The Washington times
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The *Washington Times* noted that several Latin American nations, including the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Guatemala, had experienced the influence of North American financial or naval power over the previous quarter-century. The report highlighted persistent regional complaints regarding U.S. intervention and treaty terms.
El *Washington Times* señaló que varias naciones latinoamericanas, entre ellas la República Dominicana, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador y Guatemala, habían experimentado la influencia del poder financiero o naval norteamericano durante el último cuarto de siglo. El despacho destacó las continuas quejas regionales en torno a las intervenciones y los términos de los tratados impuestos por Estados Unidos.
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tury’s standing.
Both Chile and Peru* are aggrlved
the age-old Tacna-Arica boun
dary dispute.
Columbia has never thought she
received a square deal in the
treaty which made a financial ad
justment for the building of the
Panama canal.
All Have Complaints
Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Salvador,
the Dominican Republic. Guate
mala all have felt the weight of
North America’s financial or naval
power in one way or another tn
the last quarter century.
give Ty and Tris a chance to fight
for vindication, both having claim
ed if given a chance to
meet Lenoard face to face they
would make him “eat his words”.
The baseball csar fefused to com
ment, today on the reported re-hear
ing for the two famous ex-managers
ttut I t the same time he would not
bay (he careers of Speaker and Cobb
iW»re Entirely ended.
!.-**VW(Fjthe charges es Risberg
make agy difference in the cases of
Cobb and Speaker?” Judfee Landis
was asked.
His answer was guarded. He said:
“I would not care to say anything
about that at this time.”
“Are you going to give Cobb and
Speaker another chance to clear
their names?” the judge was then
asked.
“I aan’t say right now,” the com
missioner replied.
“Are the cases of Cobb and Speak
er entirely closed as far as you are
concerned. Judge Landis?” was an
other question asked the commis
sioner. He replied.
"Please don’t, ask me such ques
tions now. I haven’t anything to
say now.” X
Judge Landis was loath- to com
ment on the cases of Bush. Collins,
Schalk. “Red” Faber, and others ac
cused by Risberg.
How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo
The Washington times. (1927). Washington [D.C.], 1927-01-03. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1927-01-03/ed-1/?sp=2
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1927-01-03.
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