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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1912
Page
8
Sir Wilfrid Laurier assails President Taft over reciprocity as Canadian voters shifted stance after elections. Washington debate shows split over whether Taft’s letter to Roosevelt clarifies or misleads, while Canada’s leaders avoid comment amid questions about dates and adjunctions.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier defends Canada's independence against Taft Roosevelt reciprocity remarks. He argues the idea that Canada would become an adjunct of the United States is unfounded and insists Canadian consent is essential for any commercial agreement. He attacks the notion that commerce would erode political independence and defends continued trade with the United States as compatible with sovereignty.
A letter from Theodore Roosevelt to the President expresses admiration for the proposed Canada policy, stating belief in free trade with Canada for both economic and political reasons. The letter emphasizes Roosevelt’s support and faith in the plan.
Reading Pennsylvanias Reading Coal and Iron Company restarts all its mines today with an increased force. Workers return from the suspension period of April 1 and some who visited relatives in the old country report back to work.
Edward E. Loomis of the Lackawanna & Western demanded the Judiciary Committee clear his name of alleged lies in Archbald inquiry. Testimony questioned Archbald’s role in Marion Coal deal and related Lehigh Valley Bank operations, with Truesdale noting unease at a judge’s business links.
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