Debate Over Canal Control Divides Senate Leaders
In Washington, December 11, a Senate debate on the Hay Pauncefote Treaty shows broad contention over American ownership of the canal. Proponents defend American control while critics warn the pact may alter long standing limits and restrict U S actions in war or defense.
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Armericain
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Tong
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United States
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Toni Eweer
Oor International
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Bacon
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Callom
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Fragmented OCR Obscures Local Observations Report
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Postponed Argument on Discharge Motion in Wu Myre Case
In New York a hearing on Patrick Gase’s motion to discharge was postponed to tomorrow. The court delayed the argument due to the cement distributor attending. The murder case against Wu Myre Rie proceeded in the supreme court despite the delay.
State Department Declines Involvement In Pan American Arbitration
General arbitration is rejected by the State Department in Washington as unworkable within the Pan American framework. Officials argue voluntary arbitration would fail to secure majority consent and warn that the United States should not place itself under foreign delegation to enforce a settlement.
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Unclear case on deferred argument in New York court
The text reports an argument deferred in New York involving Ivir Agiline Tr and a motion to quash a judgment against William H. Klinich and others. It mentions Ley large officials and local charges, with Judge Thomas presiding in a federal context. The fragmentary prose limits precise details.
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Crumpacker Bill Sparks Party Tension in Congress
Washington reports show Crumpacker and allies pressing to make a voting rights reform a party test, seeking to reduce Southern representation while Northern and Western states gain when disfranchisement shifts. Republicans split over strategy with some backing a party line while others doubt passage. California and Connecticut examples cited to illustrate the impact of literacy and language requirements on suffrage.
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Opposition to Treaty Narrows Senate Support Ahead of Ratification
Washington dispatch notes that opposition within the Democratic and Republican camps has weakened the anti treaty contingent. Bailey Cuiberson and Bacon shifts in the upper house are cited as reducing the expected number of votes against ratification. Secretary Longe hints a likely full report on the Schley inquiry may appear after the holidays.
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Uncertain Moves in Ratification Battle Mentioned
The text discusses Democratic resistance and possible shifts in strategy around the fourteenth and amendment debates. It notes confidence in the president and mentions figures like Crimparder and references to Roosevelt era political tensions and future implications.
Senate confirmations posted for multiple federal appointments
Yesterday in Washington a series of nominations were approved by the Senate including Ridgely for currency comptroller, Poveau as interior auditor, Allen as deputy auditor for the interior, Stewart for customs at Richmond, Bingham and Heimred for various posts in Kansas and Nebraska, Coyne as director, Van United States Navy surgeon, and Captains Bea and Che to lead naval equipment and ships.
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