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The Dominican Republic in the American Press: United States newspaper coverage of the island, gathered and translated for readers in both languagesLa República Dominicana en la prensa estadounidense: la cobertura de la isla en los periódicos de Estados Unidos, reunida y traducida para lectores en ambos idiomas
1916-12-01 · Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.] · 1916-1924 US occupation

Tulsa daily world

SourceFuente: Tulsa daily world, Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.], 1916-12-01
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042344/1916-12-01/ed-1/?sp=1
customs_receivership_loansus_occupation_marinesdiplomacy_treatiessugar_trade_economyrevolution_unrest

SummaryResumen

The *Tulsa daily world* reported that American naval officers prepared to disburse $600,000 in accumulated export duties to Dominican officials who had been unpaid since the overthrow of President Jiminez. Secretary Daniels stated that Captain Knapp's administration would preserve civil rights and allow native courts to administer municipal laws while marines maintained public order. Following upcoming elections, the United States planned to seek a treaty modeled on Haiti's to supervise Dominican finances and establish an American-officered constabulary.

El *Tulsa daily world* informó que los oficiales de la marina estadounidense se disponían a entregar 600.000 dólares en aranceles de exportación retenidos a los empleados públicos dominicanos, impagos desde la caída del presidente Jimenes. El secretario Daniels manifestó que el mandato del capitán Knapp resguardaría las garantías ciudadanas y facultaría a los tribunales del país a aplicar la legislación ordinaria mientras los infantes de marina preservaban el orden público. Tras las elecciones venideras, los Estados Unidos se proponían concertar un tratado conforme al modelo haitiano para fiscalizar las finanzas dominicanas y crear una fuerza de policía dirigida por oficiales estadounidenses.

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qi rntly the nullve officials nnd em

ployes will draw thlr first pay since

the downfall of Jlmlnrz when on De

cember 2 the American officers bo

gnn to disburse some $000,000 of ne

cumulated export dultrs.

So Infrliioiiiont.

Sorrrtnry Daniels explained today

that the form of rule set up by Cap

tain Knapp did not contemplate nny

Infringement of the civil rights or

pi r cesses of the native irovernment.

The marines will nnlnt.iin order nnd

prevent revolutionary tigltatlon, but

the municipal nnd civil laws will still

bo administered by Dominican rourts. 1

Caplain Knapp was selected for

this lob because of special fltnrr

gir.wlng out of Ms sc-vloos on the neu

triilltv board The luty led him Into

n an ful study of tho situation In

Haiti and Santo Domingo. Ills re.

port savs that probibly 00 per cent

of the native business men and others

who desire permanent pence on the

Islnnd approve tho stops that hnvn

heen taken and thoo which uro In

ci ntrtr.plallon.

Same As IMItl.

t'pen the election of a president by

tho cfsenihlv to be chosen In January

tht irnlled State will ask for tho rnf

Iflcntlon of a treaty similar to that

now In force with Haiti, providing for

American supervision of Dominican

flnnnre and for a native constabulary

cffleered hv Americans,

High official male It plain tonight

that the Washington Is determined

that there shnll bo no renewal of tho

revolution In Haiti and Banto Domin

go v.'l Ion for years huvo rendered the

Island a sourre of monire to the In

ternational relntlnm of the t'nlted

States heennse of the foreign capital

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Tulsa daily world. (1916). Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.], 1916-12-01. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042344/1916-12-01/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Tulsa daily world, 1916-12-01.

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