The Washington daily news
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The *Washington Daily News* reported that an uprising against Dominican President Horacio Vásquez had broken out, leading Señora Vásquez to seek refuge in the American Legation. The paper outlined treaty provisions authorizing a U.S.-appointed general receiver of customs with American protection, and recalled the 1916–1924 marine occupation under Admiral Samuel S. Robinson. The unrest coincided with the departure of the Forbes commission aboard the *Rochester* to investigate conditions in neighboring Haiti.
El *Washington Daily News* informó sobre el estallido de un levantamiento contra el presidente dominicano Horacio Vásquez, lo que obligó a la señora de Vásquez a buscar refugio en la legación estadounidense. El diario reseñó las disposiciones del tratado que autorizaban a un receptor general de aduanas designado por Estados Unidos bajo protección norteamericana, y recordó la ocupación de los marines entre 1916 y 1924 bajo el mando del almirante Samuel S. Robison. Los disturbios coincidieron con la partida de la comisión Forbes a bordo del buque *Rochester* para investigar las condiciones en el vecino Haití.
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a force could be dispatched to the
other part of the island.
Treaty relations between the U. S.
and the Dominican Republic are fi
nancial.
Article 1 authorizes the
President of the U. S. to appoint a
General Receiver of Dominican Cus
toms, and Article II says:
‘•The government of the U. S. will
give to the General Receiver and his
assistants such protection as it may
find to be requisite for the perform
ance of their duties.”
Natives Killed
The President ordered additional
marines to Haiti after disorders last
December, but subsequently recalled
them. Several natives were killed
by the marines. The Haitian Com
mission, headed by Cameron Forbes,
former Governor General of the
Philippines, is sailing on the U. S. S.
Rochester.
Marines were sent to the Domini
can republic in 1916 to quiet a seri
ous uprising. They formed a mili
tary government which continued in
office until 1924 when Rear Admiral
Samuel S. Robinson, military gov
ernor turned the government over to
the newly elected president, Horacio
Vasquez, who still is in office.
Extent Unknown
Reports received by the State De
partment from Minister Charles B.
Curtis indicated rebellion against
the Vasquez governments and said
Senora Vasquez had sought safety
in the American Legation. First re
ports to the department did not de
fine the origin or extent of the dis
order.
Dominican affairs have been tran
quil for 10 years. The present
treaty relationship with the U. S.
Between 1865 and
began in 1007.
1904 domestic disorder contributed
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The Washington daily news. (1930). Washington, D.C., 1930-02-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016181/1930-02-25/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington daily news, 1930-02-25.
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