Canal Treaty Report Sparks Senate Debate
Washington reports the Senate foreign relations committee voted to report the canal treaty favorably despite sharp objections from Senators Money and Haven. The discussion focused on U S control of the canal in war and the treaty’s preamble and article limits, with emphasis on joint protection and citizens’ rights.
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United States
Britain
Fnnite Foreign Relations Committee
Trouble Dyer Universities Hit by House Rejection
The lower house rejected a motion for the establishment of a university for southern Siws amid hours of debate. Opponents cited obstructive tactics by rival parties. The federation opposed the motion but pledged to back practical proposals for intellectual development of the nationalities of Aystpo- Hime.
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Hours
Teleharhtly
Calis fornia topeka union and college presidency changes
Reports from Topeka and San Francisco describe Rev George B Gaws of Wyening declining Washhuen college presidency in favor of Pomona College, with Topeka minister Kish likely elected president. Ferry Sun Rafael collision near Alcatraz injures many, Alcatraz ropes aid evacuees. Exposition opening at Dexter Park with Mayor Harrison toasts Secretary Wilson and corporate leaders. Arkansas river flood risk cited by Santa Fe road official Davis. Great Road reservoir project seeks $260000 irrigation funding.
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Pomona College
California
de. Kish
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San Francisco
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Sun Tafiel
National Legislature Debates Over Rules and Bills
The Senate and House struggle with procedural changes and a broad slate of measures. Senators Moore, Henderson, and Hale push irrigation, immigration, and foreign relations bills while debates erupt over presidential succession and the formation of a joint rules committee.
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Pistie House
Yhu Senate
Marborough
Wales
AriMt
Wiirbanks
Oklahoma
Shgil
Mukintey
Hale
Heartins
McCoias
Tnt Comeross
Lantve Donk
Chaffee Report Summarizes Philippine Military View
The report highlights insurgent control zones of Tatangas and Lagraina amid guerrilla warfare. It calls for a stable military government in Manila, suggesting a permanent post in Mantle with a brigadier general’s command and specific troop deployments. It notes cautious withdrawal from civil affairs and emphasizes harsh conditions under local governance.
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Lagraina
Dinon
Sanur
Mindova
Cob
Mohol
Manila
Gener
Thales
Heneral
Senators on Anarchy and International Plot Fears
Washington reports Senator Me and colleagues denounce anarchists and discuss suppressing plots abroad while referencing recent assassinations and high officials. A Vancouver train wreck near the Fraser River follows widespread railway concerns. Legislative notes cover apportionment reform, naval scrutiny, and depositor protection plans in Topeka.
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Austria
Kingenbeet
McKinley
McComas
Moar
Government debate on Indian Territory territorial rule
Washington reports that members of section committees discuss a territorial government for Indian Territory amid calls from senators and representatives. Interior officials favor a territorial model similar to Oklahoma and New Mexico, with congress to act soon. Crazy Snake visits Washington seeking tribe relations.
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Craxy Knake
Crazy Snake
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Interior Department
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Tndian
Jones
Ageney
Latest World News Roundup From Across the Globe
A wide array of items fills this late 19th century digest. Notes on Missouri, Des Moines starch furnace fire, Manila seeks American port status, grain steamers stuck in the Vistula, Rockefeller endows Tryon Mawr, court decisions at the Claims Court, and various political, military, and social developments including naval orders, senate actions, and royal intrigue.
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