Senate Deliberates Cuba Scandal and Cuba Theory Clash
Washington May 23 Senate debates center on Cuba fraud disclosures and costs of transporting troops to the Philippines. Senators Platt Spooner and Hale spar over investigations, Cuban governance, and the U S role abroad. Spooner urges drastic action to withdraw if needed while defending the wartime cause.
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Extradition Bill Passes House Amid Debate Turmoil
Washington May 23 The House passed the extradition bill framed by the Judiciary Committee after a rancorous debate over language extending to any foreign country or territory. Democrats pressed for Cuba specific language while others warned of broader powers. Debate touched on war revenue tax repeal and Cuba policy as factions clashed over the bill’s scope and potential actions abroad.
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Fearful Tangle Reports Conditions in the Philippines
An Army officer now in San Francisco says conditions in the Philippines are dire with tired troops eager to return home. He alleges misrepresented casualty figures, improper equipment, and delays in supply, and claims a political scheme to recall volunteers to influence the upcoming campaign.
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U S Indemnity Claims Tense Talks With Turkey
Fresh note sent to Constantinople at May 22 reporting the United States presses for prompt settlement of indemnity claims. Officials in Washington decline to reveal strategy while noting no ultimatum issued. Aiming to avoid roundabout deals, the claims group seeks direct settlement with Turkish representatives.
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