Richmond planet
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i'lio Invasion of t !io black republic
v. "in violation of otir Constitution,
ur treaties ami of international law."
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l>y an Address Against I'ne
American Oeeupant of Haiti, signed
>y a eommittee from the National
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nm i nun -II I .f.if.u*-.
np; of United State.-: Senator Robert
Owen, Samuel Clampers, president
f the American Federation of l.ahor,
in others.
'Phis address eites testimony from
he Senate Investigating Committee
marines, showing that atrocities were
ommitted by marines in Haiti and
?anto Dominjjo, in< !udin>r torture by
tot iron and indict ion of the "water
ure,'' and shock J?y electric wire.
The roads built by the American
Occupation, says the Address, were
'largely built by forced lal)or, and
tad the men responsible attempted
my such tiling in the United States,
hey would have been subject to a
KMiitentiary sentence."
Hot.li lawyers and signers of the
Vddress demand restoration of Haiti
nd Dominican Sovereignty over their
>wn affairs.
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ANT I-LYNCH BILL.
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To\vnst>n<i of Michiunn that Ik* would
support and volii for the Dyer Anti- 1-1
Lymhinu- P.ill in tin Senate, (ho N:.- u
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Richmond planet. (1922). Richmond, Va., 1922-05-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84025841/1922-05-06/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Richmond planet, 1922-05-06.
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