Springfield weekly Republican
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The *Springfield Weekly Republican* reported that Rafael Estrella Ureña assumed the provisional presidency of the Dominican Republic after negotiating with Fort Ozama commander General Rafael Trujillo. Outgoing President Horacio Vásquez requested legislative permission to travel abroad due to ill health, while Trujillo declined consideration for the presidency. U.S. Minister Charles B. Curtis, who had insisted on constitutional continuity, expressed satisfaction with the arrangement as rebel forces secured political control.
El *Springfield Weekly Republican* informó que Rafael Estrella Ureña asumió la presidencia provisional de la República Dominicana tras negociar con el comandante de la Fortaleza Ozama, general Rafael Trujillo. El presidente saliente Horacio Vásquez solicitó autorización legislativa para viajar al extranjero por motivos de salud, mientras que Trujillo declinó postularse a la presidencia. El ministro estadounidense Charles B. Curtis, quien había insistido en mantener la continuidad constitucional, expresó su conformidad con el acuerdo mientras las fuerzas rebeldes consolidaban el control político.
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this member of the cabinet acta as
president In the absence of the presi
dent and of the vice-president.
Vasquez Wishes to Travel
At the same time President Vas
quez ajsked the National Assembly to
permit him to leave the republic and
to stay in a. foreign country. He gave
ill health as his reason for making
such a request before his term of of
fice was over.
Estrella Urena, who is a lawyer by
profession, led the insurgent troops
into Santo Domingo two days ago,
and carried on negotiations with Gen
Rafael TruJUlo, loyal commander of
Fort Ozama. He was minister of jus
tice jnd instruction in the Dominican
cabinet In 1928. but resigned six
months later and was appointed min
ister to France.
Trujillo DecUnes Candidacy
Gen Trujillo declined to be consid
ered as a candidate for the provisional
presidency, though his name had been
prominently mentioned in connection
with it.
Charles B. Curtis, American min
ister to the republic, who today in
formed th# insurgents that th#
American government would not
recognize a de facto government, ap
parently found the appointment of
Estrella Urene. satisfactory.
With the departure of President
Vasquez and the appointment of
provisional president chosen from the
ranks of the insurgents themselves,
the political effervescence of the past
week will probably di# down. The In
surgents' advance on Santo Domingo
and their seizure of power in the
north was practically bloodless, and
no violent enmities seem to have
been aroused by their action.
The movement was primarily one
of protest against President Vas
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1930). Springfield, Mass., 1930-03-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr07148-3. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1930-03-06/ed-1/?sp=7
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1930-03-06.