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In 1863, Spain had recognized the

independence of the Dominican re

public and President Grant sent

Babcock to inquire into the condi

tion of the country and its resources.

Babcock negotiated the treaty of

annexation, which was ratified by

the Dominican people, but was re

jected by the United States senate

by a tie vote.

There followed a long period of

disturbed politics in Santo Domingo

and at last the United States agreed

to adjust all foreign obligations of

the Dominican republic.

A special United States commis

sioner found in 1906 that half of

the Dominican debt of $20,000,000

was unjustified.

Violent revolutionary outbreaks

finally forced the United States to

take a hand and in 1916 the “mili

tary government of the United

States in Santo Domingo” was

set up.

Peace was soon established and

improvements in finances, education,

transportation and government ma

chinery were carried out. The last

United States troops withdraw from

the republic in July, 1924,

tive to the tuberculin test, a

thorough study is made of its physi

cal condition, then the X-ray ex

amination is made.

The X-ray reveals even small

changes which may have taken

place in the lungs.

If a child is found to be suscept

ible to tuberculosis or in a very

early stage, it can be put under a

course of hygiene which will aid its

prompt recovery in the vast ma

jority of cases.

One of the modern developments

in the care of tuberculosis is the

establishment of the preventorium,

to which children are taken who

have very mild degrees of tubercu

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The Indianapolis times. (1929). Indianapolis [Ind.], 1929-11-29. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82015313/1929-11-29/ed-1/?sp=8

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Indianapolis times, 1929-11-29.