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in the press recently to the effect that

j the National City Bank of New York

has received improper support from

this government in the matter of its

i Haytian branch, the following are the

facts:

"1. No assistance or support has

been given the National City Bank in

Hayti other than that which would be

extended to any first-class American j

bank in any foreign country.

"2. Far from encouraging the Na

tional City Bank in obtaining monopo-

listic privileges in connection with its

interests in Hayti, the department has,

in so far as it has had an opportunity

i to exert an influence, used it toward

j preventing the National Citv Bank from

enjoying monopolistic, privileges. The

National City Bank owned 50 per cent

I of the stock of the Banque Nationale

de la R?publique d'Haiti, and last year,

when the approval of the department,

was sought to the purchase by the Na

tion?l City Bank of a still larger in

terest in the French bank, the approval

of this government was only given af

1 ter the National City Bank had agreed j

to certain important modifications in t

i the charter of the Banque Nationale de

la R?publique d'Haiti insisted upon by

the Department of State, and all o

which were designed in the interests of

the Haytian people to eliminate the j

monopolistic features of the original

concession granted by Hayti.

"8. The National City Bank does not

control directly or indirectly the cus

toms collections, nor is it the financial

arbiter of Hayti. It exercises no con-

trol of loans, exchance rates or com?

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New-York tribune. (1920). New York [N.Y.], 1920-09-21. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1920-09-21/ed-1/?sp=5

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1920-09-21.