The Detroit tribune
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publics in the West Indies, reports
were received in Wasuington of
the slaughter of 5.0(H) Haitians, in
eluding women and children.
An American neutrul observer,
writing from the Haitian side of
the border, gave details of mas
seres in which Dominican rural
police rounded up the Haitian
workers in groups of 150. led them
into a forest near Dujihnn, slau
ghtered them with machetes, clubs
bayonets and three-pronged dag.
gers. October 26 was given as the
approximately djite of the mas
sacre.
Wild disorder reigned through
out the section, according to the
American observer, and those di
recting the slaughter kept the
rioters drunk while Haitians were
killed right and left. Many Domini
can soldiers, refusing to take part,
were shot und the comlnnndant at
J Dajaban. who refused to lend a
I hand iu the muss murder, died tho
following, presumably of a heart
B EraliysMAiimversry
Celebration Continues At 2nd Bant.
Business Man Dies
Joe Giles, well known busi
ness man, was stricken Sat
urday in lilh barber shop at
1926 St. Antoine Btrcet. He died
later in the Receiving Hospital.
Mr. Giles was born in Mont
gomery, Ala., coming to De
troit more than 20 years ago.
He is survived by u wife and
two children.
Grigsby Elected
Vice President
P. Ok Federation
The Detroit Federation of Post
office Clerks, Local No. 295. at its
meeting la«t Wednesday night,
elected 8. F. Grigsby to the office
of vice president of the organiza
tion. It is the first time a Negro
has been elected to the official
family of the local P. O. Federa
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The Detroit tribune. (1937). Detroit, Mich., 1937-11-20. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92063852/1937-11-20/ed-1/?sp=1
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Detroit tribune, 1937-11-20.
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