Our Constitution and the Island Question of Power
A national orator argues the United States must retain islands and govern them freely under a living constitution. He declares the Constitution grants a free hand to act on territories, and asserts reciprocity with Porto Rico and the Philippines as essential to national destiny and world leadership.
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Philippines
Pacific
East
England
Porté
Ico
Cuba
Canal
Hawaii
Congress
Ilka
China
Potter
Frith
Rome
Sam Alent
Pell
Xinindi
Aselstoy
Sion
Tesworld
Paul
Maton
United ‘States
Iies
Iby Congress
Jefferson
Georgia
South Carolina
Phin Jvis
Akdadies
Wiglund
Porto Rico
Tatvail
Philippinds
Lura
United States
Earth
Porto
Rico
Sfn- Wall
Senate
House
House Senate
Oura
Fomoven
Ifzyou
Porto Bick
Calhoun
Lincoln
Amerlg
Sith
Porto Rigo
Indu
Hétle Island
Texas
Republic
Hecestify
Heithelt
Ae Island
Riley
Europe
United States Far Reaching Plans for South American Trade
A speech urges extending American influence through a $2,000,000 appropriation to establish civil government in Latin American territories. It argues a tariff between republics, expansion of markets, and the need to feed and aid distressed regions while projecting a long term economic and political alliance.
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Finatchis Reef
United States
Uou
Amoticag
South
Republi
Republic
South America
Fister
Porto
Posum Hollow News notes fall sowing and local life
The community reports oats sowing and abundant clover crop prospects in fall. Family news mentions Mrs Lovell Smith Emma and Sally Williams visiting relatives, church events at Creak, and burial at Bethel cemetery. Butter production averages 80 pounds weekly with 206 pounds per person per year total. social gatherings include Mayete Sunday at Jobneen's and Lula Walker's seventeenth birthday celebrations.
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Wangly
William Shlye
Washington Thureday
Mia
Silvester Ay
Bethel Cemetery
Geo. Walar
Mias Lula Walker
Monsie
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