, with payments totaling ten million dollars plus annual maintenance fees.
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Prizes of the World Determined by This Means
An Atlantic writer argues force decides prizes of nature with strength equal to the dispute. Russia massing hundreds of thousands in eastern Asia to threaten Japan, while Germany and Russia push toward the Pacific region. The piece urges the United States to consider its stance in this emergency.
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