New-York tribune
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the European systems off th?* Amori?
hemisphere. P>ut we have also undertal
to '-urn-pel America?! rations to liv<- Dp
their lawful obligations to European gi
ernments and nationals.
Otherwise, why did the Wilson Admin
tration send marines into Hayti in 11
and force an American protectorate
that republic'.' Othcrwi.o. why did t
President order last summer the milita
occupation of the Dominican He pu hi
whose government had failed to Ihre up
an agreement to pay regular instalmer
on its foreign debts?
What dOM the Monroe Lioctrine tue
when interpreted bj Mr. Wilson in Wai
ington and what does it mean when a
ministered by diplomatic and naval office
I Indian water.-'.' Ben are sor
more problems in higher criticism whi
'Th- Po.?," "The* World"and "The Time
ou!'! profitably consider. The people ?-a
''recinto the ex pa
statesmanship at Vu uk
Wilson at it: true value* until they beg
i clearer understanding of what 1
means.
An Unpaid Debt
When President Wilson lait summ*
told the Big Pour chiefs that So?-?
tioned the eight-hour working day, ar
then backed their demand upon Congre;
for a law compelling a raise in pay, Y
evidently felt that some compensation w?
due to .Society for this free use of Itl narr
and power. Bo he urged, along with th
proposai which subsequently became th
Adamson law, a proposal for legislatio
prohibiting strike- and lockouts In rai
mad fcrvice until investigation of the dil
pate had been mad", i oi "rrerj
bodj knei? would be the c*ue, paiifrd th
meaaure demanded by Um labor union
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New-York tribune. (1917). New York [N.Y.], 1917-01-26. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1917-01-26/ed-1/?sp=8
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York tribune, 1917-01-26.
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