Americus times-recorder
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The *Americus times-recorder* reported on Protestant Episcopal Church efforts to assist public health and youth education in Haiti alongside the U.S. military presence. Haitian President Dartiguenave and education officials requested the establishment of trade schools to address the nation's severe educational shortages. Church advocates emphasized that cooperating with the marines would help develop a self-sustaining Haitian nation and enable the eventual withdrawal of American troops.
El *Americus times-recorder* informó sobre la labor de la Iglesia Protestante Episcopal para favorecer la sanidad pública y la instrucción juvenil en Haití junto al contingente militar estadounidense. El presidente haitiano Dartiguenave y las autoridades de enseñanza solicitaron la apertura de escuelas de artes y oficios para mitigar los graves rezagos pedagógicos del país. Los delegados religiosos puntualizaron que el auxilio a las tropas expedicionarias contribuiría a estructurar una nación haitiana autosuficiente y propiciaría la futura retirada militar estadounidense.
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the public health. I very much hope
that he may obtain both nurses and
physicians and thus bring to pass that
the nation-wide campaign of the Pro
testant Episcopal church in develop
ing the spiritual life of the church
may not only succeed but may indi
rectly add to the efficiency of the
Missionary Marines.
“I also earnestly hope the work of
our church in educating the boys and
girls of Haiti will be aided through
this campaign, Haiti’s great need is
education for her people. President
Dartenave, his minister of education,
and other officials asked me while I
i was in the island to establish trade
schools. Funds have been lacking. If
I the members of the churches are
awake to the needs of the world and
the church’s opportunity, money will
be forthcoming for this work as a re
sult of the nation-wide campaign.
“The church must co-operate with
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the United States and with the ma
rines in making the Haitiens a strong
self-sustaining nation, free from for
eign interference. We don’t want to
keep our troops there a minute long
er than necessary and the length of
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Americus times-recorder. (1919). Americus, Ga.;[Americus, Ga.?], 1919-06-11. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, record cr36601-2. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn89053204/1919-06-11/ed-1/?sp=4
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Americus times-recorder, 1919-06-11.