Albuquerque morning journal

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Dovle as SDcci tl commls: iioiei.'i Ki

Inv esti4.t'f conditions In Santo Do

ndnso, particuli i ly .on the bf-rj, r t

tween that country and Ifaytl. h -re

Ihe revolutionists have been niosl ac

tive. The Prairie will arrive at the

island October .Id.

I'nder the treaty of 1!M)7, between

the United Statin and the Dominican

republic, the L'nited Statin Is respon

sible for tho collection und distribu

tion of Santo Domlnifo's customs.

Heretofore this has been accomplish

ed peacefully, but reikis operntlnK

from llayti have closed all four of thu

border customs ports. i

Whatever force Is necessary will be

used by the marine, to reopen the

ports and continue their operation.

Offllcala here believe that when made

aware of the- determination of the

I'nited States, the rebela will offer no

resistance and that It may be neces

sary to disembark t lip marines, j'.ut

If there should be any slun of resis

tance, the 'force will land on th,

Jiorth and south coasts und march 'li

recily Inltnd to the cutoin houses.

Ilesldes the marines who will ;;n

on the Prairie, perhaps 150 blue jack

ets and marines may l, taken from

the gunboat Whce!lnn now In DomUI

can Wuters and It Is said at the ua.y

department that more naval vessi?''

will be Hcnt to Dominican waters 't

any moment the state department desires.

WAGES FUR WOMEN

GOVERNMENT VICTIM OF

COAL MEN'S COMBINE

100 LOW SAYS

JOHNSON

California Governor Tells Bos

ton Audience That Majority

of Girls Work for Less Than

$3,50 Per Week,

(Ity Morning Journal AMrliit lRfd Wlr. j

Washington, Sept. ;4 All luvcsti-,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Albuquerque morning journal. (1912). Albuquerque, N.M., 1912-09-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84031081/1912-09-25/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Albuquerque morning journal, 1912-09-25.