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mingo lawyer and self-styled “su

preme chief of the revolution," h

ccme here from the rebel strongholc

of Santiago, at the north, Urena wil

confer with Vasquez and U. S. Min

ister Charles B. Curtis for peacefu

settlement of the revolutionary move

ment, which has sought the over

throw of the President.

Although the revolutionaries hel<

Santiago, Santo Domingo. Mont

Cristi and other centers in the east

ern and north central parts of thi

republic, with perhaps 4.600 troop

altogether, the political situation wa

confused. Not until Urena arrivec

would the exact nature of the rebe

demands be made known. Govern

ment departments were either at i

standstill or only partly functioning

Minister Only Hope

Curtis, acting as an intermediary

seemed the only hope for an earl;

solution of the political difficulties

It was believed settlement might b

reached through agreement on

compromise secretary of interior wh<

would constitutionally succeed Vas

quez if he retired.

The “fall” of Santo Domingo to th

revolutionar.es was signalized b;

trumpet calls and- the firing in to

plaza. One rebel distinguished him

self by climbing the bell tower of to

ancient cathedral where the bones o

Christopher Columbus are kept, an:

firing for a half hour.

Half-dressed guests at the Hote

Fauto, principal tourist hotel oppo

site the cathedral, peered cautious!:

through cracks in Spanish sty]

doors, believing a general battle wa

in progress.

Moving figures of revolutionary

were barely visible in the darkness

When day broke, the invaders were ii

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South Bend news-times. (1930). South Bend, Ind., 1930-02-27. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn87055779/1930-02-27/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: South Bend news-times, 1930-02-27.