Root Speech on Labor Unions and the Negro Question in New York
President Root discusses the race issue and unionism during a February gathering in New York. He recalls Civil War debates on black rights, notes Roosevelt’s fewer black appointments, and argues future steps to address segregation and political exclusion in the South.
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New York
Bihn Root
Unioneague Club
Wihicl
Bungie
Vitroen
Chub
Moomeveit
Root
Chitrigan
Vlad Ujon
Thle
Wiileh
Roosevelt
McKinter
Cleveland
Harrison
Heghes
Diltekian
Waste Home
Dinekmus
Davery
Mina
Settlement of Katy Granting Increases Road Controls
In St Louis on February 6 reports say settlement terms among Missouri Pacific and related lines fall short of full realization. Committees at railroad headquarters await Western routes to act, while agreements with several roads govern wage grievances and future settlements.
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Katy
St. Louis
Missouri
Kanan
Tesyn
Bearden
Missouri Parish
Tron
Great Northern
British Arbitration Offer Sparks Settlement Hope
British and Venezuelan negotiators press for arbitration to settle claims over preferential treatment and blockade. Bowen's stance angered allies and roiled talks with Roosevelt mediation, while The Hague option looms as a possible path to end hostilities and restore shipments.
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London
Roosevelt
Wagin Court of Arbitration
Venomela
Bowen
Venexuela
Hague
Tertvert
Bowen Ulieel
Travnton
Bertin
Iine
Bowen Wins Declined Arbitration Invitation From Allies
President Toonevelt declined the allies invitation to arbitrate preferential treatment in settling Venezuela credits. Secretaries Hay and Bowen prepared notes for London and The Hague, while protocols cover preferential payments and arbitration, with The Hague as the ultimate tribunal. The move aims to resolve creditor claims while blocking immediate relief for Venezuela debt, amid ongoing negotiations with Britain Germany and Italy.
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Toonevelt
Bowen
Tin
Thuy
Omboeey
Teiliah Mint Sudor
Hares Voh
Toorrow
Alenor Moroe Dow
Hague
la Guayra
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Veursonli
Great Britain
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Dee Planches
Seach Clatmant
Coustar
Spat
Ciracia
Contoma Hunsoa Ani
Owen
Venezuela
Allienin
Vonmuda
Flowen
Burog von Sterner
Howin
Diplomatic Contacts Follow Venervelan Disturbance
Three diplomats thanked Mr Rowe for his handling of the situation and explained he would forfeit reputational standing if he failed. A tart telegram from Lor Laneilowgie at the British embassy urged obedience to orders. London reported the incident was reviewed and a satisfactory settlement hoped, with full cooperation from colleagues.
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Germany
St lx
London
Bowen
James
Ambenandor
Rowe
Clobed
le Forelmi
Merbert-bowen
Shrewd Scheme in Delaware Republican Split
Fragmentary report outlines a Delaware Republican rift over Addicks withdrawal from the race for United States senator. General James Ho Wilton leads anti-Addicks forces challenging the regular faction and Governor to fill the vacancy, amid disputes of good faith and party control.
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Audieka
Pearmaas
Ly Bay
Turbulent party maneuvers over senator seat unfolds
Fragmented reports show Colonel WH. A. Dupont and the Wogidet family amid a shifting Delaware race. Democratic Connelly loses ground while Addicks and others press for a special train to influence ballots. Republicans clash over majority rule as talks on a single candidate stretch into the day.
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WH. A. Dupont
Connelly
Democrat
Delaware
Pennesylvania
Addicks
Waadiar
Chuuy
Haniy
Adeeke
Bullog
Hingtia
HM. A. Duponte
T. EE
Murry
Regilar
Union Republicann
Union Repuiccne
Repubican
Tinton Republican
Copnte
Floth
Ates
Alco
Addickn
Courme
Aucun
Senators Probe Sparks in Capitol Over Drawn Lot Controversy
A Capitol intrigue unfolds as senators discuss an investigation into the drawing of long and short terms for terms of office. Rumors of factional discontent and a proposed resolution surface amid a tense session, with witnesses and committees to be summoned for sworn testimony. The scene shifts from the House to the Senate as debate intensifies.
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Senator Hicks
Senator Winks
Lower Court of Justice
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