Evening star

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into Domingo and the United States

.nded naval forces to prevent furler

bloodshed. Dr. Henriquez y Carijal

was elected provisional presisnt.

but the United States refused to

cognize his government until he

?reed to the provisions of the projsed

treaty of 1915. He refused, and

le United States declined to pay to

is government the revenues collected

nder the treaty of 1907.

This condition continued until the

nited States directed the naval offisr

in charge of the naval forces in

ominican waters to assume direction

f affairs, and in 1916 a temporary

ilitary government was proclaimed,

t that time there were 18,000 chilren

attending school in Santo Doingo.

Now there are 100,000 pupils,

nd the gross revenues of the repubc

have increased from about $4,600,>0

to more than $7,000,600.

The United States has begun Bteps

iward a withdrawal of its fortes la

aiito Domingo and the appointment

i a governing commission of Doilnicans,

the ultljg^ wjilct

ill be th?'"?Mtor&tion of' ieif^govrnment

in Santo Domingo.

Although the government of Haiti

i directly under Haitians,, the "United

tates has maintained a- military

jrce "there to insure order since July

8, 1615." For the first time.-in more

tan a century tranquillity .and scanty

of life and property exist in

iaiti. The Haitian people thiemelves

are said to be Unwilling for

tis force of occupation to be withrawn.

although there are forces .at

orlc to bring it about. The Uuited

4-*-- s 'J KA hon/ltr f A h.

laits 1? SdlU tW UC vau/ I". ".v..

raw from Haiti entirely, however,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1921). Washington, D.C., 1921-01-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1921-01-23/ed-1/?sp=31

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1921-01-23.