Roosevelt seeks ratification of St. Lawrence waterway pact
President Roosevelt sends a firm message urging Senate ratification of the St. Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada. Sen Wagner of New York delivers a sharp minority report opposing the pact, arguing higher U.S. costs and benefits skewed to Canada. Debate centers on Chicago diversion, Mississippi water issues, and future court questions, while allied domestic politics and labor concerns also surface.
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Debate over Behaviorism and morality in 19th century critique
A fragmented essay argues against a behaviorist doctrine favoring simple rewards and punishments. It cites public figures and scholars, questions moral training, and reflects on responsibility, self-control, and social progress amid a turbulent debate on education and conduct.
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