New-York tribune
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The *New-York tribune* reported that President Harding appointed Sumner Welles as special commissioner with the rank of envoy extraordinary to the Dominican Republic. Welles was tasked with investigating political conditions and ascertaining Dominican views on an evacuation agreement to withdraw American military forces. The report noted that while troop withdrawal was planned, American customs administration established under the 1907 treaty would remain in effect until outstanding loans were retired.
El *New-York tribune* informó que el presidente Harding designó a Sumner Welles como comisionado especial con rango de enviado extraordinario ante la República Dominicana. Welles tenía la encomienda de investigar las condiciones políticas y recabar las opiniones dominicanas sobre un acuerdo de evacuación para retirar las fuerzas militares estadounidenses. El despacho señaló que, si bien se proyectaba la retirada de tropas, la administración aduanera estadounidense establecida bajo el tratado de 1907 continuaría vigente hasta la amortización total de los empréstitos pendientes.
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the two governments in February, 1907.
giving American supervision over
Dominican customs, shall remain in
force until the bond issues are paid.
New Yorker Appointed Envoy
President Harding has appointed
Sumner Welles, of New York City, who
recently resigned as chief of the Latin
American division of the State Depart?
ment, as commissioner with the rank
of envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary "to represent him in
the Dominican Republic for the pur?
pose of investigating and reporting
upon political conditions in the Do?
minican Republic and for the purpose
of ascertaining the views of the Do?
minican people with respect to an ap?
propriate agreement with the govern?
ment of the United States, as a result
of which tho military forces of the
United States may be withdrawn from
e Dominican Republic."
Mr. Welles will leavo at once for
San Domingo.
When Admiral S. S. Robinson was
named Military Governor a year ago
President Harding issued a proclama?
tion in which ultimate withdrawal of
the American military control was
promised.
Follows Many Conferences
During the past few months numer?
ous conferences have been held in the
Department of State with certain
prominent Dominican political leaders
who have come here upon their own
initiative, to present their views to the
Secretary of State as to the nature of
an agreement which might be reached
between this government and the Do?
minican people which would permit of
the wtihdrawal in the near future of
the American forces of occupation, and,
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New-York tribune. (1922). New York [N.Y.], 1922-07-12. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1922-07-12/ed-1/?sp=3
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1922-07-12.
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