Arizona republican

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taneously am' the American minister

to that country returning home after

several months of fruitless efforts to

restore peace, the little republic of

San Domingo is causing grave worry

on the part of the Washington gov

ernment which is morally bound to

maintain order there under the semi

protectorate created by treaty.

Official opinion here is slowly cry

stallizing into the conviction that

only through powerful outside influ

ence, probably that of the United

States, can these chaotic conditions

be terminated and a stable govern

ment set up. The revolutionists ap

pear to be unable to overcome the

Bordas government, which is support

ed by monthly proportions of cus

toms receipts handed over by the

American collectors, but Bordas has

not been able to diminish the number

of his enemies after a six months

campaign. Mr. Vick, the American

collector of customs, has resigned and

now Minister Sullivan is returning to

the United States, leaving Secretary

White in charge of the American le

gation, without any definite assur

ance that he will ever resume his of

ficial duties.

The state department is still re

luctant to intervene forcibly in San

Domingo at this time, however, and

it is expected that an effort will be

made to send some strong man to the

republic who may secure the confi

dence of all elements and bring them

together. Meanwhile the navy is

maintaining a considerable fleet in

Dominican waters, including the South

Carolina and Machias at Puerto Plata,

the Marietta at Sanchez and the Cas

tine at Azua. Other vessels are on

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Arizona republican. (1914). Phoenix, Ariz., 1914-07-09. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84020558/1914-07-09/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Arizona republican, 1914-07-09.