West Virginia argus

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tnehmont of mnrlues at Managua, the

capital of Nicaragua.

Ilnrdly had tin* anchors <>n tin* ves

sels ordered to Nicaragua been hoisted

when n loud explosion was heard In

Panto Domingo. A revolution had bro

ken out there for the swornl time III

less than a year. Down to Dominican

wafers rushed two gunboats. I'pon

their arrival It was learned that in the

adjoining republic. Haiti, a revolution

nlso fins under way. nnd wireless nr

tiers sent two f'llsers scurrying down

there.

The detail* of this rervlce will be

laid before congress tills winter when

Hie navy depart incut Is railed upon t

report the operations of Hie fleet In an

effort to obtain ad llflnr.nl ships and

men. It Is the purpose of Her ret a ry

Daniels to Inform congress Hint the

long service of the ships In tropical and

*emltTopical wafers necessitated the

placing of Severn I other v»-sels in re

serve because of the Insufficient mini

her of men with which to man nil the

ships. |I<« will tell congress the navy

Is short now something like Im.ishi en

listed men nnd 100 officers am! that In

a year from now If no Increase Is al

lowed the navy will be short nlsmt

22,000 men nnd nleitit 17."» officers.

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

West Virginia argus. (1914). Kingwood, W. Va., 1914-12-17. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86092245/1914-12-17/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: West Virginia argus, 1914-12-17.