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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
1
Leaders react to a president's joint address on repealing the Panama exemption. Ominous import noted as some say not all reasons were disclosed. The White House says Europe sees the U S sailing close to the wind while pledges are kept.
President Wilson asks Congress to repeal the tolls exemption in the Panama Canal act, arguing it is a mistaken economic policy and misaligned with the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. He stresses moral grounds, urges swift action, and faces mixed support from Democrats as Congress prepares to respond. The message, delivered to a joint session, drew applause and sparked speculation about its political impact.
The speaker argues for broad exegesis of an 1901 treaty with Great Britain and urges voluntary withdrawal from contested positions. He stresses national generosity, honoring promises, and restoring trust without quibble, seeking unbridled policy support from the administration.
Consul Letcher in El Paso reports rebels hold Luis Terrazas, son of Gen. Francisco Terrazas, near Chihuahua. Villa demands 600000 pesos or death. Terrazas appeals for his son while expressing he would trade his life for Luis. The elder Terrazas remains hopeful though unable to secure release or funds.
Airm en to dine as Bernstorff, German ambassador, will be the principal guest at the Aero Club of America's annual dinner in New York on March 19. Other guests include Rodman Wanamaker, Rear Admiral Peary, Charles D. Walcott, J. Stuart Blackton, Rep. William C. Shanp, and more. The event will feature discussion on forming auxiliary flying boat squadrons for yacht clubs and related activities.
William Cheney Hillis of Cincinnati was sentenced to fifteen years for murdering his wife Eleanor Hosea in a Chicago hotel last October 16, 1918. The defense cited psychic epilepsy or transitory insanity, but the jury disregarded it.
Diaz seeks U S support to back a potential coup and establish a stable government in Mexico. Agencies claim Diaz could win influential Mexicans and army officers, while U S senators weigh risks of recognizing him. Carranza notes probe into the Ben ton case and Bauch disappearance continues.
A terse telegram from the Austin governor’s office provides no clear instruction on whether the apprehended individual would be surrendered to the Pecans agency. The message mentions Vergara and an Antich but lacks concrete terms or confirmation.
A London cable reports a widespread revolt by American residents against the new income tax. Prominent signers include Isaac Seligman of Seligman Brothers and Frank Bussa of Standard Oil. They petition Secretary Bryan via Ambassador Page, warning of mass action if no response.
In the first three rounds the Englishwoman led, drawing bets and attention. In the fourth, Carpentier delivered a stunning left to the jaw, sending her to the boards, and Mrs Warner’s seconds threw up the sponge.
A masked robber boarded Southern Railway train No. 1 Charleston to Columbia just before reaching Columbia South Carolina and stole several registered mail pouches. C Thomas, in charge of the mail car, reported the robbery at Union Station. Described the robber as about 5 feet 8 inches tall. Value of taken packages undetermined.
A brief item notes a dog burial in a sealed coffin reported as a notable pet notice. The piece presents a concise, dignified account without sensational detail.
The House considered the George amendment on the District of Columbia tax plan with a vote likely Monday. Representatives Johnson and others supported the amendment while Henry George Jr voiced strong opposition. The measure would affect deductions for corporate and individual property holdings and exempts religious residences, with debates on rate setting and applicability to real estate.
Paris reports renewed protest from the foreign office via the French embassy in Washington over the Pan American Pacific exposition matter. Officials say parliament cannot approve the proposed appropriation until the dispute with French firms is settled.
A North Carolina provision slipped into the army appropriation amends must bar expenses for officers enlisted men or horses at horse shows. The Webb amendment, adopted by the House, would preclude government payment for displaying or attending shows, despite praise from critics who cite benefits to the service and improved mounts.
Government imposes state of siege in Rio de Janeiro Nictheroy and Petropolis to curb unrest following Ceara insurrection. Editors jailed, troops confined, and telegraph censorship imposed as Reuters reports cite fears of wider revolt in Para Pernambuco Ceara amid regional tensions and a cautious embassy response.
A fragmented report notes rebels suffered heavy losses with about 400 slain as a general forces clash ends in defeat. Details are sparse but the line of engagement indicates a failed assault and significant casualties.
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