The Pulaskian
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The *Pulaskian* reported that Secretary of State Colby defended American Caribbean policy against political attacks by Senator Harding, maintaining that interventions in Haiti and Santo Domingo were undertaken solely to assist local populations. Colby confirmed that the State Department was continuing to withhold salaries from Haitian officials until they ceased obstructing the bilateral treaty. Simultaneously, Dominican representative Julio M. Cestero protested that the Dominican people never requested American occupation and consistently demanded the restoration of their freedom and sovereignty.
El *Pulaskian* informó que el secretario de Estado Colby defendió la política caribeña de Estados Unidos frente a los ataques políticos del senador Harding, sosteniendo que las intervenciones en Haití y Santo Domingo se llevaron a cabo únicamente para auxiliar a las poblaciones locales. Colby confirmó que el Departamento de Estado seguía reteniendo los salarios de los funcionarios haitianos hasta que cesaran de obstruir el tratado bilateral. Al mismo tiempo, el representante dominicano Julio M. Cestero protestó que el pueblo dominicano jamás solicitó la ocupación estadounidense y reclamó de manera constante el restablecimiento de su libertad y soberanía.
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should not be “misrepresented even 1
under the temptations that a political 1
campaign presents to irresponsible ut
terances and conscious unveracity." I
While not. replying directly to re- 1
cent charges by Senator Harding that i
the administration is conducting un
constitutional warfare against Haiti
and San Domingo, Secretary Colby re-
cited the history of American occupa-
tion. and defended it as being guided
by no thought except to help their 5
people.
Senator Harding's attack on the
administration's record in Haiti was
made in criticisqi of statements by
Franklin D, Roosevelt. It was learn
ed that the State Department hiid in
formed G. Baran, Haitien minister o!
foreign affairs, that the salaries oi
the president and other officials ol j
the HaiJen government, which have I
been withheld since last June, would
continue to be with held until the na
tive government ceases to interpose
obstacles to the carrying out of cer
tain provisions of the treaty entered
into at the time of this country’s oc
cupation of the island.
Protest against American interven-1
tion in San Domingo was made in
simultaneous statement by Julio M.
Cdfetero. Cestero, representing fne
Dominican junta in the United States
referring to the recent declarations by
Senator Harding and Secretary of the
Navy Daniels, said citizens of tiie Do
minican republic “have never sought
the present American intervention,"
and have never ceased to ask for ‘re
storation of their freedom and sov
ereignty.”
Dacorate Fauntleroy.
Warsaw.—Maj. Cedric Faumteroy
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The Pulaskian. (1920). Pulaski Heights [Little Rock], Ark., 1920-09-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92050044/1920-09-23/ed-1/?sp=2
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Pulaskian, 1920-09-23.
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