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island.

Protest against American interven

tion in San Domingo was made in a

simultaneous statement tonight by

Julio M. Cestero. M!. Cestero, repre

senting the Dominican junta in the

United States. Referring to the re

cent declarations by "Senator Harding

and Secretary of the Navy Daniels.

Cestero declared the citizens of the

Dominican republic “have never

sought the present American inter

vention” and have never ceased to ask

for “restoration of their freedom

and sovereignty.”

“As is well known, for many years,

prior to 1915, the island of Haiti was

the scene of chronic disorders. The

revolutions were sometimes accom

panied by wholesale massacres and

alwys by serious fatalities,,’" says

Mr. Colby’s statement. “The culmi

nation of these conditions came with

the president of President Villbrtln

Guillaume Sam, who was dragged

by a mob from the French legation

where he had taken refuge. This

grave affront to the rights of the

French government resulted in the

landing of French troops in Port Au

Prince. At this time Haii’s Euro

pean creditors were pressing for

payment of the foreign debts and

fear was generally Entertained that

murder of the fiaitian president

would prompt an aggressive program

on the part of some European gov

ernment which would not only chal

lenge the Monroe Doctrine but ar

raign the United States for a failure

io pertorm duties which it had ex

pressly avowed as a part of the Mon

roe Docrine. These duties have no

where found more explicit statement

than in the addresses and messages

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Pine Bluff daily graphic. (1920). Pine Bluff, Ark., 1920-09-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89051168/1920-09-21/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Pine Bluff daily graphic, 1920-09-21.