The Washington daily news
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The *Washington Daily News* reported that strike movements against the Haitian administration were spreading across the country, according to dispatches from the American High Commissioner. Customs employees in Port-au-Prince stopped work and street demonstrations spread to Cap-Haïtien, prompting fears of further disorders in Aux Cayes. The High Commissioner requested that additional U.S. Marines be held in readiness to protect American lives if conditions deteriorated.
El *Washington Daily News* informó que movimientos huelguísticos en contra de la administración haitiana se propagaban por todo el país, según informes del alto comisionado estadounidense. Empleados de aduanas en Puerto Príncipe suspendieron sus labores y las manifestaciones callejeras alcanzaron Cabo Haitiano, desatando temores de nuevos desórdenes en Los Cayos (Aux Cayes). El alto comisionado solicitó que se mantuvieran en alerta infantes de marina adicionales para proteger las vidas estadounidenses en caso de un empeoramiento de la situación.
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seemed probable at the time that
recommendations presented by this
committee and
accepted by the
authorities would adjust the dif
ficulty.
Unfortunately, advantage
was taken of the situation by vari
ous agencies to foment disturbances
against the Haitian administration,
and on Dec. 3 the American High
Commissioner reported that the
strike movement had spread thruout
the country and that it was feared
that the Haitian employes of the de
partments under American treaty
officials might become involved.
Abandoned Work
es
“On Dec. 4 customs house employ
at Port Au Prince abandoned
their work in a disorderly manner
and crowds have gathered in Port
Au Prince. At the same time there
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ambiguous.
were reported demonstrations by
crowds at Cape Haitian in sympathy
with the disturbance in Port Au
Prince. The American High Com
missioner reported that on the morn
ing of Dec. 4 it was feared that dis
orderly conditions would arise at
Aux Cayes and similar disturbances
were possible at other places.
“The High Commissioner has
asked that additional Marines be in
readiness to make sure that if the
situation becomes serious American
lives will be protected, and the
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The Washington daily news. (1929). Washington, D.C., 1929-12-07. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr31313-6. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82016181/1929-12-07/ed-1/?sp=24
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington daily news, 1929-12-07.