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in this Dominican matter are not only

dirty, but excesdingly filthy.

"And yet. in the face of ail this, the

special committee of the Senate, in a

hurry up report rushed into the news

papers during tne uiiri.si.mas nouaays,

and during a ten day recsss of the Senate,

without waiting for the Senate to

reconvene, and in the very middle "f

the investigation on the main point of

tne subject matter of the investigation.

"One reason for the surprising and

precipitous action of the committee is

given in the report itself. It is that the

incompetent and criminal military Government

is again in need or tvanta

more money. By gross mismanagement

of its financial affairs the military Government

has bankrupted itself and the

country. A few months ago and in

direct violation of the word and spirit

of tho Roosevelt treaty of 1907 the

State and Navy departments at Washington

borrowed in Wall Street, or authorized

the operation, at an unconsciously

high rate of Interest and in the

name of the Dominican Government,

which does not exist and for five years

lias not existed, and against the protest

of the Dominican people. $2,600,000 and

turned it over to the military Govern'

ment. Four-fifths of that large amount

had been spent before it was borrowed."

VAUCLAIN FAVORS LONG

CREDITS FOR EUROPE

Baldwin Head Getting Contracts

From the Near East.

Special Cable to Tub Niw York Hbrm.d.

Cupi/rioht, 1921, bp The New York Hbrai.d.

Antwerp. Deo. 30.?Samuel SI. Vauclaln,

president of the Baldwin Locomotive

Works of Philadelphia, speaking at

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The New York herald. (1921). New York, N.Y., 1921-12-31. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045774/1921-12-31/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The New York herald, 1921-12-31.