Springfield weekly Republican
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The *Springfield weekly Republican* reported that the State Department credited U.S. treaty officials with restoring public order, increasing revenues, and advancing road and telegraph construction in Haiti. The department also refuted claims of favoritism toward the National City Bank of New York, stating it received only standard commercial support abroad. The statement noted that U.S. authorities had actually required modifications to the bank's agreement to eliminate monopolistic privileges in the National Bank of Haiti.
El *Springfield weekly Republican* informó que el Departamento de Estado atribuyó a los funcionarios encargados del tratado estadounidense la restauración del orden público, el incremento de las rentas fiscales y el avance en la construcción de carreteras y líneas telegráficas en Haití. El departamento también refutó las acusaciones de favoritismo hacia el National City Bank of New York, declarando que únicamente recibió el respaldo comercial habitual en el extranjero. La declaración indicó que las autoridades estadounidenses habían exigido modificaciones al convenio bancario a fin de eliminar privilegios monopolísticos en el Banco Nacional de Haití.
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energies entire!}’ to the announced
purposes of its occupation, and as a
result thereof complete tranquility ex
ists throughout the republic. The
Haitian revenues are greatly im
proved and much jh-ogress has twon
n^ide in road construction, port
works, establishment of telegraphs,
etc.
"These results have, been brought
about by Americans appointed under
the provisions of the treaty. and
from every quarter in Haiti with the
exception of a few centers of selfish
and interested agitation, credit and
gratitude are freely manifested and
expressed to this government.
"The course ot this country has
been moderate and dictated only by
the desire to meet its duties and not
in any way to go beyond them. Had
less been done, this Country would
have been guilty of a dereliction of
duty and might have been exposed to
sound criticism.
About the National City Bank
"As to assertions that have ap
peared In the press recently to the
effect that the National City bank of
New York has received improper
support from this government in the
matter of its Haitian branch, the
following are the facts:—
“No assistance or support has
been given tho National City bank in
Haiti other than that which would
be extended to any first-class Amer
ican bank in any foreign country.
“Far from encouraging the Na
tional City bank in obtaining monop
olistic privileges In connection with
its: interests in Haiti, the department
nas. In so far as it has had an op
portunity to exert an Influence, used it
1 toward preventing the National City
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Springfield weekly Republican. (1920). Springfield, Mass., 1920-09-23. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1920-09-23/ed-1/?sp=6
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1920-09-23.
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