Roosevelt seeks war office probe on Brownsville shooting
President Roosevelt sent a senate message attaching the War Department report on the Brownsville incident. It concludes colored soldiers led the shooting, points to knowledge in multiple companies, and recommends a path to reinstate innocent men after review while continuing the investigation.
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